Where do we have to search for our admission decision, Can someone give me a link ?

I got into UIC and Boston Uni also had a good chance at SFU until I made an obvious error while applying.

TTPB: Thanks for your reply. I guess I did make some mistakes due to which I could not get admits. I will be improving them now, and applying again this session. Do you mind telling your admitted univ so that I have some reference.

TTPB I have a lower GPA (Marginally)and GRE score and I was able to get admits from BU and another uni for MSCS while doing an undergrad in ECE. There must be something wrong with your SOP or your college selection must have been ambitious.

Hello, I needed a bit of an advice and this is not just for Boston. I applied this year with 166Q, 152V,4.5 AWA, 7.7/10 cgpa from a Tier 2 univ in India. My undergraduation is in ECE and I applied for MS CS. But could not get any admits. I have around 3 internships, some teaching experience and 3 IEEE conference publications. 2 moderate-strong LOR and 1 moderate. Strong SOP. Do you guys suggest that I give GRE again and would it improve my profile significantly? I know this is not a place to discuss these things but I thought it would be best to take advice from people that have already got an admit. Thank you.

Over the moon :)

Over the moon :)

Has anyone heard from the Human Physiology, PhD at Boston University? My application is still sitting in submitted, no waitlist, no rejection, no acceptance. I have very low hopes now obviously, but I am curious if others have heard from this program.

Guys is there any movement in the waitlist? I was waitlisted on mid March, still no response @+@

I was notified that Im unable to be accepted at this time but, had the option to still be on the waitlist as spots may open up in the summer:)

Still considering; may release the offer

Rejected from Ph.D., accepted to Masters w/o funding. The professors and school seem fantastic, and like it is a really good environment for graduate students. Best of luck to anyone attending.

The Admissions Committee has carefully reviewed your application for admission to the PhD degree program in Chemistry within the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. We regret to inform you that your application has been denied. Due to intense competition, we must in many cases deny admission even to highly qualified candidates. We appreciate your interest in Boston University, and we wish you the very best in your academic pursuits. Sincerely, Martin Gastmann Assistant Director of Admissions & Financial Aid