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Computer Science, Columbia University

Added on March 16, 2008

Accepted on 15 Mar International Masters
Computer Science, Columbia University Rejected by Ph.D. programme then accepted by MS. It's so expensive and I don't know whether it is worth the dollars.

Added on March 14, 2008

Accepted on 14 Mar International Masters
Political Science, Columbia University GSAS Email notice to check online system.

Added on March 13, 2008

Wait listed American PhD
Political Science, Columbia University GSAS Checked on the website randomly and found I was on the waitlist. Good for the ego, but not sure how I would live in NY on no funding.

Added on March 13, 2008

Wait listed PhD
Computer Science, Columbia University Forwarded to MS admission

Added on March 13, 2008

Rejected on 12 Mar International PhD
Political Science, Columbia University GSAS

Added on March 13, 2008

Wait listed International PhD
Computer Science, Columbia University

Added on March 12, 2008

Accepted on 10 Mar American Masters
Computer Science, Columbia University To the person who got accepted to the comp sci masters at Columbia: congratulations! when did you submit your application?

Added on March 12, 2008

Other American Masters
Computer Science, Columbia University I submitted for Columbia ten days after you. Application system still says "decision pending." They're quicker than I expected, tho. Congrats again!

Added on March 12, 2008

Other American Masters
Materials Science And Engineering, Columbia University

Added on March 10, 2008

Rejected on 10 Mar American PhD
Computer Science, Columbia University Rejected from PhD, Accepted to MS

Added on March 10, 2008

Accepted on 10 Mar International Masters
Computer Science, Columbia University Rejected from PhD, Accepted to MS.

Added on March 09, 2008

Accepted on 9 Mar International Masters
Computer Science, Columbia University No email - status changed to rejected on their website. Just like Berkeley, they said their acceptance rate is less than 10% this year.

Added on March 08, 2008

Rejected on 8 Mar International PhD
Computer Science, Columbia University just "rejected" on website.

Added on March 08, 2008

Rejected on 7 Mar International PhD
Political Science, University Of British Columbia accepted MA and recommended PhD status - 10,000K in TA money offered

Added on March 08, 2008

Accepted on 29 Feb International Masters
Computer Science, Columbia University Given that it took so long for them to notify and since so many others had already got admission offers can not say I am surprised. It is rankling me even though I got through other schools which have a far better theory group...They just wrote 'Rejeceted' ..what a classy school!

Added on March 07, 2008

Rejected on 8 Mar International PhD
Computer Science, Columbia University Does anyone know the typical length (in semesters) of a CS Masters Degree at Columbia?

Added on March 07, 2008

Accepted on 3 Mar International Masters
Computer Science, Columbia University They didn't even send me an email. I certainly do not feel good about it.

Added on March 07, 2008

Accepted on 8 Mar International Masters
Political Science, Columbia University Always look on the bright side of life!

Added on March 06, 2008

Rejected on 6 Mar International PhD
Political Science, Columbia University It's a bummer to be rejected because whether or not we all buy the criterion, Columbia is a "top" program. The implication is that those of us who are rejected don't deserve to be "at the top." But look (and this is response to the mini-fight below): some of us react by defending our own records (which we are fully aware, in many cases, are comparable to those admitted), and some of us react (whether admitted or accepted) by attacking those who become defensive (becoming, therefore, a defense of the system, no?). To me the bottom line is that it's an incredible competitive process, it's a mix of both aptitude and crapshoot, and those who recognize it (on either side of where the chips fall) may well be the wiser and the happier. I almost regret posting this long a message for Columbia, as it adds to the mystique (sorry, Columbia peoples) of an acceptance or rejection, and as I am, personally, completely thrilled to accept the great offer I've been offered elsewhere. Frankly, I'll look forward, in the next 5 years or so, to meeting my peers-- both in the conference and placement process-- from a wide variety of programs.

Added on March 06, 2008

Rejected on 6 Mar American PhD

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