<s>[INST]For MIT: Who is eligible to apply to EECS?[/INST]We expect applicants to have earned a Bachelor’s degree by the time they register in EECS, and to possess a very strong background in math, physics, computer science, or engineering. Admission is extremely competitive.</S> stringlengths 69 1.98k |
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<s>[INST]For MIT: How do I apply?[/INST]To apply to our graduate application, you must use the online application which is available at: https://gradapply.mit.edu/eecs. A few sections of the application are editable after submission, including the “Statement of Objectives.” We request that all letters of recommendation... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Is the deadline the same for the application and supporting documents?[/INST]No, the deadline for submitting your application is December 15 and the online application system will shut down that day. However, the online letter system will stay open for several more weeks. Your letters and transcripts ... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: How do I pay for the application fee?[/INST]The online system requires you to pay with a credit card. (Applicants should avoid using PO boxes in their return addresses).</S> |
<s>[INST]For MIT: I applied earlier; how may I reapply?[/INST]You should fill out a completely new online application. You may indicate that you applied earlier by checking the appropriate box.</S> |
<s>[INST]For MIT: What documents are necessary for applying to EECS?[/INST]The application consists of four parts: The biographical section, three (3) letters of recommendation, “Record of Subjects” with grades, and a “Statement of Objectives.” For more information about writing a statement of objectives, see this arti... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: I am an MIT undergraduate in EECS. Should I fill out the “Record of Subjects”?[/INST]Yes, you should list all subjects and grades that do not appear on your uploaded transcript. With the new online procedure for evaluating applications, it is necessary for us to view all the grades online if they do n... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Should I list the subjects that I am currently taking on the “Record of Subjects”?[/INST]You should list all subjects that do not appear on your transcripts.</S> |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Are there separate admission procedures for Master’s and PhD programs?[/INST]No. there is only one admissions process. When we admit an applicant, it is into the PhD program. If you do not have a master’s degree when you apply, you will get that degree first before proceeding to the PhD. If you alread... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: If I already have a PhD, can I apply for another PhD in EECS?[/INST]No, we will not admit an applicant who already holds a PhD degree (even if it is in a different area such as Physics or Math).</S> |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Does EECS accept transfer credit?[/INST]No. If you have started a master’s or doctoral program at another university, you cannot transfer classes or research credit with the intention of completing that degree at MIT.</S> |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Is it OK to send copies of awards, papers or extra letters of recommendation to supplement my application?[/INST]No. Because of the large volume of applications submitted to EECS, we must discourage you from sending in copies of awards, journal articles, and other extraneous documents. You may provide... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: I will be applying before I finish the fall term. Should I update my application with a new transcript which includes my fall term grades?[/INST]No, we would prefer that you upload your most recent transcripts. List all in-progress courses in the “Record of Subjects” section. Admitted students will be... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Can I apply to more than one department without negative consequence?[/INST]Yes, but keep in mind that the applications are independent of each other. We do not share supporting materials with the other departments. A separate fee is required for each application.</S> |
<s>[INST]For MIT: What tests are necessary for applying to EECS?[/INST]EECS will accept either the TOEFL or the IELTS* scores for the English evaluation test. For the TOEFL, we require a score of at least 600 on the paper-based test, 250 for the computer-based test, and 100 for the Internet-based test. We require a min... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Can the TOEFL (or IELTS) tests be waived in certain cases for international students?[/INST]The Department will grant an automatic waiver to any student whose first language is English, any student who has been studying or working in the U.S. for two or more years, or whose undergraduate institution u... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: How is the PhD funded?[/INST]In the EECS PhD program, students are supported with a fellowship, research assistantship or teaching assistantship. The financial support provides full tuition, a monthly living stipend and medical insurance. When needed, additional departmental support is available. Deci... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Since I have been in the work force for the last few years, it will be difficult to obtain all the letters of recommendation from faculty members. Is it OK to ask my employer/supervisors to write letters in support of my application?[/INST]In a case like this, we usually suggest that you submit at lea... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Is the application fee ever waived or deferred?[/INST]Applying to the EECS graduate program requires a fee of $75 US dollars to defray processing costs and will be charged to a credit card. Application fee waivers are also available and more information is found here: http://gradadmissions.mit.edu/abo... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Will the Department keep me informed of my application status?[/INST]We do not acknowledge receipt of applications or supporting documents. Online applicants should go back into their online applications to verify submission and check for the number of recommendations that have been received.</S> |
<s>[INST]For MIT: When will I receive my decision notification?[/INST]Decisions are available in mid-February. Applicants should go into their online application to check their status. Decisions on financial aid are mailed between late February and April 1. Applicants have until April 15 to notify MIT of their decision... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Can I defer my admission?[/INST]An admitted student may make a written request to defer admission for one term only. Exceptions are made in rare cases; these written requests must be explained in detail.</S> |
