Hi everyone. I am currently a junior majoring in Computer Science (BS) at a university in SoCal. I am considering graduate school, although I am not exactly sure which ones would fit me best. To wrap up my profile, I am going to take the GRE during early summer and plan on retaking it soon after (if I have to, to improve my score).
Profile:
Cumulative GPA (3.65/4.0)
CS GPA (3.95/4.0)
GRE: Going to take
Research experience: None so far ?
Work experience: I'm currently a TA (for Discrete Mathematics, Object-Oriented Programming, Data Structures ...)
I am considering universities such as the following:
University of California, Riverside
University of California, Irvine
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of California, Santa Cruz
University of California, San Diego
University of California, Davis
University of Washington, Seattle
University of Toronto, Toronto, CA
If I'd consider a PhD program, what sort of research experience (if any?) would be needed to be considered? I have a few preferences, which would be UCR, UCI, and UCLA. How do I "get" research experience before grad school? I haven't gotten any offers for this summer, sadly.
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Hi everyone. I am currently a junior majoring in Computer Science (BS) at a university in SoCal. I am considering graduate school, although I am not exactly sure which ones would fit me best. To wrap up my profile, I am going to take the GRE during early summer and plan on retaking it soon after (if I have to, to improve my score).
Profile:
I am considering universities such as the following:
If I'd consider a PhD program, what sort of research experience (if any?) would be needed to be considered? I have a few preferences, which would be UCR, UCI, and UCLA. How do I "get" research experience before grad school? I haven't gotten any offers for this summer, sadly.
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