<p>Restarting a list of everyone's specialty and schools they are applying to so we can get an idea of who is around...</p>
<p>I'll start with myself since I'm not sure if the others on the old master list are still applying to the same schools (a lot can change in a month!).</p>
<p>Ophiolite:
Objective: Geology PhD
Schools: U Wisconsin - Madison; U Minnesota - Twin Cities; U Kansas; Syracuse U; U Montana</p>
<p>HuskEm55:
Clinical Psychology PhD.
Applying to: yale, uconn, umass, boston U., rutgers, albany, american, temple, duke, vanderbilt, miami</p>
<p>molliebatmit:
Cellular neuroscience PhD.
Schools: Berkeley, BU, Caltech, Harvard, Michigan, Stanford, UCLA, UCSF</p>
<p>tcrr1869</p>
<p>Master's of Library and Information Science
Applied to the University of Texas at Austin, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and San Jose State</p>
<p>tcrr1869:</p>
<p>Have you thought about Pitt's Library Science program? They are highly ranked too.</p>
<p>Thanks - for some reason I overlooked that program. I'm interested in archives, so it would be a good fit.</p>
<p>bump:</p>
<p>Ophiolite:
Objective: Geology PhD
Schools: U Wisconsin - Madison; U Minnesota - Twin Cities; U Kansas; Syracuse U; U Montana</p>
<p>HuskEm55:
Clinical Psychology PhD.
Applying to: yale, uconn, umass, boston U., rutgers, albany, american, temple, duke, vanderbilt, miami</p>
<p>molliebatmit:
Cellular neuroscience PhD.
Schools: Berkeley, BU, Caltech, Harvard, Michigan, Stanford, UCLA, UCSF</p>
<p>tcrr1869:
Master's of Library and Information Science
Applied to the University of Texas at Austin, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and San Jose State</p>
<p>SweetDreams2k1:</p>
<p>Applied Mathematics PhD
Applied to the University of Arizona, currently at UT at Arlington (Master's)</p>
<p>flopsy:</p>
<p>Computer Science M.S.
Objective: Programming languages/information security
UCB, UCLA, UCSD, UCI, UCSB, UCD, USC (preliminary)</p>
<p>Jgouveia:</p>
<p>Mathematics PhD</p>
<p>Applied to:
Berkeley, Stanford, MIT, Michigan-Ann Arbor, Washington-Seattle, Colorado - Fort Collins.</p>
<p>I'm crossing my fingers for Berkeley and/or Michigan to accept me.</p>
<p>You mean Colorado State University at Fort Collins? Woah. Somehow I think that there is a bit of a quality difference between Colorado State and MIT/Stanford/Berkeley/Michigan.</p>
<p>:)</p>
<p>Yes, I'm aware of that :)
But there is a reason for that. </p>
<p>I'm Portuguese and so I was a little more helpless than the average US prospective graduate student. There is a professor from Colo State that gave me a Summer Course in 2004, and besides being a great course, he afterwards has been helping me with my proccess.
An since he would be a nice advisor anyway I put Colo State as my last and safe choice. I know that I'll be accepted there and probably with a nice scholarship. They have some good professors there in my area anyway (algebraic geometry).</p>
<p>I hadn't done the GRE subject by the time I applied and was afraid that if I only applied to top schools a bad grade would let me out of Grad School.
That didn't happen (97th percentile) so I'm waiting and hoping for Berkeley to accept me.</p>
<p>What about Michigan for Information Sciences? Their program looks amazing. I'm only an undergrad (English) considering Info Sciences, and that's how I came across this discussion. Anyway, continue...</p>
<p>Might as well add mine:</p>
<p>Neutral- PhD in Bioeng.</p>
<p>UCSD, Stanford, CalTech, MIT, Hopkins, Northwestern</p>
<p>Asian Studies M.A.</p>
<p>UC, Santa Barbara
Hawaii, Manoa
SOAS
Stanford
CSU, Long Beach
USC</p>
<p>If anyone has opinions/comments/suggestions about my choices, please share as I am mostly clueless about graduate schools. Thanks.</p>
<p>are you all applying for fall 2006 ENTRY or are you applying IN the fall of 2006 (senior year)?</p>
<p>for 2006 entry, for me at least...</p>
<p>I'm applying to start grad school in Fall 2006</p>
<p>Objective: Aerospace/Materials Science PhD
Schools: MIT, Stanford, Cal Tech, Georgia Tech, Princeton, Northwestern, Va Tech, UC Boulder</p>
<p>Objective: Mathematics PhD
Schools: MIT, columbia, UMN, duke, caltech, princeton, ucla, Northwestern, TAMU, UMD, NYU, purdue</p>