How To Get Into Engineering Grad School

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If you are, you probably already know that applying to engineering graduate schools means reaching out to advisors, gathering required materials, meeting deadlines, and more. That's a lot to keep track of. Because Michigan Engineering offers so many programs, it may be difficult to even decide which one(s) to apply for. And once you decide, it can be hard to ensure that your best application finds its way to our admission officer's desk.

From knowing how to best select an engineering program, to submitting your best possible application, to inquiring further about our admissions process, this video has the answers. A Michigan Engineering graduate recruitment coordinator discusses how admissions for graduate engineering programs work, how to put together application materials, how to finally submit your application, and briefly covers what life is like at Michigan Engineering and in Ann Arbor. Good luck with your application, and Go Blue!

Contents:
0:00 - Deciding on a Program
0:23 - Visit Departmental Websites
0:46 - Identify Concentrations of Interest
1:02 - Application Materials
1:11 - The Academic Statement of Purpose & Personal Statement
1:48 - Letters of Recommendation
2:18 - Submitting Your Application
2:31 - Ensure All Documents Are Received
2:49 - Review Your Materials
3:04 - Grad Life at Michigan Engineering
3:16 - Ways to Get Involved
3:42 - Student Support
4:04 - Ann Arbor
4:18 - Getting in Touch

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