Typically what gpa would be necessary for a top aerospace engineering grad program

pyroknife
Thu, 13 Oct 2011 23:12:11 +0000

I’m not sure what’s considered higher level math classes, but the highest math class I have to take is ordinary differential equations (which I got a B in my freshman year b/c I overslept for a test) and statistics (but that’s a whole different style of math)

Also do you guys think research experience in the area you want to research in grad school is a must? Right now, my major is Mechanical engineering, but they’re very closely related. My university does not offer AE, but I just started working at a lab that revolves around propulsion. Would it be a significant downside that if let’s say I want to switch research areas when I apply for grad school even though my only undergrad research was in a different area?