I'm filling out HMS secondaries, and I have to list a manuscript as either "under initial review" or "submitted", and provide the email to prove it. The only two emails I have are the one from the initial submission, and a second one saying that the manuscript has been assigned to an editor - I have no information as to whether or not it was sent out to reviewers yet. Under which category should I list my manuscript, then? Would being with the editor qualify as "under initial review?"
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Submitted is the the appropriate status. Of course, it blows my mind that this level of evidence is needed for an application... I don't think we ask this for most Ph.D. applications (though that was decades ago for me). I guess people can hallucinate or misrepresent their manuscripts now...