<s>[INST]For MIT: How do I know what subjects/classes to register for?[/INST]The subjects you register for will depend on the research area into which you have been admitted. We have 3 main research areas in EECS – Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence + Decision making. Each area has cor... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Is there a dual degree program in EECS and management?[/INST]the two-year MIT Leaders for Global Operations program offers both an SM in EECS and an MBA or SM from the MIT Sloan School of Management. LGO’s program of study in EECS offers optional tracks in semiconductors, information and decision syst... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Do other dual degree programs exist?[/INST]MIT students who are enrolled another MIT graduate program may be eligible for a dual masters degree, which involves meeting the coursework requirements of both masters programs, and writing one thesis of an interdisciplinary nature. This must be proposed in ... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: What are “special students?”[/INST]Special students may apply to take one, two or three classroom subjects per term. They are not in a degree program and may not do research. They are usually people who work in the area and whose company is paying for tuition. For additional information please contact... |
<s>[INST]For MIT: Do you have part-time or evening programs?[/INST]All degree programs are for full-time day students. All classes and research must be done on campus. In recent years, there has been a wide expansion of free online non-degree subject offerings, including MIT OpenCourseware, MITx, and edX.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Do you have to be a Computer Science undergraduate major to apply[/INST]No, it is not required that a student have majored in CS but it is important that you have strong quantitative and analytical skills.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: If I already have an MS or PhD degree in Computer Science from another institution, may I apply to the MS or PhD program at Stanford[/INST]No, if you already have an MS degree in Computer Science from another school, you cannot apply to our MS program in Computer Science. However, if you have a M... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Are my units transferable[/INST]Units are not transferable to the MS CS program.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Do you accept visiting scholars, exchange students, and postdocs[/INST]No. The Computer Science Department does not have such a program. All visiting scholar, exchange student, and postdoc arrangements are made between individual professors of the universities involved.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Where can I find housing information[/INST]You can find housing information on the Residential & Dining Enterprise site.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: What is HCP and how do I apply to that program[/INST]HCP stands for honors cooperative program. There is a check box on the application to indicate if you want to apply for the HCP. The honors co-op program is a part-time Master's program for people who are employed full-time. For more informatio... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: If I am accepted into the HCP program, can I go full-time once I enroll[/INST]Yes, you can move from a part-time student to a full-time student status and vice-versa. You will need to let us know that you would like to change your student status after you have accepted the admit offer. You are al... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: What is NDO and how do I apply to that program[/INST]NDO stands for non-degree option program and is a program that allows interested individuals the opportunity to register for Stanford courses and earn grades and credit without matriculating as a regular Stanford graduate student. The CS Gradua... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: If I take NDO classes, does that mean I will automatically get into the CS Master's program if I apply[/INST]No, taking NDO classes does not ensure admission into the MS program. You may transfer up to a maximum of 18 units of NDO courses to the Master's program once you have been admitted provid... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How many units from my NDO courses can I transfer to the HCP program if I apply and am accepted[/INST]A maximum of 18 units may be transferred.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: When will I receive my I-20 form[/INST]Foreign students offered admission to a U.S. university are required to fill out an I-20 form. The central office of graduate admissions begins processing your I-20 form after you accept the offer of admission in Axess indicating your intention to enroll at ... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Does the CS department offer a MS/PhD program[/INST]No, the MS program and PhD program are two separate programs. The MS degree does not automatically lead to a PhD degree. Applicants planning to pursue a PhD degree should apply directly to that program.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How can I find out more about course requirements for the CS Master's program[/INST]Visit Stanford University Bulletin for program requirements.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Where can I find information about the CS Master's program[/INST]Visit the Computer Science Master's program webpage.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How am I assigned an advisor[/INST]Each MS student admitted to the CS program is assigned a faculty advisor within the two weeks following the start of autumn quarter by the Master's program administrator.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Where do I get an application[/INST]External applicants and current Stanford graduate students applying to the MS (including HCP) program must apply online. Current Stanford undergraduate students applying to the MS-Coterm program must apply online.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How do I submit an online application[/INST]Apply online. The statement of purpose must be no more than 8,000 characters in length which includes spaces in between words.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: What are the application requirements[/INST]Refer to the CS admissions webpage.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: What is the application deadline[/INST]Check the admissions deadline webpage.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: If I previously applied, can my application be reactivated[/INST]No. We are not able to reactivate applications or supporting documents from previous applications. If you reapply, you must follow the same application requirements as new applicants by submitting a new online application and new su... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: What supporting documents should I send and where[/INST]No. Paper materials will be accepted except two sets of official transcripts (only after we contact you to submit them). Otherwise, official copies of transcripts or e-transcripts must be uploaded onto the online application.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Can I reapply to the MS program[/INST]Yes, however, you cannot apply more than once for the same academic year. Additional degree applicants can find instructions for reapplying on our CS website.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Can I get a waiver on the application fee[/INST]If you are unable to pay by credit card or if the application fee is considered to be a financial burden, visit the Graduate Admissions website.