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On standards or conventions specific to computer science as an academic discipline, and programs that lead to a degree in this field. For regular computer science questions, visit our sister site Computer Science Stack Exchange.
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Master's institution forcing me to deposit $5000 immediately -- what can I do if I accept?
I applied to CS masters programs in the US, and I have recently received an offer from a top-15 institution.
The program is unfunded, and I want to wait for decisions from other programs I applied to …
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Should I talk about research done in a different field from the department I apply to?
As is, I am applying to CS grad school even though I studied math in undergrad and all my research is in math.
The question is, in my personal statement, how sensible is it to talk in depth about my m …
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How can getting a masters hurt PhD admissions? [closed]
TL;DR:
Find myself under-qualified for PhD programs but I'm afraid getting a MS degree will hurt my chances at a better PhD program.
U.S. based.
Longer background:
I graduated with a math degre …
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