admissions from four schools in totally different area

[kekeeye]

I got four admissions

One from Oregon State U, PhD electrical engineering in energy system

one from University of Kansas, Master in Electrical engineering,and continuing with PhD without reapply

one from University at Buffalo-suny, PhD electrical engineering

one from university of Florida, PhD electrical engineering

All of them are admissions, and as yu see totally different areas. OSU, UB and UFL have the energy system area, KU doesn't have; and other research areas like VISL, digital circuit etc. are much the same.

I am a girl, and can you give me some advices on choosing school? Please list the reasons.

Thanks!

[Sassytune]

I got four admissions

One from Oregon State U, PhD electrical engineering in energy system

one from University of Kansas, Master in Electrical engineering,and continuing with PhD without reapply

one from University at Buffalo-suny, PhD electrical engineering

one from university of Florida, PhD electrical engineering

All of them are admissions, and as yu see totally different areas. OSU, UB and UFL have the energy system area, KU doesn't have; and other research areas like VISL, digital circuit etc. are much the same.

I am a girl, and can you give me some advices on choosing school? Please list the reasons.

Thanks!

What were your reasons for applying to such different areas? When you chose to apply and wrote out the SOP you must have tailored them for each, yes? Go back and look at what attracted you those schools and make a list of pros and cons and work from that.

[so47]

What the funding situation like? You also need to look at that carefully, because since these are such different areas the cost of living are going to vary a lot as well. For instance, Kansas is going to be much less expensive than Florida, etc.

Edited May 7, 2010 by so47

[kekeeye]

What the funding situation like? You also need to look at that carefully, because since these are such different areas the cost of living are going to vary a lot as well. For instance, Kansas is going to be much less expensive than Florida, etc.

only the UFL have AA award. OSU tell me will have funding maybe in second semester.