Kevin Tu wrote:
Not sure how heavily weighted GRE scores are for their Graduate Interaction Design program is, but can someone speak of an average or range of "successful" applicants?
While I honestly have no idea (I didn't know they required GRE, even), I did take classes with many students in the program.
Everyone I interacted with was pretty bright at a minimum, with a fair number of the students being "scary bright". As in, "Oh crap, I have to present after them? Why bother?"
I'm guessing that portfolio and work experience must play a significant part of people getting in, as pretty much everyone had substantial skills to go along with being smart and driven. I don't remember anyone being book-smart-but-useless on team projects.
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