M.Eng: Cornell or Princeton

<p>I'm a cornell undergrad who majored in Mechanical engineering.</p>

<p>What are my chances of being accepted into either M.eng program?</p>

<p>M&AE
GPA:3.07
(haven't taken GRE yet)</p>

<p>... I heard getting into Cornell M.Eng is not so hard from my peers who got accepted.... (no GRE required since im from cornell)</p>

<p>but i also wish to try out Princeton's M.Eng program for various reasons.... is it going to be much harder?</p>

<p>Since you're already at Cornell, you can probably get a better answer from your advisor, if s/he is in the Mech Eng department. Admissions is done by each department rather than by a university adcom like in undergrad admissions. </p>

<p>The GRE probably won't affect your chances of admission by much. As an engineering major, you'll probably score at least a 750 on the quant section. As for the writing and verbal sections, you'll do good enough because I can already see that you can read and write. Engineering grad schools don't really care much for these sections unless you have an extremely poor score.</p>