Yes, you can apply for the post provided, if the Foreign University from where you have obtained Engineering Degree, is recognized by Association of Indian Universities (AIU). You would be required to produce Equivalence Certificate from Association of Indian Universities (AIU) at the time of interview. Yes, you can apply for the post provided that your CGPA/DGPA in B.E./B. Tech./ B.Sc. (Engineering-4 years) is equivalent to 60% or above.

Answer: All foreign transcripts must be evaluated to make sure they are equivalent to an American degree. Students should contact Word Education Services (http://www.wes.org) to request a transcript evaluation. The evaluation must be a course-by-course evaluation AND it must show a GPA (grade point average). Original transcripts from foreign universities must be submitted to World Education Services AND to Stony Brook.

Answer: It can be accepted if it is equivalent to a baccalaureate degree from a United States university. Students should contact FCCPT or World Education Services (WES) at www.wes.org to obtain a course by course evaluation of their foreign transcripts. Original transcripts must be received by WES and Stony Brook University.

Degrees from foreign universities are accepted in some states. However, no foreign university is ABET-accredited. In most instances, it is difficult to convince your state board that your foreign degree is equivalent to a ABET-accredited degree. Some states are more liberal than others, permitting an outside organization to validate the foreign degree.

Yes, on the condition that this degree is deemed equivalent to one of the requisite degrees by the INRIA Evaluation Committee.

A student who has met the above requirements and has a quantitative aptitude is welcome to apply to the program. A science student may find it necessary to take some undergraduate courses to satisfy prerequisites for particular graduate courses, but this is dependent on both the student's background and the nature of the course. For students with a BS in science, an MS in Bioengineering is required before a Ph.D. in Bioengineering.

During the first semester of the senior year, graduating seniors will need to request a degree audit. Once students know that they will graduate the following semester, they will submit an online diploma application through Online Services and will need to do so before the deadline determined by the Office of the Registrar. If a student is not authorized to complete the application, he or she will need to contact the adviser in the dean's office.

Going directly from high school to a university does require foreign language for most university admissions. However, if you are a "transfer student" with 30 or more college credits, you are no longer required to have a foreign language and your admissions is based on your college cumulative GPA and if required an essay, letters of recommendation and interview. Four year institutions would like you 'decided' when you arrive.

Yes, you may apply to multiple programs at the University of Illinois. You must provide separate applications and supporting documents to each program. However, you may only be formally admitted to one University of Illinois program at a time. Therefore, if you currently hold an admission from one program on campus, you must decline that offer before you may receive admission from another.

Every PTC course can optionally be taken for 3 graduate credits (as they are known in the US). Courses taken for credit may stand alone or be applied towards a master degree. Currently, two universities in the U.S. and one in the U.K. accept PTC courses towards credit with their own Masters programs. Details about each university and their requirements can be found at http://www.theptc.org/institutes/ptcgradcredit.

Yes, that may be possible if your undergraduate degree is closely related to ECE (e.g., Physics). However, you should contact the dept. via email prior to submitting an application. Also, leveling courses may be assigned. The dept. will not conduct a pre-evaluation of credentials (other than suggested in question #19). However, you may wish to make contact with a potential advisor prior to formally applying.

No, only relevant experience, after obtaining the requisite qualification, will be counted for the purpose of reckoning eligibility for that particular post.

The 4 year IBE degree is not an engineering degree, but rather is an accredited business degree. Assuming an IBE student majors in an engineering discipline, he or she is roughly 15 to 20 credits short (depending on major) of satisfying the requirements for an engineering degree. Thus a 4 year IBE student will finish a complete business degree and most of an engineering degree. The 5 year dual degree program is designed for students seeking both an IBE degree and an Engineering degree.

This depends on the degree. If you have a bachelor of science degree that required chemistry, calculus, and calculus-based physics, then you may have as much as one-and-one half years of requirements completed if you also have the appropriate humanities and social science courses. In reality, it will likely take three years to complete an engineering degree because of the highly prerequisite-dependent nature of the engineering curriculum.

In order to be eligible to apply for the IDS program, one must have earned a dental degree (BDS, DMD, DDS, or equivalent). A medical degree does not qualify one to apply for the IDS program.

Answer: It can be accepted if it is equivalent to a baccalaureate degree from a United States university. Students should contact World Education Services (WES) at www.wes.org to obtain a course by course evaluation of their foreign transcripts as well as their cumulative grade point average (both undergraduate and graduate coursework is taken into consideration in calculating a applicant’s GPA). Original transcripts must be received by WES and Stony Brook University.

No. However, the point rating system used to select candidates for admission favors applicants with a baccalaureate degree.

Students should begin the process 12 to 24 months prior to beginning classes. The academic year usually begins in August/September, with many schools, however, offering beginning sessions in January. Students must first make a selection of schools to which they wish to apply. AUAP will provide a list of the five schools best suited to a particular student. Students must also take the various tests required for admission into the schools prior to submitting applications.

You can contact individual campuses for admissions information. The following list of links will take you to the appropriate sites to gather this information from each of our member institutions. University of Maryland University College In addition, you can apply online using the University System of Maryland Undergraduate/Graduate Online Application for Admission.

Go to the CSUDH Home Page. Next, click on "Future Students" to find detailed information about admissions, registration, general education requirements, and the various services and programs on campus. Click on the appropriate heading (Undergraduate, Graduate, International, etc.) for pertinent information or go to the Information Request Form to have an Application or other information sent to you.