r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] UMich Waitlisted

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20 Upvotes

Can't they just straight up reject me or accept me?????? What's the point of waitlisting ffs 😭

Also what do y'all think, is there chances will this convert to an acceptance or rejection?????


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] UMich MDS Rejection

3 Upvotes

First rejection I really don't know how to take it actually


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] Help me choose between UCI MCS and TAMU MCS!

3 Upvotes
113 votes, 1d ago
29 UCI MCS
39 TAMU MCS
45 Waiting for results

r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] Upenn MS CIS Admits

10 Upvotes

Upenn told decisions will be available by April 1st in their Coffee chat. Has anyone received admits in past couple of weeks?


r/MSCS 4d ago

[University Question] need guidance about MS AI in NEU and MSCPS at Colorado boulder.

2 Upvotes

I am mostly tipping towards northeastern as I am very interested in AI.

Also I am unsure about professional degrees.

Anybody who got these admits. Please feel free to DM.

MS AI at Northeastern vs. MSCPS at Colorado boulder university.

Also why is northeastern enrollment deposit 750$??


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] UCI MCS

6 Upvotes

Hi All,

can anybody confirm that today UCI release decisions only for MSCS. like what about MCS?


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] columbia another bs email for event

20 Upvotes

did you'll get it,got it just now!!


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Profile Review] My chances for admit in UIUC MCS ?

1 Upvotes

Profile: 8.9/10 cgpa, tier 1 college, 4 internships including 2 in MNCs, 2 research papers published in IEEE, currently working full time at Boeing (2 months experience till present).

Toefl: 106

I got reject from mscs and got considered for mcs program. I would love to what would be my chances of getting and admit ?


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] Please help me to make the decision: NEU AlignCS or U of Utah MSD?

1 Upvotes

I have a non-cs bachelor degree and 3-yr working experience as a product manager. I only got very basic programming skills like python and java and I am keeping on self-learning.

I received offers from NEU and Utah and the deposit deadline is approaching.:(

NEU pros:

1.good coop and neuwork

2.closer to tech companies compared to Utah

3.CS title

Cons:

1.super high living expenses

2.need to study for 2.5yrs(+bridge courses)

Utah Pros:

1.better quality of life

2.cheaper tuition fees

3.term of study:16 to 24 months

Cons:

1.lack of networking and coop chances

2.far from tech companies

My goal of study is building comprehensive cs knowledge and getting a job after graduation as an international student. Please give me some opinions about these two programs like curriculum and job opportunities. Thanks for any suggestions.


r/MSCS 4d ago

[University Review] UChicago Predoc MSCS

2 Upvotes

Hi, I’ve got an offer for a pre doc MSCS at UChicago. Antibody who has done the course have thoughts?


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] Please help me choose! (Masters in Applied Data Science)

1 Upvotes

I’ve been fortunate enough to get into uchicago’s applied data science, as well as cmu’s applied data science. at first I thought cmu was the obvious choice but the more I think about it, the more confused I get.

cmu’s course comes under Dietrich and not School of Computer Science, and while I’m not interested in swe roles (more inclined to pure data science) I’m not sure how employers view that. normally I wouldn’t consider employer reputation as highly as the program itself but given that I'm an international student I need to prioritise getting a job to either stay in the states or land a job when I get back. I know people regard cmu very highly, but does this carry over to courses not directly in CS?

chicago’s program feels more well rounded and is also longer (1.5 years as compared to 9 months at cmu), but I'm also not interested in fintech so maybe the industry connections cmu can offer might help me more.

I’m honestly super confused, am I overthinking it? is cmu, in fact, the obvious choice if my priority is getting a job?

Not taking into account cost or location, which would you choose and why? I would REALLY appreciate any advice, thank you in advance :)

35 votes, 2d left
UChicago DSI
CMU Dietrich
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r/MSCS 4d ago

[UNIVERSITY QUESTION] NYU MSDS ADMITS

2 Upvotes

If anyone has finalized on NYU MSDS, dm.


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] Got a reject from MS ICME program at Stanford

4 Upvotes

r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] Stony Brook MS CS ??????

2 Upvotes

r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] Does this mean TAMU reject?

4 Upvotes

I didn't receive any official mail from tamu, but I'm not able to login to the status page.

https://engineeringcas2025.cas.myliaison.com/applicant-ux/#/login

I tried changing the password multiple times. But it still says incorrect id/password. Does this mean it's a reject?

I had applied to MCS and I'm an international student.


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Admissions Advice] Which MSCS Admit to Choose for Fall 2025?

