Which school would you recommend for Master's at aerospace engineering?

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For a Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering with a focus on Fluid Dynamics, several North American universities are highly regarded, including MIT, Stanford, and the University of Michigan. Improving English proficiency is crucial for successful application and study, so continuing language courses is recommended. Additionally, prospective students should research specific programs, faculty expertise, and available resources in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). Understanding admission requirements, such as standardized tests and application materials, is essential for a smooth application process. Engaging with current students or alumni can provide valuable insights into the programs of interest.
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I'm a student in Korea.

I want to get Master's degree at North America.

But I don't know which university is good for me.

If you have an idea, please feel free to share.

Thanks !
 
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That is an impossible question to answer when you provide zero information about what you are interested in academically and geographically and what your background is.
 
Thanks !

Im stuying English in Vancouver becuase i want to get Master's degree in North America. Now, my english skill is not good for unversity. But I am trying to learn English.

Im in 3rd year at JBNU in Korea.
Im studying Aerospace Engineering ( Flight, Solid, Heat and Fluid Dynamic) in my unversity. Specially, I want to study more Fluid Dynamic such as compresstion flow, analyis air flow using CFD, etc when i get Master's degree.
So, That's why I am staying in Vancouver.

Could you recommend some unversity to me? or Could you advise me what i need when i apply to the universtity? Thanks for reading my message.But i don't have any information about
 
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