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Same question here? I'm in Europe. Currently, my life is totally adjusted into US time zone. Struggling with waiting, and time is killing me. But, I know the possibility is extremely tiny.

"You can log into this web site in early March to see our admissions decision." This is what is copied from the application website. How do you know they start to release admission decisions from today? This message is different from usual one, which indicates "Late Feb.". They seem to have much more applications than before. Anyway, has anyone got something from MIT ?

Same feeling here. I'm a CS student, but I haven't studied CS for such this half year, because I was busy with application-related problems. Now it's done, and everything go backs to the original state. But it's interesting that I cannot get used to the peaceful life again easily. Today I start to read some interesting CS books again. The feeling is really really amazing!

I'm in Europe. The cost for applications is much higher because of extra mail cost. Roughly, I apply for 11 graduation schools. I've successfully reached my credit card's limitation. All the cost, including GRE, IELTS, application fee, extra score report, CS GRE and transcript mailing, is about 1000 euro. But I know this is just some expensive lottery, nothing can be ensured for future.

I'm an international student in one leading EU University, and I plan to apply for Graduation Schools in US this year. According to my previous experience, the grading systems aren't totally unified here. The situation is as similar as in US. Every university has its own way of translating the foreign grades, mostly according to their previous admission records. So, basically, if you rock in your own country, you don't need to worry too much about that. Good luck, buddy!