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I'm an upcoming senior at a large State University majoring in EE. I am very interested in control systems and their applications to flight dynamics. I have had a great internship experience in the aerospace industry that has caused this sudden interest and I would very much like to pursue a MS/Phd in this field. I understand a lot of graduate control classes are taught within Mechanical, Electrical and Aerospace departments depending on the University. My question is should I apply to an aerospace engineering or electrical engineering graduate program based on my interest? Would my application look significantly weaker compared to undergraduates with a background in aerospace? Do you think my profile is strong enough for these schools? I have attached my profile and the list of programs that I would be interested. Any advice or response is appreciated. Thank you Undergrad Institution: Big State School (top 25 Engineering program) Major(s): Electrical Engineering GPA in Major: 3.44 Overall GPA: 3.60 Length of Degree: 4 and half years Position in Class: Probably top 20% Type of Student: US citizen GRE Scores: Q: 800 V: 660 W: 5.0 Research Experience: One semester under a Professor working on analyzing hybrid control systems Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Dean's List Pertinent Activities or Jobs: Two internships at large telecommunications company, 7 month co-op at manufacturing controls and automation company, 1 internship at large aerospace company LOR: Most likely from two EE professors and one employer Applying for [ MS ] or [ PhD ] at Stanford- EE/A&A Georgia Tech- EE/AE UMich- EE/AE UMD- EE/AE PSU- EE/AE UCLA- EE/MAE USC- EE/MAE UC-Berkeley- EE UW- EE/A&A