leaning towards CMU MSCS; feel like it's still a better fit for my interest (systems)

3.71 GPA from McGill in Computer Science concentration AI. 1 software dev internship, 1 data science internship. Currently permanent as software dev in my last year. 3 LoR (1 prof + 2 work)

Email to check portal.

Not surprised

1 undergrad Degree in Civil Engineering (3.85 GPA), 1 undergrad degree in Applied Computer Science (it was a P/F), No GRE, Foundations in Computer Science Graduate Certificate (4.1 GPA), 3 Recommendation letters from Stanford Lecturers, 1 Recommendation letter from Amazon Senior Engineer, I currently work at Amazon as a Software Engineer.

T10 undergrad, EECS major, 3.98/4.0, no internship, no GRE, 9+ months of research

Looks like a generic rejection letter. Not my will but Thy Will be done ^^

I deserve funding no matter what they say

It’s sick how cliquey academic departments are and how much they are willing to lie for profit

really didn’t expect! ????

4+ work experience at the national gov't / I think this program is a good fit for people who are interested in tech policy.

Wasn't expecting to get in, I had a decent GPA but not Stanford level. Compared to the rest of the Music Technology programs I applied to, Stanford was the least focused on projects/work experience I had outside of college (I think they really only cared about grades and research papers, which is fine, this is for future applicants to take note). Unlike the other programs (NYU, GATech, UMiami), I couldn't get in contact with any Stanford professors associated with the lab that I was interested in. I've had a few years in the industry after getting an undergraduate degree in Music Technology.