UC Experience

I had applied to about 8 universities and got admission to 4. I had received offers from rutgers , Drexel, and uiuc I had rejects from nc state university, unc-chappel hill, UC riverside, missouri s&t I think I did not get accepted to some universities, as my research interest did not match with any of the faculties there and maybe the sop was not properly aligned I chose this university as the tuition and scholarship offered at this university were the best. I also got the lab of the professor I had wanted. The admission process was like sending all test scores gre and IELTS), university transcripts and letters of recommendation and the SOP to the admissions office and then they evaluated them and sent an offer. I am not sure of the minimum scores but my score was 320 in GRE and 8 in IELTS. Fall intake: apply Dec/Jan for admission into fall (August). Factors: university research profile and location in the urban city, cost of living in the city, etc. The department I applied to, the professors teaching and doing research there. it took a long time to prepare for the application. give gre , gather transcripts and letters of recommendation.  ...Read More

Applied to only one in US, which was University of Cincinnati (Admitted, unconditional) Other than this, I applied mainly to schools in UK (Surrey and Leicester). - accepted in both of them. I did receive a rejection from NUS (singapore) but that is probably because of low GPA as it is highly desirable to have a high GPA for NUS. In USA, overall profile is given more importance. Few reasons: 1) US has 2-year masters degree (UK has one). Only 2-year masters are accepted in India for public institutions. 2) US had better exposure in terms of industry. 3) More funding opportunities for MS and PhD students. 4) Neil Armstrong was the head of department in which I am a PhD Student. This was a driving factor in my decision. 5) Experience is smooth, the department is awesome. 6) GRE + TOEFL/IELTS is required for UC. (My GRE score for 321) I applied to fall intake since spring intakes are off-cycle and it can be difficult to plan courses. Admission process took around 3 months. I had applied in November/December time-frame and got admitted by February/early March if I remember correctly. During this process, they may email to confirm IELTS/GRE scores and transcripts. Also, letters of recommendation must be sent timely....Read More

I chose the USA because the opportunities here are more and the work culture here is good . UC has a co-op program where students get to do internships for a year throughout the course. This University is located in Cincinnati, OH. They have tie-ups with many local companies and provide referrals for many of them, and they have research opportunities in Taiwan and Africa where if you have a good GPA, you get selected, and that will count as one of the five co-ops you have to do. The overall experience is nice, but the workload during college is stressful....Read More

University of Florida- Accepted University of Delaware- Accepted University of Arizona- Accepted SUNY Buffalo- Accepted SUNY Stony Brook- Accepted Drexel University- Accepted University of Houston- Accepted FIU- Accepted University of British Columbia- Accepted University of Maryland College Park- Rejected Amherst College- Rejected The reasons I suspect I got rejected is the extremely low acceptance rate in Computer Science major for both colleges. There are two main reasons I chose The University of Cincinnati. The first one is the co-op program that is offered by the college. I thought it was a great way to gain corporate exposure while still studying. The second major reason was the scholarship. As compared to all the other universities I got admitted into, this one offered the most significant amount which was a critical factor in making the decision. I was admitted to the Fall intake. For Fall, classes began August 21, 2022 so generally mid august. If you are Spring intake, they usually start on Monday of the second week in January. Usually applications open in August and the final deadline is in around March and around May (latest) they confirm the admission....Read More

