mikecrophone

Accepted: Columbia - no funding Cornell - $15,000 tuition reduction + assistanceship NYU - no funding Michigan - full funding + $10,000 stipend UNC - $5000 tuition reduction (in-state) Penn - $30,000 tuition reduction + work study UVA - $5000 tuition reduction Rejected: Harvard MIT Waitlisted: Berkeley (asked to be removed) Maybe you all can help. I have been losing sleep over making a decision. I did my undergrad in a college town and worked my way through school. Financially, Michigan, Cornell, and UNC all make the most sense, but I REALLY don't want to be in a college town again. Sporting events shutting down road ways, apartments rented by-the-bed. I've had my fill. I would love to be in a city, but Columbia, NYU, and Penn would all set me back tremendously. Any input would be valued.

Accepted: Cornell, NYU, Michigan, UNC, Penn, and Virginia Rejected: Harvard Still awaiting decision: Columbia, MIT, and Berkeley Is anyone else still waiting on MIT and Berkeley? Some people have received decisions for MIT over a week ago, and for Berkeley over three weeks ago. It's one thing to be rejected or waitlisted, but another to not receive a decision at all

Thank you for your kind words. Just an update. As of March 1, I have been accepted to Cornell, NYU, Michigan, UNC, Penn, and Virginia. I was rejected from Harvard. I still wait decisions from Columbia, MIT, and Berkeley. I have seen that a lot of people recieved their Berkeley decisions up to a month ago, so I too am thinking that it's going to be a rejection. Don't give up hope!!

I'm losing my mind waiting here as well. I applied to 10 programs. Overkill, I know, but I feel like I settled undergrad and didn't want to make the same mistake. I haven't recieved any decisions yet, though 2 of the schools have started to release them (UPenn and Berkeley). Not looking too good for me so far.