Master of Science in Applied Computing
MS
University of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
Based on 2 application reports from Taiwanese students on OfferLand, University of Toronto Master of Science in Applied Computing (Masters) admitted 2 (OfferLand acceptance rate: 100.0%), with an average admitted GPA of 3.91 / 4.0. Results are self-reported by users and reflect OfferLand’s sample, not official school data.
Admits on OfferLand
2/ 2 applications
100.0% admittedNo data yet
Average GPA
3.91/ 4.0
2.84.0
Scholarship rate
100.0%received scholarships
Above average2 awarded
Admitted applicants
2 resultsApplicants to this program also applied to
- Master of Computer ScienceRice University1 also applied
- Electrical and Computer Engineering, M.Eng.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)1 also applied
- Computer Engineering, M.S.New York University (NYU)1 also applied
- Computational BiologyCarnegie Mellon University (CMU)1 also applied
- Master's in Computer ScienceUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst1 also applied
- Computational Science and EngineeringGeorgia Institute of Technology1 also applied
- M.S. in Computer ScienceYale University1 also applied
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Test score distribution
103Median (out of 120) · 2 reported
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Admits’ undergraduate schools
National Taiwan University (NTU)1
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST)1