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Hello Guys,

I was just wondering if I could be provided some germane feedback on my application/profile.

Undergraduate (University of Pittsburgh): B.Phil in Political Science, Urban Studies, International and Area Studies|3.944|Summa Cum Laude|Honors in Poli Sci|Numerous Awards and Grants for Reserach and Academic Performance, 65 pg. Reserach Thesis, Countless Conference Presentations, 1 Journal Publication, Thesis Published Online, 3 Semesters Abroad in 4 Countries

GRE Analytics: V(157) Q(161) W(5.5)

Graduate (Ongoing at University of Cambridge): M.Phil in IR and Politics|Thesis on Political and Ethnic Decentralization in the Southern Balkans|Expected Outcome: Distinction in Coursework and Thesis

Apps. Submitted to UCSD and MIT both PhD in Political Science.

3 LOR's, 2 from Pitt, 1 from Cambridge.

Emailed POI at UCSD and he responded saying that 'he finds my research interests quite interesting and hopes the admissions committee can make me an offer.' (not sure what to make of the reply?)

What does everyone think? Do I stand a chance for either UCSD or MIT? I am quite cognizant of the fact that my Quant score is rather weak. But, any thoughts/comments/advice on waiting for those decisons is most certainly appreciated!!

Thank you!!

Cheers!!

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2 hours ago, Syas said:

You definitely stand a chance, but as it is the case with many qualified applications like you, your fit with the program may become the determining factor. good luck! 

Thank you so much Syas! Best of luck to you as well!!

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2 hours ago, kaykaykay said:

applying to only two schools is a huge risk. The positive answer seems to be quite encouraging though.

Yes, it absolutely is a huge risk kaykaykay. But if they cards are not dealt my way, I guess there is always next year! Thanks for the feedback nevertheless!!

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