NabyFabThiago

Congratulations! I'm probably gonna decide on Cornell (much more flexible curriculum + easier to live in (I'm Indian and I haven't studied German) + easier job prospects). I didn't apply for ESOP so I can't help you with that.

Received an accept for MSc in Process Engineering! Now I'm confused as I've to choose between ETHZ & Cornell?

Has anyone heard anything for MSc in Process Engineering (D-MAVT)? I received a reject for MSc in Chem. & BioEngg. but haven't got any update for Process Engineering, still under evaluation.

I've received admits for both. I'm inclined towards Energy/Sustainability experimental research, and I like a few labs in both colleges. I'm confused as to which one to choose. Is it possible to get an RA/TA at Cornell/Columbia to help offset the tuition fees?

UPDATE: I received a reject today for MSc in Chemical & Bioengg. Quite strange, top applicant from my college has got in for the past 4 years, it was me but I didn't. But I got into Cornell just two days back, so not feeling too bad about this reject. Still haven't got the decision for MSc in Process Engineering though, fingers crossed.

I haven't heard anything yet either. They give out decisions around 20th Feb every year, don't know what's happened this time around. My hopes are decent, every year the top applicant from my institute gets in, it's me this time, but I'm still scared.

Has anyone received admission decisions for MSc Process Engg or MSc Chemical & Bioengineering? They give out decisions mid-feb almost every year, haven't heard anything this time.