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February 2021
Electrical Engineering And Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) I had 3 strong LoRs from professors in different institutions in the USA. I am currently doing a master's in a highly reputable University in Switzerland with excellent fellowship, I wrote a BS thesis, no publications, I am a Fulbright grantee. Strong essay, two internships in the USA. Exchange program abroad during my BS
Added on February 24, 2021
Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) TTPB: No, I can assure you that if you have not received notification of waitlist, then at this point you are rejected :( everyone who has a chance of getting in has either been accepted or waitlisted already. The top-tier schools have already notified everyone of acceptance, as well as those who have been waitlisted.
Added on February 20, 2021
Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) TTPB: If you haven't received an acceptance yet, you didn't get in. The acceptances were sent out in January. You'll probably receive an email in late February / early March to log-in to the application portal for admission decision (which will be a reject if you haven't heard anything by now).
Added on February 19, 2021
Computer Science, MIT Media Lab Sadge :{ "Thank you for your application to the graduate program in Media Arts and Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for Fall 2021. We regret that we are not able to offer you admission. We received more than 1100 applications and were able to admit less than 5%. In selecting so few from a large and talented group, we must turn down many qualified applicants. We wish you the best for your future plans. Program in Media Arts and Sciences"
Added on February 19, 2021
Social And Engineering Systems (SES), Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) TTPB: My interests line up with social networks. From my experience this cycle, the more interdisciplinary/'unusual' (in a good way!) a program is, the more likely interviews are to matter. For example, no straightCS programs I applied to interviewed me before being accepted. But every information science program had interviews. This is simply because the interdisciplinary/unusual programs are looking for a more niche person.
Added on February 17, 2021
Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) I applied to Computational Science and Engineering PhD program with Mechanical Engineering home department. I have not yet heard back whether I've been accepted or rejected, so maybe there is still hope for acceptance. Perhaps I've been waitlisted.
Added on February 17, 2021
