1. UC San Francisco
2. Mayo Medical School
3. Perelman School of Medicine
4. Baylor College of Medicine
5. Harvard Medical School
6. Pritzker School of Medicine
7. UC San Diego School of Medicine
8. Washington University School of Medicine
Showing posts with label college. Show all posts
Showing posts with label college. Show all posts
Sunday, 7 April 2019
Saturday, 18 November 2017
Top 10 Chemical Engineering Universities In Uk
1. University of Cambridge
2. Imperial College London
3. University of Oxford
4. University of Birmingham
5. University of Bath
6. University of Edinburgh
7. University of Manchester
8. Heriot-Watt University
9. University of Leeds
10. University of Strathclyde
2. Imperial College London
3. University of Oxford
4. University of Birmingham
5. University of Bath
6. University of Edinburgh
7. University of Manchester
8. Heriot-Watt University
9. University of Leeds
10. University of Strathclyde
Tuesday, 24 October 2017
Top 10 Mechanical Engineering Colleges In Australia
1. The University of Melbourne
2. The University of Sydney
3. The University of New South Wales
4. Monash University
5. The Australian National University
6. RMIT University
7. The University of Queensland
8. Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
9. The University of Adelaide
10. The University of Western Australia
2. The University of Sydney
3. The University of New South Wales
4. Monash University
5. The Australian National University
6. RMIT University
7. The University of Queensland
8. Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
9. The University of Adelaide
10. The University of Western Australia
Friday, 30 June 2017
Best Software Engineering Colleges in Alabama
1. Auburn University
2. The University of Alabama
3. The University of Alabama in Huntsville
4. Tuskegee University
5. University of Alabama at Birmingham
6. University of South Alabama
7. Alabama A&M University
2. The University of Alabama
3. The University of Alabama in Huntsville
4. Tuskegee University
5. University of Alabama at Birmingham
6. University of South Alabama
7. Alabama A&M University
Sunday, 25 June 2017
15 Difference Between University Of San Diego and Ucsd
1. UCSD is a Significantly Larger School: (32,906 vs. 8,251 Total Students)
2. UCSD is a better location in San Diego.
3. Ucsd will be more diverse, which is always a priceless experience.
4. UCSD is Much More Difficult to Get In: (33.7% vs. 51.7% Acceptance Rate)
5. UCSD Students Graduate More in 6 Years: (86% vs. 75% Graduation Rate)
6. USD Has Much Smaller Class Sizes: (14:1 vs. 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio)
7. Admissions
UCSD:
Total Undergraduate Students: 26590
Total Graduate Students: 6316
USD:
Total Undergraduate Students: 5647
Total Graduate Students: 2604
8. Acceptance Rate:
UCSD:
33.7 %
USD:
51.7 %
9. Avg. SAT Score:
UCSD:
1990
USD:
1805
10. ACT Score:
UCSD:
30
USD:
28
11. % of Freshmen on Any Grant Aid:
UCSD:
58 %
USD:
83 %
12. Ethnicity School Average
UCSD:
Asian - 33.1% White - 23.7%
Non U.S. Citizen - 20.4% Hispanic - 14.1%
USD:
White - 52.4% Hispanic - 18.2%
Asian - 8.1% Non U.S. Citizen - 7.5%
13. Number of Majors Available:
UCSD:
112
USD:
72
14. UCSD Students Earn Slightly More Salary Post-Graduation: ($59,000 USD vs. $56,900 USD Median Salary)
15. UCSD Has Slightly Colder Winter Weather: (52°F vs. 55°F)
2. UCSD is a better location in San Diego.
3. Ucsd will be more diverse, which is always a priceless experience.
4. UCSD is Much More Difficult to Get In: (33.7% vs. 51.7% Acceptance Rate)
5. UCSD Students Graduate More in 6 Years: (86% vs. 75% Graduation Rate)
6. USD Has Much Smaller Class Sizes: (14:1 vs. 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio)
7. Admissions
UCSD:
Total Undergraduate Students: 26590
Total Graduate Students: 6316
USD:
Total Undergraduate Students: 5647
Total Graduate Students: 2604
8. Acceptance Rate:
UCSD:
33.7 %
USD:
51.7 %
9. Avg. SAT Score:
UCSD:
1990
USD:
1805
10. ACT Score:
UCSD:
30
USD:
28
11. % of Freshmen on Any Grant Aid:
UCSD:
58 %
USD:
83 %
12. Ethnicity School Average
UCSD:
Asian - 33.1% White - 23.7%
Non U.S. Citizen - 20.4% Hispanic - 14.1%
USD:
White - 52.4% Hispanic - 18.2%
Asian - 8.1% Non U.S. Citizen - 7.5%
13. Number of Majors Available:
UCSD:
112
USD:
