CHRISTLIANG

Hi dude, I have also accepted Princeton's offer of this Fall. I will be in Physics department.

One of my friends who has just got the AD from Columbia Stat Master Program. He want to know whether this program is good or not. THX!

Yes, there are also some friends around me hate the weather of Berkeley. They say they would like a white winter than a green one. So far, I am a little bit on the Princeton side. Have you visited the Princeton campus yet? How about the environment there?

Get it. I think Stanford may pay much better than Princeton and the weather is also attracting there. I will make a trip to Bay area as well as Princeton late this month. I think I will have an answer after the trip.

I think I should ask Feng about that. Thank you very much for sharing. BTW, are you applying for 2015Fall too? You mentioned you will leave Bay area, which offer will you choose?

Talking about CS&Engineering skills, is there any chance for me to find an adviser from another department, lets say EECE @ Berkeley? I think one advantage of Berkeley over Princeton is its strength in both natural sciences and engineering, so maybe there are much more opportunities there in Berkeley for me? Am I right?

Thanks for the advice. Do you know the job opportunity for Berkeley graduate students (especially physics major) in the Bay area? Will they have some priority than other graduate students there?

Actually, the most attracting point of Berkeley for me now is the weather and its location near SF. I can not bear a winter with such a low temperature as the east coast.

Yeah, my GF will go for a master degree in SINGAPORE. So, I don't have the problem of family.

I have got offers from UC Berkeley & Princeton. I am still suffering to make the decision. I have been to Berkeley one year ago, the season and the town is quite attracting to me, but I have no knowledge about Princeton. PLS give me some advice. THX )

Tough decision. Condensed Matter Exp. For Princeton, I have interests in Prof. Nai Phuan Ong's group doing topological material. For Berkeley, I have interests in Prof. Feng Wang's quantum optics group. Both field are familiar to me. The point is, Bay area is sooooo attracting. So, please give me some advice! THX! )