Admissions Can I get into U of Minnesota's ME grad program with my credentials?

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The discussion focuses on the application process for the University of Minnesota's Mechanical Engineering graduate program. The individual has a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, a GPA of 3.11, and a GRE score of 1230, with a strong quantitative score. They also have a year of paid research experience, including work on an NSF-funded project, and recognition in a state report for their contributions. The applicant seeks insights from others with similar credentials regarding their chances of admission, emphasizing the importance of meeting requirements and the potential impact of leadership experience on their application. Overall, the conversation highlights the competitive nature of graduate admissions and the value of research and leadership in strengthening an application.
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MS Engineering. Odds?

I am currently in the process of applying for the U of Mn ME grad program. I am wondering if anyone has experience applying to this school or a similar school and what there experience was. I have looked online at there requirements and meet them all but I know that this in not enough. I am in the process of finishing my B.S.M.E and have a 3.11 GPA and a 1230 on the GRE (740 Q 490 V). I also have about a year worth of paid research experience and worked last summer on an NSF funded research project. As a result of the research that I have done I am acknowledged on a state report for some of my work. Do my credentials give me a good chance of getting into a school such as this?
 
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Here are their admission stats: http://www.grad.umn.edu/data/stats/ad/1052800.html
 
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I have seen this. I guess I am more looking for someone who has applied with similar credentials. I also have a lot of leadership experience which may help as well
 

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