Has anyone applying for M.S. in Engineering and Project Management? They promised results would be out by end of March, but nothing so far. I called over a week ago and they told me that they have reviewed my application and results should be put out few days later. Still, no response. No response......

A very unfriendly department.

I should know only Albert Einstein, Robert Herman, or at least the guys who won't select MIT or Stanford may have the chance to be admitted by UC Berkeley. For, MIT, there are only many good-for-nothing elders. Only god knows why these grannies are still stick to the position.

To the PhD applicant bellow: I completely agree with all of the words that you used. CEE Berkeley is somewhat disgusting, with many of old, stupid, doter professors! I hate it! Really not worth the $80 Application fee!!

Did anyone else except the program of construction management receive the application status from Civil department. Is it hard to send a email to tell about the admission status? Berkeley is like a arrogant and stupid moron to handle the admission.

When it hurts so bad - I wanted to go here over the Ivy I got into - what gives? Does out of state really hurt that much?

:D no email, and the deadlines the 21st

Berkeley,my dream school 55555555555

I called yesterday and the secretary informed me that they misplaced my application. Today I got a rejection.

I had to call to find out. A rejection email will be sent in a few days. If it takes that long to send an automated rejection email, I'm not sure if I really want to go there.

It is said that only Californian can be accepted. That is unfair.

nothing to say

Damn it!!!

Rejected like a dog

doesn't come as a surprise..

Dud. I wish it were an April fool joke.

Finally :( "In response to your application to graduate study in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley for the Fall Semester 2008, we regret to inform you that we are unable to recommend your admission due to the large number of outstanding applications that were received and our limited enrollment allotment. We appreciate the interest you have shown in our program and wish you success in your graduate career."