Basic considerations for graduate school decisions

GRE Newsletter

October 13, 2016

Telecommunication Engineering :

– What is it? Telecommunication program integrates knowledge of computer science, engineering, managerial, and legal aspects of networking and telecommunications. It combines rigorous technical education with invaluable business insight and entrepreneurial skills which help students to advance in the telecommunication industry.

– Who can apply? Applicants to the program are required to have a bachelor’s degree in a technical field (engineering, computer science, maths , Physics etc.

– What are the job opportunities? It offers various career opportunities in companies such as Cisco, Juniper Networks, Verizon , Amazon, Qualcomm, Hughes Network Systems, and Intel.

– Check out some programs: University of Maryland College Park, Boston University, University of Colorado Boulder

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Tips (Critical Reasoning)

?Critical reasoning passages/arguments comprise of facts and a conclusion. The facts cannot be altered or attacked. In Assumption questions, you are required to choose an answer option that will bridge the logic gap between the given facts and the conclusion. In other words, you are required to identify the “missing link” – a new piece of information joining the facts and the conclusion. There will be one or two options that will either negate or restate the given facts. These cannot be the answer and you can eliminate them straight away.