When it's explicitly stated as optional in admission requirements, do committees prefer candidates with GRE over non-GRE candidates? Considering that other aspects of the profile are similar (or almost similar). Apologies if its generic/repeated question, but I have not been able to fully understand its Impact on PhD applications.
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Hello good people.
The title is the main query. I am confused between these two options for approaching upcoming (spring/fall 27) cycles, looking to find some guidance on this matter. Thanks
Hello good people.
I have an interview for a phd position. PI has asked me to prepare slides to introduce myself and explain master thesis and my research interest in 2 min tops.
I have never participated in 3MT type competetion, so I was wondering what to include and miss here. I have stuttering issue as well, not always but tend to present under some situation
Thank you for reading
Hi, i am hoping this reaches profs or senior-level grad students here.
I wanted to ask if its a good idea to reach out a professor (in CS/AI) for potential fit and/or phd supervision, if their research direction/statement is what I would like to pursue but they havenot pursued (themselves or via any other of their current student) it for the application I am intrested in ?
For example, I have shortlisted a prof/lab, their main area of work is causal discovery and ML but most of their work is done earth/atmoshpere related whereas I am intresred in pursuin the same direction but for healthcare/medical ai. Thanks.
The letter will be addressed to the Admissions Team / Committee **
Edit: I already have had 2 Zooms with this potential PI, and we did find a common research direction in one of the zoom, he did raise a similar question: " Why are you interested in my group?" and I am thinking of writing the same response as what I gave to him in the meeting