Getting into a Master of Science Program

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The discussion focuses on the admission process for Master's programs in Electrical Engineering (EE) compared to PhD programs. It highlights that the admission criteria for Master's programs are similar to those for PhD programs, with key factors including grades, GRE scores, letters of recommendation, and research experience influencing the decision made by the EE department. Additionally, taking and excelling in a graduate-level course can enhance the chances of acceptance into a Master's program, as it demonstrates capability and preparedness for advanced study. Overall, the conversation seeks clarity on the specific elements that impact Master's program applications in EE.
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I am a third year EE undergraduate and I am thinking of getting a Master of Science degree in EE after my undergraduate studies.

There are a lot of information here regarding PhD admissions, but I couldn't find any that specifically states the factors that can affect a Master's program application. Therefore I would gladly appreciate any answers to my questions below:

1) Am I right to say that a Master's program admission process is exactly the same as that of a PhD program? (i.e. the decision is made by the EE department, grades/GREs/letters of recommendation/experience with research are the deciding factors)

2) Does taking a graduate course and doing well in it increase my chances of getting accepted into a Master's program?

Thanks.
 
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