The Unofficial SMART Scholarship Forum

Anyone here still getting the incorrect username and password?

Electrical engineering undergraduate.
2 Interviews.
3.9 GPA

Rose Hulman Institute of Technology
Electrical Engineering
3.9 GPA
incorrect username and password

Electrical Engineering
3.3 GPA
0 Interviews (although I did speak with one of the gentlemen from Hill AFB at our career fair about SMART during selection time)
Invalid User/Pass error

Guest_BYU-I wrote:Electrical Engineering
3.3 GPA
0 Interviews (although I did speak with one of the gentlemen from Hill AFB at our career fair about SMART during selection time)
Invalid User/Pass error

Aloha Guest BYU_I!
Computer Science
3.9 GPA
2 Interview.
Invalide Username/Password

Hey BYU family!

Electrical engineering
2 Interviews
3.5 GPA
Invalid username and password.

Electrical Engineering 3.4 GPA, 0 interviews, invalid user/pass response.

I'm noticing a pattern here, aside from us BYU students haha, but all of us are EE/CS majors. I know EE/CS are SMART's more prominent awardees and not many engineers/CS people are getting the temp closed message. Maybe the invalid user/pass does mean something. Pure speculation of course.

Guest_BYU-I wrote:I'm noticing a pattern here, aside from us BYU students haha, but all of us are EE/CS majors. I know EE/CS are SMART's more prominent awardees and not many engineers/CS people are getting the temp closed message. Maybe the invalid user/pass does mean something. Pure speculation of course.

Also note that many schools have a limit of awardees too. If the average number of awardees from BYU is met then they probably won't add more. Also I'm a CS Major in a really sought after program with a 3.98, had multiple interviews/recommendations, and am getting temp closed.

Computer Engineering, PHD
3.7 GPA
1 interview and Incorrect US/Pass
Research on cyber security.

Although not really an electrical engineer, I feel part of this category. I said I would be recommended as well... Hopefully it does mean something.

CSMajor wrote:

Guest_BYU-I wrote:I'm noticing a pattern here, aside from us BYU students haha, but all of us are EE/CS majors. I know EE/CS are SMART's more prominent awardees and not many engineers/CS people are getting the temp closed message. Maybe the invalid user/pass does mean something. Pure speculation of course.

Also note that many schools have a limit of awardees too. If the average number of awardees from BYU is met then they probably won't add more. Also I'm a CS Major in a really sought after program with a 3.98, had multiple interviews/recommendations, and am getting temp closed.

How do you know that CSMajor?

Computer Engineering and Science, MS and MBA.
3.7 GPA
1 SF interview
Incorrect Username and Password.

Hello BYU people, I am not mormon but you have some great students here. Just saying ;)

Computer Engineering
Incorrect User/password
3.8 GPA
no interviews
A lot of research experience though. Avionics and internship at Cape Canaveral.

:(

Each BYU school is its own seperate university so the limit to awardees shouldn't be affected.

Just following the username trend ;)

EECS PHD
GPA 3.7
Still incorrect username and password.
3 SFs

Anyone else from Berkley?

Guest_UCBerkley wrote:Just following the username trend ;)

EECS PHD
GPA 3.7
Still incorrect username and password.
3 SFs

Anyone else from Berkley?

Do you think its hotter in Berkley right now or in Boston?

Always California B-) , sorry MIT.

Incorrect Username and Password.
GPA 3.8
Aerospace Eng and EE.

MIT_Guest wrote:

Guest_UCBerkley wrote:Just following the username trend ;)

EECS PHD
GPA 3.7
Still incorrect username and password.
3 SFs

Anyone else from Berkley?

Do you think its hotter in Berkley right now or in Boston?

Depends how many cars Antifa lit on fire in each place.

Major: Civil Engineering
5 Interviews, at least one recommendation (felt really good about another though)
Incorrect username/pass

Sorry to break the trend

mechanical engineering
no calls/interviews
gpa 3.8
temp closed

X Institute of Technology

Experimental Particle Physics PhD (Large Hardon Collider at CERN)

1 interview

GPA 4.00

Incorrect username and password

I anticipate my rejection soon.

Guest_Caltech wrote:Always California B-) , sorry MIT.

Incorrect Username and Password.
GPA 3.8
Aerospace Eng and EE.

I see. I am jealous of you.

Particle-Fever wrote:X Institute of Technology

Experimental Particle Physics PhD (Large Hardon Collider at CERN)

1 interview

GPA 4.00

Incorrect username and password

I anticipate my rejection soon.

Hey, that's really fucking cool. I feel like this scholarship limits you more then it expands your horizons.

Guest1000 wrote:

Particle-Fever wrote:X Institute of Technology

Experimental Particle Physics PhD (Large Hardon Collider at CERN)

1 interview

GPA 4.00

Incorrect username and password

I anticipate my rejection soon.

Hey, that's really fucking cool. I feel like this scholarship limits you more then it expands your horizons.

Hey man, I just want some funding. I mean, you know, it is very hard to do particle physics these days since there are very limited funding sources available... Also, Berkeley guy, why did you make a typo "Berkley" ...

Particle-Fever wrote:

Guest1000 wrote:

Particle-Fever wrote:X Institute of Technology

Experimental Particle Physics PhD (Large Hardon Collider at CERN)

1 interview

GPA 4.00

Incorrect username and password

I anticipate my rejection soon.

Hey, that's really fucking cool. I feel like this scholarship limits you more then it expands your horizons.

Hey man, I just want some funding. I mean, you know, it is very hard to do particle physics these days since there are very limited funding sources available... Also, Berkeley guy, why did you make a typo "Berkley" ...

I hear ya! I always thought this scholarship was more engineer oriented though. Like the DOD likes research but only in the sense that has a relatively immediate military consequence. This reminds of one my favorite pieces of congressional testimony made by Dr. Robert Wilson trying to get funding for the first Fermilab's first accelerator.

"
SENATOR PASTORE. Is there anything connected in the hopes of this accelerator that in any way involves the security of the country?

DR. WILSON. No, sir; I do not believe so.

SENATOR PASTORE. Nothing at all?

DR. WILSON. Nothing at all.

SENATOR PASTORE. It has no value in that respect?

DR. WILSON. It only has to do with the respect with which we regard one another, the dignity of men, our love of culture. It has to do with those things.

It has nothing to do with the military. I am sorry.

SENATOR PASTORE. Don't be sorry for it.
"

Hey man, I just want some funding. I mean, you know, it is very hard to do particle physics these days since there are very limited funding sources available... Also, Berkeley guy, why did you make a typo "Berkley" ...[/quote]


I hear ya! I always thought this scholarship was more engineer oriented though. Like the DOD likes research but only in the sense that has a relatively immediate military consequence. This reminds of one my favorite pieces of congressional testimony made by Dr. Robert Wilson trying to get funding for the first Fermilab's first accelerator.

"
SENATOR PASTORE. Is there anything connected in the hopes of this accelerator that in any way involves the security of the country?

DR. WILSON. No, sir; I do not believe so.

SENATOR PASTORE. Nothing at all?

DR. WILSON. Nothing at all.

SENATOR PASTORE. It has no value in that respect?

DR. WILSON. It only has to do with the respect with which we regard one another, the dignity of men, our love of culture. It has to do with those things.

It has nothing to do with the military. I am sorry.

SENATOR PASTORE. Don't be sorry for it.
"[/quote]

Hey man. Yes, my advisor told me that story last semester too. Man, I really appreciate that you understand us. My engineer roommates are pretty ignorant about particle physics and do not understand how much impact the showdown of Tevatron at Fermilab on our field and future.