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I am in the same situation as iwantphd. I am offered the NTU-CMU dual PhD program. At the same time, I have a funded offer from UMN as well. The specific area of research is control engineering. As for the prospect, I believe CMU has a very good reputation in robotics. But having spent only half of the program (2 years out of 4) in CMU, will it somehow cause any disadvantage? Would a full UMN PhD or an NTU-CMU dual PhD be better? Thanks!

Hey everyone, I am currently deciding on the two PhD programs on Mechanical Engineering, especially Control Engineering from 1. UMN (University of Minnesota) 2. CMU (Carnegie Mellon University) I have got funding for both Us. So comparing both of them in terms of research, environment, and job prospect, which one should I choose? Thanks!

I got the admission to UMich, U Minnesota, and UIUC for Mechanical Engineering. I would like to here about the opinion on which one I should go to...

Hey, I have been offered recommendation for admission to UMichigan but I have yet to receive the formal admission offer letter. Is there anyone of you experiencing the same thing as me? Would there be any chances that in the end I got rejected? Thanks!