72
14. UCSD Students Earn Slightly More Salary Post-Graduation: ($59,000 USD vs. $56,900 USD Median Salary)
15. UCSD Has Slightly Colder Winter Weather: (52°F vs. 55°F)
Monday, 19 June 2017
Difference Between University College London And University of London
1. UCL is a part of the University of London.
2. The University of London is sort of like Oxford and Cambridge in the sense that there are multiple colleges that fall under its umbrella; there are around 30 colleges or institutions that are constitutes of the university.
3. University College London is one of the major constituent colleges along with King's College London, London School of Economics, and a number of others.
2. The University of London is sort of like Oxford and Cambridge in the sense that there are multiple colleges that fall under its umbrella; there are around 30 colleges or institutions that are constitutes of the university.
3. University College London is one of the major constituent colleges along with King's College London, London School of Economics, and a number of others.
Friday, 16 June 2017
Cornell University Vs Stanford University
1. Cornell University is a Slightly Larger School: (21,904 vs. 16,980 Total Students)
2. Stanford University is More Difficult for Undergraduate Students to Get In: (5.7% vs. 15.0% Undergraduate Acceptance Rate)
3. Tuition and Fees:
Cornell University
$50,953
Stanford University
$47,940
4. Cornell has an excellent reputation for producing great research and students who are down to earth and who worked hard and learned something.
5. Stanford University Students Earn Considerably More Salary Post-Graduation: ($86,000 USD vs. $72,100 USD Median Salary)
6. Stanford University Spends More on Research: ($192M vs. $139M)
7. Student-faculty ratio:
Cornell University
9:1
Stanford University
4:1
8. Cornell University Has Slightly Hotter Summer Weather: (67°F vs. 67°F)
9. Campus Setting:
Cornell University
Small Town
Stanford University
Suburban
10. Five most popular majors for graduates:
Cornell University:
Engineering
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services
Social Sciences
Stanford University:
Engineering
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies
Social Sciences
Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
11. Stanford University Provides Slightly Better Freshmen Financial Aid: (68% vs. 61% of Eligible Freshmen Receive Aid)
12. Stanford University has a Higher Average GRE Score: (166 vs. 165)
13. SAT Range (25th - 75th Percentile)
Cornell University:
1995 – 2295
Stanford University:
2080 - 2360
14. Application fee:
Cornell University
$80
Stanford University:
$90
2. Stanford University is More Difficult for Undergraduate Students to Get In: (5.7% vs. 15.0% Undergraduate Acceptance Rate)
3. Tuition and Fees:
Cornell University
$50,953
Stanford University
$47,940
4. Cornell has an excellent reputation for producing great research and students who are down to earth and who worked hard and learned something.
5. Stanford University Students Earn Considerably More Salary Post-Graduation: ($86,000 USD vs. $72,100 USD Median Salary)
6. Stanford University Spends More on Research: ($192M vs. $139M)
7. Student-faculty ratio:
Cornell University
9:1
Stanford University
4:1
8. Cornell University Has Slightly Hotter Summer Weather: (67°F vs. 67°F)
9. Campus Setting:
Cornell University
Small Town
Stanford University
Suburban
10. Five most popular majors for graduates:
Cornell University:
Engineering
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services
Social Sciences
Stanford University:
Engineering
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies
Social Sciences
Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
11. Stanford University Provides Slightly Better Freshmen Financial Aid: (68% vs. 61% of Eligible Freshmen Receive Aid)
12. Stanford University has a Higher Average GRE Score: (166 vs. 165)
13. SAT Range (25th - 75th Percentile)
Cornell University:
1995 – 2295
Stanford University:
2080 - 2360
14. Application fee:
Cornell University
$80
Stanford University:
$90
Friday, 9 June 2017
7 Difference Between Cornell College And University
1. Cornell College is a small liberal arts college located somewhere in Iowa and Cornell University is a world renowned Ivy League university and research institution located in Ithaca, NY.
2. The college has about 1,200 undergraduate students. The university: more than 13,000.
3. College faculty teach one course at a time and up to six courses a year. University faculty teach about two classes a semester, and around four courses a year.
