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I'm not really interested in the pharmaceutical sector. In fact, I am much more interested in the manufacturing or processing areas. I went through the courses, research areas and general facilities in the department for both CMU & TAMU. There isn't much lacking in both the schools (except for the tuition). Now, I really feel caught up in making a decision between these two.

You're right. I'll contact the respective departments for these. My career objective right now is to complete my Masters and find a decent chemical engineering job in the field of manufacturing or processing. Don't want to go for a PhD right now. What I heard about UPenn was that the region near Pennsylvania has a higher number of pharmaceutical jobs lately. How true is this, according to you? Also,what would you do if you had to choose between CMU and TAMU? CMU also has a high tuition rate compared to TAMU.

I really need to make a very quick decision between MS in Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M and UPenn. The deciding factors are the program quality, job opportunities, tuition and fees, etc. Also to be taken into consideration is the high tuition at UPenn. But then, there's the Ivy School tag that comes with UPenn and the low tuition at Texas A&M. It would also be great if you could discuss the assistantship scenarios in these schools.

Hey, If you are going to go somewhere else, please reject the offer. I think that I am on the waitlist and I really need this admit.

When did you get your offer from UCLA? Been waiting so long..

UPenn vs Texas A&M vs CMU vs Purdue I have received acceptances from these 4 schools till now. I am mostly interested in pursuing a job after my Masters (with an inclination for environmental and sustainability related work). Not much interested in continuing the program to pursue a PhD. How would you compare the curriculum and the career services available in these four schools? Also to be taken into consideration is the high tuition at UPenn and CMU. But then, there's the Ivy School tag that comes with UPenn and the low tuition at Texas A&M. It would also be great if you could discuss the assistantship scenarios in these schools. I am awaiting results from UCLA, UT Austin (MS in Environmental and Water Resources engineering). It would be great if you could bring these into consideration as well. Let me know what you all think!