Masters ic civil engineering?
August 27th, 2010 | 
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my husband is VT graduate GPA 2.75. we relocated to
newyork (NYC or long island)and he wants to pursue a masters now.what is the procedure.does anyone know a good college that offer masters in civil engineering and accept this GPA? Is Gre required?please advice and guide.
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Your husband will need to contact a university to find out what its admission requirements are for graduate studies in civil engineering. Some schools in New York State are Cornell University and the University of Buffalo. In NYC, you might try Brooklyn Tech, but I don’t know if it has a graduate engineering program. I don’t think SUNY Stonybrook has engineering but it wouldn’t hurt to check.
In any event, only the admissions people at these schools can advise your husband on the admission requirements. A good score on the GRE couldn’t hurt but it may not be all that important, depending on the school.