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Computer Science, University Of Washington 7 publications (3 Journals, 4 conferences), 1 workshop organizer, 3 first author. I guess they sorted based on GPA, my Master's GPA was not very well (3.7). My focus was on research and all my courses were Ph.D. level. Sad.
Added on February 05, 2021
Computer Science, University Of Colorado, Boulder Email from the department: Please note: Decision release for MS students will be around the end of March. Decision release for PhD students will be around the end of February. Please refer to the After You Apply page on our website for more information. Thank you for your patience and please check your status page before reaching out as we cannot give you any updates that are not on your status page.
Added on February 05, 2021
Computer Science, University Of California, Davis Interviewed today with a professor (applied ML). Went well until the theory questions, which I may have messed up by trying to go too fast, saying the wrong answer, and then being told I was wrong and then talking it out slowly. IDK if that's actually bad though.
Added on February 05, 2021
Computer Science, University Of California, Berkeley TTLPB: I agree with you. Applying to grad school, especially top ones, could be very frustrating. I am grateful to have such a place where we can see results in live-action as well as those from previous years. Certainly better than waiting for responses blindly. Grad Admission Committees sometimes hold rejection letters to the very last minute and it does not feel great from the perspective of applicants. The least we could do, as applicants, is to try to work together and provide accurate information for each other.
Added on February 05, 2021
Computer Science, University Of California, Berkeley @below, because posting that you got rejected on a day when you haven't yet (and perhaps will be placed on a waitlist) defeats the purpose of posting in the first place. This website exists for anonymous posters to give information to future applicants (including the day that said rejections/acceptances/waitlists/interview requests actually come out!) not for individuals like yourself to show everyone that you have "given up hope" - no one even knows who you are... this site is anonymous! (I didn't apply to Berkeley and have no "false hope", it just sort of bugs me when people do this. I hope this does not come off as angry, just trying to voice my opinion)
Added on February 05, 2021
