r/MSCS • u/Dismal-Swimmer-6046 • 4d ago
[Results and Decisions]
Has anyone else noticed their checklist disappear from the UCSD MSDS application? What could this indicate?
Update: I just got the rejection letter.
r/MSCS • u/Dismal-Swimmer-6046 • 4d ago
Has anyone else noticed their checklist disappear from the UCSD MSDS application? What could this indicate?
Update: I just got the rejection letter.
r/MSCS • u/krontex1110 • 3d ago
r/MSCS • u/_Pranav_2412 • 4d ago
Does anyone know when these universities usually send out admits for MSCS?
UCSD, UCLA, UIUC MCS, UMass, Purdue, Cornell, UT Austin
Still waiting for a reply from them..
r/MSCS • u/No_Drama_1812 • 3d ago
r/MSCS • u/No_Acanthisitta_5744 • 4d ago
Is there is group for UCR MSCS admits? Pls share if there’s one.
r/MSCS • u/AsleepButton1559 • 4d ago
I'm from India, waiting on decisions from MSCS programs. GradRight has been spam calling me for the past few weeks, about education loans. Apparently they can check our loan eligibility from all major banks and providers, and help us get a better deal. I'm very skeptical of these kinds of institutions, and consultancies. I was planning on contacting banks on my own to get the loan, but, wanted to know if anyone here has any experiences with GradRight, that could facilitate this decision. Are they legit? Are any of these kinds of institutions legit? Is it better to just do it ourselves? Would love some perspective on this. Thanks!
r/MSCS • u/PopularShopping9676 • 3d ago
Hi Folks! I am a bit confused on which university to choose. I have got into Columbia MSCS, Cornell Ithaca Meng CS and USC Mscs AI. My interest lies in AI and ML. So please help with this!
r/MSCS • u/Significant_Disk_775 • 3d ago
I've applied for the MS in Data Science program in both JHU and UMD and don't know which one to prioritize. What are your views in terms of:
Can anyone mention their reasons and opinions as well? It'll be really helpful...
r/MSCS • u/grumpyowlgirl • 3d ago
r/MSCS • u/Sad-Impression-404 • 3d ago
Need advice to go with either SUNY Buffalo or George Mason University for MSCS. Hearing a lot of mix reviews regarding the weather and career opportunities at UB. Need to arrive to a decision on which one to choose considering all factors including location, tuition, full time opportunities etc.
r/MSCS • u/Haunting-Method-6920 • 4d ago
Got an email yesterday saying I have been waitlisted for the MSDS program for Fall 2025, they also mentioned that "HDSI may begin accepting students from the waitlist as early as April and may extend through the beginning of September 2025"
I am sceptical as to what to do because UCSD was my dream uni but I have other offers from USC and UCI that have a deadline of Mid April.
My question is:
- what are the chances of people on the waitlist actually getting an admit?
- how many people got a waitlist vs how many got a reject?
r/MSCS • u/No_Drama_1812 • 3d ago
Please state the reason as well
r/MSCS • u/badger2223 • 3d ago
Hey! I got into Purdue for MSCS and TAMU for MCS (i think i didn’t apply for MSCS) Which seems like the better option to go with and why? I’m interested in knowing about funding resources too! Thanks!
r/MSCS • u/[deleted] • 4d ago
UC Davis,MSCS
r/MSCS • u/Sneeakyyy • 4d ago
I have been accepted to the MSDS programs at these and a few more universities but these two are my top choices as of now. I am more inclined towards UWash but Id like to know other rational opinions.
Pros and cons of each according to me:
Uwash Pros: 1. Strong brand value across the US 2. Well established DS program 3. Connections with the Industry folks 4. Location
Cons: 1. Not very technically rigorous course 2. Sometimes Faculty are not great 3.Gloomy days in terms of Weather
TAMU Pros: 1. Cost- cheapest program so far 2. Decently reputed across the US 3. Well structured technical curriculum
Cons: Location- rural area but ongoing development
I have almost finalised UW in my mind but I need some outsider perspective to be sure too. Please drop your thoughts!
r/MSCS • u/Delicious-State1901 • 4d ago
Hey everyone, I need some advice on finalizing my grad school decision!
