How hard is it to get into A&M's Electrical Engineering Master's program graduating from UC Davis?

KievanRus
Mon, 25 Jul 2016 21:37:26 +0000

I have known guys who have transferred from community colleges to TAMU engineering, and they all had 4.0 GPA. They told me many of their friends who had high GPAs got rejected, so it is highly competitive for CC transfers especially. I also know you need at least a 3.5 to even be considered for transfer admission. I say if you’re already accepted to UC Davis, then save money by paying in state, then come over to TAMU, I think you’ll have a very good chance coming in as a grad with your undergraduate from UC Davis. TAMU engineering program is higher ranked than any of the UCs (with the exception of Berkeley) according to US News and World Report, so I would assume it is actually harder to get into for grad school than the other UCs (except Berkeley). However, I have talked to an ECEN departmental director, and he told me that there is a shortage of US grad students as most of their grad students are international, and some grants to students in the grad school require US citizenship. I hope this information helps. I read in your other post that you are in the Cruz crew, as am I buddy haha, make sure to come over here for grad school!