Graduate School Admission Results

Language Technology Ms/PhD

Not exactly an interview, just an offer to visit campus next weekend with the IMPLICATION I had been accepted / on the shortlist

Rejection from both Ph.D. and Masters via generic e-mail.

Field : CV, first author publications at 3 top-tier venues, 2+ years of research experience, Internship at FAANG

From LTI program via email; big sad

LTI, no interview

MLT I regret to inform you that we are unable to admit you into the M.S. in Language Technologies program in the Language Technologies Institute in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. We received over 750 graduate applications this year in Language Technologies, a large percentage of which are highly qualified. However, our graduate program can support only a limited number of new students. This makes our decision very difficult, as we have to turn down many promising applicants. Unfortunately, we could not admit all applicants despite very good academic records and supporting letters. We hope you have been accepted by another graduate program of your choice, and wish you the best in your career.

MLT

I have taken this as a rejection but does anyone know how many people are typically on the waitlist and how many people get admits from it usually?

An email titled: "An update has been posted to your Stanford application"

PI told me that I have been accepted and an offer letter will be sent towards the end of this week.

Applied to the HCI track. Haven't seen anyone in HCI get in yet. If you're in HCI and got in, can you share your profile?

Given my diverse background of being half east asian, half south-east asian, and half american, I am proud to represent my homies from the mid. Thanks, ghost of Leland Stanford Jr, I wont let you down.

Ignore the WL. Anyone hear anything back from the societal computing programme?