bleary7

I made the decision to attend the University of Minnesota for a master's degree with an RA to study nitrogen removal technologies for wastewater treatment. Hopefully I'll be marketable with that degree and background!

I always forget to specify, it is for MS, and thank you!

I finally heard from UW-Seattle, if anyone is interested. I was accepted, but there is not any departmental funding available for me. I'm visiting Seattle next week, so perhaps I'll set up a meeting with someone in the department to chat.

Yours is 3,591? Mine is 14,166... I treat it with equal contempt though!

Don't have masters, want masters. HockeyNerd! I'm a northern Minnesotan, we have lots of hockey here, believe it or not.

Thanks! I'm a master's candidate interested in environmental engineering/water remediation/treatment/fun times. I appreciate all the friendly encouragement/informed advice.

Hey! I'm anxious to hear from UW-Seattle. I just thought I'd let y'all know that. Unfortunately it seems late in the game & unlikely that even if I was admitted they would offer any funding. I was offered an RA at the University of Minnesota, but I would so love to be in Seattle for so many reasons. Let me know if you continue to hear anything new from UW.

My stats: Undergraduate chemistry degree from 2012 GPA: 3.61 GRE: V-162 Q-155 AW-4.0 Research: 2 years aquatic toxicology research at EPA as analytical chemist, 2 papers in review, 4 presentations, 1 year of undergraduate analytical chem/marine bio research 2 very good LOR, 1 good LOR (or maybe very?) Applying for environmental engineering masters, water track. except Yale of course, that's a PhD program Waiting: Yale, UW-Madison, U of Washington Accepted: UNC-Chapel Hill, UMass-Amherst, UC-Davis (coursework only status), U of MN (civil engineering) Rejected: