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  1. On 5/15/2018 at 11:43 AM, Gaby P said:

    Hi! I am an incoming grad student as well... I have not find a place to live yet but I am looking at a Facebook group called University of Delaware (UD) Housing, Sublets & Roomates! I have seen several places in rent.

    Yes! I have joined that group as well. It seems to be mostly undergrads looking for someone to fill their lease. Not ideal but worth a shot. It also seems that some of the complexes have roommate matching/waiting services. I'm driving down on Saturday to check out a couple places in person!

  2. I'm an incoming grad student hoping to live in a complex close to campus... If anyone is looking for a housemate please let me know! I'm not really sure how to go about finding people to live with.

  3. 9 hours ago, WhyTry said:

    Oh, as long as you’re happy with your choice! What kind of research are you interested in? 

    Yup! It wasn't my top choice but it's the only PhD program where I've received a definitive acceptance. I also really loved the dept and clicked with the current students when I visited, so I think it's a good fit. I would love to go to Cornell but it would cost me $65K for one year. Doesn't seem worth it.

    My interests are mostly semiconducting thin films and the like. At UD I would be using MBE to make III-V semiconductors, mostly for photovoltaics.

    What will you be working on at UC Davis?

  4. 15 hours ago, WhyTry said:

    Yep, UC Davis :) 

    how about you? 

    Nice!!! Pretty much a done deal with University of Delaware for me. Only got accepted to Cornell for the MEng program and I'm not interested. And UConn is trying to play mind games or something and I'm kinda over it haha. Ready to just commit and get it over with

  5. Bumping this post because I got accepted to a PhD program and am visiting next weekend. From reading this post it seems like Newark is similar to my undergrad college town (small town in upstate NY). So I think I will be either very comfortable or very bored haha. Anyway, is anyone else going next weekend for visit day? Also any places I should check out while I'm there?

  6. 1 hour ago, WhyTry said:

    Everyday I check my mail, way beyond 5pm in their respective time, because you know, maybe they work late. It's so crushing as another day passes, constantly questioning your self worth(don't!). but today, nearly 8pm on their time, I got an acceptance. Relief! It feels good, hope you all get the same feeling soon.

    That's so exciting! Congrats! Where did you get accepted to?

  7. Undergrad Institution: Small state liberal arts school
    Major(s): Chemistry
    Minor(s): Mathematics, College Honors Program
    GPA in Major: 3.42
    Overall GPA: 3.62

    Type of Student: Domestic female

    GRE Scores (new):
    Q: 161 (78%)
    V: 160 (86%)
    W: 4.0 (60%)

    Research Experience: 2-year long project at my school in orgo chem, 2 summer REUs at bigger name schools (1 in photovoltaics, 1 in computational biomaterials)

    Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Honors program, 2 prof greek honor societies 

    Pertinent Activities or Jobs: Job in chemistry dept. stockroom, TA in pchem

    Research interests: Materials processing, photovoltaics, thin films, nanomaterials

    LOR: Supervisor at chem stockroom job, 2 research advisors from REUs

    Applying to Where:
    Northwestern- MSE
    U Michigan- Ann Arbor - MSE
    Cornell- MSE
    Virginia Tech- MSE
    UConn- MSE
    U Delaware- MSE
    RIT- Microsystems Engineering

    I'm very nervous that I won't get in anywhere (except RIT which is kinda my safety, but that would be a last resort). I don't have any publications or experience specifically in MSE. I don't know if I'm out on a limb applying to PhD MSE instead of chemistry. MSE research is just so much cooler than pure chem, which can be pretty boring. My undergrad school is a SUNY and I don't know how that will be perceived. Freaking out just a little lol

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