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Computer Science, M.Eng., Cornell University The Admissions Committee is still in the process of reviewing your application for the Computer Science program at Cornell Tech. We will be releasing a final decision on your application no later than Friday, April 1. We realize that this is different from our proposed timeline and apologize for the inconvenience; please feel free to let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!
Added on November 30, -0001
Computer Science, University of Massachusetts Amherst My status changed to "update pending" but I didn't get any email regarding this.. I am worried sick now. Is there a pattern where people who didn't get an email regarding status change were handed out a reject later? Put me out of my misery please..
Added on November 30, -0001
Computer Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison To the poster below - about the rant on CGPA. Exactly what i was discussing with a friend. In India, some of the IITs do give 9.8-9.9 level cgpas, and in some IITs, you can't score above 9.2-9.3 in a department. At VIT, it was possible to get 9.7-9.8 in a BTech CSE, and in my batch of MS Software Engg, it wasn't possible to score beyond 9.2 tops because the professors were stingy. University of Pune i heard has people who are toppers have only 80% as their maximum. Wisconsin adcom probably filtered through the 2000 applications with a generic GRE>325, GPA>9.5 and arrived at a list of 200-300 people from whom they would have admitted around 30-50 people with full funding and 30-50 with partial funding, and 30-50 with no funding, rejecting everyone else. Since the total number of applicants is 2000, it's not hard to imagine there are a lot of applicants with over 9.5 cgpa. Of course, this is not the only college that does this. They are simply oblivious to how a particular college does grading in India and just looks at CGPA. This is also the reason why some European students have a hard time getting into top US colleges as in some European colleges, it's hard to score above 5 on a scale of 6 which is like 8.3 on a scale of 10, which isn't looked very favorably, while in Europe, that would be a mindblowing score. Anyway - this is just the nature of the admissions process. You'll get a better college!
Added on November 30, -0001