I have applied to three universities namely University of Dayton, University of Cincinnati and Sacred Heart University.  I got offers from all the three universities listed above.  I haven't faced any rejections from any universities , I have got offer letters from all the three universities I have applied to. Out of all the three universities I felt University of Cincinnati would be the best one to choose because it has better campus life and better on campus part time opportunities compared to the other 2 universities I have applied to. I chose this university because of a better campus and infrastructure. Some of my friends were also in this college. The college has good campus life and it's a high prestige college.  Coming to the admission process of the university, I have applied to this university through the university of cincinnati application form available on its official website. Then I have submitted my LORS, my IELTS score which is 7 band and then the GRE score which was 315. The accepted threshold scores are 310 for GRE and 6.5 for IELTS. So, I got an offer letter from this university in the month of August. The overall admission experience was very smooth and I didn't face any difficulty. The university also issued the I20 after showing 45 lakhs bank loan statement.  I applied for the spring intake. I wasn't ready for the fall intake. I did not have a plan of going to the masters, I had taken this decision around march-arpil, So the time wasn't enough to apply for the fall. So I applied for the spring intake which starts in January. The application process was initiated in the month of June. I have applied for the university in the month of June and I got my offer letter in the month of august. Then I got my I20 in the month of September. I completed my visa interview in the month of November. I boarded my flight to Cincinnati in the month of December....Read More

UC gives it best to students. Having very high intake for semester can sometimes makes classes crowded and not all students are on same plane....Read More

I have applied to 5 universities. Got acceptance in all universities. All universities I received confirmed admission.  Apart from other universities, this university offers a unique style of teaching methodology and also lot of opportunities in co-op as well as full-time opportunities. Submitted the application to the university with proper documentation like LORs SOPs Educational documents, etc and maintained transparency. IELTS, Duolingo, TOFEL PET, GRE IELTS-6.5 ; Duolingo-105 Overall experience is good but the only challenging situation is getting a scholarship and acceptance. I applied for the spring intake at the University of Cincinnati because it gave me enough time to get everything ready—prepare my documents, take my language tests, and sort out my finances after finishing my undergraduate degree. I also wanted to avoid the tough competition of the fall intake and enjoy smaller class sizes for more personal attention from professors. My journey started in May when I researched different programs, checked admission requirements, and decided on a Master’s in Information Technology. I gathered all the needed documents, like transcripts, a resume, a statement of purpose, recommendation letters, and proof of English proficiency. July: I submitted my application and paid the fees online, and I received the confirmation from college shortly after. Then I took my TOEFL/IELTS exams and sent my scores to the university, based on which they offered me a scholarship of $18,000. October: I received my offer letter and immediately accepted it and started working on my visa application. Once I got the visa, I looked for accommodation and found a place to stay near the university. This whole process took around five to six months. TIP: Start with your application early; it helps you plan accordingly and leaves you with extra time in hand in case something comes up last minute....Read More

University is student friendly and academic facilities and conditions and quality of education is top notch....Read More

I applied to the following universities: Georgia Tech: Rejected University of Maryland: Accepted Purdue University: Waitlisted UIUC: Rejected University of Florida: Accepted Pace University: Accepted University of California, Long Beach: Accepted University of Cincinnati: Accepted I have received confirmations from all of these universities. In my view, the strength of my application in co-curricular activities wasn't that good but I would say that my academic were excellent, and I had put in a lot of effort in my essays if I had a strong background in the curricular activities to support my academics, I might have gotten into the universities that I was rejected from. The major reason for me choosing the University of Cincinnati is because of its co-op program and the scholarship they gave me. I applied to the university through the Common App and was also exempted from the hundred-dollar fee because I think I applied early on, but there were no essays and the application was pretty straightforward. My SAT score was 1450 and I don't think there was an eligibility requirement for applying for this opportunity. I think that the university updates criteria often. My experience was quite smooth and easy, as I don't think I wrote any essays or anything that was very hard to apply to. I applied in early October in the early action process, as that exempted me from the $100 fees. I waited for the decision up till early March, and I got my decision. You get the opportunity to learn more from the team about the university. Then the university would get you involved in WhatsApp groups and also you can then register for housing and any roommates that you wish to live with. I had to take a math test that would determine my Mathematics course path and then I registered for classes...Read More

Overall experience is good not bad. In some point of view, it is good like for developing skills, reviewing resumes, and preparing for interviews. For part times, it is some what difficult....Read More