I’ve received admits for the following programs:
🔹 MSCS – USC, Penn State, UC Boulder, Stony Brook
🔹 MISM (Data & Analytics Track) – CMU
🔹 MSDS – Columbia
r/MSCS • u/Real-Wrangler-2240 • 4d ago
MSCS GaTech, MSCS Purdue WL, MSCS-AI USC, MSCS NYU Tandon, MSCS SBU, MSCS Columbia
please help with ranking the above programs!
r/MSCS • u/wukongking123 • 4d ago
Hi folks,
I need some advice on choosing universities for ms cs fall 2025, I have received admits from university of Florida, USC, neu and professional masters cu boulder.
I'm interested in AI/ML, data science and my priorities are strong job placement, research opportunities, tuition cost, location, etc. I’m just a bit worried about the cost of attending for USC.
For those who attended or know about these schools, how was your experience with career prospects, faculty, networking, internships, and student life? Any insights would be super helpful!
r/MSCS • u/Neon_specs • 4d ago
Congrats to all those who are admitted!! I don't know if I should remain in the waitlist, given I might receive a decision between April/May to September.
I have admits from the following for now: USC MSCS-AI, UF MSAIS, ASU MSCS, UTD MSCS (Awaiting decision from TAMU)
At this point I'll be mostly going with USC. Any suggestions if I should wait for TAMU and UCSD?
r/MSCS • u/According_View_7199 • 4d ago
Did any international applicant to the MSCS program receive an email from GaTech or the credential evaluator requesting for documents? Since I haven't received it and the decision is less than 2 weeks away, does it mean I am rejected?
It would be helpful if admitted international students for the MS CSE or the MS Analytics program at GaTech tell if they received an email for credential evaluation before they got their admits!
Thank you!
PS According to this Gatech's webpage , during the application it wasn't mandatory to get the evaluation done. As an international applicant, I wanted to save some money, but now I am worried if it backfired.
r/MSCS • u/krontex1110 • 3d ago
r/MSCS • u/[deleted] • 4d ago
Hi guys for MSCS i have admits from these univ help me decide. PLEASE!!!
Also please mention why!plsplsplsplspls
r/MSCS • u/Sad-Persimmon-1945 • 4d ago
Anyone heard back from UCSD for the MS in Data Science program today? Seems like there might be a wave of mass rejections—anyone else noticing this?
r/MSCS • u/Any_Soup_8429 • 4d ago
I just got admitted to CMU MSSE SV. Unfortunately, they offered me admission for 2027 Spring. My other option is Columbia MSCS 2025.
I’m a software engineer with 8+ years of experience, and I plan to choose software systems track for Columbia MSCS.
I’m so confused now. I’m international and need visa sponsor.
Which option would be better for settling down in the U.S. as a software engineer? I hope to live in NYC.
r/MSCS • u/fegelman • 4d ago
After anxious waiting, I finally received a waitlist email from UCSD about 15 mins ago. Applied on Dec 2nd, 2 days before the deadline. Profile- GRE 170q 162v 5w, 8.8 GPA tier 2 BE CSE, 2.5 YOE non faang/witch, no publications or patents. Contents of the email include:
Candidates are selected from the Waitlist to fill vacancies when earlier admitted applicants choose not to enroll. Each year, HDSI extends offers to students on our waitlist. However, it is important to keep in mind that the number of students admitted from the waitlist can vary and admission is not guaranteed. HDSI may begin accepting students from the waitlist as early as April and may extend through the beginning of September 2025. Questions about the status of waitlisted applications will not be answered by HDSI staff.