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I hate to wait too. I am about to find conflict with my supervisor. He is a very nice guy, but I could not do any thing in past few weeks.

My feeling says, there should be some more acceptance form Stanford! :oops: :cry: :oops: :cry: :oops: :cry: :oops: :cry: :oops: :cry: :oops: :cry: :oops: :cry: :oops: :cry: :oops: :cry: :oops: :cry:

I can only understand some parts of I think zindegi : life jisme : body na-mimkeen: impossible but i could not understand the other parts can you translate it for me?

I agree with you. It seems that prof was wrong

In late December, I had a visit with a prof of EE in the Stanford. We did not have the same research interest, just a friendly chat. Today I called him about this post in the gradcafe. He told me I just want to know the decision, just want to know

Welcome to beautiful Vancouver The public transportation in Vancouver is one of the best systems that I have ever seen. Bus, train Schedules are very accurate and you lay on them. Driving to Downtown is not a very good idea. First, daily parking cost for downtown is something about 20$! 300$/month. Second, by using Sky train and bus you can save your time (sky train goes with 70km/h, but the avarage speed of you car can not be higher than 30-40km/h in rush hours). Also, if you want to stay in Louis Riel House, they only can provide you one parking slot! I personally live in LRH. I like it. It's very close to classes, gym, swimming pool, ... The security is excellent. BUT, the building it not so beautiful. It is in a very good condition, but not look very new. Also you think about to pay for parking (160CAD/ semester)+(120CAD/semester for phone)+(80-120CAD/semester Internet). Many of student in SFU live in East Hastings St. Somewhere between Duthie st. and Sperling St.( I never suggest the west part, it not safe and also too far from the campus) around Lougheed Town Centre you can find more public transportation of Vancouver in http://www.translink.bc.ca/ and google map. both of them accurate If you need more information, we can have a chat in more detail

Didn't they give you any estimation about the time for others?

Yes, it's a great idea after several weeks, I finally have some smile on my face One guy in Stanford told me but I do not know why I check my email 10-20 times per day as like as the Gradcafe :roll: :oops:

Did you see it in the "Results search"? Is there anyone have more detailed news :?:

Is there any news about Stanford? After two rejection form MIT and UCB, I am really worry about the Stanford

Finally I receive the Berkeley's decision REJECTED

Do not in hurry for Stanford. Today, I talked with them. She told me they definitely won't release the final decision. I think this week we should wait for UC Berkeley :oops: , then have a rest for one week before Stanford's results :oops: . If I will be rejected from both of them :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

Congratulation thepoorstockinger it depends on you life stile but on average $22k is enough for one person. Going from Hastings-Sunrise to SFU (the Burnaby campus) in rush hour is really difficult, so I suggest you to look for some closer place to the campus. You can also find some more economic places for rent in Burnaby.

I am also waiting for their results. The main thing that I like to know is, who they first offer some admission then some reject some people, again some offers, and so on.

Ok, I am rejected from MIT :cry: . Now, I have to wait for Stanford, and UC Berkeley. Do you have any idea, when I can find out about their results?