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That was really helpful. I believe the stress on "VERY" settles it then. Thank you, ktel.

Hi guys, I would like to know how the following univ.s compare with regards to funding MS petroleum eng. students. UT TAMU Louisiana State University University Of Pittsburgh Penn State University Univ. Of Kansas Univ. Of Alberta I asked for Fall 2009 or Fall 2010 Funding Statistics and Annual Research Expenditures from the graduate co-ordinators but only TAMU was generous with that information. Please help me assess as an assistantship/ fellowship is almost indispensable to the pursuit of my graduate degree. Thanks a million.

Hi guys, I would like to know how the following univ.s compare with regards to funding MS petroleum eng. students. UT TAMU Louisiana State University University Of Pittsburgh Penn State University Univ. Of Kansas Univ. Of Alberta I asked for Fall 2009 or Fall 2010 Funding Statistics and Annual Research Expenditures from the graduate co-ordinators but only TAMU was generous with that information. Please help me assess as an assistantship/ fellowship is almost indispensable to the pursuit of my graduate degree. Thanks a million.

Hello, I am an international BSc Civil Engineering graduate applying to the MS Petroleum Eng. program at the under-listed schools. UT TAMU Louisiana State University University Of Pittsburgh Penn State University Univ. Of Kansas Univ. Of Alberta I chose these schools because most of their Professors share my Reservoir Eng.research interest (ie. flow through Porous Media, hydrology). I contacted some professors last week but have no feedback yet. Kindly view my profile below and please comment on the ff issues if you can. Undergraduate Degree: Civil Engineering Overall GPA: 3.2 Final year GPA: 3.48 Length of Degree: 4 Position in Class: 9/146 (93rd Percentile) GRE Scores: Q: 800 V: 630 W: 4.0 Research Experience: 1 semester research with my prof. ( on sub-surface hydrological analysis). I also used it for my dissertation Work Experience : 18 months in drilling works, excavation works and environmental health and safety control. Awards/Honors/Recognitions: High School Scholarship for best Physics student, Good performance Award at work. My questions are: What are my chances of admission and RA, TA or Fellowship funding? Is my limited Petroleum back-ground going to affect my admission/ funding chances considerably? Although my BSc degree was not in Petroleum, it included courses in Engineering Geology, Rock Mechanics, Hydrology, Environmental Quality Eng., Numerical Analysis and Computer Programming and I scored an A (Distinction) in all these courses. Also, over the past 18 months, I have studied to cover the back-ground Petroleum Courses (i.e. Drilling, Production, Reservoir, Formation Evaluation) primarily by using "The Standard Handbook Of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering by Lyons & Plisga)." Any comment would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for making time to help me out.

Hello, I am an international BSc Civil Engineering graduate applying to the MS Petroleum Eng. program at the under-listed schools. UT TAMU Louisiana State University University Of Pittsburgh Penn State University Univ. Of Kansas Univ. Of Alberta I chose these schools because most of their Professors share my Reservoir Eng.research interest (ie. flow through Porous Media, hydrology). I contacted some professors last week but have no feedback yet. Kindly view my profile below and please comment on the ff issues if you can. Undergraduate Degree: Civil Engineering Overall GPA: 3.2 Final year GPA: 3.48 Length of Degree: 4 Position in Class: 9/146 (93rd Percentile) GRE Scores: Q: 800 V: 630 W: 4.0 Research Experience: 1 semester research with my prof. ( on sub-surface hydrological analysis). I also used it for my dissertation Work Experience : 18 months in drilling works, excavation works and environmental health and safety control. Awards/Honors/Recognitions: High School Scholarship for best Physics student, Good performance Award at work. My questions are: What are my chances of admission and RA, TA or Fellowship funding? Is my limited Petroleum back-ground going to affect my admission/ funding chances considerably? Although my BSc degree was not in Petroleum, it included courses in Engineering Geology, Rock Mechanics, Hydrology, Environmental Quality Eng., Numerical Analysis and Computer Programming and I scored an A (Distinction) in all these courses. Also, over the past 18 months, I have studied to cover the back-ground Petroleum Courses (i.e. Drilling, Production, Reservoir, Formation Evaluation) primarily by using "The Standard Handbook Of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering by Lyons & Plisga)." Any comment would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for making time to help me out.