To those who have been accepted to this program, If you have better offers, please decline this offer for the MAS program.. I really need to get into this program..

FINALLY. Finally got the official letter from the graduate division. There was a link with a password provided. Thankfully I am accepted. Super happy and super excited. Accepting my offer. Congrats to all new students in ECE graduate department! See you all very soon :)

Does anyone get acceptance from UCLA ms statistics program?

Are all admits sent for masters by UCLA ? Or any hope of getting it still exists.

Does anyone know the last date for accepting the offer (Signals and Systems track)?

To Pro-Waitlister: thank you so much for this info! Ugh, I really hope we hear closer to April 15th than the 20th...this is torture. Best of luck!

Georgia Tech EE major. Received email at 6pm EST saying that I have been recommended to the graduate study in computer science. The official offer letter will come before April 15. No funding for now, but a lot of opportunities for RA/TA/scholarship. Now I really need to think about where to go.

Georgia Tech EE major. Received email at 6pm EST saying that I have been recommended to the graduate study in computer science. The official offer letter will come before April 15. No funding for now, but a lot of opportunities for RA/TA/scholarship. Now I really need to think about where to go.

To the person who got accepted into signals and systems from India NIT: did you get an official letter where you can accept or reject offer or did you get an email saying that you have been recommended for admission and sent for further approval to graduate division. Also, if you please don't mind: can you please share your stats. Your gpa and gre scores. Which other schools have been accepted to. Really appreciate if you can reply!! Thankyou!!

To the poster below: I applied during the second week of December

The poster below accepted to ECE in UCLA, when did you apply?

Had applied to the MS/PhD in Signals and Systems. Accepted into the Masters ECE program. PhD decisions later. Confirmed my hunch that they were processing files based on submission date (future applicants apply early!) . Profile: Final year undergrad from India (NIT), with significant research experience in signal processing.

Anybody still making a decision here? Those of us on the waitlist would be super appreciative if we could get our official rejections/acceptances before April 15 :)

Dear all: Thanks for all the updates from both masters/phd students. I have been waitlisted 5 times in the past two years for PhD film/cinema/media studies programs so this is what I personally know. No news is great news. Same thing happened to me at Cal-Berk last year (no accepted/rejected) so I called and was told about the waitlist. For those of us on the PhD waitlist, the majority of the programs wait until April 15 to finalize who has accepted or declined, after that, each program (so I've been informed by Cal, Texas, USC) will reevaluate the waitlisted applicants and "re-rank" them according to fit and POI availability. As I mentioned before, I feel like I'm a pro-waitlister at this point in my academic career. Best of luck to everyone. Thanks for all the comments and useful info.

No words of funding. M.S. student from Taiwan. 1 paper submitted and 1 Nature Materials as a 3rd author under revisionï¼›4 international conference poster; 2 international conference's best poster award

To the poster asking why I'd choose Gatech over UCLA,well I'm struggling myself with the question! I'm very concerned about the quarter system in UCLA, as opposed to the semester system at Gatech, as I'm more used to the latter. I'm also very interested in the biomedical field, and that is said to be one of the best at Gatech. At the same time, the courses at UCLA for my track seem to be a better fit! Not to mention location and job opportunities. But I'm told that it really doesn't make too much of a difference after you graduate. But yeah, I think the Quarter system is what is holding me back. As for Michigan VS UCLA, I guess the most important thing is fit? I feel they are equally good in terms of rankings...it depends on funding and what kind of specialization you are looking for. If it's signals and systems, I'd recommend UCLA, but I think Michigan is really famous for embedded, in which case I'd suggest you go for that. In any case, there is no right choice, and I'm sure you'd be very successful no matter what you choose. Good luck!

Re: Fall 2018 Application to PhD in Civil Engineering Thank you for applying to graduate study at UCLA. We regret to inform you that you are not being offered admission. UCLA receives many more applications than there are student places available. Each of these applications is carefully reviewed by a departmental faculty committee. In this extremely competitive environment, many talented and promising students are not recommended for admission by these committees. We understand that this decision is disappointing, and again, there are many more applications than there are places available. Inquiries about your application or the decision may be submitted in writing to Civil Engineering, Attn: Graduate Admissions Officer. Please accept my best wishes for success in all your future endeavors

I e-mailed the dept this morning asking if they plan to give decisions before April 15th: "We will likely send the final batch of admissions decisions after April 15."..... I'm guessing no one else has heard anything?

UCLA Masters candidate who responded to my inquiry: thank you for that info! It’s so strange to have heard absolutely nothing at this point in time, and April 20th seems very late...oh well, we can only wait. I hope you get good news, best of luck! If any PhD candidates have additional info about hearing from the program, I would greatly appreciate it.