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this link is broken does anyone have the file or an updated link? google search has proven futile.

apologies for bumping an ancient thread. was looking for some solace and reaffirmation which was found. i graduated with a degree in MEng with a GPA of 2.81. the reasons for this were mostly due to incompatibility with the university (received a scholarship upon admission). scored a 159V/163Q/5AW on the GRE and 114 on the TOEFL. applying to 6 universities in the top 25 for aerospace grad. not sure if extra curriculars matter but i also run an improv troupe in my city (worth mentioning?). so i guess what i'm really looking for is assurance that applying to these schools won't be a waste of money :$

bump. any insights would be extremely helpful

Any particular names in mind? Thanks!

Greetings brethren. I appeal to you through this glorious medium in my time of need, albeit having contributed little previously (except perhaps the solution to the CAPTCHA), I trust you will find it within your hearts to overlook this. I graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering in 2012 from the National University of Sciences and Technology in Pakistan with a CGPA of 2.82 (lamentable, I know) after which I worked for a year. My final year project was a subsonic flow visualization tunnel, which I built from scratch. Pretty badass if I may say so myself. I am looking to apply for a masters degree in aerospace engineering for fall'14. My vitals are TOEFL: 114, GRE: 322 (159V, 163Q). this can/may/should? be given again. I've searched around and come up with the following universities. Do you think it is ambitious to apply to them. Also, any other universities you could throw my way that are better suited to my credentials. Thanks. Much appreciated. * ISAE - France (really want to get admitted here) * FH Aachen - Germany (not sure if it's entirely in English or not) * TU Munchen - Germany/Singapore * TU Delft * The erasmus mundus THRUST program. deadline on the 29th Not sure whether I should apply to universities in the US and UK. High academic requirements/really expensive. What do you think?