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EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
No reasonable school would admit you for a masters CS program. you are lacking a lot, i mean a whole lot of prerequisites that even a an undergrad CS freshman is expected to have. If you're looking to make an IT switch, you can try Tech related options in your field of geology, probably something to do with simulation, signal processing, image sensing, Transducers/sensors et al. While you're waiting for the admission process, you can start getting your hands dirty with relevant programming languages (NumPy, MATLAB, C++ etc). It'll probably boost your chances for getting funded, by joining an active research Lab.

Is it advisable for someone to chase a masters in Computer Science with a bechelors in an entirely different field lie GEology. I need your advise on this one . Thanks.

my bad! i didnt know that before o

TWoods:
At the end of the day, you’re the one seeking a visa, not me.

lol, my guy some people for here dey taya me

gokuu:
Mr. “thanks” & “thank you.”

okay. you dont even understand what i am talking about
Thanks for your helpless opinion

TWoods:
You didn’t meet the requirements of the program you applied to. Hence you were rejected. If you’re not qualified, no amount of “helping” will change that. QED.

okay, thanks for your opinion.

femi312:
lmao..You should be grateful that she is even taking her time to answer you, nobody got time to do what you are supposed to do by yourself for you.

okay, thanks for your opinion.

femi312:
another one..Your own attitude is on another level

I know right. Please stop feeding me with infos I know already. If you can help me with universities that fit my criteria, I will greatly appreciate.

Thanks for your opinion.

LagosismyHome:
College Park is a good competitive school , there would be loads of people with 100% that will be rejected from UMD .......Also due to free application fee going on , there would be more applicants

So if that was your only application then that wasn't a wise choice . Also finding admission with GRE , not a wise choice too as that limits the no of schools you can apply to

TWoods:
Fulfilling 90% of requirements mean nothing. Considering many other students likely applied who met 100% of requirements, why do you expect to be admitted? This is why I harp on engaging your prospective departments prior and during the admissions process. It guards against surprises like this.

Thank you. But this wasn't helpful in any way. Thanks for your opinion anyways

Project MAnagement, Engineering Faculty

chingynas:
What department is that ?

Sanctus1:
you can try mine ,I don't know if the offer the course of your choice though...but you will still need to take the GRE before you start your second semester.

Thanks, thats fine , whats youruniversity . Thanks

The University of Maryland just broke my heart, after fulfiling 90% of the requirement, the administrator said i didnt do Calculus II and Calculus III in my Undergraduate level, and in so doing my application would be rejected. Guys i'm done for right?

If i'm done for, please suggest schools that are still open for Admission into Masters, without GRE. I will appreciate big time
Thanks!!!

This is so true guys!

align360:
For the benefit of those that missed out... you can check this out before it expires.

Credit : sharles.


Go ahead submit an application, there’s no cost to you!

The Professional Master of Engineering program (10 courses) and the Graduate Certificate in Engineering program (4 courses) will offer an application fee wavier for the following terms: Winter ‘17, Spring ’18, Summer ‘18, and Fall ‘18.

Eligibility:
The application fee waiver is available to any prospective student applying to Professional Master or Graduate Certificate in Engineering programs. You can view the full listing of admission requirements and programs available for the waiver here.
https://advancedengineering.umd.edu/programs

How it works:
Start your online application here. In the Educational Intent section, select A. James Clark School of Engineering – Advanced Engineering Programs under College/School.

Complete all other required sections according to the instructions here and submit the application. The waiver will be y applied automatically.

Note:
The waiver only applies only to program listed under A. James Clark School of Engineering – Advanced Engineering Programs.
The fee waiver only applies to the submission of one application. If you apply to more than one program you will be charged for the second program.
Further application instructions can be found here.
https://advancedengineering.umd.edu/application-process

Please don’t hesitate to reach out to Anna Damm, Coordinator for Admission and Recruitment, with any questions. She can be reached at adamm1@umd.edu.

We look forward to reviewing your application!

Kindest regards,

Office of Advanced Engineering Education
A. James Clark School of Engineering
University of Maryland
2105 J.M. Patterson Building
College Park, MD 20742
O: 301-405-0362 | F: 301-405-3305
oaee@umd.edu | Apply Now

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Sorry guys I should have posted this earlier. If you are looking to chase engineering in masters in the US, university of Maryland is open till 29th of sept and to top it all they are waiving application fee for all engineering applicants.

femi312:
send me a pm, I will send a good one you can use as guide

PM Sent bro

femi312:
send me a pm, I will send a good one you can use as guide

okay bro. Thanks

Hello , Please can anyone here share with me his/her personal statement for a Masters Program. I need it to build mine in a way. Thanks in advanvce.

enigbon:
smile, thanks bro

Enigbon, I sent you a mail too

enigbon:
hello (bro) Ubah1 i sent u an email pls can we discuss abt uni of maryland

Ubah , bro thanks for the info, I sent you a mail earlier today, if you don't mind we can talk on from there. Thanks once again sir

Ubah1:
University of Maryland
https://advancedengineering.umd.edu/

Thanks

Hello guys, please does anyone know a good school in the US, thats offers a 12- 16 months Masters Program in Engineering, and possibly might not need GRE?
I'm looking forward to getting an admission before the end of this year. Please help me.