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According to me yes, you can apply for University of Michigan through GRE score you can apply for Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering and here I will also let you know other related details of program. Application requirement A completed online application form; Transcripts from ALL schools where bachelor's, master's or professional degrees were awarded. The Aerospace Engineering Department generally looks for applicants who have demonstrated academic effort through a minimum GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale; Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General test scores (institution code: 1839). The Aerospace Engineering Department generally looks for applicants who attain a minimum of (1) a combined Verbal and Quantitative score of 308, and (2) an Analytical Writing score of 4.0 on the revised GRE; Three letters of recommendation with the official Rackham Recommendation Form cover sheet from people who are familiar with you, in particular faculty members who have supervised your coursework and/or research. At least 2 of the recommendation letters must be from faculty. Change of program applicants: Please note that you only need one letter of recommendation from your faculty advisor; Academic statement of purpose, describing your graduate study objectives; Personal statement for any additional information or extenuating circumstances; Curriculum Vitae (CV); and, Official TOEFL (institution code: 1839) scores (only for international applicants or non-native speakers of English). The iBT TOEFL minimum requirement is 84 Course content Adaptive control for aerospace applications Aeroelasticity Aerospace information systems Autonomous air vehicles Combustion and energy sciences Composite structures Computational and data sciences Computational fluid dynamics Computational solid mechanics Control of propulsion and plasma physics Electric propulsion systems Hypersonic vehicles Morphing air vehicles Multidisciplinary design and optimization Rotorcraft aeromechanics Smart materials and structures Spacecraft dynamics, control, and systems engineering Structural health monitoring Turbulence and fluid mechanics Wind energy Address:- University of Michigan 500 S State St, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA Phone:- +1 734-764-1817 |
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