thewarlock

I'm in a similar dilemma. I got into Cornell (MS in Applied Physics) but there's no funding for MS students. I also have admits from Univ of Minnesota Twin Cities, MS in ECE and ASU, MS in ECE. All of them are a similar specialisation (Nanoelectronics and Biomedical devices). I've heard Cornell is amazing for Physics, so I really want to go. What should I do? The fee difference is almost about $ 5000 per year. Edit: I'm more interested in research, but I will probably be making a loan for my MS anyway.

Hello folks. This is my first post in the forum, so kindly pardon me if this is in the wrong section. Anyway, I'm in my final year of undergrad from a college in India, majoring in Electronics and Communication. I want to pursue an MS with a focus on Nano-electronics/Nanodevices. I've been doing quite a lot of research but I can't decide between a few schools. Anyway, after a lot of research and thanks to this link , I am applying to the following schools: SUNY CNSE, Albany.UMass, AmherstPurdue Wisconsin MadisonUC San DiegoUMinn, Twin CitiesASU, Tempe. USC Georgia Tech UCLA UMCP Now, I'm planning to apply to 8-9, and I cant pick among the last 4. So, any advice here would be extremely appreciated. Funding is a concern, and I can't afford anything more that 35k tuition per year.