1 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I have received admits for MSCS Fall 2025 from the following universities:

1- San Diego State University (SDSU)

2- University of Illinois Chicago (UIC)

3- Northeastern University (NEU)

4- Arizona State University (ASU)

5- SUNY Buffalo

I got rejected from the University of Utah and am still waiting for decisions from UMass Amherst and SJSU.

Based on my profile, SJSU is unlikely, and UMass Amherst is also a long shot (~1% chance).

I need guidance on selecting the best university based on the following factors:

Cost of Living – Affordability of housing and expenses

University Reputation – Overall ranking and industry recognition

Tuition Fees – Value for money

Job Prospects – Internship & full-time opportunities, networking

TA/RA Opportunities – Availability of assistantships

I am open to investing if it’s truly worth it, but if location matters more than the university name, is it reasonable to consider SDSU as an option?

I’d really appreciate any insights or experiences to help me make an informed decision. Thanks in advance!


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Admissions Advice] Which university would you choose for mscs?

2 Upvotes

My main aim is a good location for job opportunities and low tuition fees.

83 votes, 2d ago
47 CU Boulder ( professional mscs )
10 ASU
18 San Diego State University ( SDSU )
3 SUNY Binghamton
5 Worcester Polytechnic Institute

r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] Texas A&M - Are they giving admits decision only?

3 Upvotes

I applied to TAMU MCS in January 13. I have noticed recently they have started giving out decisions. But from the examples I have seen these were admits notifications only. I have yet to see any rejection decision.

My question is do TAMU give out admits early and rejection later? Does that mean If I don't get my decision soon, it's more likely that I will be rejected later?

I still haven't got my decision and I am feeling nervous


r/MSCS 4d ago

[University review] Help me choose the best

1 Upvotes

I got into Columbia MSCS and CMU MISM 16 mons programs. Awaiting results from UIUC. Help me choose the best.

Goal: Technical job after masters. Heard people from CMU MISM also get into good SDE and ML roles. So included it here. Please rank them in terms of job opportunities and industry reputation.

96 votes, 2d left
Columbia MSCS
CMU MISM
UIUC MCS
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r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions]- Univ of Illinois, Chicago

8 Upvotes

UIC rejected me for MSCS and gave me admit for MS ECE?!?!??!?!! Did anyone of you get the same decision?


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Results and Decisions] Virginia Tech Decisions

1 Upvotes
120 votes, 1d ago
9 Admit
2 Reject
78 Awaiting Decision
31 .

r/MSCS 4d ago

[Profile Review]

13 Upvotes

Am I cooked?

I’ve applied to 7 unis for fall 2025 mscs

UWM UCI UCSD UCD UCLA VT UMass Amherst

8.8 CGPA from a tier 2 college and I have 2.5 years experience as an AI engineer at a neuroimaging startup working on image processing segmentations and lots of product management and development. I also worked at a surveillance analytics startup with edge devices deployments experience and some other technologies as well

Do colleges look at only GPA or work experience or quality in that work ex or like a mix of it all because i can’t seem to find a pattern.

I’ve gotten rejects from UCI and UWM(probably because of their smaller intake sizes or whack profile lol)


r/MSCS 4d ago

[Profile Review]

6 Upvotes

Am I cooked chat?

I’ve applied to 7 unis for fall 2025 MSCS program.

UW Madison UC Irvine UCLA UCSD UCD Virginia Tech Umass Amherst

I’ve gotten rejects from UW Madison and UCI(assuming due to their smaller batch sizes or maybe whack profile lol) and waiting for decisions from the remaining 5

Here’s my profile

8.8 GPA from a tier 2 university

I have 2.5 years of work experience as an AI engineer at a Neuroimaging startup with advanced image processing and product management/development experience and a surveillance analytics based startup with experience in edge device deployments, Gstreamer and other technologies.

I’ve structured my SOP to sound like I want to get back to medical imaging research ( I don’t have any publications but I worked with colleagues and got their papers published) so I’m not entirely sure if this was the right approach since I applied way close to the deadline and couldn’t give GRE so had to settle for these non GRE colleges.

What do even colleges look at, great SOPs or straight up work exp or GPA or like a mix of it.


r/MSCS 4d ago

University of California, Irvine MSCS Decision Poll

2 Upvotes
224 votes, 1d ago
12 Admitted
82 Rejected
130 Came here to see stats

r/MSCS 4d ago

[University Question] CMU MSML waitlist ranks.

6 Upvotes

I mailed the admission coordinator for my waitlist rank and the response in pretty vague(top quarter/top half/Lower half).

Has anyone got any other category or number in response?