Received an email to check the portal, rejected the offer to be placed on the waitlist. Reached out to a couple of faculty and received no responses. Congrats to all who got accepted!

Notified via Zoom in mid-February. Got a 1/3 scholarship (even though I didn't apply for scholarships)! Still have not gotten the official email as of 3/11/22 (12pmET). My undergrad degree is in Architectural History.

Out of curiosity, does anybody know the MS&E program's admission statistics (acceptance rate, average GPA, average GRE, etc.)?

Email to check portal. Expected.

Vancouver campus. Domestic Student. 2 Research Papers, 2 Years of Work Experience, 2 Startups.

Did I pay a $120 application fee to find out what I already knew? Yeah, yeah I did

GPA is for Master's

Colombia University >> Columbia University

accepted at t5, ridiculous

I cried sexily I just wanted 2 go 2 the commen room and slit my wrists with mi friends while we watched Shark Attak 3 and Saw 2 and do it with Draco but I knew I had 2 do somefing more impotent. ABRA KEDABRA!!!!!!!!!!!11111 I shooted.

Fucking Texas...I mean New Haven...Boston...wait acc New York

I will be excited if one of these results in an offer. Those who are going to reject offers to these schools, please do it sooner.

I've just gotten the acceptance email today that stated to check the portal with a generic admission letter without stating the funding package but just stating that UBC gives a minimum coverage of 20k, tuition is..., living costs, etc. Will I soon receive the funding letter later on? I also need to send my official documents to the university. Is receiving the funding letter contingent on sending my official documents? I'm in a hurry for the funding letter so I can apply to a visa ASAP. Anyone with similar experience kindly let me know!

Okanagan Campus. I got the rejection email today.

Email to check portal. Econ, math and stats major with 4.0 gpa, a few research projects and a letter from a professor who went to Columbia

it be's like that

Email to check portal. I applied from undergraduate with no publications but a pretty strong application package. I'm unsurprised but bummed nonetheless.