unclecat

Yes UBC does, and actually part of the scholarship must be used to pay for the tuition gap between domestic students and international student.

Hi, I am also an international student in US, and I applied for both PhD programs in US plus UBC stat master. I received offers from several programs in US but honestly I am not very satisfied with the result. So I will attend UBC this fall and apply again later like what fsp did. I think one of the most important advantage of a 2-year master program is that you can have more time to be better prepared for PhD program. A 1-year master program means you need to start looking for school now, and will not even finish the first semester in your master program when you submit your application. I think UBC is quite generous. I received a package of about 21000 CAD, and 3200 of them must be used to pay my tuition. I applied for on-campus housing, and the monthly payment is about 850. That means I probably need to ask my parents to pay for the remaining about 4000 CAD tuition (which is really not a big deal compared with the tuition of private colleges in US LOL), and I can live upon my assistantship. Given that Vancouver is a large city, and the living environment is awesome, I think it totally worth it. Hope this would help.

I saw several more today. I guess that's it. Goodbye my dream school.

I have seen several decisions from UT Austin, but I just emailed the department and they said "All admissions decisions have not been made." Hmmmmmmm, so interesting.

Didn't receive any emails today, like the end of my dream

Just got rejected by Wisconsin