Graduate School Admission Results

Finally. Already got into better programs.

Yes, I'm from UT Austin. BSa in Computer Science with a 3.52. Didn't take the GRE, had one internship at a F500 company doing web SWE work and a lot of misc. things like hackathons and projects. I didn't get any email from USC and kept checking my portal... strangely it says the decision was sent May 1 but I only saw it update for me today (May 3).

Data point for future applicants! And a side note: don't be discouraged by the stressful application process, in all likelihood it'll all work out fine :)

Waitlisted months ago, just notified of rejection today by email.

With financial support

I was waitlisted back in March. This year has been quite painful for me and this is literally the last hope for me. Please decline ur offer if you have decided not to go. And Chicago please stop teasing people if you are not serious. It seems like they have put half of the pool into WL.

Tough Luck. Hep-th.

TTPB: I applied with priority deadline. Did not get any email today from Columbia nor have I heard anything from them since submitting my application in December. Do you know what's going on and if I still have a chance?

TTPB from top 10 large state school - mind sharing your stats please? by any chance are you from UT Austin undergrad?

TTPB: can you guys/girls share when you got the email from usc to check?

After 6 months???!!!!!

Applied on Dec. 1 of 2020 and received the decision today- it took soo long to send their decision.

Applied jan 12 with software engineering internship, fresh out of undergrad

TTPB: Did you really get waitlisted? I have not received any news and in the portal my status is still "In Review".

To Mr/Mrs. 9.3/6 . I'm guessing you're from India since you rated your GPA out of a 10 point scale and had to write the IELTS. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Admissions committees in the US, especially in professional, non-thesis programs really do not care about how high your GPA is as long as your grades are good enough to inspire confidence that you can succeed in their program. It's great that you worked hard and achieved academic success, but being condescending to people who were admitted(because their applications were clearly better than yours) is very childish. I know that this condescension is especially a problem in India because people with 9 cgpas feel entitled to acceptances from the best colleges in the world. You probably fell short on your essay, research or extracurriculars or they probably felt that your overall profile wasn't a good fit for them. Take your bitterness and turn it into something productive. You literally got into NYU and CMU, I don't understand why you feel the need to be so damn negative.

Finally!!! The wait was insane. Applied just before final deadline in January. ~3.5 from large state school in ~top 10 CS programs, internship. Signed up for DEN@Viterbi.

To Mr/Mrs. 9.3/6 . I'm guessing you're from India since you rated your GPA out of a 10 point scale and had to write the IELTS. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Admissions committees in the US, especially in professional, non-thesis programs really do not care about how high your GPA is as long as your grades are good enough to inspire confidence that you can succeed in their program. It's great that you worked hard and achieved academic success, but being condescending to people who were admitted(because their applications were clearly better than yours) is very childish. I know that this condescension is especially a problem in India because people with 9 cgpas feel entitled to acceptances from the best colleges in the world. You probably fell short on your essay, research or extracurriculars or they probably felt that your overall profile wasn't a good fit for them. Take your bitterness and turn it into something productive. You literally got into NYU and CMU, I don't understand why you feel the need to be so damn negative.

To Mr/Mrs. 9.3/6 . I'm guessing you're from India since you rated your GPA out of a 10 point scale and had to write the IELTS. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Admissions committees in the US, especially in professional, non-thesis programs really do not care about how high your GPA is as long as your grades are good enough to inspire confidence that you can succeed in their program. It's great that you worked hard and achieved academic success, but being condescending to people who were admitted(because their applications were clearly better than yours) is very childish. I know that this condescension is especially a problem in India because people with 9 cgpas feel entitled to acceptances from the best colleges in the world. You probably fell short on your essay, research or extracurriculars or they probably felt that your overall profile wasn't a good fit for them. Take your bitterness and turn it into something productive. You literally got into NYU and CMU, I don't understand why you feel the need to be so damn negative.

To Mr/Mrs. 9.3/6 . I'm guessing you're from India since you rated your GPA out of a 10 point scale and had to write the IELTS. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Admissions committees in the US, especially in professional, non-thesis programs really do not care about how high your GPA is as long as your grades are good enough to inspire confidence that you can succeed in their program. It's great that you worked hard and achieved academic success, but being condescending to people who were admitted(because their applications were clearly better than yours) is very childish. I know that this condescension is especially a problem in India because people with 9+ cgpas feel entitled to acceptances from the best colleges in the world. You probably fell short on your essay, research or extracurriculars or they probably felt that your overall profile wasn't a good fit for them. Take your bitterness and turn it into something productive. You literally got into NYU and CMU, I don't understand why you feel the need to be so damn negative.

I had been waitlisted previously. Just got the official rejection email.