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Silvabae:
Congrats first
Gurus pls help o, I'm still waiting o since Feb 3rd.

Scholastica16:
There is supposed to be a "send score" or an "order score" button on your TOEFL account home page. Just click on it and follow the prompt. Try to use an Access bank account as they provide auspicious rates for the endeavour.

femi321:
What course are you going for at UNCC? If its engineering like Civil, Electrical and computer or Mechanical etc, Faculties don't award RAs to incoming masters student because they don't really know their attitude to work, character etc , some RAs only pay instate part of your tuition in UNCC. An RA is very hard to come by in your first semester and if you get a TA, TA doesn't waive any part of your Tuition, all you get from TA is stipend. So you might want to look else where. And no matter the school you decide to apply to, specifically ask the grad cord there policy for awarding TA/RA , some schools dont award TA to incoming students until you have taken their own English proficiency exam and be sure to ask if TA/RA waives any part of the tuition. Different schools and different states have different policies

OluDare01:
University of Memphis,UT Dallas and UAB should fund you if you're going for a PhD and I believe you would get in with a decent profile.

Walewummi:
Anybody having Gre materials should please forward to me walexy01@gmail.com

How long would it take to study for the GRE?

fredoricko:
You're welcome.

You can get an estimate of what your GPA would be on a 4 point scale if you employ the services of WES. Below is the link www.wes.org/students/igpacalc.asp

All you have to do is enter the grade and credit load of every course taken in school as it appears on your transcript- assuming you've got one handy.
I hope this helps?

fredoricko:
3.55/5 is above the required GPA for a good number of schools. So now you'll need to make a list of schools that offer your desired program and then continue to reduce the list by such factors as

1-Funding opportunity
2-Ranking of program
3-Job prospects after graduation
4-Environmental factors
5-Tuition and Living expenses

This list is actually endless but I'm sure you get the idea. Good luck!

fredoricko:
3.55/5 is above the required GPA for a good number of schools. So now you'll need to make a list of schools that offer your desired program and then continue to reduce the list by such factors as

1-Funding opportunity
2-Ranking of program
3-Job prospects after graduation
4-Environmental factors
5-Tuition and Living expenses

This list is actually endless but I'm sure you get the idea. Good luck!