mike2015 Posted March 15, 2015 Posted March 15, 2015 Hello everyone, I have applied to the PhD program in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Virginia Tech. I have good undergrad and grad GPAs (Both above 3.7). I have good research experience and full external scholarship for five years (so I am not looking for funding). One of the provisional professors that I mentioned in my application is really interested in me. We have exactly the same interests. He asked me for a meeting and I met him since two weeks and it was great meeting. Last week, he sent me Email saying that he posted a convinced recommendation to the ECE Admissions Committee and the decision now is up to them. In fact, he is a very well know professor. He is in the Curriculum Committee in the department. My question is that I have low GRE. Does it possible that they reject me for that although everything is strong and I have a scholarship? What do you think about my chances? I really appreciate your opinion and thanks in advanced.
CoolZero Posted March 15, 2015 Posted March 15, 2015 As you know our opinion wont matter but I think you have a very good chance. GRE is not the most important thing in applications. I think if your scores are very low (specially in Q) , then you might need to worry a bit, otherwise you are fine and your chances are high. May the force be with you
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