4. Cornell University is a Significantly Larger School: (21,904 vs. 1,037 Total Students)
5. Cornell College Offers Significantly Cheaper Tuition: ($38,700 USD vs. $49,116 USD Tuition)
6. Cornell University Students Earn Considerably More Salary Post-Graduation: ($72,100 USD vs. $40,900 USD Median Salary)
7. Cornell University Has Slightly Smaller Class Sizes: (9:1 vs. 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio)
2. The college has about 1,200 undergraduate students. The university: more than 13,000.
3. College faculty teach one course at a time and up to six courses a year. University faculty teach about two classes a semester, and around four courses a year.
4. Cornell University is a Significantly Larger School: (21,904 vs. 1,037 Total Students)
5. Cornell College Offers Significantly Cheaper Tuition: ($38,700 USD vs. $49,116 USD Tuition)
6. Cornell University Students Earn Considerably More Salary Post-Graduation: ($72,100 USD vs. $40,900 USD Median Salary)
7. Cornell University Has Slightly Smaller Class Sizes: (9:1 vs. 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio)
Saturday, 27 May 2017
Top 10 Universities In North Carolina
1. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
2. Duke University
Durham
3. North Carolina State University
Raleigh
4. East Carolina University
Greenville
5. Wake Forest University
Winston Salem
6. University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Charlotte
7. Appalachian State University
Boone
8. University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Greensboro
9. University of North Carolina Wilmington
Wilmington
10. Davidson College
Chapel Hill
2. Duke University
Durham
3. North Carolina State University
Raleigh
4. East Carolina University
Greenville
5. Wake Forest University
Winston Salem
6. University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Charlotte
7. Appalachian State University
Boone
8. University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Greensboro
9. University of North Carolina Wilmington
Wilmington
10. Davidson College
Top 10 Universities In Singapore
1. National University of Singapore
2. Nanyang Technological University
3. Singapore Management University
4. SIM University
5. Singapore University of Technology and Design
6.Cornell-Nanyang Institute of Hospitality Management
7. Pioneer Junior College
8. Jewellery Design and Management International School
2. Nanyang Technological University
3. Singapore Management University
4. SIM University
5. Singapore University of Technology and Design
6.Cornell-Nanyang Institute of Hospitality Management
7. Pioneer Junior College
8. Jewellery Design and Management International School
Sunday, 21 May 2017
How To Get admission Into Mit International Student
1. Take the tests. You have two options and MIT shows no preference for either one. Take the test with which you are the most comfortable. The SAT or the ACT and 2 SAT subject tests: one in math and one in science.
The TOEFL as well as 2 SAT subject tests: one in math and one in science.
The second is recommended for students with lower English-speaking skills. MIT offers no ESL courses; therefore, a TOEFL score of 600+ and 100+ is recommended for the Paper Based Test and the Internet Based Test, respectively.
2. As a foreign student, your chances of getting into MIT are 1%–2% of all applicants.
3. Top colleges are looking for excellence in many areas, such as academics, extra curricular, or sports, contribution to society, project work in your area of interest, exceptional essays which show a depth of character, creativity, organisation.
4. Complete the application. Log onto MIT's website to start the process. You will create an online profile and go from there.In early September, start your application.
December 10th is the deadline to contact your interviewer; January 1st is the deadline to apply.
In late March, decisions will be released.
5. high SAT/ACT scores Required.
6. Submit a strong application. This consists of a biographical information form, evaluation letters, essays, transcripts, activities form and tests form. The application packet can be downloaded on their website.
7. Meet the deadlines.
8. Almost all international students admitted to MIT have earned some form of regional, national or international distinction in areas from leadership, music and art, to scientific research, academic competition and athletics.
9. Every year more than 4,000 international students apply to MIT, and they can admit fewer than 150.
10. I think the most important thing, the one that can distinguish you from the crowd is your research potential (if you have, of course, top grades, GRE, etc).
11. math/physics/specific talents would be much much much harder since it relies on raw talent. You have to be talented enough for them to want you (being good, passionate and the likes are not enough here).
12. you have to show them that you are a Special and Precious Flower, Unique Among Your Peers. (Of course if you don't have good grades and test scores, you have no chance!)
The TOEFL as well as 2 SAT subject tests: one in math and one in science.
The second is recommended for students with lower English-speaking skills. MIT offers no ESL courses; therefore, a TOEFL score of 600+ and 100+ is recommended for the Paper Based Test and the Internet Based Test, respectively.
