2008 January 24th, 02:49 PM
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I JUST got here.
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Georgia Tech Application
Hi all,
I'm applying for graduate studies at Georgia Tech .... I'm a b.sc. electrical engineering. at the moment..... in the application form they have asked ------------------------------------------ Degree Objective: Masters (other option is phd) Graduate Major: Electrical & Computer Engineering If your Degree Objective is Masters, do you plan to pursue a Ph.D. in the future? Yes , No If yes, when? Immediately, other ---------------------------------- SO WHAT should i select as i've heard that masters has low chances of financial aid. Further, how much amount should i fill in the following If you are not offered an assistantship, what assured support do you have for your graduate study? (Give amounts in U.S. dollars.) year1, year2 , year 3, year 4 i've 20,000 $ for first two years is that sufficient ? dont mind my being so concise ... best regards, |
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2008 January 27th, 09:06 PM
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Eager!
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If you want to eventually get a PhD, apply to the PhD program. Most similar programs devote all or most of their immediate funding to PhD students and if you decide that you don't want a PhD you are allowed to opt out after you have secured your masters.
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2008 August 22nd, 03:47 PM
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I JUST got here.
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If you can qualify for in-state tuition, the actual price for tuition is very fair for such a top notch school, here is the pricing so you can see how much it really costs..
http://www.bursar.gatech.edu/student...09-AllFees.pdf ( i work at the research institute at GT) and also plan on going there for grad school... i am actually sitting at work this very second.. ahah |
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