University of Southern California
Computer Science
Wait listedMastersAmerican
Application Details
- Institution
- University of Southern California
- Program
- Computer Science
- Degree Type
- Masters
- Degree's Country of Origin
- American
- Decision
- Wait listed
- Notification
- on 25/05/2021 via E-mail
- Undergrad GPA
- 0.00
- GRE General
- Not provided
- GRE Verbal
- Not provided
- Analytical Writing
- 0.00
- Notes
- TTPB: Yeah, you've got it correct mate! I am 2019 USC graduate student and working at Amazon. I am here because my brother was kinda obsessed with USC and getting a reject was depressing for him. I thought my viewpoint might help others in a similar situation as well. First of all there is a notion of California obsession among Indians, I was no different. After I got into USC I was like I have achieved everything in life. No doubt USC is a good school or maybe even better but USC isn't GOD. If you don't have the potential, USC isn't gonna provide you jobs. Here at Amazon, my group of SDE-1 has people from many Universities which I didn't even consider during my applications. Those people completed their masters with almost half the expense than what I paid at USC. Any company in the US isn't gonna pay you based on the university from which you graduated. I saw many people on gradcafe opting for Spring without even thinking twice. I have friends who came into Spring semester, the internship search made them anxious as there was only 1 summer break. The 1st summer break isn't productive at all if you aren't from research background. Now, I had an admit from TAMU where I could have completed my masters saving lakhs than USC. My very close friend at work graduated from TAMU and got debt free in like 6 months or even less whereas it took me around 12 months to do so. At that time even I was obsessed with USC and I repeat again, this is general notion about california and usc, but people don't speak about the other side of the picture. I know currently many people might think I am speaking bad of USC or anything of such sort. But I am trying to be neutral. Once you start with the job no one cares about the university. Just get out of the obsession and think 10 times before making a decision.
Institution Statistics
Acceptance Rate
46%
Avg. Notification Date
March 15
This data is estimated based on applicant submissions at The GradCafe.
Timeline
Received notification of Waitlist