Patents, publications, conferences, projects

Received acceptance email from PI. Waiting for official offer from the department.

No funding info yet, would they provide info about funding? Anyone got admitted here, let's connect

Interviewed in late January, 3 conference publications, and I already have offers from other universities.

Interviewed in January and the professor already told me that he wouldn't have any openings this year weeks ago, it was expected. If you did not graduate from the USA or best universities, people are not so interested in investing in you and expect you to have your own funding for the first year, particularly for the top universities. I already have a good offer and accepted it. To whoever reading this: rejection is not all about you but the system, funding, and openings. Never let any rejection define you! We are living in a world where drop-outs rule. It's all about shaping your own ideas and making them true. Continue with people who believe in you, are willing to invest in you, and do great things! - Cheers xoxo

Received an email to check the portal. Unfortunately no funding info shared, gotta ask them about it

Offered self MS. Very interesting mail. Started with congratulations! But disappointed after reading whole text.

May be applied so many people due to no application fee

Publication -6

2 first-author papers in a top peer-reviewed journal in Mechanical Engineering; MSc GPA: 3.76/4; graduating from the top-tier program in the country; TOEFL iBT: 105; the best master's thesis in the university; 4 years of work experience; 3 strong LORs; myriad academic projects; and proficiency in various software and programming languages; I received an admission letter in late March with full funding and decided not to wait for other universities' decisions. I accepted immediately for four reasons: a great advisor who is successful, ambitious, and kind; an exciting project from a top US company; a friendly campus environment with supportive individuals in the program; and a comprehensive funding package including stipend, insurance, and tuition. The stipend amounts to a minimum of about 28,000(pre−candidacy)/39,000 (once in candidacy). Thank God, my endeavors paid off;

2 first-author papers in a top peer-reviewed journal in Mechanical Engineering (among the top 30 in the field according to SciMago); MSc GPA: 3.76/4; graduating from the top-tier program in the country; TOEFL iBT: 105; the best master's thesis in the university; 4 years of work experience (3 in industry); 3 strong LORs; myriad academic projects; and with various software and programming languages; seemingly, the weakness was BSc GPA; this has showed me that some programs never consider your strengths and simply ignore them for your weakness. Hence, it is good that I did not get admission to such a program. Never be upset about not being admitted to such programs since you deserve better, don't doubt.

they really waited with this one. doesn't matter, already committed elsewhere