2. As a foreign student, your chances of getting into MIT are 1%–2% of all applicants.
3. Top colleges are looking for excellence in many areas, such as academics, extra curricular, or sports, contribution to society, project work in your area of interest, exceptional essays which show a depth of character, creativity, organisation.
4. Complete the application. Log onto MIT's website to start the process. You will create an online profile and go from there.In early September, start your application.
December 10th is the deadline to contact your interviewer; January 1st is the deadline to apply.
In late March, decisions will be released.
5. high SAT/ACT scores Required.
6. Submit a strong application. This consists of a biographical information form, evaluation letters, essays, transcripts, activities form and tests form. The application packet can be downloaded on their website.
7. Meet the deadlines.
8. Almost all international students admitted to MIT have earned some form of regional, national or international distinction in areas from leadership, music and art, to scientific research, academic competition and athletics.
9. Every year more than 4,000 international students apply to MIT, and they can admit fewer than 150.
10. I think the most important thing, the one that can distinguish you from the crowd is your research potential (if you have, of course, top grades, GRE, etc).
11. math/physics/specific talents would be much much much harder since it relies on raw talent. You have to be talented enough for them to want you (being good, passionate and the likes are not enough here).
12. you have to show them that you are a Special and Precious Flower, Unique Among Your Peers. (Of course if you don't have good grades and test scores, you have no chance!)
12 Difference Between College And University
1. A college is a smaller institution that typically offers undergraduate degrees. Some colleges, such as community colleges and junior colleges, may offer only two-year degrees. Most colleges offer bachelor’s degrees, and some colleges also have associate degrees.
2. Generally, universities have a more diverse offering of classes and programs than a college because of the larger number of enrolled students.
3. A college is a postsecondary educational institution that provides instruction beyond the 12th grade level in programs that satisfy the requirements for a degree at the associate, baccalaureate or graduate level.
4. A university is awarded that title because it offers full undergraduate and graduate programs.
5. University typically has a school of arts and sciences and a school of engineering.
Colleges offer more limited options and often don’t offer master’s programs.
6. There are even community college and junior colleges that provide students with two-year degrees.
7. University can have a medical or law school for those pursuing professional degrees in those fields.
8. If the student prefers a school with a wider choice of classes and programs, a university may be a better fit.
9. If the student prefers small sized classes and being able to interact more with their professors, a college might be a better option.
10. At university you'll often be given long periods of time to complete assignments, sometimes as much as 12 weeks.
11. Colleges tend to be more directly career-oriented than universities. This means they offer practical or hands-on training. Generally, a certificate program is 1 year or less, and a diploma program is 2 or 3 years.
12. Example:
Harvard College has a four-year program for students looking to get their bachelor’s degree with about 6,500 students. Harvard University encompasses Harvard College and ten other schools that offer both graduate and professional programs.
2. Generally, universities have a more diverse offering of classes and programs than a college because of the larger number of enrolled students.
3. A college is a postsecondary educational institution that provides instruction beyond the 12th grade level in programs that satisfy the requirements for a degree at the associate, baccalaureate or graduate level.
4. A university is awarded that title because it offers full undergraduate and graduate programs.
5. University typically has a school of arts and sciences and a school of engineering.
Colleges offer more limited options and often don’t offer master’s programs.
6. There are even community college and junior colleges that provide students with two-year degrees.
7. University can have a medical or law school for those pursuing professional degrees in those fields.
8. If the student prefers a school with a wider choice of classes and programs, a university may be a better fit.
9. If the student prefers small sized classes and being able to interact more with their professors, a college might be a better option.
10. At university you'll often be given long periods of time to complete assignments, sometimes as much as 12 weeks.
11. Colleges tend to be more directly career-oriented than universities. This means they offer practical or hands-on training. Generally, a certificate program is 1 year or less, and a diploma program is 2 or 3 years.
12. Example:
Harvard College has a four-year program for students looking to get their bachelor’s degree with about 6,500 students. Harvard University encompasses Harvard College and ten other schools that offer both graduate and professional programs.
