Nebelwerfer Posted October 29, 2010 Posted October 29, 2010 I am currently in my 7th semester and I am going to start applications as soon as my GRE writing is announced. I entered GRE on 16 October and I hope I will receive offical results very soon. My current CGPA is 3.47. However I hold 4 for every department related class I have attended until now. I am not sure whether that will make a difference. I am interested with RF and microelectronics. I am also familiar with Verilog HDL. TOEFL is 97 and GRE is 500V 800 Q. Until now I have decided to apply these schools: Texas A&M University(a professor of mine taught there and he will provide me a lor) Ohio State University Arizona State University Virginia Tech (not sure) University of Massachusetts--Amherst Syracuse University (interviewed with a professor, safety) Rochester Institute of Technology (safety) I tried to be coherent with my field of interest while creating this list. Should I apply for masters or PhD? Should I remove/add other schools? Any advice is appreciated.
m.giugno Posted November 2, 2010 Posted November 2, 2010 I am currently in my 7th semester and I am going to start applications as soon as my GRE writing is announced. I entered GRE on 16 October and I hope I will receive offical results very soon. My current CGPA is 3.47. However I hold 4 for every department related class I have attended until now. I am not sure whether that will make a difference. I am interested with RF and microelectronics. I am also familiar with Verilog HDL. TOEFL is 97 and GRE is 500V 800 Q. Until now I have decided to apply these schools: Texas A&M University(a professor of mine taught there and he will provide me a lor) Ohio State University Arizona State University Virginia Tech (not sure) University of Massachusetts--Amherst Syracuse University (interviewed with a professor, safety) Rochester Institute of Technology (safety) I tried to be coherent with my field of interest while creating this list. Should I apply for masters or PhD? Should I remove/add other schools? Any advice is appreciated. I think you should definitely try for PhD if your ultimate goal is to obtain it, even because MS are not usually funded. Your GRE and TOEFL are very good.
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