Graduate School Admission Results

Not int. Anyone applied to stern has heard back from them? This is the last program on my list that hasn't released the decision yet. Eager to resolve the uncertainty

TTPB who got accepted to NYU Tandon with a $20k scholarship. Did you submit your GRE score?

$20k/yr scholarship, got 1 pub in a peer reviewed top/target journal, NYU alum who didn't get tired of hitting up EV bars

TTPB: Yes, I applied within the priority deadline and still hasn't received any decision. I mailed them and received a reply saying "Please continue to be patient, as applications are still being processed. When a decision is made about your application you will receive an email.".

Is there anyone who applied within the priority deadline and still hasn't received any decision? (Using the interview option to post.)

Randomly checked my NYU portal and saw that I had an admission offer! Still haven't received an email to check portal.

Did anyone receive a notification about scholarships? Would it have been a part of the acceptance letter?

Received a $13k/annual scholarship

I have a BS in Electrical Engineering

Right. And then international students come to AMERICA to get their PhD. Because they are more talented and qualified, instead of getting it where they're from.

Yes because we are then taught by professors who we literally don't understand a single thing from. We could learn, if our professors could speak. It's actually very true. It's sad how research skills determine whether professors can teach. Don't take it personally. It's just how it is.

TTPB: I guess you do not know what is introspect. An international undergrad may take more PhD level courses than you did, have done more research than you did, have higher standard scores than you, and more importantly, more likable than you. Stop blaming international students for your stupidness and incompetence.

If you would look at the trends, Americans are constantly facing rejection when it comes to PhD programs. Whereas, lower qualified international students, some even with just a bachelors accepted. I barely see any Americans accepted into PhD programs. I wonder why! Is it because the admissions committee themselves were international students once? The double standards and unfairness is so unethical. I guess sometimes, it sucks to be American. But well.