I've shortlisted following universities. Please Let me know my chances.
I have work-ex of 2 and Half years @Adobe and Aricent.
My bachelors was in Electronics from PEC
North Carolina State University
Virginia Polytechnic
Purdue Univ
UCLA
Carnegie Mellon
Arizona State University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Columbia University
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Originally Posted by FinishLine
siuggestions plz seniors
i think u will surely get admission on Arizona state university,north California state university i dnt no abt other universities please google and find the gre score required for those university.
hey plzzzz ne1 lemme know can a fresher btech can go for MIS in good univ..
i have part time experience in teaching but not in relevant industry,, can it b shown or worthless..
and other than MS in embedded and vlsi wchich are the courses whom an ECE graduate can look for in US..
plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz help..
i am baffled..
please any one help me how can create a new thread.
North Carolina State University - moderate
Virginia Polytechnic - ambitious
Purdue Univ - v.ambi
UCLA - v.v.ambi - drop
Carnegie Mellon - v.v.ambi
Arizona State University - mod/safe
Georgia Institute of Technology - v.ambi
Columbia University - v.ambi (looks for research bg and high under graduate grades)
other than this try to include some moderate and safe colleges like clemson uni.,ufl,csu,rutgers
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Originally Posted by pHacidic
How good is University of Missouri i columbia? Career prospects therein?
How about
Yale
Duke
Pennysylvania
Also since i am not financially strong enough ! Which of these all is good options economically?
Yale - mod/amb
Duke - mod/amb
for penn
penn state uni - ambi
uni of penn - ambi
well, economical choices would be all public colleges i.e. the ones with names "University of *****" and "**** state university"
Private colleges always charge more from international students compared to public universities
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Originally Posted by pHacidic
Any more suggestions for me?
By the way, is it easy to get a job post MS in US? otherwise i think it the ROI isnt too good.