CEE results anyone?

[zkhan]

Haven't seen a separate section for Civil anywhere yet plus very few responses in the result list. It's pretty late in the month and i cant stand the wait no longer. Is it that there are very few CEE applicants who use this site or are the universities just delaying.

Im waiting on UCB, stanford, columbia, georgia tech

Any results would be appreciated,

thnx

[blah2009]

That must be a hell of a delay. I'm a domestic applicant that applied to MS/PhD structural engineering programs:

Accepted w/ full funding and stipend: UTexas, Cornell, Columbia, JHU, Stanford

Accepted and funding pending: UC Berkeley, MIT

Rejected for MSE: Princeton

You should have gotten stuff from stanford and berkeley by email atleast. There were some international students at the weekends I was at.

[Falmouth]

Maybe they are waiting for accepteds to decline so they have a spot to offer. I'm in at UCB, Stanford, and GT with funding of those on your list. I'm waiting on outside fellowships so I can make a final decison. Not being rejected so far is probably a positive and is like being on the waitlist (just a guess) Good luck. I hope to be able to to notify by sometime next week.

[zkhan]

Thanks Blah and falmouth. I appreciate your responses. I wrote to stanford yesterday and they said they were still making decisions. I applied for the DCI program at stanford, structural at the rest.

I got in at Cornell, Texas A&M, UIUC, UCLA but my top choices are Berkeley and stanford.

Good luck with your admissions

Best

[Falmouth]

It's decision time and down to 2 schools for Civil. Stanford and Illinois. Both with funding I never thought possible. I love Stanford but IL gave me lots of attention and love first. Both are great schools with great advisors. I'm really conflicted. Stanford is great and has the name, etc. But my contact at IL has been so good to me all along. The funding at IL is also a little better because of the cost of living. Any thoughts from knowledgeable, understanding persons ?