giovanniclean

UIUC graduate weekend for Civil and Environmental is actually this weekend, Feb 22-24

So you are saying that if they specifically refer to the weekend as a RECRUITING weekend (i.e. that is the title of the invitation, there is only a small time slotted for meeting with POI, most of the weekend is tours, drinks with grad students, dinners, and they paid for flights and hotel) that I am most likely accepted?

Here. Applying to MS at UIUC, UC Irvine, USC, and Villanova. Been accepted to USC, no word from other schools

Congrats! I was accepted for MS at university of Southern California today! No funding!

Very cool. I have met both of them when I went to visit last month. I am interested in public transportation, high speed railway, passenger transportation, traffic operations, traffic flow, and network operations. At Irvine, I am interested in working with R. Jayakrishnan or Wen-Long Jin. At UIUC, I am interested in working with M. Rapik Saat, C. Tyler Dick.

What are your interests in transportation? What are you interested in researching? What are your career goals?

Best of luck!

I'm sure your profile is superior to mine, like most applicants are. I looked into Davis and Berkeley. Berkeley has a lot of research going on that I like. But I believe ITS is much stronger at Irvine than at other UC schools, IMO. Also, I have close friends/family near each school that I applied to. That had a large factor in deciding where to apply. I want to make sure I am happy and healthy while going through grad school Have you applied to Illinois or Irvine, or are you just looking at them?

Also, forgot to mention that I'm applying for MSCE

Hi all, Just wanted a place where all the Transportation applicants can congregate and discuss the admissions process, funding, acceptances/rejections, etc., etc. I am a Civil undergrad at Colorado State. GPA 3.41, GRE 154/156/4.0 Applied to: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, University of California Irvine, University of Southern California, and Villanova.