can u people help me out in telling the requirements for getting into  masters in UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,?
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These web pages should be of help:\n\nhttp://www.cs.umd.edu/Grad/catalog.shtml\n\nhttp://www.cs.umd.edu/Grad/csd-deadline.shtml\n\nhttp://www.cs.umd.edu/Grad/policy-manual.shtml\n\nAlso you can contact the Department:\n\nComputer Science Department \n    Graduate Office, Univ. of Maryland\n    1151 A.V. Williams Building \n    College Park, MD 20742 \n    Tel: (301) 405-2664 \n    Email: csgradof@cs.umd.edu
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ask university department
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You can get your Masters Degree.
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Well first you would need to get a college catalog and look up the requirements... or you can go to the department and seed if they have a breakdown of what is required. Sometimes advisors are not much help because they don’t really read the catalogs themselves... I would try to buy a catalog ( oh make sure its from the year you declared your major because some changes that happen may not be required for you) and then contact the dept  directly and see if they have an advisor there... have them help. What school do you go to... I am a college grad... my major was education. If you have any more questions... you can email me at ksk108@yahoo.com and just put something in the subject line so I will know its you!!\nGood luck... Also, if you give me the name of your school I may be able to find the catalog online.
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It depends on what university you want to enroll. The requirements vary, it is a good idea to check the websites of the universities you are considering. Goodluck :)
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Contact your graduate school, or UMI (University Microfilms). UMI linked below.
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Here is my suggestion to you.  I would go to your university library and look up Management Engineering. You will find a sample thesis in your library because a masters student has his or her thesis in the library where he or she attended and submitted his or her thesis.
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For starters contact vancouveruniversity.ca ... explain to them your situation and see what advice and/or options they offer.  There may be a minimum GPA requirement for their MS in Engineering (assuming they offer it). If they don't offer that program ask who does. I've checked their web site and they didn't have a link to graduate programs ... perhaps it's under a different link.\nI hope this info helps ...
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It depends on the university! Each university has its own entry requirements.
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Here's the bottom line.\n\nYour undergraduate GPA will indeed hurt your chances for admission, and your APU Master's degree will not be taken as seriously as a "brick-and-mortar" M.A.\n\nBut here's what you should do in order to present yourself in the best possible light, and give yourself the best chances of admission into a well-regarded program:\n\nIn your statements of purpose (part of any graduate application), indicate the reasons why your undergrad GPA is low, and why you took your MA from APU.  Definitely mention that you worked full-time while an undergrad.  Were you overseas for the entire duration of your online study?  Did the nature of your work prevent you from having access to an overseas "brick-and-mortar" university?  In other words, was the online master's degree your only option for study, given your work situation?\nIf so, explain this!\n\nAlso, you may not like this, but in your statements of purpose, make clear your willingness to start at the MA level.  Most programs you'll be looking at will be combination MA/PhD programs anyway, so be sure to give the admissions committee the option to admit you at the MA level.  \n\nIn addition, be sure to submit a sample of your work (a chapter from your thesis, for example).  That way, any skeptics on the admissions committees will be able to judge the value of your MA from the quality of your work, not just the (frankly, poor) reputation of your MA program.\n\nFinally, in your statement of application, demonstrate your familiarity with current scholarship and theory as you delineate your research skills and interests.  Also, if you already have the requisite languages (I would imagine you already have Greek and Latin, since you did complete your MA), HIGHLIGHT this fact. \n\nOh, one further note:  what about your letters of recommendation?  OUTSTANDING letters of rec will be necessary in your case.  These MUST be from respected (at least reputable and published) scholars in your field.   If you can't muster three of these, you might be in trouble, so don't be afraid to ask the professors with whom you studied Greek and Latin, or with whom you did your undergraduate work.  You can email them, apprising them of what you've done since you graduated, and offer to send them copies of your recent work (like your thesis).\n\nI really hope this helps!  Best wishes to you.
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it depends hat university u want to enter...unless if u r talking about the final school examiantions..and in taht case u have to study all teh subjects u did this year...y dont u go to the ministry of education ofur country and ask them to tell u were to find information about university entrabce examinations
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i can't help you on how do u get into oceanography program in your country. but i'm currently studying something connecting to oceanography in my country and i just wanna wish you all the best in getting into this program!! ^^\n\nps:  and yes its interesting and not to mention lots of fun too.
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you need a 2:1 for entry to most postgraduate courses, but just phone the admissions office at Moray House and ask them!
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Here's the link to the Maryland Board of Examiners of Psychologists.  They set the requirements for practicing Psychology in Maryland.  There's an email address you can write to ask.\n\nhttp://www.dhmh.state.md.us/psych/index.html\n\nInfo on getting a license to practice:\nhttp://www.dhmh.state.md.us/psych/licenseeinfo.html
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Apply to a University in the U.S. for graduate studies in whatever it is you're interested in.  The better the school, the more resources they're likely to have in terms of resources for international students.  Check out the grad school rankings in US News & World Report - not completely accurate, but the best thing out there & a good place to start. (Link below)\n\nOh yes - there's usually an entrance exam of some type you will need to take according to your area of study.  Grad school in general - GRE, business school - GMAT, etc.  Check out the websites of universities you're interested in - they'll detail what you need to do to apply.
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u havent given enough information to actually answer the question. if you're looking to do your first degree in the UK, you need to shortlist 6 universities and apply via UCAS (this is the only method of application to the UK). This site has all the info you need, institutions, entry requirements, costs, etc etc:\n\nhttp://www.ucas.com\n\nIf you're going for your masters, you can find the institutions via:\n\nhttp://www.prospects.ac.uk\n\nFor masters, you will need to apply to the individual uni's through their websites. To find out how good each uni is, you can follow the national ratings link at:\n\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html
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Here is one excellent school in the US.  After you read this page about admission requirements, you can click on "home" and find out more about the school in general.\n\nhttp://www.dental.upenn.edu/academic/DMDprogram/dmd-admit-general.html