Emailed to check the portal. Not surprised since I didn't get an interview.

MSE program with second year in Tsinghua; no GRE submitted

I honestly thought I was getting rejected but I'll take it! GRE not submitted but included for perspective.

Recommended for (unfunded) MS admission, will probably take this if I get no other offers. You can petition to transfer to PhD at the end of your first year. GRE not submitted but included for perspective.

Email notification to check the portal.

I find it astounding how they make us register onto their youSC webpage just to check the decision status. Is it really that hard to just flat out inform us of their decision? And "Please note that you will not receive a hard copy of your decision letter. We recommend you print a copy of the letter from the youSC portal for your records." is misleading. Was a pain in the bum to fill out the application pages in November. USC required the most information from their applicants, from race and ethnicity to how much money you had in your bank account. This was the ONLY grad school that requested a financial statement. Do they not have money to fund their students or something? I actually logged into the application page a few days ago to withdraw my application to USC and noticed that they didn't provide the option to withdraw my application. Their whole application system is inconvenient and needs fixing.

Got an email to check their portal.

Offered M.Eng Instead, just like other rejections.

Got interviewed in early February and haven't heard from the program since then... I'm wondering if someone got accepted to the Comp Med track??

Recommended for admission by department, awaiting Rackham decision.

Graduated first in class with a 1 year internship on a recognized US University. 4 published papers, 1 second author, 1 whatever author, 2 review papers. Maybe I did not fulfill the prerequisites and my GRE was horrible. This was my first option, so I'm very disappointed. Doubting life.