it's offical my egineering degree has been awarded!

[peejman]

Best of luck with that, 16 months is really quick. I went straight through and got my MS, I wish I'd also got the MBA. I suspect you'll find that grad school is much easier than undergrad. Everyone is far more relaxed.

[Guest buttonhook]

according to the information I will have to go like every sat for 16 months....and in the middle do a 3 month internship. They also said I will have to take the GMAT and the GRE do you know anything about those tests?

[peejman]

according to the information I will have to go like every sat for 16 months....and in the middle do a 3 month internship. They also said I will have to take the GMAT and the GRE do you know anything about those tests?

I took the GRE but not the GMAT, not sure why you'd have to do both. The engineering specific portion of the GRE sucked beyond all imagination. I've never felt so stupid. The FE exam was a cake walk in comparison. IIFC, the GRE is split into halves. The morning half is a general test. The afternoon half you have the option to take another general test or one of several discipline specific tests. I chose the ME version... and I chose poorly. I don't remember my score, but apparently I did well enough because they let me in.

[Guest buttonhook]

I took a practice gmat test and scored a 742.....what is good/bad?

Edited January 21, 2011 by buttonhook