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What was your sat score and GPA, can you share with me ? I really wanna got into ut 😢

@@DilanBulgen Hi! I am an incoming graduate student at UT so I did not write the SAT xD. Anyways, I hope you get into UT!

@@DilanBulgenI got in as well for UT ECE and I would say your SAT should be 1400+ and a GPA around 3.9

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Hey Ivan, será que eu poderia trocar um contato com o senhor? eu também me interesso em iniciar um doutorado aí. Eu iria agradecer muito

I'm glad I was able to persuade you! :)

@@yana_bee I got in! But your insightful video has reassured me I made the right decision. :)

Hi, I'm sorry, I did not do a graduate program at UT, so I don't know much about it :(

Oh yes, definitely! I was pre-med myself. There are plenty of student organizations dedicated to it, I was part of AMSA, and they really help you to navigate the process! Plus, you get to make friends:) And since the university is in the city, you get plenty of medical opportunities to gain experience. On top of that, it's a big research university, so it will be no problem finding a research lab to work for, if that's the route you want to take. So overall, yes, it's a great choice for pre-med students! Hope that helps:)

If you mean you want to get a degree in 3 years instead of 4, that's absolutely possible! I did it:) You can do it 2 ways: 1. Come in with college credits already (like from a community college) or 2. Take more than 4 classes a semester and take summer classes. They won't make you stay all 4 years if you already completed all required credits. Hope that helps!