I am graduating in May from UF with a high 3.xx GPA in Computer Engineering, significant research/publication, leadership position in an honors society as well as member of professional groups, and should have a near perfect Quantitiative GRE score based on SATs. I have to make applications for grad school soon. I am thinking I most likely want to apply to a master's program though I haven't ruled out a PhD. I am interested in AI mostly but I would also be interested in cryptography/security research as well.
My only primary criteria for grad schools is that it has to be somewhere warm. I can tolerate a mild winter but I would like to avoid any school that is really cold. The schools that I am decidedly applying to as my dream and safe schools respectively are Stanford and U of Miami. On my possibilities list are Texas-Austin, Rice, UCLA, Berkeley, Washington, Georgia Tech. I haven't picked any of those and I am looking for suggestions from that list as well as others that may be somewhere in that middle range between my dream and safe.
Thanks for your help.
My only primary criteria for grad schools is that it has to be somewhere warm. I can tolerate a mild winter but I would like to avoid any school that is really cold. The schools that I am decidedly applying to as my dream and safe schools respectively are Stanford and U of Miami. On my possibilities list are Texas-Austin, Rice, UCLA, Berkeley, Washington, Georgia Tech. I haven't picked any of those and I am looking for suggestions from that list as well as others that may be somewhere in that middle range between my dream and safe.
Thanks for your help.
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