What can colleges/universities do to help prevent violents acts from happening in school?
Q. In the past few years there has been several shootings and other violent acts at colleges/universities around the United States. What can those institutions do to help stop these events from occurring? More security, metal detectors, check bags, etc? Also, state whether or not you're a college student, because that is an important factor. How much are you willing to give up privacy wise, to be (or feel) safer at school?
Asked by donutdan4114 - Thu Feb 28 01:46:00 2008 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I'm not a college student but I have spoken up about this subject to my college professor friend several times in the past asking him this very question. I don't think the colleges really have the answers but if one was to look at the experts in the field of violence they will tell you to speak up to everyone who comes in contact with any youth who have been hurt. Work with friends, law enforcement, health care workers, schools, employers, and court systems to help young people recover emotionally as well as physically. Be there for them, spend more time with them, and listen if they want to talk about their feelings or worries. Injury is not just physical so give them a safe place to talk about how they feel, not just once but many times.… [cont.]
Answered by bobe - Thu Feb 28 02:17:08 2008
Q. In the past few years there has been several shootings and other violent acts at colleges/universities around the United States. What can those institutions do to help stop these events from occurring? More security, metal detectors, check bags, etc? Also, state whether or not you're a college student, because that is an important factor. How much are you willing to give up privacy wise, to be (or feel) safer at school?
Asked by donutdan4114 - Thu Feb 28 01:46:00 2008 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I'm not a college student but I have spoken up about this subject to my college professor friend several times in the past asking him this very question. I don't think the colleges really have the answers but if one was to look at the experts in the field of violence they will tell you to speak up to everyone who comes in contact with any youth who have been hurt. Work with friends, law enforcement, health care workers, schools, employers, and court systems to help young people recover emotionally as well as physically. Be there for them, spend more time with them, and listen if they want to talk about their feelings or worries. Injury is not just physical so give them a safe place to talk about how they feel, not just once but many times.… [cont.]
Answered by bobe - Thu Feb 28 02:17:08 2008
Does anyone know some good flight universities or colleges in Ontario?
Q. I am just wondering about some good flight universities and colleges that are in Ontario. And i would like to know how you become a commercial pilot from that. Im guessing that after you graduate highschool, you go to the college/university and get your licences and rating while your getting your degree in aviation. Then after your done, you get a job as an instructor and build time to get a atpl.
Asked by Pilot dude - Fri Jun 20 10:53:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Here's one. The University of Western Ontarion has an aviation management degree and you can get your CPL through their program. I have a friend who lives in Toronto that went there in the 80's and he has had a very successful flying career. Go to While you don't need to have a college degree to fly professionally, it helps you to be more competetive in the job market if you do. You don't need to learn to fly at a college or university, but if you can afford it this is a good way to go. The management degree also gives you something to fall back on if for some reason you cannot get a flying position or you lose your pilot medical, or you just plain decide to quit flying. In that case you need another skill, and business management is… [cont.]
Answered by Ben Dere Dun Dat - Fri Jun 20 15:17:32 2008
Q. I am just wondering about some good flight universities and colleges that are in Ontario. And i would like to know how you become a commercial pilot from that. Im guessing that after you graduate highschool, you go to the college/university and get your licences and rating while your getting your degree in aviation. Then after your done, you get a job as an instructor and build time to get a atpl.
Asked by Pilot dude - Fri Jun 20 10:53:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Here's one. The University of Western Ontarion has an aviation management degree and you can get your CPL through their program. I have a friend who lives in Toronto that went there in the 80's and he has had a very successful flying career. Go to While you don't need to have a college degree to fly professionally, it helps you to be more competetive in the job market if you do. You don't need to learn to fly at a college or university, but if you can afford it this is a good way to go. The management degree also gives you something to fall back on if for some reason you cannot get a flying position or you lose your pilot medical, or you just plain decide to quit flying. In that case you need another skill, and business management is… [cont.]
Answered by Ben Dere Dun Dat - Fri Jun 20 15:17:32 2008
What is the best colleges/universities for graphic design?
Q. I want to know about the best colleges/universities in USA and Canada, please, if you know, tell if it is of the state or particular. Really thanks!
Asked by karenhonda - Sat Jul 5 07:06:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. College for Creative Studies in Detroit has a great Graphic Design and Advertising Design program. Check them out: www.collegecreativestudie s.com
Answered by popogirlanimalart - Sat Jul 5 11:39:21 2008
Q. I want to know about the best colleges/universities in USA and Canada, please, if you know, tell if it is of the state or particular. Really thanks!
