<p>I’m a civil engineering major right now and I will graduate in the spring. My circumstances are a little unusual being that I was forced to be a biology major for two years by my parents and I did bad in it. However, after my second year I switched to civil engineering and loved it. Including my two years as a bio major, my overall GPA is 3.40. My civil engr. GPA is 3.9 My GPA for the last two years in engineering is a 3.67</p>
<p>I’ve been doing research with composite panels, structural testing, and manufacturing composites as well as other materials. I’ve been the president at my university’s Pakistani Student Association, I’m in ASCE steel bridge competition, and also in Chi Epsilon. Do I have a chance of getting into these M.S. programs, despite my first two years of awful bio grades?</p>
<p>Schools i want to get into:
-Northwestern
-U of Michigan Ann Arbor
-UIC-Chicago</p>