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Has anyone else been admitted to this great new program?

What sub-area are you interested in at Computer Science? Stony Brook has really good faculty if you want to specialize in Computer Vision!

I think jimmy_01 is right, if its before April 15th one can change his mind by writing a letter to the university. Here is a link: http://www.cgsnet.org/ckfinder/userfiles/files/CGS_Resolution.pdf

The title pretty much describes my situation. How should I go about this?

Virginia Tech Computer Engineering or UCSB Dynamical Neuroscience. Area of concentration on both is computer vision.

What's your research focus? If its Computer Vision go to UIUC without hesitation.

UCSB is a great option! I was there interning at the ECE department last year. A great place with fine opportunities. Another word about UCSB, it also has a growing tech start-up scene. I joined the NVC start-up competition and got second place with a software app me and my team created. I think UCSB for sure is the right place to be. Look for the professors though and try to choose which one is younger, that usually will give you a better future. When I was at UCSB the prof. I worked with was really detached because he was already chair and director of something really important and he wasn't really into mentoring. Take out message from here: UCSB has a great place for tech start-ups too. Check this out: http://tmp.ucsb.edu/nvc/ Choose the place with the youngest professor. Regardless from weather and all the hots girls; you will never have a bad social experience at UCSB. UCSB is ranked #1 in materials in the world I believe.

Anyone going to VT-ECE? Does anyone have opinions about VT-ECE as well?

Evaluate which with professor you will be more successful working with for your future. I also got into VT ECE, and am probable going there. Congratulations!

I wasn't invited to interview (so maybe I wasn't considered for admission?) but I'm also an international applicant so that might be why. Any way, when did you receive your good news? Which prof will you be working with?

Emails are out! Rejected, via website

Anyone have news on Caltech CNS?

Anyone has news on UCLA?

Just got a rejection from CMU Machine Learning Department. Saw it coming though.

Yep, it's probably a rejection unless you are in the immediate waitlist (if there even is one)

Not sure, but seems legit to me. Remember that they have their openhouse by the end of Februrary, and their final roundup was last Friday. Acceptance decisions will probably go through out today and next week. They're just sorting out financial aid matters for sure. MIT results link: http://www.thegradcafe.com/survey/index.php?q=MIT+CS

I applied to CMU's Machine Learning department. No response yet.

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Their calendar says their final admissions roundup is this Friday Feb 1st. After that it's good luck boys. http://eecscal.mit.edu/Pages/CalendarViews/MonthView.aspx?RoomId=3&Date=2%2f28%2f2013+12%3a00%3a00+AM Possible interview dates: Feb 28th.

My Stanford rejection just got in the mailbox today. I'm an international living in southamerica. It said my rejection letter was sent out on January 22nd.

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It's been posted previously here that MIT BCS has sent out invites, the same goes for Caltech CNS.

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Wow, that kinda sucks. I also have two informal offers from Virginia Tech and UCSB.... I hope something doesn't screw me up either ... Where else did you apply to btw? What do you think could have been the reason for rejection? SoP? Rec's? No publications? Average GRE? Sorry btw

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