anyways to help taking your mind off things, if you are in NYC area, go see 2008 Whitney Biennial...like usual the show overall is not that great, but Omer Fast's film "The Casting" is pretty freaking good, it's worth the trip just to see that piece
Posts: 46 | Location: NYC | Registered: February 06, 2008
When I logged into today I noticed the message on the online application system changed to:
The preliminary academic evaluation of your application is complete. Your file has been forwarded to your intended graduate program(s) for their review and admissions decision. You may check this website anytime for a status update.
If the graduate program requires additional information or renders an admission decision, you will be contacted.
Its good that at least something is happening. The wait continues...
Posts: 45 | Location: Yosemite | Registered: January 16, 2008
When I applied as an undergrad I didn't get my acceptance letter until the middle of May. It was the same for a lot of the graduate students also at the time.
Posts: 2 | Location: Los Angeles | Registered: April 21, 2008
I just got the rejection letter today as well. It actually was kind of liberating since I've been waiting so long to hear anything at all. Good luck to the rest of you still waiting to hear. And to those joining the rejection club, keep your head up. It's not nearly as bad as I thought it would be.
Posts: 11 | Location: plymouth | Registered: April 06, 2008
There's something to be said for the amount of time it takes to get a decision. All the excitement, anticipation and anxiety I felt at the beginning of this application process has long since vanished. I can hardly remember applying at this point and have discovered that a significant amount of apathy has set in based on my non-reaction to the rejections I've received. You can only bite your nails down so far.
Posts: 17 | Location: Upland, CA | Registered: March 06, 2008
Originally posted by Bartleby Fink: What's the financial aid letter? Do first year graduates actually get offered money?
No, very few do, one or two in each incoming class of each discipline.
The FAO letter, at least the one I speak of, asked for my tax forms, and some supplemental documents in order to finish processing my original FAFSA submission.
As I said, I got that packet two days before I got waitlisted, so I see it as a good sign...but I could be wrong, maybe they send it to everyone.
Edited...Oh...Ahnser...I was wrong. I'm sorry!
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Posts: 703 | Location: USC | Registered: March 11, 2007
Is there anyone who he's still waiting to hear from USC for the graduate screenwriting program? I just want to get it over with, receive my rejection letter and move on.
Posts: 18 | Location: FRANCE | Registered: February 28, 2008
I received a financial aid letter in March requesting a supplemental form and they also gave me a usc id. If its the same one, I think all applicants get sent the same thing. I got mine in March because I thought the deadline for FAFSA was in March (when later I found out USC accepts it up to May)
Posts: 100 | Location: Irvine | Registered: December 03, 2007
The letter I'm talking about asked me to fax all of my tax info...copies of my returns, etc, to the FAO, by a certain deadline. I got that on Tuesday, my waitlist letter on Thursday. There was also a packet with the FAO letter, the general FAO materials they send at every school.
Sorry to spread false hope.
J.
Posts: 703 | Location: USC | Registered: March 11, 2007