eaglefox12 , of course, there are plenty of grad schools in both CA and TX and some of them are really good schools. you have to consider a lot of factors, including your major , undergrad GPA and standard test scores and the tuition range that you can afford before you find the perfect match for you. so be more specific and at least i can provide some information about grad schools in California and somebody will volunteer about schools in TX.      

dHwasE · Mar 29, 2010 11:56 AM

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Poon-Hill · Mar 29, 2010 12:22 PM

Might be helpful to concerned students:    

Poon-Hill · Mar 29, 2010 12:24 PM

dhwase and poon-hill... thanks for the replies... well... m not sure which... but i have narrowed it down to computer science and information technology/IS... i did my undergrad in compsci... just applied to st. cloud minnesota and illinois university... i need 3 more... so guys and gals... if u know of any good and affordable grad school that you or somebody u know are going to or graduated from, please help me... i am desperate... i think that's the right word!!! Last edited: 30-Mar-10 01:10 PM

eaglefox12 · Mar 30, 2010 1:10 PM

In what sense you are looking for a good school? In terms of money, reputation or what?In Texas, if u have more than 700 in maths in gre you can get in-state in Lamar university. After that your total fee is around 700 per subject. But make sure there are 5 pre-requisiste and you may need to study that or it depends on.

santoshkda02 · Mar 30, 2010 1:59 PM

@santoshkda02... m looking for a reputable grad school not necessarily one of those 1st division colleges but any accredited grad school and obviously affordable... thanks for suggesting lamar... never thought about it... will take a look at it now... and also i have considered not limiting myself to california and texas...

eaglefox12 · Mar 30, 2010 2:45 PM

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