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How long is the statement of purpose[/INST]The statement of purpose must be no more than two pages in length (no more than 8,000 words). This includes spaces in between words. Please upload it in the online application.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How do I find out about the status of my application[/INST]Due to the large volume of applications our office receives, we are unable to respond to inquiries regarding the status of any application. You can check the status of your application by logging in to your ApplyWeb account. Our office wi... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How/when will I be notified of the admissions committee decision[/INST]The admissions office will send decision letters electronically for all applicants by the end of March for MS applicants.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: What if I don't receive notification about an admissions decision by the posted decision date[/INST]If you have not received an email from our office by the posted decision date, you may email us at admissions@cs.stanford.edu and include your email address. Please do not call our office with this... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: If I am admitted to a CS graduate program, can I defer admission[/INST]Deferrals are granted on a case by case basis and usually for only compelling reasons. Deferral petition requests are due by April 11 for MS admits. Requests for deferrals should be sent to Jayanthi Subramanian (jayanthi@stanf... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: What is your GPA requirement[/INST]Typically, GPAs are at least 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) for MS applicants.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How do I calculate my major GPA[/INST]You have to identify all the courses you are counting towards the major requirement and find the average GPA of all those courses. If you have a double major, you need to calculate two different GPAs based on the separate group of courses that are being used ... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: What do I put for my overall GPA and max GPA at your school on the online application form[/INST]Maximum GPA varies from school to school. Most U.S. universities follow a 4.0 scale. There are some exceptions where the scale extends to 15 points, case in point, Harvard University. Stanford follows... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Can I apply to start in the Winter or Spring quarter[/INST]No, we only offer admission to the Autumn quarter for MS and HCP applicants.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Do I need to take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE)[/INST]GRE scores are not required from MS applicants.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Do I need to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)[/INST]TOEFL is required from all applicants whose first language is not English regardless of citizenship. Tests must be taken prior to the program’s application deadline and application submission. Self-reported scores should be... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How recent must my TOEFL scores be[/INST]TOEFL scores submitted to Stanford must be from a test taken within the last 24 months (two years). No scores are valid beyond the date ETS will send or resend them to schools. Tests must be taken prior to application submission and the program application... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: When should I take the TOEFL[/INST]If you are taking the TOEFL tests, it is recommended that you take the tests at least six (6) weeks before the application deadline.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: What is the TOEFL recommendation[/INST]We expect applicants to have "good" English skills.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Should I send an updated transcript with my Fall quarter/semester grades[/INST]Yes. If you are currently a student, submit transcripts before mid-year posting of grades and submit updated transcripts when Autumn grades become available. All records should clearly indicate the name under which you... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: I've been working for several years and it's difficult to get three letters of recommendation from former professors. Will you accept letters from my employer or supervisors[/INST]Yes, we will accept letters from your supervisors, bosses, and managers at work. However, the strongest applications ... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: How should my recommenders send their letters[/INST]In the online application, you will be prompted to list your recommenders and their contact emails. The recommenders will receive an email with a link where they will answer a few questions and submit their letter electronically. We cannot accep... |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Is a CV or resume required[/INST]Yes, please upload your CV or resume in the online application. Please be sure to list all your publications (if any) here as well.</S> |
<s>[INST]For Stanford: Do you offer financial support for MS students[/INST]The Computer Science Department does not offer financial support for MS students. The only form of financial support available is in the form of Student Loans. To qualify, you must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Graduate students can ... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: What can I do to prepare my graduate application to UC Berkeley[/INST]Contact three individuals, preferably professors, to write letters of recommendation. To aid your recommenders with writing your letters, you may want to prepare packages for them that include copies of work you have done wi... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: What are the minimum requirements to be considered for graduate admission[/INST]Please see the Prerequisites.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: What graduate degree programs do you offer if I’m interested in research[/INST]Please see our Research-Oriented Graduate Degree Programs.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Do you offer online degree programs[/INST]No, all of our graduate programs are on campus.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Do your degree programs have a part-time option[/INST]The EECS Department does not allow part-time study for the MS or PhD programs. All MS and PhD students are required to maintain a full-time load of 8-12 units. There are no evening or weekend courses.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Does the department have a supplemental application[/INST]No, we do not have a supplemental application. Applicants only need to complete the university graduate application.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Does the department have a rolling admission process[/INST]No, we do not offer rolling admission. You must submit a completed application by the deadline to be considered for admission.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Can I apply for Spring semester admission[/INST]No, we only offer admission for the Fall semester.