Which types of grad schools with GPA 3.0?

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<p>Hello</p>

<p>I'm going to be graduating from Worcester Polytechnic Institutate with a bachelors in Electrical Computer Engineering this year with a GPA of 3.08. But for simplicity I rounded to 3.0.</p>

<p>I was wondering, with a GPA from a school like this, whreat kind of grad school do you think I'd be able to get into. I would probably be going for either a M.S. or M.Eng degree in Electrical and/or Computer enigneering.</p>

<p>Additional work include:
-3 projects (one involves designing a product, other includes WPI's Interdisciplinary Qualifying Project and Major Qualifying Project). My major qualifying project was with a company that is well known for its processors and graphics chips. So it sort of is like an intership and 2 projects.
-I have one internship with National Grid, the utility company around Massachusetts.</p>

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<p>Are you sure that you want to go to graduate school right away? It might be better to work far a couple of years and then go for the M.Eng. The work experience is a desirable thing for graduate school in engineering and it makes the GPA a less important factor.</p>

<p>It is really hard to give you a specific answer about which graduate programs you have a good chance to get into, however, an M.Eng. or professional M.S. will be your best bet as the entrance requirements are generally lower than with a research-oriented degree.</p>

<p>Good Luck!</p>