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shayhune:
The College of Business at BGSU (Masters in Business Analytics inclusive) is generally stingy with funding. They mostly give partial scholarships and GAs to international students (I'll call it crumbs because it's really small and can't offset your huge bills)

Please what about faculty of Engineering Technology?

Please is there anyone here who is presently studying at Bowling Green State University or knows someone i can contact there who is a student. Your response is Will be highly appreciated. Thanks

Hello guys, i am new here though i read few pages back before asking these questions. I graduated 2014 with a cgpa 3.85 in Mechanical engineering in one of the Nigeria universities and i got a job almost immediately in my field ( though low pay). I want to pursue M. sc Mechanical engineering in any of USA universities that will offer me full funding. I will write gre and toefl soon but i want to know few schools where i can have high chance of full funding based on someone experience as i woudnt like to totally depend on USA engineering program ranking alone. Thanks to whoever finds little time to give me a direction and God bless the you.

Try university of Regina

Ronke1114:
Hello guys! Been following this thread as a guest. I have a few questions pls.

I have a CGPA of 3.80 in my final two years of study and a FCGPA of 3.53 in civil Engineering. I applied to 3 different schools for my MENG, Windsor, Mun and Waterloo but it was not successful. Windsor said low academic average, Waterloo said they received a lot of applications, while Mun said no available supervisor. I was told by MUN my application will be reconsidered for fall 2018. Tried contacting supervisors but haven't heard from any. I am worried I won't get any positive response from Mun. I would like to apply to Ottawa, but before I do, pls can someone advice if my CGPA is good for Ottawa. Thanks

Please I av KPMG test on 15th also. Plss help with materials smltemitope@yahoo.com