Asked by karenhonda - Sat Jul 5 07:06:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. College for Creative Studies in Detroit has a great Graphic Design and Advertising Design program. Check them out: www.collegecreativestudie s.com
Answered by popogirlanimalart - Sat Jul 5 11:39:21 2008
What are some top selective colleges/universities in California?
Q. I'm searching for a list of some of the highly selective/pretty selective colleges and universities in the state of California. I'm so far interested in the UC's (University of California), USC and Claremont Colleges (although the schools are pretty divided by interest). What are some colleges in California that are prestigious, research universities with a wide range of majors? They don't need to be in their own group like the Claremont colleges and the UC's. Thank you in advance!
Asked by ducky - Fri Aug 15 03:38:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's a list showing the top 10 colleges/universities in California based on salary potential: Stanford University $70,400 California Institute of Technology (CIT) $75,500 Harvey Mudd College $71,800 University of California, Berkeley $59,900 Occidental College $51,900 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo $57,200 University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) $52,600 University of California, San Diego (UCSD) $51,100 Pomona College $48,600 University of Southern California (USC) $54,800 The salaries shown are median starting salaries. To see a complete list of California colleges along with median mid-career salaries, go here: Hope that helps, Assistant to Dr. Salary
Answered by Salary Helper - Fri Aug 15 19:05:04 2008
Q. I'm searching for a list of some of the highly selective/pretty selective colleges and universities in the state of California. I'm so far interested in the UC's (University of California), USC and Claremont Colleges (although the schools are pretty divided by interest). What are some colleges in California that are prestigious, research universities with a wide range of majors? They don't need to be in their own group like the Claremont colleges and the UC's. Thank you in advance!
Asked by ducky - Fri Aug 15 03:38:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's a list showing the top 10 colleges/universities in California based on salary potential: Stanford University $70,400 California Institute of Technology (CIT) $75,500 Harvey Mudd College $71,800 University of California, Berkeley $59,900 Occidental College $51,900 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo $57,200 University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) $52,600 University of California, San Diego (UCSD) $51,100 Pomona College $48,600 University of Southern California (USC) $54,800 The salaries shown are median starting salaries. To see a complete list of California colleges along with median mid-career salaries, go here: Hope that helps, Assistant to Dr. Salary
Answered by Salary Helper - Fri Aug 15 19:05:04 2008
What are the good colleges/Universities for postgraduation in Mechanical / Automobile engineering?
Q. What are the good colleges/Universities for postgraduation in Mechanical / Automobile engineering ? I am a CADD engg with 2+ years of exp. Engg (Mech.) with 71% (with 5 backlogs, all cleared in first attempt) from India.
Asked by anand g - Sun Nov 8 12:35:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I Agreee!!!
Answered by Gayle - Sun Nov 8 14:31:28 2009
Q. What are the good colleges/Universities for postgraduation in Mechanical / Automobile engineering ? I am a CADD engg with 2+ years of exp. Engg (Mech.) with 71% (with 5 backlogs, all cleared in first attempt) from India.
Asked by anand g - Sun Nov 8 12:35:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I Agreee!!!
Answered by Gayle - Sun Nov 8 14:31:28 2009
What colleges/universities specialize in religious studies?
Q. I wondered what colleges or universities either specialize in religious studies or only offer religious studies. I want to study Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Zoroastrianism all in-depth. Oh yeah, I almost forgot... I don't mind what country the school is in. I'm willing to learn whatever language I have to or go to whatever country I must.
Asked by Kory DS - Fri Jan 8 19:36:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pepperdine, Loyola Marymount University, Soka University.
Answered by Dilan - Fri Jan 8 19:51:51 2010
Q. I wondered what colleges or universities either specialize in religious studies or only offer religious studies. I want to study Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Zoroastrianism all in-depth. Oh yeah, I almost forgot... I don't mind what country the school is in. I'm willing to learn whatever language I have to or go to whatever country I must.
Asked by Kory DS - Fri Jan 8 19:36:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pepperdine, Loyola Marymount University, Soka University.
Answered by Dilan - Fri Jan 8 19:51:51 2010
What are the best colleges or universities of Colorado?
Q. I'm looking for colleges/universities that are known best for their education and rigor and located in CO. What are some of the best well known private schools? What are some of the most demanding? And are there any higher education opportunities in CO that would prepare a student for a degree at a Ivy League or equivalent? Any ideas would help! Thanks!
