paho Posted February 14, 2016 Posted February 14, 2016 hey there, I recently finished my bachelors and now have the intention to apply for a masters in aerospace engineering. Please help me to get my application going by evaluating my profile below. Thanks a lot! Undergrad Institution: Small state university Major(s): Aerospace Engineering (with focus on electronics) Overall GPA: 1.7 in Germany, depending on grade conversion I land somewhere between 3.1 (Bavarian formula for grade conversion) and 4.0 (http://www.foreigncredits.com/Resources/GPA-Calculator and WES) GRE Scores (revised): Q: 170 V: 160 W: 4.5 TOEFL: 111 Experience: I am not quite familiar with the differentiation between reserach experience and work experience; what I have done until now is the following: - 3 months working as a design engineer for satellite components (besides my studies) - 6 months working as a software engineer in an aerospace navigation project (besides my studies) - 3 months research project on small satellite software (at my undergrad university) - 6 months experience in the field of unmanned aerial vehicles (involving experimental technologies, in this project I also did my bachelors thesis) - 1 year experience as electrical engineer for a satellite subsystem The strong focus on practical work comes from the strong industry cooperations of my university. Except for the satellite software project I gained all experience at a major european aerospace company. Applying to Where: U Michigan Ann-Arbor U Wisconsin Madison U Illinois Urbana-Champaign UC Boulder Purdue GaTech University of southern California Imperial College Do you consider these choices realistic, or are the too ambitious? Could I even stand a chance with higher ranked institututions (MIT, Stanford)?
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