NYU MSMF NYU admits out?

[Chashu]

I see two admits on the tracker

 

[Andy Nguyen]

Yes. Results should roll out quickly. If you got other admits, just contact them for quicker results.

 

[Bostonlover]

Usually results are released mid-March through mid-April, on a rolling basis.

 

[Andy Nguyen]

More are coming out. Check the Tracker

 

[Jingxuan]

congrates! but nyu make review decisions during their spring break ?

 

[wlfgngpck]

I'm one of today's admits. I'm surprised there have been so few released (or at least, so few reported on this website). But now the real challenge begins....finding a place to live in NYC....

 

[Jingxuan]

I'm one of today's admits. I'm surprised there have been so few released (or at least, so few reported on this website). But now the real challenge begins....finding a place to live in NYC....

well congrats~ living in manhattn is surely costly. many landlords there require a minimum annual income of over 50 times monthly rent, but there are still lots of students living there. I have been to NYC twice, as i know some students there live in queen or New Jersey. maybe it's not a big problem, you can always find roomates and bring the rent down to around 300 to 400 each month.
btw, would you mind share your background? like gre, gpa, working experience, ... ?

 

[wlfgngpck]

I don't mind sharing my background, but it's probably a bit nonstandard and therefore not very helpful to anyone here. But here goes...

Undergrad (Brown University): Bachelor of Science in Math (GPA: 3.80/Major GPA: 3.86)
Graduate School (UCLA): PhD in Math (GPA: 3.84)

I have done considerable self-study in financial math (I've completely worked through Shreve II and Joshi's book, and have completely worked through about 2/3 of Hull). I've also TA'd the math for finance course at my current graduate school (using Hull's book).

The GRE requirement was waived for me because of the PhD, and I have no work experience in the field at all.

Regarding housing, I will be moving with my (soon-to-be) wife, so I guess I already have a roommate haha. We live in LA right now and the rent is already insane....and then I look online and NY prices are in many places double the rent or more!

 

[Jingxuan]

I don't mind sharing my background, but it's probably a bit nonstandard and therefore not very helpful to anyone here. But here goes...

Undergrad (Brown University): Bachelor of Science in Math (GPA: 3.80/Major GPA: 3.86)
Graduate School (UCLA): PhD in Math (GPA: 3.84)

I have done considerable self-study in financial math (I've completely worked through Shreve II and Joshi's book, and have completely worked through about 2/3 of Hull). I've also TA'd the math for finance course at my current graduate school (using Hull's book).

The GRE requirement was waived for me because of the PhD, and I have no work experience in the field at all.

Regarding housing, I will be moving with my (soon-to-be) wife, so I guess I already have a roommate haha. We live in LA right now and the rent is already insane....and then I look online and NY prices are in many places double the rent or more!

oh that's quite strong background. indeed the housing cost is very much in NYC but you only need pay the rents for one year and a half before getting a job. or you might land on a quant job on the street before August and defer the semester for one year, or do it part time....

 

[dillshau]

I don't mind sharing my background, but it's probably a bit nonstandard and therefore not very helpful to anyone here. But here goes...

Undergrad (Brown University): Bachelor of Science in Math (GPA: 3.80/Major GPA: 3.86)
Graduate School (UCLA): PhD in Math (GPA: 3.84)

I have done considerable self-study in financial math (I've completely worked through Shreve II and Joshi's book, and have completely worked through about 2/3 of Hull). I've also TA'd the math for finance course at my current graduate school (using Hull's book).

The GRE requirement was waived for me because of the PhD, and I have no work experience in the field at all.

Regarding housing, I will be moving with my (soon-to-be) wife, so I guess I already have a roommate haha. We live in LA right now and the rent is already insane....and then I look online and NY prices are in many places double the rent or more!

Have you looked at housing in Brooklyin/Queens? NYU is <20 mins from some parts of brooklyn and the rent will be MUCH cheaper!

 

[wlfgngpck]

Have you looked at housing in Brooklyin/Queens? NYU is <20 mins from some parts of brooklyn and the rent will be MUCH cheaper!

Haha I just got the admit yesterday, so...no, I haven't looked hahaha. But I will look into that. Thank you very much!

 

[felineran]

got admit....also prepares to look for cheap but convenient housing location in NYC

 

[andres_gonz]

Hey guys, how do we know our apps have been sent to admissions committee for review?
Is that the #3 email?
Also just to make sure, if we uploaded transcript online, there's no need to mail a hard copy right?
Thanks!

