Hello,
I will have me interview next thursday and it will be conducted by a French student in Columbia. Actually, I am French too so does that mean that the interview will be in French or it is just an "accident"? Does anyone already have his interview in an another language (not English)?
Thanks for your help
not sure if this is a coincidence, but both people who got accepted to columbia are from international students....Yeah, a friend of mine did too.
not sure if this is a coincidence, but both people who got accepted to columbia are from international students....
guess thats true. idk trying to look for a trend....aren't the majority of applicants international to begin with?
still waiting expectantly. scholarship?got in the MSFE. Anyone else got offers yet?
Hi Soheil, How long did you receive the offer after the interview? And Congradualations!Got my offer for the MSFE. Would be great to network before the start of the program if anyone else on here has gotten admitted.
well that may make things a little dif. didnt realize they didnt give out $$. congratsUnfortunately, no financial aid. My understanding was that MSFE students don't get financial aid.
I got my offer the day after the interview.
ive spoken to mit and so have other people. they will almost 100% not give u an early answer1. Is there any way that I can somehow hear from MIT about the decision before March 10th?
I had my interview on Feb 7th, and got accepted on Feb 10th, but I didn't get any scholarship.
I had an interview with MIT two days ago at Shanghai, and I think I did much better than with Columbia.
So I feel like I might have a chance at being accepted to MIT as well.
The problem is: Columbia requires my decision to accept/decline by February 24th, but MIT will give out decisions on March 10th.
So, my questions are:
1. Is there any way that I can somehow hear from MIT about the decision before March 10th?
2. Assuming that I am accepted to MIT as well, which program should I pick? (I am considering quantitative analyst as my first job, NYC preferred, and I am an international student. Tuition does not matter, and I am most concerned about getting employed.)