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Just keep in mind that your post-PhD academic career will be whatever you make of it regardless of where you get your PhD from. If you have it in you to do great mathematics research it doesn't matter if you do it at Toronto or MIT. The most important thing is to have an advisor who helps you be the best you can be. Regardless, you're not going to be able to transfer without an enthusiastic blessing from faculty in your current...

I think you're right on all counts.

Quote: Originally Posted by prathibhaayyappan Hi all, I have admits from University of delaware and North carolina state univ. Could you please tell me which is a better school when funding, on campus jobs, internships and placements are considered. Thanks a lot for the help. Regards, Prathibha I am sorry I sent a blank message. It depends on which program you got in. If you have engineering major then you should consider Delaware specially...

Yes, in my field, programs that require the subject test (or list it as optional) also require the general GRE. When you order the scores from ETS, it gives you an option to select to send the general, subject, or both to send to the school(s). [I think- I can't remember the exact wording.]

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I have obtained 1270 in GRE (800Q 470V). I want to pursue MS in Computer Networks. To explain my profile in brief, I have finished BE in CS from VTU with an aggregate of 76%. Did my internship in IISc, Dept. of EE. Currently working as an RA in IISc. Papers/Publication : 1. "A Multilingual Indic Keyboard Interface" - INFITT 2009, University of Cologne. I have a decent profile with good academics. Some of the important...

Thanks OldProgrammer for your very useful information. I am applying to electrical and computer engineering departments if that d make any difference to your response. Thanks again.

Quote: Originally Posted by VeganHead I am 31, and will be 32 by the time I enter PhD later this fall semester. I have been in industry for almost 7 years. As an immigrant, I graduated from my undergrad institution at 25 which I considered late compared to my contemporaries, so I settled in a professional life with steady income and all that jazz. The last 3 yeas, when I went back to school for a terminal MS degree (paid for by my company) I...

So, I've been out of the academic loop for a while now while working and getting through the economic slump, but things are looking up, and I think it may be time to think about going back to school for an MS, part time. A little about my background: The Pluses: - BSE in Electrical Engineering from an ivy league university. - Three years of work experience as a programmer at a top flight investment bank. The Minuses: - I have a B+...

Hey, I have done B.com.(Bachelor of Commerce) with 56.11% and the after PGDCA(Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application) with 82.30%. Now Iam doing GRE for getting admission in course like 'Information Technology and Management' or in 'computer Science' . So my Question is Should I am Eligible to get Admission in above fields mentioned. And should American University consider my full time Diploma Course in my...