Saturday, 20 May 2017
Top 10 Colleges In Pennsylvania
1. University of Pennsylvania
2. Carnegie Mellon University
3. Haverford College
4. Bucknell University
5. Penn State
6. Lehigh University
7. University of Pittsburgh
8. Franklin & Marshall College
9. Swarthmore College
10. Lafayette College
2. Carnegie Mellon University
3. Haverford College
4. Bucknell University
5. Penn State
6. Lehigh University
7. University of Pittsburgh
8. Franklin & Marshall College
9. Swarthmore College
10. Lafayette College
Saturday, 31 December 2016
Top 10 Engineering Colleges in Madhya Pradesh
1. Indian Institute of Technology Indore
2. INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY - [IET], INDORE
3. Atal Bihari Vajpayee-Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management
4. Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing (IIITDM) Jabalpur
5. Medicaps Institute of Science and Technology.
6. Rewa Engineering College
7. SAMRAT ASHOK TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE - [S.A.T.I], VIDISHA
8. Shri Vaishnav Institute of Technology and Science(SVITS)
9. Ujjain Engineering College
2. INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY - [IET], INDORE
3. Atal Bihari Vajpayee-Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management
4. Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing (IIITDM) Jabalpur
5. Medicaps Institute of Science and Technology.
6. Rewa Engineering College
7. SAMRAT ASHOK TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE - [S.A.T.I], VIDISHA
8. Shri Vaishnav Institute of Technology and Science(SVITS)
9. Ujjain Engineering College
Tuesday, 20 December 2016
10 Best Private High Schools In Baton Rouge
1. Episcopal School of Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, LA
2. Catholic High School
3. St. Joseph's Academy
4. The Dunham School
5. Christian Life Academy
6. Bethany Christian School
7. Parkview Baptist School
8. Central Private School
9. Ascension Christian High School
10. Ascension Catholic Diocesan Regional School
Baton Rouge, LA
2. Catholic High School
3. St. Joseph's Academy
4. The Dunham School
5. Christian Life Academy
6. Bethany Christian School
7. Parkview Baptist School
8. Central Private School
9. Ascension Christian High School
10. Ascension Catholic Diocesan Regional School
Thursday, 15 December 2016
Top 10 Universities In Oklahoma
1 The University of Oklahoma
2 Oklahoma State University
3 The University of Tulsa
4 The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
5 University of Central Oklahoma
6 Oral Roberts University
7 Northeastern State University
8 Oklahoma City University
9 Oklahoma Christian University
10 Southern Nazarene University
2 Oklahoma State University
3 The University of Tulsa
4 The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
5 University of Central Oklahoma
6 Oral Roberts University
7 Northeastern State University
8 Oklahoma City University
9 Oklahoma Christian University
10 Southern Nazarene University
Top 10 Universities In New Maxico
1. University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
2. New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
3. New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Socorro
4. Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
5. Western New Mexico University
Silver City
6. New Mexico Highlands University
Las Vegas
7. Santa Fe University of Art and Design
Santa Fe
8. University of the Southwest
Hobbs
9. Southwestern College
Santa Fe
10. Northern New Mexico College
Albuquerque
2. New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
3. New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Socorro
4. Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
5. Western New Mexico University
Silver City
6. New Mexico Highlands University
Las Vegas
7. Santa Fe University of Art and Design
Santa Fe
8. University of the Southwest
Hobbs
9. Southwestern College
Santa Fe
10. Northern New Mexico College
Wednesday, 14 December 2016
Best Electrical Engineering Schools In California
1. University of Southern California
2. Stanford University
3. University of California Berkeley
4. University of California Los Angeles
5. University of California San Diego
2. Stanford University
3. University of California Berkeley
4. University of California Los Angeles
5. University of California San Diego
Tuesday, 13 December 2016
Top 10 Software Engineering Colleges In Utah
1. Brigham Young University-Provo
2. Salt Lake Community College
3. Southern Utah University
4. University of Utah
5. Utah State University
6. Utah Valley University
7. Snow College
8. Weber State University
9. Davis Applied Technology College
10. Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College
2. Salt Lake Community College
3. Southern Utah University
4. University of Utah
5. Utah State University
6. Utah Valley University
7. Snow College
8. Weber State University
9. Davis Applied Technology College
10. Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College
Saturday, 10 December 2016
Top 10 Universities In Minnesota
1. University of Minnesota
2. Carleton College
3. Rasmussen College
4. Minnesota State University, Mankato
5. University of St. Thomas
6. Mayo Medical School
7. St. Cloud State University
8. College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University
9. St. Olaf College
10. Macalester College
2. Carleton College
3. Rasmussen College
4. Minnesota State University, Mankato
5. University of St. Thomas
6. Mayo Medical School
7. St. Cloud State University
8. College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University
9. St. Olaf College
10. Macalester College
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