Several years in software development, 1 patent.

Had a completely unrelated bachelor's degree; applied for MS/Ph.D program in CS, got master's acceptance, not Ph.D, which had been what I was hoping for.

1 workshop paper; 1 year work experience

does anyone know the total accepted this year?

$300 one-time fellowship/yr, 4 years application software engineer experience, 1 patent, 1 utility model

Pretty poor response. Had to email the office a couple dozen times. The online status thing they have is pretty much a waste of time

Given one time funding of $300. My undergrad was from the University of New Mexico. 3 years internship experience in Computer Science.

Accepted to MA program with no funding. Have MA in English (3.8 GPA). Great program, but got a better offer to another great program, so will not be attending here.

applied to PHD, accepted to MA with possibility of conversion to PHD, no funding (I will be attending)

I, too, just received word today via email that the "rolling offers" will begin again after April 15th. I was told that no rejections had been sent, which confuses me since I've seen several rejections posted here already (mainly applicants rejected from PhD but offered a spot in MA instead). Anyone else confused?

It's true. They really are waiting to do anything -- additional offers, rejections, etc. -- until after April 15, even if their initial offers are declined before then. How they attract the best students is beyond me, as those with multiple offers will have surely accepted elsewhere by the 15th. I guess they're waiting for those who've been admitted nowhere else. What a strange way of doing things. Oh well, guess I'll be going elsewhere.

Does anyone have any information about the waitlist process? Is it ranked or based on demographics? This is definitely my top school.