jdanapa

Hello, I applied to multiple Computer Science MS programs, all of which require 3 letters of recommendation. I just got an email from one of the universities' application system saying that a letter of recommendation just got submitted by one of my recommenders. I wonder what is going on because I am already offered admission to this one university. I kind of think the professor was late at submitting the letter without me noticing it until now. Now I am very very very worried about this: will the university somehow cancel their offer of admission because of this? I really intend to attend this university and, moreover, I cannot afford to have the admission cancelled after I reject the rest of the offers.

Hello guys, First of all, I am new to this forum, so my apologize if I missed this forum's rules of conduct. I just got accepted to UCLA, U-Mich, Columbia University (All MS CS), and Cornell (M Eng). Yes, I did not get PhD, the Universities I applied for PhD to all rejected me :? I am certainly interested on researches, particularly on database / data management (when I was pursuing Bachelor of Science in University of Washington, I already started a research related to that field and managed to submit a paper. Unfortunately the said university did not let me stay...). I intend to continue to PhD programs even after finishing MS. The reason I cannot wait for next PhD application is because I am an international student and I will have to go back home if I do not have any academic continuation here. So now, back to the main topic. Will those MS/MEng programs be able to serve as a path of entry to continuing to PhD programs? Based on the ranking...I always thought Cornell would be the best out of the 4, but I also heard that M Eng is basically a waste of time of I am pursuing PhD program anyway. I am not sure if the same may apply for the other 3. So does anyone have any suggestion on which program is relevant to my future objective? Thank you in advance. (I am also throwing this similar question to some other boards, I hope no one minds) On a side note...I am also waiting for a good news from GaTech (MS in CS). Anyone has any insight on that too?