PSU

[erdestromp]

I got lower third, so my chances are "highly unlikely". I had emailed her yesterday so it was a bummer of a reply

[caterpillar]

I got lower third, so my chances are "highly unlikely". I had emailed her yesterday so it was a bummer of a reply

 

Sorry to hear that. We're taking the mid-range placement as a probable rejection at this point.

[argandoc]

My daughter just got an email stating that she is very near the top; and would let her know by mid-late April.  Very positive news; after 2 rejections.

[HippoPirate]

I'm in the mid range as well, so I'll be accepting my offer from Pacific for sure. Hopefully that will give some other mid-rangers a better chance of being admitted!

[erdestromp]

I'm in the mid range as well, so I'll be accepting my offer from Pacific for sure. Hopefully that will give some other mid-rangers a better chance of being admitted!

 

Congrats on Pacific again! I have still yet to hear anything.. but I know they emailed rejections yesterday so maybe this no news means a waitlist at least? I can only hope!

[dial1010usa]

I guess Pacific University prefer Oregon residents.

[dial1010usa]

Anyone knows when Washington State University sends their acceptance.

[tchris]

Bumping this thread..

 

Is anybody planning on going to Portland State University?  Or know much about the program? 

[slpslidingaway]

I'm a post-bac at PSU right now and I know a fair bit about the grad program from speaking with the advisor, observations, talking to current grad students, etc. 

[tchris]

I'm a post-bac at PSU right now and I know a fair bit about the grad program from speaking with the advisor, observations, talking to current grad students, etc. 

 

I'm sending you a PM 

[slp482]

Does anyone know if PSU offers any funding to their graduate students?  I got accepted, but I am out-of-state, so I'm afraid the only way I'd be able to afford it is if I get some amount of funding.  Which is depressing because I'd love to go to PSU.

[caterpillar]

Does anyone know if PSU offers any funding to their graduate students?  I got accepted, but I am out-of-state, so I'm afraid the only way I'd be able to afford it is if I get some amount of funding.  Which is depressing because I'd love to go to PSU.

 

Sometimes they do, but afaik it's very limited. You might try emailing to ask when funding decisions are going to go out. 

[e_lena]

Does anyone know if PSU offers any funding to their graduate students?  I got accepted, but I am out-of-state, so I'm afraid the only way I'd be able to afford it is if I get some amount of funding.  Which is depressing because I'd love to go to PSU.

 

 

Sometimes they do, but afaik it's very limited. You might try emailing to ask when funding decisions are going to go out. 

 

 

I had the same question. I was under the impression that most schools offer the funding in the acceptance letter?  I have been accepted to some amazing programs and fear that without funding I will end up at my in-state school. Not terrible, but so bittersweet.

[sarahsahara]

Does anyone know if PSU offers any funding to their graduate students?  I got accepted, but I am out-of-state, so I'm afraid the only way I'd be able to afford it is if I get some amount of funding.  Which is depressing because I'd love to go to PSU.

 

I visited the department and met with the advisor last week and she said there is funding, but as Caterpillar said, it's limited. My understanding is that they notify you of funding if you confirm your intent to enroll there. I'd love to go there too but since the two other schools I was accepted to gave me funding offers up front, it's hard to know if it would be affordable. 

[caterpillar]

Finally rejected from PSU. We're both happy that this journey is over! The letter was very nice, as every communication from Dr. G-N has been.