apply to Ms in engineering in top schools

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<p>Hello, i'm an international student . i have just graduated from a university in united states and my major is electrical engineering.
I wanted to apply for ms program in US for electrical engineering and the embassy of my country will only give me scholar ship if i applied to top schools.
i have graduated with 3.2 GPA
and i'm preparing now for the GRE
my question is which university will most likely accept me with my gpa
from the following :-</p>

<p>California Institute of Technology </p>

<p>Carnegie Mellon University </p>

<p>Columbia University - columbia New York </p>

<p>Cornell University </p>

<p>Georgia Institute of Technology </p>

<p>Johns Hopkins University </p>

<p>Massachusetts Institute of Technology </p>

<p>Pennsylvania State University - University Park </p>

<p>Princeton University </p>

<p>Purdue University - West Lafayette </p>

<p>Rice University </p>

<p>Stanford University </p>

<p>Texas A&M University - College Station </p>

<p>University of California - Berkeley </p>

<p>University of California - Los Angeles </p>

<p>University of California - San Diego </p>

<p>University of California - Santa Barbara </p>

<p>University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign </p>

<p>University of Maryland - College Park </p>

<p>University of Michigan - Ann Arbor </p>

<p>University of Southern California </p>

<p>University of Texas - Austin </p>

<p>University of Washington </p>

<p>University of Wisconsin - Madison </p>

<p>Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University</p>

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<p>you need to do a lot of research from your end. most top graduate school programs will only strongly consider applicants with GPA’s above 3.7 in the major field.
Some top Grad programs do not even offer Masters degrees- Caltech only considers applications for PhD degrees.</p>