karyboy Posted February 5, 2013 Share Posted February 5, 2013 Hello, I have applied for CS grad programs for fall 2013 . Today I received the decision from university of delaware and was not approved for admission . This was quick considering I applied only 10 days earlier . Their deadline for applying with funding was 1st Feb . They had an option in their application that if you are applying with funding , you will not be considered without funding if rejected in the funding round. I applied with funding and am not approved . So my question is , what are the chances of admission if I reapply without funding . My gre score is : Quant : 163 Verbal : 156 Writing : 3.5 I am currently in the final year of my CSE undergrad course from an Indian University in New Delhi , and so I dont have my score in GPA . My score is 64 % till now which converts to around 3.4 GPA according to scale provided by university of delaware. I have not published any papers but have a few websites live about which I have mentioned in the SOP . Considering all these what do you think are the chances for MS in computer science. other University's I have applied to are : washington state university rutgers , new brunswick suny stony brook university of arizona university of virginia suny buffalo george mason university of delaware university of minnesota Also , suggest a few univs at this score if these are too demanding for admission Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
saphixation Posted February 5, 2013 Share Posted February 5, 2013 Delaware requires a 4.0 minimum AW score on the GRE. I'm guessing the reason you were rejected so quickly is because you didn't meet that minimum, and I suspect even if you reapplied without funding, you'd just get cut again for the same reason. ssk2 and dat_nerd 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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