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Real talk tho, I have no idea how to find a notary to do the citizenship verification

Just got the rejection email big oof Congrats to everyone who got it tho!

Congrats! Were you on the traditional track or the Math/CS one?

This is wack, I got NDSEG but didn't even get HM for GRFP But the deadline to accept the NDSEG offer is April 12th so probably sometime after that?

Sus, not even a honorable mention? IM: E E E BI: VG VG E

looks like you were right, except the 6 was upside down :0

At least NDSEG is on time, but I really hope CSGF comes out before the NDSEG acceptance deadline on the 12th ?

Here's what it looks like for me now:

Yeah, I also had the 2nd round panel update, so maybe it was accurate after all

Now means now apparently. Just got the notification!

Maybe they just use super old email software that can't send out more than 3 emails an hour

So I just committed to Columbia University for PhD in computer science (systems track) :0 Anyone else committing/thinking about committing to CU?

Me last week: man they're taking so long, why can't we hear back already Me right now: no pls this is too soon

Petition to start the 2023 GRFP thread now so the results will never come

lowkey sure that GRFP is doing this to increase the amount of panic attacks we get and weed out the weak

The link seems to be here: https://ndsegfellowships.smapply.org/prog/2021-2022_ndseg_application/ This looks new, I guess we now have a timeframe for the results huh

Looking back at the last few years' threads, it seems like we'll know the last week of March yikes

I got the same update for 2nd round reviews too. I applied to ARO for high-performance computing if it helps.

Might as well make the thread for this year for some premature stress Did anyone else apply this semester?

Hi, so I'm a senior studying computer engineering, and applying for PhD programs in computer science. I have two recommendation letters already, one from a PI whom I worked with for my entire undergrad career, and another from a well-known professor I worked with this summer. Most schools and fellowships require exactly three letters, so I'm not sure what my choice should be here: I could take a joint recommendation letter from two staff scientists I worked with for the last two years. However, since this was still under my school's lab, I think my PI could cover it in her recommendation letter I could take a recommendation from just one of them, since I worked with one for longer than the other, and they are both leads on a project I'm currently working on I could take a third recommendation letter from a mentor at my software development internship, which I did some impromptu research with. What's the best choice here for a third letter of recommendation? For those that allow more than three, which ones should I include as well?