<p>Is it okay to state your future plans if you want to go to grad school and get a Masters in a particular type of engineering not offered at the college you apply to undergrad?</p>
<p>Do you mean state on your undergraduate college application that you plan to go to graduate school at another school? </p>
<p>I’m sure it isn’t really a problem but unless you have your career plans down to a point (thesis topic, graduate school and etc), which would be quite impressive for someone wentering UG, I think it would better to leave it vaguer. </p>
<p>If instead you mean that you are graduating and want to put future plans for graduate school @ X school, then that should be fine.</p>
<p>Well I want to pursue a masters in nuclear engineering, but most of the colleges I’m applying to undergrad don’t have a nuclear program. So I don’t know if I should mention that in the “why engineering” sections or not, that’s what i mean…</p>
<p>It’s up to you but don’t really see any admission advantages in stating you want to leave for your MS. I think your “why engineering” should focus on why X college for your UG engineering degree.</p>
<p>sounds good. thanks!</p>