theleviathan

by the way, my invite was sent on Jan 23

I counted the available interview time slots for this round. its 39 in total.

My application status has always been SUBMITTED . Actually i submitted my application one day late, they still put me in the first cycle. Anyway I think your invite is on the way, best lucks

Are those interviews sent out to everyone applied or are they for the finalists as they said on their website?

which specialty is easier to get in? Structure&Geomechanics, Sustainable Design & Construction,Environmental Fluid Mechanics&Hydrology or Environmental ENgineering & sci? or all ms applicants are in the same pool?

thx, and seems i got a great summer program this year, a 8-week offshore geotechnics research internship in singapore, that would be a lot to write about in the SOP. BTW, for meng applicants, do i need to contact profs during application like those applying for phd?

true story...but at least you are telling me meng is easier than ms

Hi guys im an senior in aerospace engineering at UIUC. I recently became really interested in those one-year master of engineering programs at Northwestern, Princeton, MIT,Upenn and the like.( in Civil or mechanical eng) the reason might be that i found out im not really the research type guy. can anyone tell me how fierce is the competition for those self-funded meng programs? i think it would be at least easier to get in than those phd and master with funding, am i right? my gpa is only 3.5. and is it easier to get a job with a Meng?