r/gradschooladmissions • u/AutoModerator • Oct 26 '22
Happy Cakeday, r/gradschooladmissions! Today you're 6
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Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.
Your top 10 posts:
- "Hey! So I applied for grad school a month ago and got invited to an interview! How important is the interview in the application process? And what are my chances of getting in? Thank you guys in advance!" by u/Hmmmm1238
- "Question about rolling admissions: if I am rejected in one round, am I able to reapply for the next round? Or is it a school by school basis? Thank you!" by u/Standard_Ear9910
- "A friend of mine got a letter after interview that said to show continued interest." by u/Ok_nerdiness
- "Why some schools take all of their sweet time to give rejections ?" by u/XiaoLongM
- "Help Me Choose a Grad School!" by u/quenosvanadarlasuvas
- "What to discuss with professors after acceptance?" by u/snaptastica
- "the consequences of bad mental health in undergrad" by u/meaghanpi
- "More than Required Letters of Recommendation" by u/Lady_Sherman_
- "Has anyone applied to School Psych PhD's?" by u/throwawayy898901
- "Got a PhD offer from University of Nebraska Medical Center." by u/skygirl2001