Broward College

Goettingen: Waitlisted after interview, Newcastle university: Accepted, LMU: rejected, Bonn: Rejected, TUM: Accepted, Wuerzberg: Rejected LMU and Bonn had cell biology programs; Indian Btech degrees do not provide that basic knowledge and the course structure does not match. Wuerzberg again had a very specific degree program of infection biology and again the course structure and experience of Btech degrees do not match. BSc degrees and experience can be favoured as compared to college rankings in Germany (this is opposite to UK universities, where they already have defined Tier 1, 2 and 3 colleges). General program and English language and, of course, the ranking of the university. I had to send the application via post (I used DHL) to the university with a CV, cover letter, degree, transcript, TOEFL result, and 10th and 12th report cards (before 30th March 2022). I also had to upload some things on the application portal of TUM and then I directly got an acceptance mail (on July 4th 2022) and on the portal I could see that my application scored 75 marks out of 100 and they directly accept you if you get 75 or above and invite you to an interview if you get 65-75 and directly reject you if you get less than 65. These numbers could have been changed now. They just need English proficiency of B1 level from standard exams like TOEFL, IELTS, etc. 2022, mid-March to early July. The factors that influenced my decision were the ranking of the university, the general degree program, the English program, and the location, and there was no cap on the GPA requirements since I had a low GPA from my bachelor's. After applying in March, I only got a confirmation mail and I could see the status of my application in the TUM application portal, which was "in progress," and then I finally received the acceptance mail directly in July. There were no other updates on the application status in between this time period....Read More

RIT (USA) - Accepted UPitt (USA) - Accepted NJIT (USA) - Rejected Dal (CAN) - Rejected Acadia (CAN) - Accepted Laurentian University (CAN) - Accepted Out of 5,  RIT (USA), UPitt (USA), Laurentian University (CAN) and Acadia (CAN) accepted NJIT (USA) and Dal (Can) - Rejected  I applied late to Dal. The reason for NJIT (USA) was because of low GRE scores.  1. The tuition was relatively cheaper and I had opportunities for TAship/proctorship to fund my education and living expenses. The course work was better and not the same as the one I did in my undergrad. 2. Since my degree was thesis based, I had to reach out to a supervisor and once my supervisor accepted my application, I had to fill out a university application and send my physical transcript. 3. IELTS above 6.5, but the main component is having a supervisor accepting you as a student. 4. I think the decision took a bit longer than expected. Other than that it was alright.  I applied for the winter intake. It took around 4 months in my case. I first sent an email to a faculty member around August 2023 asking if I could apply for the graduate program. The professor asked me to fill out a few forms and send my transcripts so that my readiness could be accessed and after a few days, I was sent the confirmation code and can go ahead with the application. I finished the application and uploaded my test scores and around October 2024 I received the confirmation of acceptance....Read More

The campus and class sizes were very small which I liked because I came from a small town originally. The nutrition program was also very good because the teacher and community were very involved in it....Read More

Because I like it and friends recommend me are good. The campus is also good....Read More

It was a program which provide to inculcate soft skills like leadership, problem-solving, design thinking , crativity and innovation in the team. The technical skills like analytical skills, research skills, presenting and reporting skills, etc....Read More