So much of this process has taken me for a ride. Every point where I felt as though I had everything sorted, a following decision or experience threw me into a different direction. It’s been such an emotional waiting process, but the results are in. Result #1: Denied Loyola Chicago responded first. I was in … More The results
It’s been an entire week since the end of my Preview Days whirlwind tour—I spent two days in Chicago, followed immediately by three days in Seattle, and then right back home to San Francisco. (If we’re keeping count of the cities I’ve touched down in the last 6 months, we have: London, Amsterdam, San Francisco, Chicago, … More Post-Preview Days: The low-down
In a couple of hours, my first taste of Preview Days begins. As I write this, I’m sitting in a Chicago studio, kindly hosted by a current Graduate Assistant while I await round one of assistantship interviews tomorrow. Since the last time I checked in, I’ve been invited to attend Preview Days at both universities … More Preview Days: It’s happening.
Reading my post from last month feels strange because so much has changed in about 30 days. The current graduate school process for me stands as follows: UConn: Rejected. I got this admission decision first, and I’d be lying if I said my confidence wasn’t a little bruised. I knew it was a challenging school to get … More February: Moving forward
It’s 2015. The year I graduate from undergrad, and, hopefully, have the opportunity to head off to a HESA program. Today’s January 1st, which means I’ll officially hear back from graduate schools this month about admission and possible interviews next month. Everything’s about to happen! In the meantime, I’ve almost completed all the necessary cover letters … More January: It’s go-time.
MATT NAZARIO-MILLER 