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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
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Polar_Nada
United States1548 Posts
too lazy to apply anywhere else >.> | ||
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Xeris
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zer0das
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ieatkids5
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benjammin
United States2728 Posts
for example, i applied to u of texas, and they got 750 applications for 10 total spots, not the best acceptance rate the GRE is also pretty tricky in its difficulty, the math is a total breeze but the verbal can be unfair at times, luckily i lucked my way into a near perfect score :D unfortunately for me, the importance of the GRE <<<<<<<<<< the importance of SAT | ||
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nataziel
Australia1455 Posts
Don't know if I'm going to accept yet.  | ||
micronesia
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rredtooth
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You get to sit back and watch other stress out while you sing hakuna matata. | ||
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zer0das
United States8519 Posts
On January 15 2009 19:00 ieatkids5 wrote: Graduate admissions sounds like a tough process. how does it compare to undergrad? I just finished all my undergrad apps (10 schools total) and am so relieved, but it's gonna be one hell of a wait for the decisions to arrive. I don't even remember undergraduate applications (aside from taking the ACT/SAT)... graduate applications are a bit more work, but it's nothing too bad. Although I'm thinking chances of getting in are a bit lower. | ||
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KOFgokuon
United States14886 Posts
the good thing about graduate programs is that you always hear pretty early, because people need to schedule visitation weekends unfortunately due to the down economy, a lot of programs are going to be taking smaller classes than normal, for a number of factors including having less money to recruit students, having less funding for various projects, etc. I know that's an issue with my program, but it doesn't sound like anyone is applying to MIT Chem E grad Good luck! | ||
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