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  1.    liyu reacted to a post in a topic: MIT EECS Fall 16
  2. Icydubloon
    But... Pittsburgh sucks compared to the Bay Area. And I go to CMU
  3. Icydubloon
    Yes. CSE is much better.
  4. Icydubloon
    You can do ML without coding. Don't take the internship unless you need money. Doing pure math research is fine.
  5. Icydubloon
    Yes, OR is fine for ML/AI.
  6. Icydubloon
    Your GPA is too low
  7. Icydubloon
    CMU, UT Austin, and Washington do not do interviews. They send out acceptances directly in the last week of January/first week of February.
  8. Icydubloon
    Unfortunately, yes. There are way too many people applying to artificial intelligence and machine learning these days.
  9. Icydubloon
    Verbal score is way too low. They expect 155+ from international students. Also you don't have any publications
  10. Icydubloon
    GPA is too low
  11. Icydubloon
    Nearly 0% chance since you have no research experience. At the top 4 schools, you are competing with undergrads and Masters students who have published in NIPS, KDD, CVPR, etc. A PhD is a research job. Not having research will hurt you immensely.
  12. Icydubloon
    GPA and GRE are too low
  13. Icydubloon
    The higher the CS ranking of a university, the harder it will be to gain admission. Overall ranking has little to do for top CS department admissions. For example, CMU.
  14. Icydubloon
    Yes. Depends on how efficiently you work.
  15.    shinigamiasuka reacted to a post in a topic: online Masters in Computer Science... UIUC MCS or Georgia Tech MSCS?
  16. Icydubloon
    Nice mix of money and interesting problems. It's hard to say no to a $150k/year salary in industry while working on cutting edge problems
  17. Icydubloon
    Georgia Tech
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