Date: December 29th, 2005 7:08 PM Author: Titillating Dilemma Ratface
Everyone,
As some of you may have heard, WhoGotIn.com is changing hands. Within a week or so, AutoAdmit.com will bring the site back online and host it on its server.
Given that decisions are going to come out very soon, we do not anticipate making any significant changes to the WhoGotIn site from last year; however, based on user feedback we might make changes to the WhoGotIn site next year.
We are greatly interested in hearing from members of this community about ways to improve WhoGotIn and AutoAdmit, as well as ensure greater integration between those sites and this community. If any of you have any feedback or would just like to chat, please feel free to contact us -- you can reach us by sending an email to contact@autoadmit.com.
Date: December 30th, 2005 11:12 PM Author: Seedy range filthpig
congratulations.
like someone said above, a profile section would be great. Include things like publications and types of undergraduatework in addition to numbers, etc.
i don't think they're listening to our pleas. try emailing? "If any of you have any feedback or would just like to chat, please feel free to contact us -- you can reach us by sending an email to contact@autoadmit.com."
I didn't apply last year, but heard about whogotin at the forums...
from what i heard i think yuster has a lot of features like whogotin, so I thought I'd share it with you guys. Looks like there's a good amount of information there.
I'm applying to a couple PhD programs in Economics, and am anxiously awaiting the results. Good luck to everyone else on their applications!
Date: February 23rd, 2006 7:33 PM Author: hairraiser silver gas station striped hyena
Date: February 22nd, 2006 12:09 PM
Author: theoriginal
thegradcafe.com had their results stolen by yuster, actually. most people were reporting to both, so yuster has many duplicated reports. thegradcafe also changed things so you can sort by program and school, which is very convenient.
quit promoting gradcafe. I think it's hypocrtical for gradcafe to complain about ads and within two days they add in a google search sense ad right on the first page. The data set at gradcafe has much more typos and seems a lot less professional to me. It's good to have competition, let the market decide what's the better product. In my case I find yuster.com a much better web site as it has live statistics and real sorting on the program page.