3.85 GPA from top Canadian mechatronics/robotics program. 3 publications, 2 first author. No GRE. Thought I had a good statement and LoRs. Very strong extra-curriculars and TA experience. Wish I could get feedback.

Did not get shortlisted for an interview

Very much expected. 3.7 undergrad gpa, 4 internships, 2 years experience full time, 3 LORs from VP at company and ML profs. No publications.

just got accepted through email! before this it was radio silence. no GRE, no publications, 2 years research. experimental QIS and photonics interest

TTPB: Congratulations! When did you receive your offer? What subfield?

Same situation. No email, just checked the portal.

3.84 undergraduate GPA from highly ranked university, three strong LOR, two years of undergraduate research, and one first author publication. Disappointed but not surprised. Congratulations to everyone who got in!

Canadian EE undergrad 90/100 GPA. No GRE. 5 internships and 3 years full time @ Apple. No publications.

Expected. Undergrad EE from top 20 in U.S. (3.83) One year of DL research. No papers. No GRE. One YOE as MLE. LOR from Stanford Alum. Gotta have research and papers for sure.

GPA: 3.76, Q:164, V:163. Not suprised, Stanford was a reach by any means and I also wasn't able meet their preference for two academic letters of reference. But I wanted to say that I gave it my best shot and I can confidently say that I did.

Did not get email yet but on the portal I got the rejection letter. Two internships, two research experience, and one teaching assistant position. Undergrad at top 30 US school. One conference paper.

Got my rejection letter today :(

Stanford is my top choice. field: IR .. looks like only 2 IR spots are being offered this cycle. So thrilled!

Avg GPA, lots of research experience, great LORs. Expected this result though.

1 first author conference, 2 good LORs (did research with these two for at least half a year, and both had high opinions of me), I admit that I didn't have as much experience as others shooting for Stanford though. :/ Gotta start early on and keep consistently working at research in order to be competitive nowadays.