How Difficult is an MSRE acceptance
I've been seeing multiple posts throughout this forum about how most MSRE programs "will admit anyone with a pulse" and that they are relatively easy to be accepted.
I'm highly interested in pursuing one at Georgetown or NYU in the next 6-12 months. I currently work in Development as an Analyst and worked at one of the big 4 prior. My GPA is pretty low (3.1) from a top 20 uni, but I feel my experience and letters of rec are strong.
Are MSRE programs really that easy to be accepted to and are there other things I can do to differentiate myself.
I haven't heard of anyone getting rejected from Georgetown and NYU
You will be fine, I'm sure you will get in.
Not difficult, currently at NYU feel free to DM me. Similar background/GPA.
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Depends which ones, from my experience MIT in the US and Cambridge in Europe are the only really selective ones.
I know a bit about the MIT program - while they also take people with limited finance/management background (you will find quite a few architects for example), they are pretty selective and the curriculum can be technical and intense. Cross-registered for a couple of classes there about quantitative real estate stuff and the content is definitely not something "anyone with a pulse" can handle.
Any experience w Georgetown or NYU?
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