[UTornto Computer Science MSc F19]

12 hours ago, GokuUI said:

I think they finally got to reviewing your file, because it's been "complete, under review" for me for a while now.

 

Hi Goku, have you heard anything from UoT?

DDL of other offers are coming and I still got nothing from UoT ever since I got interviewed...

[UTornto Computer Science MSc F19]

interviewed, and no reply yet

[CMU MCDS or CMU MSR]

On 2/15/2019 at 11:59 PM, gwangaj said:

Thank you very much for your suggestions! I'm also a vision guy, so I agree with you that MSR is better. May I ask when is the decision deadline for MSR?

It's March 25th.

[CMU MCDS or CMU MSR]

I'm accepted by both programs and I definitely prefer MSR.

I think MSR put more weights on research, and more important you will get funding from RI professors.

It's also about your research interest. I'm a vision and robotics guy, so MSR is better from me. If you prefer DS, DM or NLP, MCDS might be a good choice.

[UTornto Computer Science MSc F19]

I think the changes in the Research Area and PoI shouldn't be a big problem.

 

Fact is that my Research Area is always changeable ever since I submitted my MSc application form.

And I got an interview yesterday. So be relaxed.

[UTornto Computer Science MSc F19]

On 1/12/2019 at 3:32 PM, GokuUI said:

Hey guys,

How big of a setback do you think not giving the GRE Scores will be? Some info about me: graduated from a nationally ranked #119 university in the US and I have a good GPA (3.988/4.0) with great LOR's, a good SOP. I have done a lot of individual projects as well which I listed on my resume.  Do you think not providing GRE scores should pose a problem? Thanks in advance!

 

Shouldn't be a big problem if you have strong connections with POIs, e.g they know your recommenders.

Honestly, I think GRE is the least important among TOEFL(if needed), LOR, GPA and Research.

However, I heard if there are too many applications they may use English score as a filter.