u/Plane_Childhood_4580

Hey everyone, I'm looking for advice on what schools to apply to. I am mainly interested chip design/verification, but am open to anything. I am already admitted to my home institutions MEng program, so that is my main backup. I am interested in both MS, MEng, and PhD programs.

I'm a rising senior at a mid tier state school with a >3.9 GPA, some non-ECE but still engineering related research experience, and a co-op internship at a large aerospace company. I'm a US Citizen, no visa requirements.

My current list is as follows:

• University of Washington
• UC Berkley
• UCLA
• UCSD
• Purdue
• Georgia Tech
• UIUC
• U Michigan
• UT Austin
• USC
• CMU
• MIT
• Stanford
• Caltech
• Duke
• Cornell

I am aware most of these schools are very competitive or may not offer MS only programs, my backup is my current school which I am already admitted to, hence the list being mainly reaches. I am looking for schools I may have missed in this list, or schools not worth applying to for whatever reason. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I'm looking for advice on what schools to apply to. I am mainly interested chip design/verification, but am open to anything. I am already admitted to my home institutions MEng program, so that is my main backup. I am interested in both MS, MEng, and PhD programs.

I'm a rising senior at a mid tier state school with a >3.9 GPA, some non-ECE but still engineering related research experience, and a co-op internship at a large aerospace company. I'm a US Citizen, no visa requirements.

My current list is as follows:

• University of Washington
• UC Berkley
• UCLA
• UCSD
• Purdue
• Georgia Tech
• UIUC
• U Michigan
• UT Austin
• USC
• CMU
• MIT
• Stanford
• Caltech
• Duke
• Cornell

I am aware most of these schools are very competitive or may not offer MS only programs, my backup is my current school which I am already admitted to, hence the list being mainly reaches. I am looking for schools I may have missed in this list, or schools not worth applying to for whatever reason. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I'm looking for advice on what schools to apply to. I am mainly interested chip design/verification, but am open to anything. I am already admitted to my home institution's MEng program, so that is my main backup. I am interested in both MS, MEng, and PhD programs.

I'm a rising senior at a mid tier state school with a >3.9 GPA, some non-ECE but still engineering related research experience, and a co-op internship at a large aerospace company. I'm a US Citizen, no visa requirements.

My current list is as follows:

• University of Washington
• UC Berkley
• UCLA
• UCSD
• Purdue
• Georgia Tech
• UIUC
• U Michigan
• UT Austin
• USC
• CMU
• MIT
• Stanford
• Caltech
• Duke
• Cornell

I am aware most of these schools are very competitive or may not offer MS only programs, my backup is my current school which I am already admitted to, hence the list being mainly reaches. I am looking for schools I may have missed in this list, or schools not worth applying to for whatever reason. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I'm looking for advice on what schools to apply to. I am mainly interested chip design/verification, but am open to anything. I am already admitted to my home institutions MEng program, so that is my main backup. I am interested in both MS, MEng, and PhD programs.

I'm a rising senior at a mid tier state school with a >3.9 GPA, some non-ECE but still engineering related research experience, and a co-op internship at a large aerospace company. I'm a US Citizen, no visa requirements.

My current list is as follows:

• University of Washington
• UC Berkley
• UCLA
• UCSD
• Purdue
• Georgia Tech
• UIUC
• U Michigan
• UT Austin
• USC
• CMU
• MIT
• Stanford
• Caltech
• Duke
• Cornell

I am aware most of these schools are very competitive or may not offer MS only programs, my backup is my current school which I am already admitted to, hence the list being mainly reaches. I am looking for schools I may have missed in this list, or schools not worth applying to for whatever reason. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I'm looking for advice on what schools to apply to. I am mainly interested chip design/verification, but am open to anything. I am already admitted to my home institutions MEng program, so that is my main backup. I am interested in both MS, MEng, and PhD programs.

I'm a rising senior at a mid tier state school with a >3.9 GPA, some non-ECE but still engineering related research experience, and a co-op internship at a large aerospace company. I'm a US Citizen, no visa requirements.

My current list is as follows:

• University of Washington
• UC Berkley
• UCLA
• UCSD
• Purdue
• Georgia Tech
• UIUC
• U Michigan
• UT Austin
• USC
• CMU
• MIT
• Stanford
• Caltech
• Duke
• Cornell

I am aware most of these schools are very competitive or may not offer MS only programs, my backup is my current school which I am already admitted to, hence the list being mainly reaches. I am looking for schools I may have missed in this list, or schools not worth applying to for whatever reason. Thanks!