Anyone heard from PhD CS - CMU, Purdue, gatech?

[meneldur]

Haven't heard anything so far...

According to the gradcafe the first two already sent some initial admits and I am a little concerned about this. Do they usually send all the admits at the same time or is it scattered? What about rejections? Not hearing anything from them up to this moment means I will get a rejection?

If anyone has applied to one of these schools for the PhD CS program, and could share any information, it would help a lot.

Thanks!

[misspiggy]

I have applied to Gatech. Still haven't heard from them

[loolito]

CMU SC, no word so far...

[ARCHANA123]

Hi Frens

NO news till now

[misspiggy]

Anyone know what is going on with GaTech's CS PhD admissions? Their website says they were going to notify everyone by Mar 15. But a week has passed, and I still haven't heard anything.

[Cavenaghi]

I know at least one guy from my undergrade university got accepted around March 3rd to GIT. His profile can be seen here:
http://grid.hust.edu.cn/znyin/home/CV.htm

[misspiggy]

I'm guessing that he got in because he published 6 papers and did tons of projects.

I know at least one guy from my undergrade university got accepted around March 3rd to GIT. His profile can be seen here:
http://grid.hust.edu.cn/znyin/home/CV.htm

[Cavenaghi]

I'm guessing that he got in because he published 6 papers. I haven't published any

Yeah, publication is important, and his supervisor is famous in the field, and his Microsoft Research internship experiences! I have found the CS major is the most competive major in graduate school application!

[misspiggy]

I'm not nearly as good as that guy

I found it suprsing that EE is easier to get into than CS. EE people's GRE scores seem lower than CS peoples.

Yeah, publication is important, and his supervisor is famous in the field, and his Microsoft Research internship experiences! I have found the CS major is the most competive major in graduate school application!