Top universities for MS in electrical engineering in USA

[krishnaCon]

Hello friends ,
I pass out in year 2013 as an Electrical Engineer. Now I want to continue my ms from USA. Please suggest me best Universities for MS Programs in USA so that I can apply for it.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

MIT, Stanford, Berkeley
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankings...ering-schools/electrical-engineering-rankings

 

[vipul1]

Here are the list of top Universities in USA:

1.Princeton University

2.Harvard University

3.Yale University

4.Columbia University

5.Stanford University

6.University of Chicago

7.Massachusetts Institute of Technology

8.Duke University

9.University of Pennsylvania

10.California Institute of Technology

 

[Almeisan]

I looked myself at the opportunities to do an MSc in a UK/Canada/US top 20 school. Problem is, for most an MSc is what you get when you leave the PhD track prematurely.
I myself am in an 3 yr BSc 2 yr MSc place and I was looking at doing my MSc in a top school and then return for the PhD to my home country. Well, problem is that it doesn't usually work out as for pure science at top schools BSc -> PhD. and doing a normal PhD after a top school MSc is also said to be a waste.

 

[axmls]

I will add that MIT does not have a masters program in EE--only Ph.D.

 

[TheKracken]

A place with a good masters program that is a bit more realistic to a above average student from out of country would be Cal Poly SLO's masters program for electrical engineering. I know the head of the department, it is a good program and it focuses a bit of fiber optics.

 

[Vanadium 50]

Here are the list of top Universities in USA:

Not all of which even offer a EE degree at all, and not all of which offer a terminal MSEE. Which is why the obsession with rankings that one sees from certain parts of the world is just silly.