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I'm looking to apply to top 10 MSc ChemE programs and at the least top 20. My GPA is 3.90/4.00 in Chemical Engineering at RPI. I have one industry research paper and one pending research paper at school. I have one summer of research completed and one spring of industry experience in RnD at Corning Incorporated. I also plan to do research this fall semester during applications. I took practice tests for the GRE and I'm getting roughly 165 Q and 155 V most times with a few higher scores in Q. Considering my strong interest in biotechnology, what are some schools that I should
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Hello all, first post! I am currently refining my list of schools to which I would like to apply for a PhD in Chemical Engineering. I believe I am a fairly strong contender, so I was wondering which schools offered top competitive programs in the field of computational catalysis. I have conducted extensive experimental research in the field of heterogeneous catalysis, but I would like to branch out more into the theoretical and computational side if possible. Please, let me know your thoughts! Thank you
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Applying for 2019 admission cycle. What I want to do, using quantitative tools to accelerate the development of therapies for cancer and other diseases, is a field that lies at the interface of chemical/biological engineering and biology, hence my program choices for graduate school. At this time I am still studying faculty research interests and narrowing my list. Please let me know how competitive I appear to be for my top choices, and where the soft spots in my profile appear to be. Thank you! Undergrad Institution: mid-tier, large public research university Major(s): Chemical Enginee
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Hi, I just finished my junior year at a mid-tier school in the US, and I am beginning to look into chemical-materials engineering PhD programs. I'm at a bit of a loss as to what type of schools I should apply to. For reference, here are my stats: GPA: 3.96/4 Research Experience: 2.5 years by the time I am finished with my undergrad Publications: A couple in the works right now, likely to have one published and another one (first author) being submitted by the time I start applying GRE: Haven't taken yet, studying for it right now LoR: Can likely get three good one
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Hello guys, I am writing this post to get your advice. I am an international applicant who is admitted to both the University of Delaware and Penn State for Chemical Engineering PhD. Both programs have the research topic which would perfectly fit to me. I was wondering if you guys in the US have any preference on one of these two programs in the aspect of reputation, living quality (I have my own family), and future job opportunity. According to the US News, UD has a higher ranking than PSU. Do you think UD is better than PSU? I would appreciate any kind of your comment or suggestion.
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Hi, My profile is as follows : Undergraduate major : Chemical Engineering (from a reputed public university in India) GPA : 3.96/4 (Gold Medalist) GRE : 317(V -150, Q - 167 , AWA - 4) TOEFL - 105 work experience - 4 years in national Oil and Gas company of India. applied at TEXAS A&M, UT AUSTIN and Penn State for Fall 2016. But, got rejected by all universities. do I need to retake GRE? What all other universities can I apply ?
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Just when I was home and dry with my funded UT Austin offer, Gatech showed up with a similar GA Funding....and now I've got a decision to make. I would like any comments as to the prestige and quality of the ChemE PhD program in these two schools. Your advice on which would provide a more rounded experience in ChemE would also be appreciated. Thanks.
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Hi guys, I just got the admission from UCB MS ChemE PDP, and I am wondering if this program is worthwhile attending. The only information I have right now about this PDP program is from Berkeley's website, and I will appreciate anyone who can tell me what they think of this program. If anyone you know is in this program, and how they think of it ( maybe in terms of academics, job opportunities and the learning environment). Thank you, and I really appreciate it! Best, Michd
