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Is there any offers already? I think it would be cool if we would inform each others about decisions as they arrive. I've applied for MS/PhD at Berkeley, MIT, Cornell and just MS at UMN. Anybody applying to the same schools?

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Is there any offers already? I think it would be cool if we would inform each others about decisions as they arrive. I've applied for MS/PhD at Berkeley, MIT, Cornell and just MS at UMN. Anybody applying to the same schools?

I applied to Purdue, UIUC, Pittsburgh, and MIT. Nothing yet. :\

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Did you hear anything at all from MIT? They were supposed to acknowledge the reciept of supporting documents, but I haven't heard from them yet and the deadline was like 10 days ago..:S

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Did you hear anything at all from MIT? They were supposed to acknowledge the reciept of supporting documents, but I haven't heard from them yet and the deadline was like 10 days ago..:S

I got an email from helpdesk and they gave me a link to verify that my recommendations were received but that is it

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I applied to Purdue, UIUC, Pittsburgh, and MIT. Nothing yet. :\

Just got accepted to the PhD program at Purdue!

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On 1/13/2011 at 10:02 AM, d3amon said:

Did you hear anything at all from MIT? They were supposed to acknowledge the reciept of supporting documents, but I haven't heard from them yet and the deadline was like 10 days ago..:S

I just got confirmation of this from MIT via email today.

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So Purdue and UIUC's recruiting weekends are both Friday February 25th and Saturday February 26th... ugh, no idea what to do. The academic advisor I was assigned at Purdue said they were very flexible, and I have not talked to UIUC about the matter yet so instead of asking them about their flexibility as well I think I may go to UIUC's on the scheduled date then try and see if I can swing by Purdue on Sunday or Monday. Thoughts?

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Hi

I applied to structural engineering department of

1. Georgia Tech for MS/PhD

2. Purdue for MS

3. Princeton for MS/PhD

4. Cornell for MS/PhD

and in transportation department of

1. MIT for MS/PhD

2. UC Berkeley for MS/PhD

3. UIUC for MS/PhD

Anyone having idea if they have got any confirmation ?

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Hi

I applied to structural engineering department of

1. Georgia Tech for MS/PhD

2. Purdue for MS

3. Princeton for MS/PhD

4. Cornell for MS/PhD

and in transportation department of

1. MIT for MS/PhD

2. UC Berkeley for MS/PhD

3. UIUC for MS/PhD

Anyone having idea if they have got any confirmation ?

I know a few who have heard back from Purdue MS is structures within the past week or two, but nothing on the other schools or departments.

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Hey Thanks,

Well did they get any funding ?

I know a few who have heard back from Purdue MS is structures within the past week or two, but nothing on the other schools or departments.

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Hey Thanks,

Well did they get any funding ?

Nope, no word of funding yet - I should mention they were only applying to M-Eng (non thesis) as well.

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I just received an e-mail from GA Tech! I am recommended for admission and will be notified about funding in the near future. Anyone else get an e-mail this morning?

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Hi,

Can we just share our GRE, TOEFL, GPA and other stuffs so that we can have a idea of possible chances in a particular university.. Well my details are as follows:

My CGPA : 8.2/10, major GPA 8.7/10 from the top college in India. Currently my departmental rank (DR) is 4/70

My GRE score is

Quant : 800

Verbal : 610

TOEFL: 101 (R-29, W-24, L-24, S-24)

I have done 3 projects under different professors. Got LORs from all of them. SOP I think was decent enough.

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undergrad GPA: 3.74 (civil engineering and math major)

graduate GPA : 4.0 (I'll be getting my MS in civil in May)

GRE: quantitative: 720/ verbal: 520/ writing: 5 (I'm a terrible test taker)

I have a first authored publication on the way and possibly a second or third author paper.

2+ years of research in a structural dynamics related field.

My personal statement was pretty strong and descriptive about what type of research I currently do and want to do in the future.

5 great LORs--many from profs that attended/teach at the universities I'm applying to.

I don't really like sharing my personal information like this but I know it helps out others applying this year and possibly those applying in the next few years.

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GPA: 3.75

Major GPA: 3.91

Major/Minor: Civil Engineering / Mathematics

GRE: 800/520/4.5

1 Conference Proceeding in review from a summer of research

3 LORs, 2 from structures prof here at my undergrad, 1 from structures prof at the university I did research at

I feel my SOP was very good, spent over a month on it.

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Even though I think the information we provide here might be completely misleading, here we go:

Undergrad GPA: 9.70/10.00 (regionally reputable European Univ)

GPA at the US uni: 3.90/4.00

Top student of my class

GRE Q: 790

TOEFL: 108

Honors, Awards, Fellowships: Many honors based on GPA, 1 year full exchange scholarship at the US state uni, grant for a research project at famous European uni

Research exp: 7 months of research experience in the US; will have some more this semester at the aforementioned European uni

Publications: Coauthored a conference proceeding (ACI Conference)

Internship: 3 summers of professional internship (nothing fancy though)

LoRs: a really good one from my research supervisor in the US, another one from a US professor (a pretty good one I believe), a perfect one from a European prof

SoP: I love to think it looks great; but I am not sure any more :)

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