Chances of being admitted

WilliamScore
Wed, 14 Dec 2011 00:02:14 +0000

The C I mentioned, in post #4 was in fluids. I knew the material, but as I said (in my opinion) the professor was being unreasonable. The others were in a core history class (shouldn’t matter), Engineering Economics, (required for graduation at my undergrad program), technical writing, and Heat and Mass transfer (which won’t be in my intended concentration). However, I later took compressible fluid mechanics, which was a graduate course, and got a B+.

I’ve already graduated, so I can’t take any more classes for credits. My current exchange program, however, an exchange program for post-baccalaureate students. I am effectively taking all the courses that any other full-time first year Master’s student would take here, while participating in research. I may have some published papers by the time I leave (May of 2012). My PI has also offered to recommend me for “official” admission (which would essentially involve him making phone calls and a lot of paperwork for me), but taking classes in a foreign language (and having to do the occasional recitation lecture) is killing me.