<p>I recently graduated from Queen's University (in Kingston, Ontario, Canada). I got accepted to the University of Toronto for a one year Masters of Engineering program (Electrical Engineering). I'm thinking of not going but instead applying to UCB and Caltech and Imperial College London next year.
Do you guys think my chances are ok? If they're not tell me straight up I won't be offended! I just don't want to waste a year applying and then not getting i.
Cumulative GPA: 4.12/4.3
Electrical Engineering courses GPA: 4.2/4.3</p>
<p>Awards and Achievements:
-CMC Electronics scholarship (4th year): Academic excellence
-D.M. Jemmett Award: Awarded to one student graduating from Electrical and computer eng dept. with highest average for elec courses of all years.
-Thomas F. LaPierre Award: For highest honours standing in Electrical and Computer Eng. program.
(I don't have the highest cumulative average, but I have the highest Electrical -Engineering related courses average).
-Dean's List (4 times, for all 4 years).
-Dean's Scholar Honors (for being on the Dean's list all 4 years).
-Student's choice award for 4th year project.</p>
<p>I haven't done the f yet, but assume that I will do really well on the math part, and just ok on the english.</p>
<p>What do you guys think?</p>
<p>Your comments are much appreciated.</p>