Any idea guys when can one expect a decision now after being waitlisted? And can we expect an admit now? Pleas do reply

ignore WL: I totally agree with other applicants here, still no response since January from a school like Columbia! what are they waiting for?? so disrespectful

[Ignore WL) So I applied to the MS CS program before the first priority deadline in early January. Today it has been nearly 5 MONTHS and still no updates whatsoever from Columbia. I emailed admissions but just got an email saying they were unable to respond to individual inquiries regarding application status... Honestly for a prestigious school like Columbia, this is completely unacceptable and disrespectful toward applicants

ttpb：same here. still waiting for my decision to come out.... but i think at this point, all the leftovers are gonna be rejected or waitlisted :(

TTPB: To the people who have been accepted, can you please let me know when the deadline to submit your acceptance decision was?

Any idea of chances of acceptance after being waitlisted? Is it worth waiting as an Indian student struggling with visa dates already?

Have been on the waitlist for this program since 3/22, last week they said waitlist decisions might be soon. Has anyone heard/been accepted off the waitlist for this program? Thanks in advance

TTPB: I was told they would make a decision end of April on April 12th... not sure why they told us different dates...but hopefully we will hear back soon..

TBP, was told on Apr 13 that "further decisions will not be made for some time, possible not until late summer."

No aid. 2-year full time program. Spanish-speaker. Did not submit GRE

(Ignore waitlist) Is there anyone get response from Columbia when you email them? I asked about application several times but never got the reply.

TTPB: (ignore waitlist) I didn't get any email too. Is there anyone resubmit the application from Fall2020?

TTPB: I applied with priority deadline. Did not get any email today from Columbia nor have I heard anything from them since submitting my application in December. Do you know what's going on and if I still have a chance?

To Mr/Mrs. 9.3/6 . I'm guessing you're from India since you rated your GPA out of a 10 point scale and had to write the IELTS. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Admissions committees in the US, especially in professional, non-thesis programs really do not care about how high your GPA is as long as your grades are good enough to inspire confidence that you can succeed in their program. It's great that you worked hard and achieved academic success, but being condescending to people who were admitted(because their applications were clearly better than yours) is very childish. I know that this condescension is especially a problem in India because people with 9 cgpas feel entitled to acceptances from the best colleges in the world. You probably fell short on your essay, research or extracurriculars or they probably felt that your overall profile wasn't a good fit for them. Take your bitterness and turn it into something productive. You literally got into NYU and CMU, I don't understand why you feel the need to be so damn negative.

To Mr/Mrs. 9.3/6 . I'm guessing you're from India since you rated your GPA out of a 10 point scale and had to write the IELTS. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Admissions committees in the US, especially in professional, non-thesis programs really do not care about how high your GPA is as long as your grades are good enough to inspire confidence that you can succeed in their program. It's great that you worked hard and achieved academic success, but being condescending to people who were admitted(because their applications were clearly better than yours) is very childish. I know that this condescension is especially a problem in India because people with 9 cgpas feel entitled to acceptances from the best colleges in the world. You probably fell short on your essay, research or extracurriculars or they probably felt that your overall profile wasn't a good fit for them. Take your bitterness and turn it into something productive. You literally got into NYU and CMU, I don't understand why you feel the need to be so damn negative.

To Mr/Mrs. 9.3/6 . I'm guessing you're from India since you rated your GPA out of a 10 point scale and had to write the IELTS. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Admissions committees in the US, especially in professional, non-thesis programs really do not care about how high your GPA is as long as your grades are good enough to inspire confidence that you can succeed in their program. It's great that you worked hard and achieved academic success, but being condescending to people who were admitted(because their applications were clearly better than yours) is very childish. I know that this condescension is especially a problem in India because people with 9 cgpas feel entitled to acceptances from the best colleges in the world. You probably fell short on your essay, research or extracurriculars or they probably felt that your overall profile wasn't a good fit for them. Take your bitterness and turn it into something productive. You literally got into NYU and CMU, I don't understand why you feel the need to be so damn negative.