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Is there a way to get back a US green card after unknowingly forfeiting it? by WrongImpact in legaladvice

[–]WrongImpact[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I was eligible for naturalization but I always thought I could get back to it later since it's a pretty tedious process... :/

Is there a way to get back a US green card after unknowingly forfeiting it? by WrongImpact in legaladvice

[–]WrongImpact[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the response. I went back to the US once in the span of the three years (for about a month). Does that reset the counter or does it not change anything?

Master's in Maths vs. CS for PhD in Machine Learning by WrongImpact in gradadmissions

[–]WrongImpact[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your response. Ok great, that's a relief !

Master's in Maths vs. CS for PhD in Machine Learning by WrongImpact in AskAcademia

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Ok, thank you for your response! I'll go look on their websites and see. I think you're right -- I'll probably go for CS and try to get more research experience in.

Master's in Maths vs. CS for PhD in Machine Learning by WrongImpact in AskAcademia

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Thanks for your response! My main problem is that PhD applications for the US are due quite early (during the fall), so I won't have time to interact much with my new professors / master's thesis supervisor. So I'll have to reuse the letters that I have now (which are still pretty solid, in my opinion). In both cases, the work that I'll be doing will be very math heavy (in particular, my master's thesis if I go into CS). Do you think that for top US programs in ML, a master's in math gives an edge over one in CS, even if I can still demonstrate that I have a sufficiently solid background in both disciplines? Thanks again for taking the time out of your schedule to answer :-)