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| apc |
Posted
on 26-Mar-02 11:56 PM
Can anyone give me names of graduate schools for computer science. I am looking for universities where i can get some form of financial assistance like graduate assistance/ teaching assistance etc.I am almost done with my undergraduate in computer science. please don't give me Big names likes MIT, Standford they are too competitive.
Thanks
apc
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| sdf |
Posted
on 27-Mar-02 08:59 AM
University of Maryland , college park, MD has lot of funding for graduate school.
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| inexperiencedSuggestor |
Posted
on 27-Mar-02 09:38 AM
What is your GPA, GRE (if subject, then GRE Subject too) scores? May be then
I can help you. There are funding for CS grad students in almost every computer
science department of US.
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| Student |
Posted
on 27-Mar-02 10:09 AM
I go to one of the Black universtiy of west coast and my university ranks
falls on the the last level in the least of good universities of USA.But my gpa is good in every semester ( 3.1 - 3.5))so will i get a good job in future? or i have to transfer to good universities like Harvard, MIT, UC berkly,Harvi Mudd
Does background of school helps to get good job in USA?Help Me!
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| apc |
Posted
on 27-Mar-02 10:59 AM
my overall GPA is 3.5/4.0 , I haven't taken GRE yet, I am preparing for it.
thanks
apc
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| SD |
Posted
on 27-Mar-02 03:30 PM
university of Arizona. one of the best in the nation and one of the cheapest. if you think MIT is big then think again. UofA defeated MIT by 24hrs in solar car competition and came first. by the way standford also participated. Do the research and you'll find out that UofA is in one top five universities in the nation on pretty much all the engineering, MIS, and medicine.
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| inexperiencedSuggestor |
Posted
on 27-Mar-02 05:18 PM
I believe the GPA is not very great. My sincere suggestion is ,please, meet a professor in a "regionally good" university (like Arizona, Calpoly, Indiana, NCState,
UGeorgia,Auburn,Colorado Boulder etc. whichever is nearest one to your present
school), and prepare for GRE. If you can impress the professor, and you can get
good GRE score(I would guess it should be around 2000-2100), you have a good
chance.
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| Trailokya Aryal |
Posted
on 27-Mar-02 07:38 PM
dear student,
good luck with the remaining years at school, but just one thing :
You won't get into Harvey Mudd with 3.1-3.5 GPA range. Its one of the most selective schools in the US and is always ranked first among the engineering schools for undergraduate studies. I am telling you this because I was somewhere near Harvey Mudd and got to take a couple of classes there (non-technical ones). Another thing is you really have to know how to write and also be willing to take latin and art history at scripps, anthro at pitzer, econ at CMC and other classes such as philosophy (prof. sontag rocks) etc. at Pomona to graduate from Harvey Mudd. They hardly take transfer students unless the student has a good GPA, and has taken other classes outside his/her chosen field.
Trailokya
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| Trailokya Aryal |
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on 27-Mar-02 07:41 PM
ah! one more thing:
Harvey Mudd doesn't have graduate studies except for Chemistry. [I don't know whether they now offer graduate studies in other fileds].
And yes, if you get admitted to Mudd, then before you graduate you will have at least 7 job offers to choose from. Good Luck, and let me know if you really decidee to apply to Mudd. I can suggest you some tricks to get in.
Trailokya
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| sdf |
Posted
on 28-Mar-02 12:25 AM
University of Texas , Austin is a good choice too!!!
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