University Of Washington Graduate School Admission Results

So sad. GPA is master

Thank you for your application to the University of Washington Graduate School for Autumn 2024 in the Computer Science & Engineering - PhD program. We regret to inform you that we will not be offering you admission to the Ph.D. program at the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering. We received over 3000 applications this year and were not able to admit all competitive applicants. The Graduate Admissions Committee evaluated the applications very carefully and had to make difficult decisions, denying admission to many excellent candidates because of the limited number of available slots. We sincerely appreciate your interest in our program and wish you the best of luck in the pursuit of your graduate education.

Rejected, no specific feedback given. Had a decent interview with two faculty I was interested in working in. But, they were both very full on students, so I was guessing 50-50 chance of accept-reject.

Thank you for your application to the University of Washington Graduate School for Autumn 2024 in the Computer Science & Engineering - PhD program. We regret to inform you that we will not be offering you admission to the Ph.D. program at the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering. We received over 3000 applications this year and were not able to admit all competitive applicants. The Graduate Admissions Committee evaluated the applications very carefully and had to make difficult decisions, denying admission to many excellent candidates because of the limited number of available slots. We sincerely appreciate your interest in our program and wish you the best of luck in the pursuit of your graduate education. Yours truly,

2 EMNLP papers.

1 Journal paper, 1 Conference poster

No interview.

Typical Rejection letter. I don't have any publication. One research experience, no internship. Thus, not a surprising rejection.

ml/robotics

Generic rejection. Good stats and previous REU/other research in the field

1 NeurIPS Workshop Paper; MS CS Degree (UCSB); PhD - Machine Learning/Robotics