Thank you for taking the time to apply for admission to the Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago (TTIC) and your patience awaiting our reply. The Admissions Committee has completed its evaluation of this year's candidates and is sorry to inform you that we are not able to offer you admission for the Fall of 2019. We understand that this is not the news you were hoping to hear from TTIC. There are such a small number of student openings available at the Institute, and so many talented applicants, that this was a difficult choice. We want to acknowledge your accomplishments and emphasize how much care we have taken in the admission process to give full consideration to each applicant. While regretting that we were not able to respond positively to your interest in the Institute, I want to wish you every success in your educational pursuits and best wishes for the coming year. We know from your application that that the school you do enroll in will benefit from your presence and talents there.

Mail sent with acceptance to M.S. program is sent with an allocation of advisor.

Sad. OTOH, Kudos to the person who composed the reject letter. Never read a more soothing sweet letter even if it is a template letter.

To both the admits to U of A, can you share your profile?

interesting that i got waitlisted... i got into cmu though

so sad

Field: AI. No interview. $25197 (Canadian dollar?) offer for the 1st year. 1 journal publication.

Sad!!!

Sad T_T

To the poster below regarding my Maryland acceptance: I'll be happy to share! I submitted my application on 2/10 and my application was considered complete on 2/11. I have an average undergrad GPA and a humanities background. I completed undergrad 10 years ago. I completed a two year certificate program in design since then with a much stronger GPA. My work experience is varied. I submitted a portfolio of 3 case studies and have LORs all from industry sources. I didn't take the GRE.

Interviewed mid Feb and got the official offer. $25k funding. International undergrad in Canada.

Offered 30% tuition scholarship

I could not believe my eyes. I was expecting to get an interview invitation, not an offer. I'm an international with a degree acquired outside of the US and it seemed like the acceptance rate for internationals like me was

My first admission!! Wow... i hope good luck to everyone else!

To the post below, a POI emailed me yesterday telling me that if I hadn't received an acceptance by now, I should consider it a rejection. :( I think it is safe to say that if you haven't heard by now, you are a rejection.

Undergrad at CSUS in CS with specialization in security.