Hey guys...

I'm curious to know what options I have for Grad school.

I'm currently a junior at a small state school in Oneonta, New York. Here we have a rather small CS program but my professors are great. In my Assembly course, there is 6 kids. In my Intro to Computer Graphics there is 4, and in my Combinatorial Computing course there is 4.

I currently have a 3.6 GPA, double major in Math and CS, I presented a project I worked on last year (related to Phylogeny) at a conference last year (Sophomore year). My professor and adviser tells me I'm the best programmer to come through this school.

Look, I'm not trying to boast/brag/whatever, I have no reason to boost my E-go on DIC. E-go, just made that up haha. I'm just wondering if I have a shot at some serious CS schools, like MIT.

What do schools like MIT look for in students? If its a 4.0 that sucks because thats not happening- I mean, I could, but I don't care to waste my time doing that.

Thanks guys, Frem

Go to each grad school you are interested in's web page and look for the admissions criteria. Then call, email, set up a discussion and apply.