veryeva

also you need to check that whether you could take several PHD-level courses within the course scheme of MSOR.

well if you could get offers from these two schools, then I guess you are a very strong applicant. To be honest, I think you have already known pretty much about what you wanna do and which one would be better for your future.

then I am not sure which one could be optimal in your case...

you got both of them? (personally, ORFE@Princeton. I have already been rejected by them...)

Does anyone heard from ORIE@Cornell around these days? or anyone still waiting for their feekback?

Congratulations. Were you admitted by the master, or PHD program? BTW personally I prefer ORC.

anyone got feedback from Cornell?

additionally, any news from ORIE@Cornell?

Hi OR_Kid, Did you get any interview from these three schools before you got the offer?

well these three could be the best places for OR. It it up to your specified interest.

nope...I am still waiting for the final judgement.

nope. I note that it is too hard to get this one.. btw I did apply to mathematical programming division at ORIE@Cornell.

you still did not get the result from MS&E@Stanford..?

Hey guys, does anyone get offer/rej/wl from ORIE@Cornell?

that means you still have chance I think?

For Berkeley IEOR, they post admission firstly, and then discuss about how to assign the funding (this is what I heard from some PHD candidates there.)

They have sent out some applications results today.

I think they would post all the results excluding those candidates on waitinglist at one time... anyway, congrats to those who made it, and bless everyone.

Where did you find that post ? I only found (and maybe this is a fiction): Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT)Mathematics, Operations Research, PhD (F11)Accepted via E-mail on 3 Feb 2011A3 Feb 2011 Accepted for math and rejected for operations research. What a joke!