Invitation to Georgia Tech Robotics Ph.D. Program in-person recruiting event, March 2-4.

Received invitation for the in-person recruitment event.

Got the mail saying I have been recommended for admission. But need to find an advisor for financial support before I get the official offer. Had 4 publications (all as first author) and very strong LORs.

UG class top 2%(Electronics), toefl 105, 2 personal projects, very good lors and sop. (Gre waived) Enjoy learning, despise boredom.

Three conference publications, one patent pending, one international research internship, three good letters of recommendation, TOEFL 101, GRE score not submitted, CGPA 8.66 out of 10, two international awards, and participation in multiple national and international competitions (like SA Cup )

Industry work in relevant field. 3.8 GPA in M.Sc.

First no. Had two research projects with conference presentations and publications. Did Stanford summer program w LOR from one Aero/Astro professor. Minority (first-gen, Hispanic, low-income), full-ride UG, three honor societies, placed in engineering competitions, and internship experiences.

Applied for AeroAstro, GPA is UG, a master's student graduating soon, 3 international conferences (2 first-author), 2 domestic conferences (1 first-author), no journal pubs, 2-year research experience, half-year part-time work at an aerospace start-up, reached out to a PI (but no response) who had a good relationship with my current prof (my prof was a visiting assistant prof at Stanford Aero/Astro), got no invitation for an interview, a nearly-impossible program to get in I'd say unless you are really good and have external funding (like scholarships/government endorsement) don't hope too much for this program, anw, good luck to the admits..

MASc in Aerospace Engineering, currently full-time at satellite company, 1 publication in Aero+ML research, multiple award-winning conference papers (one with 1st place at an international conference), 4 internships, 2 patents, started and led 1st place cubesat team in undergrad. Obviously, very high-tier school so low odds of acceptance are expected, but it's just crazy as I am not sure what more I could have done to get in. Wild

Internships at 2 space agencies, MS, 3 pubs

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