GPA is grad.

Interviews were scheduled on February 8th. All finalists interviewed on Friday February 15th. Rejection email on February 25

Very nice email.

To the Cornell post below: Can you please share your field?

The nicest rejection I've received thus far: "I wish that we had space to admit more than just 6 students."

Generic rejection. One of the more sincere ones, though, so that’s something to hold on to for floatation.

Nice email, anticipated the rejection

Nice enough email, more or less what you'd expect. Getting close to the wire now, but I still had expected this one. 5r/1/a/3w of 14 good luck going forward

Generic email. 240 apps for 6 slots.

I really don't understand how Weill Cornell works. Literally every other interview they I went to, there were people waitlisted for interview there. First I was waitlisted for interview. Then they sent me a rejection letter and then a 'Decision ERROR' letter (saying my rejection was a mistake and that my application was still in consideration). Now they just sent me a rejection letter. Thank you Cornell!

Had conversations with professors there before the admission season.

Machine Learning Track, No Interview, Rejection came at the day of Spring Festival.

Got into M.Eng instead of the MS that I applied to.

The interviewer just got back to me: no decisions have been made.

TPB: Their students (already PhD in their program) received an email this morning, saying that because of open house on Mar 21-22, a competition was rescheduled because of time conflict.

I heard that their open house data is March 21-22. Seems like they have already sent offers. Did anyone get offer? I haven't received anything... Nervous.

For ppl who already accepted offers, have you received instruction emails from graduate schools? When do they usually come out?