Chances of getting into brick and mortar/online school for MS in Comp Sci

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Non-CS major applying to Comp Sci Masters program

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I was hoping I could get some feedback on my chances of getting into an online MS program in either Computer Science or Software Engineering.

My background:

Currently taking CS pre-reqs at community college
Currently working as an office manager
Bachelor’s in English
GPA 3.2
GRE Score: 700 Verbal 660 Math 5.0 Writing score

The schools I am applying to for an <em>online</em> Master’s are:

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<li>Drexel Online</li>
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Software Engineering - IST track

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<li>Penn State World Campus</li>
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Software Engineering

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<li>Hofstra University</li>
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Computer Science

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<li>Colorado State University</li>
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Computer Science

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<li>University of Illinois</li>
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Computer Science

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<li>NC State</li>
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Computer Science

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<li>Georgia Southern University</li>
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Computer Science

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<li>NJIT</li>
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Computer Science

There are other schools I will be applying to, but you get the idea!

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I am currently an M.S. student at the Syracuse University iSchool. They offer online and brick and mortar classes. You can do either or both. You should check it out. They are a top-ranked iSchool (were #1 two years ago I think).

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btw let me know if you would like me to introduce you to someone that works at the school to talk to you about it more. i know a few of the people in the admissions department who could be helpful for you.