puertorrob

I go to Purdue and they mostly make decision in early march. But they can make them as early as Feb as sometimes. I think some of the kids that are graduating with me already got accepted, but I'm sure that's just because they already know them, etc.

Yeah, for Stanford I also applied for MS with intentions to continue for a PhD. I've heard from a friend that's at MIT right now that decisions for aero are sent around the last week of February.

She didn't say.

Just FYI. A friend of mine got her acceptance for Berkeley yesterday. She applied for Civil Engineering.

One in Aero and one in Nuclear. The Aero heard back on the last week of February and the Nuclear on the second week.

I don't know about Berkeley, but I know a couple of people that got into MIT last year and they found on the last week of February. It's going to vary by department, though.

No. I was also told that an official letter with more information will be sent in March. That's probably the way it works. You'll get a more formal package in march. When did you hear about Michigan? I'm still waiting on that one.

I got the same thing but no funding. I'll wait and see what happens with the other schools for now.

Undergrad Institution: Purdue University Major(s): Aerospace Engineering Minor(s): Mathematics GPA in Major: 3.70 Overall GPA: 3.76 Length of Degree: 4 years Position in Class: top 15% Type of Student: Minority GRE Scores (revised/old version): Q: 780 (89%) V: 550 (75%) W: 4.0 (45%) TOEFL Total: 113 Research Experience: Composite Materials Lab, Purdue University (3 months) Zucrow Propulsion Lab, Purdue University (3 months) Zucrow Propulsion Lab, Purdue University (5 months) Plasmadynamics and Electric Propulsion Lab, University of Michigan (3 months) Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Dean's List, Semester Honors, Some Scholarships. Pertinent Activities or Jobs: 3 Co-op rotations at GE Aviation Applying to Where: Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Aerospace Engineering California Institute of Technology - Aerospace Engineering Stanford University - Aerospace Engineering - Accepted Georgia Institute of Technology - Aerospace Engineering (Emailed for possible RA position, no official acceptance) University of Michigan - Aerospace Engineering