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Thanks Norcal SLP. They switched to CSDCAS and I did receive an email that they have my application and it is "referred to graduate department". I sent them a message. I would love to know if anyone else there is in the same boat. On another note: Has anyone on the waitlist heard from CSU East Bay? Thanks!

Is anyone still waiting to hear from San Jose? It is now May 1st and I have heard nothing. The theory that only rejections are going out now are not accurate because people are still being accepted. I could never have imagined that it would take this long. SIGH. If the department head gets bored and browses these forums I want him to know that I'll be the best student ever, I'll bring him coffee in the morning, fetch lunch, wash his car, pick up his dry cleaning

A reason not to go to school in CA? Unfortunate. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/04/14/MNDI1O32PO.DTL

Hey There. The graduate/family housing waitlist is really not that long....don't let the application process scare you. You are almost guaranteed to get a place here if you tell them you are OK with a May move in vs. August. They have a ton of availability in May. We will probably be leaving our place in June

Hi There! I'm at Boulder now and I HIGHLY recommend Family Housing! WE LOVE I HERE! Right next to campus - just walk or bike over the creek. Super affordable!!!! - best price in town with all utilities and internet. Newton Court is the best, but it is a little more expensive. + you can pay rent with a credit card and get miles. It is very international and lots of fun events and free food, BBQs etc. Only downfall is no furry friends allowed. Graduating in May and we are very sad to leave...thought about doing my PhD at CU just so we can stay in Family Housing

Hi JoH! Thank you SO much for the info! WOW! What a process...a writing sample in addition! Thank you for confirming that everyone was from California. What did you think of the interview process?

I second the SFSU interviews on March 12....were those for in-state residents? Any info would be appreciated