Programs Has anyone heard back from Caltech for the LIGO summer program?

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The discussion centers on the LIGO summer program application process, with participants sharing their experiences regarding communication from Caltech. One user confirmed receiving two responses: a request for additional information and an offer for a position at the Washington site, which they declined. Another participant noted that the official site indicates only successful applicants will receive notifications by March 15, clarifying the timeline for applicants awaiting responses.
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Hi everyone, I have applied to the LIGO summer program. But I'm not from Caltech. I'm wondering if anyone has heard back from Caltech yet. Thanks
 
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I heard back, once with a request for more info (I didn't get the position) and once with an offer at the Washington site. I declined, though.
I think everyone will hear back by March 15, according to their site.
 
My bad, the site says only successful applicants will hear back by that deadline. Just wanted to clarify.
 

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