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Can I apply to two departments or two degree programs[/INST]No, you can only submit one graduate school application per admission cycle.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: My undergraduate degree is not in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science, can I still apply to a graduate program in the EECS Department[/INST]Yes, however, to have a strong application you will need to demonstrate your technical knowledge, your ability to do graduate level research and eq... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Does UC Berkeley accept three-year undergraduate degrees[/INST]Some three-year Bologna Process bachelor-level degrees are accepted for graduate admission. A bachelor-level honors degree is required for applicants from universities in Australia and New Zealand who have completed three-year degr... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Do I need a master’s degree to apply to the PhD program[/INST]No, we do not require a master’s degree to apply to our PhD program. Students with a bachelor’s degree can apply directly to the PhD program.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: If I already have an MS or a PhD, can I apply to one of your graduate programs[/INST]Applicants who already hold a master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or any field closely related are not eligible for the two-year MS or MS/PhD degrees in our department. Instead, these ... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: What is the difference between the MS/PhD and PhD programs[/INST]The MS/PhD and PhD programs are similar doctoral degree programs. Both programs have the same course requirements, and, for students coming in with a bachelor's degree, take approximately the same length of time to complete. The ... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Do you accept transfer students to your graduate programs[/INST]No, we do not accept transfer students to our graduate programs. All students apply for regular admission.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: If I am a Ph.D. student at a UC campus other than UC Berkeley, can I add the M.S. in EECS[/INST]Yes, you would need to submit an application for consideration during the regular admissions cycle. If you are accepted into the program, please note that UC Berkeley will charge supplemental fees i... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Do I need to pay an application fee[/INST]Yes, you must submit an application fee by the application deadline for your application to be reviewed. The application fee is not refundable. Please view the Application Fee rates.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Are application fee waivers available[/INST]U.S. citizens or permanent residents who can demonstrate financial need are eligible to apply for an application fee waiver. Please see the eligibility requirements and deadlines for Requesting an Application Fee Waiver.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Do I need to contact faculty or establish an advisor before I apply[/INST]No, you do not need to contact faculty or establish an advisor in order to apply. Instead, on the application, you will list faculty members who you would like to work with should you be admitted to our graduate program.... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Is the General GRE or a Subject GRE required[/INST]The GRE is no longer required nor accepted.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Where do I send official TOEFL or IELTS scores[/INST]Send all scores electronically to UC Berkeley institution code 4833. You do not need to provide a department code; we will receive your scores through the institution code regardless of whether or not you enter a department code.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Who needs to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores[/INST]Please see the university requirements for who needs to submit Evidence of English Language Proficiency. Please note that having lived and worked in the U.S. or another English-speaking country does not satisfy the English language proficiency re... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: What are the minimum TOEFL or IELTS scores required for admission[/INST]The minimum TOEFL score required by UC Berkeley for graduate admission is 570 on the paper-based test (PBT), 230 on the computer-based test (CBT), and 90 on the Internet Based Test (iBT). The minimum score for the IELTS is... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Can I send official test scores before I apply[/INST]You can have official test scores (TOEFL, or IELTS) sent any time during the year as long as they are sent by the application deadline.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: My online application says that my official test scores have not been received, can you confirm when you receive my test scores[/INST]It’s not uncommon for the online application to experience difficulties matching official test scores. Unfortunately, due to the large volume of applications, s... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Do I need to calculate my GPA for the application[/INST]Applicants whose GPAs are based on a 4.0 scale will need to enter their cumulative GPA, as well as calculate their Advanced GPA and Major GPA for the application. The application will specify which courses to calculate for each GPA field.... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Do I have to provide a GPA calculation worksheet with my transcripts[/INST]For applicants who attended a university that is outside of the U.S. or that does not use a 4.0 GPA scale, please include a GPA calculation worksheet if you have one.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: What transcripts or academic records should be included in my application[/INST]Upload to your application unofficial copies (PDFs) of transcripts for all university-level coursework. Unofficial transcripts must include the name of institution, applicant name, courses, grades, and, if applicab... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: My transcripts are not in English, do my transcripts need to be translated[/INST]International transcripts and degree certificates that are in a language other than English or Spanish must have an official English translation of the transcript uploaded to the application along with the origina... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: I’m currently completing my undergraduate degree and my fall grades will be released after the application deadline, will I be able to submit an updated transcript[/INST]No, you cannot submit a new transcript after you’ve submitted your application. If you are currently finishing your undergra... |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: How many letters of recommendation are required to apply[/INST]At least three letters of recommendation are required.</S> |
<s>[INST]For UC Berkeley: Can I submit more than three letters of recommendation[/INST]The online application will allow you to submit more than three letters of recommendation. However, there is no guarantee that more than three letters will be read. Also keep in mind that submitting three good letters and one bad let... |
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