Graduate School Admission Results

Accepted without funding.

[IGNORE STATUS] For those of you who do not plan to accept UO's offer in light of better offers, please consider making this official. I will be forever in your debt!

1 year working as lab tech, 3 computer science courses

please kindly turn down UO's offer if you dont plan to enroll : ) i will be very grateful

Applied for Astrophysics specialization. Deferred to Master's in Quantum and Nanotechnology. Did astrophysics for undergrad @ UC Berkeley, strong LORs (one from the Astronomy dept. chair), multicultural background, self supporting student, transfer student from a California community college. No publications, but did over a year of research in cosmology/data science through a postdoctoral fellow working for DESI at the LBNL, and have plenty of extracurriculars under my belt.

No GRE, master's GPA 3.9, some publications. Interviewed multiple times with different professors. Followed up via emails but received no responses. Initial notification came from the CS department; official notice followed a week later from the school. Fortunately, I had a great offer elsewhere and would have almost certainly turned down the UO offer if it had been extended. However, the lack of communication throughout the process left a negative impression. It also seemed they were interested in admitting me but couldn't proceed due to funding issues this year. FYI, this year for those accepted, TA 0.45 (?) will be offered with stipends around $2,600.

Masters GPA 4/4. NLP field. No interview. two publications. Received rejection directly from the department. Will receive official rejection next week.

Email saying problem with funding and offering MS in Quantum and Nanotechnology instead