Admitted with full support after a video call with the graduate chair this morning (email to check portal). Masters GPA 3.8, 2 years of research in undergrad, 2 years working as a research engineer, and 1 year of research during the masters

Recd email to check status update on portal. Did not get graduate advisor of choice, tough decision. Have been asked to confirm within the week.

Just received a simple status update mail. Now confused on wether to go to CU boulder or for computational linguistics At SUNY buffalo.

Several undergrad research projects, excellent LoRs, most outstanding senior nominee, tier-1 undergrad. Admitted to Chalmers Complex Adaptive Systems MS w/ tuition waiver, UVM MS Complex Systems & Data Science, SDSU MS Big Data Analytics.

So I got a rejection from the Admin (Rajshree) when the PhD rejections came out and was told my application will be moved to MSc review since I indicated that. Today I received a notification to check the application status and it is a rejection. I assume that I didn't get into the MSc program?

got an email to check the website and that my application status was updated.

Received generic email to check status. Accepted with funding.

Accepted to the masters research based track! Didn't have the most competitive GRE score but had an internship experience at a big tech company.

Finishing up my undergrad here right now, I don't have a great GPA so didn't get into the MS/BS program. So glad they're letting me stay!! Sko buffs!

Applied for PhD, admitted to course-based MS. Any thoughts on if the course-based is worth it working towards a PhD program? Accepted at a general MS elsewhere which has a thesis option, so may just do that unless CU is much less expensive

Got admitted to Research based Masters. But mostly going for UMass CS.

To the post below comparing NEU and Boulder, I think if you plan to do Ph.D in the future, it would be quite important that you choose a program that has a research component. In terms of job hunting, NEU will enjoy the advantage of the location (either Seattle or Boston) as well. If the NEU offer is research-based I would go for NEU. But that's just my thoughts, you may be looking for other factors as well

TTPB: Thanks for your reply, but I applied to the coursework-based program though.

TTPB, I dont think so, I got my admit today. But they offered me non research track which they can change if i have a research proposal apparently.

Are all admits been sent out? Is it safe to assume you're rejected if you haven't received any email yet?

Got course based despite looking for research based

Applied for research based masters, but was given course based. Any thoughts on NEU vs UCBoulder?

To all the posters below: Can you please share your profile? Thanks!