 

[wlfgngpck]

Hey guys, how do we know our apps have been sent to admissions committee for review?
Is that the #3 email?
Also just to make sure, if we uploaded transcript online, there's no need to mail a hard copy right?
Thanks!

No, there is a fourth email that confirms they've put all of your application together and have sent it to the department for review. That's the email where they give you a university ID and give you the website to track supporting materials that you sent (such as GRE scores of official transcripts). And regarding transcripts, yes you just upload them online. You will only need to mail them official copies if/when you are admitted.

 

[andres_gonz]

No, there is a fourth email that confirms they've put all of your application together and have sent it to the department for review. That's the email where they give you a university ID and give you the website to track supporting materials that you sent (such as GRE scores of official transcripts). And regarding transcripts, yes you just upload them online. You will only need to mail them official copies if/when you are admitted.

Is that fourth email titled something like Application Acknowledgement? I looks like I got that email, but it doesn't say they put my app together and sent it to the dept for review. It just says the graduate school received my app, but no mention about the department receiving it. hmm... am I missing something here? Thanks again!

 

[wlfgngpck]

Is that fourth email titled something like Application Acknowledgement? I looks like I got that email, but it doesn't say they put my app together and sent it to the dept for review. It just says the graduate school received my app, but no mention about the department receiving it. hmm... am I missing something here? Thanks again!

No that's the fourth email I was talking about. The application acknowledgement email is the one that has your university ID number and everything. So if you have received that email, then regardless of whether or not they mention the department, that's the email that confirms they have your full application; the next step from there is the departmental review. So I guess, if you've received that fourth email, just wait for a reply from them regarding admission (which I realize is hard to do).

 

[todaikei]

anyone received admissions today? according to tracker results can release usually thursdays or fridays

 

[remylebeau]

Unlike in the previous two years, there isn't a nail-biting finish this year until applicants receive the decision from NYU? Surprising. I thought there'd be people putting up posts about what to do with Columbia's 30 Mar deadline since NYU hasn't released most of their results yet.

Coz I certainly am wondering just that.

Have emailed NYU three times since the beginning of March. On the third time I even threw in a call to Melissa for good measure. Still haven't heard anything from them short of an acknowledgement that they've received my email. On the Columbia front, another QN member has emailed asking for an extension, but the request was rejected. All that remains to be done is to wait anxiously.

Anyone else in the same predicament, or just anyone else waiting for NYU? Let's commiserate here.

 

[Umnik]

Unlike in the previous two years, there isn't a nail-biting finish this year until applicants receive the decision from NYU? Surprising. I thought there'd be people putting up posts about what to do with Columbia's 30 Mar deadline since NYU hasn't released most of their results yet.

Coz I certainly am wondering just that.

Have emailed NYU three times since the beginning of March. On the third time I even threw in a call to Melissa for good measure. Still haven't heard anything from them short of an acknowledgement that they've received my email. On the Columbia front, another QN member has emailed asking for an extension, but the request was rejected. All that remains to be done is to wait anxiously.

Anyone else in the same predicament, or just anyone else waiting for NYU? Let's commiserate here.

a couple of days ago e-mailed them and recieved a basic:

Dear Daniil,
Thank you for your email. We have no decision for you from the Admissions Committee at this moment since we have received so many applications that it takes some time to make final decisions. As you were informed before, we cannot guarantee a date by which your application will be reviewed and a decision made. You will be notified when a decision has been made.
Best wishes,
NYU Administrator

Now they have become the only university out of 17 (10 Msc programs and 7 PhD programs) I applied to which still hasn't answered

 

[remylebeau]

Umnik, here's the reply I got, twice:

Thank you for your email. Your New York University Department of Mathematics MS in Mathematics in Finance application is complete. We receive so many applications that it takes some time to make final decisions.Since you have been accepted by another program and need to hear from us, the admissions committee will try to review and evaluate your application before your other deadlines. We understand you may be faced with many choices and are eager to receive your decision from NYU. However, we cannot guarantee a date by which your application will be reviewed and a decision made. You will be notified when a decision has been made.

I guess we don't have much of a choice but to wait. In any case, if you decide to accept the offer to Columbia MAFN, chances are I'll see you there this fall.