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Graduate Student Researcher at UCLA

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Los Angeles, CA (US) Jan 2009 – Reviewed Jan 02, 2013

Interview Details I emailed to Professors at UCLA. A few of them replied back to my emails. One of them showed considerable interest and asked me to apply for graduate school. After my application, he didn't reply to my emails any more. I was going to another university and finally he got back to me saying that he doesn't have funding for that year, and he is going to nominate me for department fellowship. I received the department fellowship for the first year of my graduate school, which is not very much different from graduate student researcher position. The only difference is that the money comes from department grants, not Professor's grants.

Interview Question – Why did you not decide to come to USA for your Master's degree.   View Answer

Negotiation Details – I had to deffer my offer for three months because of visa issues, and they accepted easily.

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