Skip to main content
Academia

Return to Question

Tweeted twitter.com/StackAcademia/status/802785558514860032
removed unnecessary hr at top of q
Source Link
edit approved Nov 27, 2016 at 6:49
muru
edit approved Nov 27, 2016 at 6:49
muru
  • 159
  • 6
 

I'm planning to apply for a M.S. in some Universities at the US, and at one of those, I tried 2 times and failed (bad GRE scores). Now I reapplied, and got better results (Q:159, V:154, A:3.5), but not sure if it will put be in better shape than before. One thing I think it can be a diferencialdifferential is the fact I had an exchange program back at that university. Is it ok to send my grades to the graduate chair and ask if my application is competitive enough?

 

I'm planning to apply for a M.S. in some Universities at the US, one of those I tried 2 times and failed (bad GRE scores). Now I reapplied, and got better results (Q:159, V:154, A:3.5), but not sure if it will put be in better shape than before. One thing I think it can be a diferencial is the fact I had an exchange program back at that university. Is it ok to send my grades to the graduate chair and ask if my application is competitive enough?

I'm planning to apply for a M.S. in some Universities at the US, and at one of those, I tried 2 times and failed (bad GRE scores). Now I reapplied, and got better results (Q:159, V:154, A:3.5), but not sure if it will put be in better shape than before. One thing I think it can be a differential is the fact I had an exchange program back at that university. Is it ok to send my grades to the graduate chair and ask if my application is competitive enough?

Clearer/idiomatic phrasing
Source Link
keshlam
keshlam
  • 5.4k
  • 1
  • 18
  • 26

Is it OK to ask the graduate chair if my background is competitive to the graduate chair?

 

I'm planning to apply for a M.S. in some Universities at the US, one of those I tried 2 times and failed (bad GRE scores). Now I reapplied, and got better results (Q:159, V:154, A:3.5), but not sure if it will put be in better shape than before. One thing I think it can be a diferencial is the fact I had an exchange program back at that university. Is it ok to send my grades to the graduate chair and ask if my application is competitive enough?

Is it OK to ask if my background is competitive to the graduate chair?

I'm planning to apply for a M.S. in some Universities at the US, one of those I tried 2 times and failed (bad GRE scores). Now I reapplied, and got better results (Q:159, V:154, A:3.5), but not sure if it will put be in better shape than before. One thing I think it can be a diferencial is the fact I had an exchange program back at that university. Is it ok to send my grades to the graduate chair and ask if my application is competitive enough?

Is it OK to ask the graduate chair if my background is competitive?

 

I'm planning to apply for a M.S. in some Universities at the US, one of those I tried 2 times and failed (bad GRE scores). Now I reapplied, and got better results (Q:159, V:154, A:3.5), but not sure if it will put be in better shape than before. One thing I think it can be a diferencial is the fact I had an exchange program back at that university. Is it ok to send my grades to the graduate chair and ask if my application is competitive enough?

Source Link
Myrium
Myrium
  • 345
  • 1
  • 5

Is it OK to ask if my background is competitive to the graduate chair?

I'm planning to apply for a M.S. in some Universities at the US, one of those I tried 2 times and failed (bad GRE scores). Now I reapplied, and got better results (Q:159, V:154, A:3.5), but not sure if it will put be in better shape than before. One thing I think it can be a diferencial is the fact I had an exchange program back at that university. Is it ok to send my grades to the graduate chair and ask if my application is competitive enough?