Timotte:


Apply with the 304 score. Your GRE isn't the only thing that is assessed on your application. You have a good GPA. What you need is to get very strong recommendation letters (not the typical ones written by most lecturers). The recommendation letters should be personal and give examples of attributes that are stated in the letter. I can send you a sample of a strong engineering recommendation letter if you need one. Additional, have a well written personal statement that clearly outlines your research interest(s). If you have any publication, it can further strengthen your application. But if you don't have any, it wouldn't harm you either. I have a friend who had a WES evaluated GPA of 3.11 and a GRE score of 294 who got admitted to the chemical engineering masters program at the University of North Dakota with full tuition waiver and a graduate research assistantship for Spring 2022 (he got his visa yesterday). He had very strong recommendation letters and a well written personal statement that strengthened his application.

please can you send me a sample of this strong recommendation letter. I just sent you an email

Muleriders:


If you have a student copy of your transcript.
Go to WES website, use the free calculator to evaluate it to 4.0. Quote me on the outcome.

You have a good GRE score. So we should target schools that use "GPA + GRE score" to decide admission. You should get a conditional admission with this combo.

Looking forward to your replies

finding it difficult to get the evaluation done, I sent you an email asking if you can help with schools that use GPA+GRE, that I can apply to and see what the outcome will be.

Thanks

emmanuelle27:
GPA too low, GRE too high, the least I have seen US Universities accepting is 2.5/4, do you have plenty work experience? Or maybe you can improve your chances by doing PGD related to what you wantu do and smashing it, adding it to your high GRE will give you a big chance, Also write TOEFL to increase your options

and I need to ask, do they recognize Nigeria PGD certificate for MSc program in US

Thiwhy:


Wow ur Gre score is very high. Is your course under stem?

YES

emmanuelle27:
GPA too low, GRE too high, the least I have seen US Universities accepting is 2.5/4, do you have plenty work experience? Or maybe you can improve your chances by doing PGD related to what you wantu do and smashing it, adding it to your high GRE will give you a big chance, Also write TOEFL to increase your options

yes I have working experiences, and will also consider the PGD, thanks

I had 1.82cgpa on scale of 5.0, with 325 GRE score, are there schools that consider such cgpa grade in respect to the gre score that I can apply to?

Please any idea of schools in USA that accept 3rd class for masters student, had 3rd class in biochemistry with 325 gre score. Please I will appreciate advices and directives