Asked by penny18_cf - Thu Jan 8 13:52:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Colorado -CU Boulder,Colo. which was my college if your smart Colorado School of Mines Golden, Colo. Good luck
Answered by wil - Thu Jan 8 14:01:11 2009
Q. I'm looking for colleges/universities that are known best for their education and rigor and located in CO. What are some of the best well known private schools? What are some of the most demanding? And are there any higher education opportunities in CO that would prepare a student for a degree at a Ivy League or equivalent? Any ideas would help! Thanks!
Asked by penny18_cf - Thu Jan 8 13:52:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Colorado -CU Boulder,Colo. which was my college if your smart Colorado School of Mines Golden, Colo. Good luck
Answered by wil - Thu Jan 8 14:01:11 2009
How do I research colleges and universities?
Q. I am a high school student going into 10th grade and I am starting to think about where i'm going after I graduate. I am really interested in math and computers. I live in florida and I want to be kinda close to home. How do I get colleges/universities to send me information and which ones should I research?
Asked by Twiggy - Mon Jul 14 21:08:09 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can use fastweb.com and look up school by state under the college tab, as far as information, you have to request that by either calling or emailing the school through their web address.
Answered by bigdg1989 - Mon Jul 14 21:18:14 2008
Q. I am a high school student going into 10th grade and I am starting to think about where i'm going after I graduate. I am really interested in math and computers. I live in florida and I want to be kinda close to home. How do I get colleges/universities to send me information and which ones should I research?
Asked by Twiggy - Mon Jul 14 21:08:09 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can use fastweb.com and look up school by state under the college tab, as far as information, you have to request that by either calling or emailing the school through their web address.
Answered by bigdg1989 - Mon Jul 14 21:18:14 2008
How are Colleges and Universities different by calling them "Colleges" and "Universitys"?
Q. Well, you see I am a high school sophomore and I have been browsing through some college/universities sites to get a head start and idea of what I want to do. I was wondering how colleges and universities are different by there name. Is there a difference between the two? Does it make any difference in going to a University or College, as in education wise?
Asked by o e coo l - Thu May 21 20:22:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a school is called a 'College' then it usually means that it does not offer anything higher than a bachelor's degree. Also - a university has many colleges within it. For instance, my university has a college of arts and sciences, a college of engineering, and a college of business and management. A university also offers degrees higher than bachelor's. There is also no difference education-wise if you're going for your bachelor's.
Answered by Caitlin P - Fri May 22 01:50:20 2009
Q. Well, you see I am a high school sophomore and I have been browsing through some college/universities sites to get a head start and idea of what I want to do. I was wondering how colleges and universities are different by there name. Is there a difference between the two? Does it make any difference in going to a University or College, as in education wise?
Asked by o e coo l - Thu May 21 20:22:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a school is called a 'College' then it usually means that it does not offer anything higher than a bachelor's degree. Also - a university has many colleges within it. For instance, my university has a college of arts and sciences, a college of engineering, and a college of business and management. A university also offers degrees higher than bachelor's. There is also no difference education-wise if you're going for your bachelor's.
Answered by Caitlin P - Fri May 22 01:50:20 2009
What are some good colleges/universities in New York?
Q. I am getting ready to look at colleges/universities and I already looked into NYU, Fordham University, Hunter's College and Boston University (even though thats not in New York)...I wanted to know if there are some other great colleges/Universities IN new york that have good medical programs since im looking into doing something in the medical field.
Asked by aaaaaaaaa - Sun May 10 19:15:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cornell University Hobart and William Smith Elmira College Hofstra University Manhattanville College Niagara University Utica College Buffalo State College Clarkson University Ithaca College Wagner College Wells College SUNY Oneonta College of New Rochelle
Answered by Rebecca B - Sun May 10 20:28:49 2009
Q. I am getting ready to look at colleges/universities and I already looked into NYU, Fordham University, Hunter's College and Boston University (even though thats not in New York)...I wanted to know if there are some other great colleges/Universities IN new york that have good medical programs since im looking into doing something in the medical field.
Asked by aaaaaaaaa - Sun May 10 19:15:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cornell University Hobart and William Smith Elmira College Hofstra University Manhattanville College Niagara University Utica College Buffalo State College Clarkson University Ithaca College Wagner College Wells College SUNY Oneonta College of New Rochelle
Answered by Rebecca B - Sun May 10 20:28:49 2009
How long does it take after you apply for colleges/universities to notify you of your acceptance or rejection?
Q. How long does it take after you apply for colleges/universities to notify you of your acceptance or rejection?
Asked by R B - Sat Dec 27 19:26:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it usually ends up taking about a month to find out. it depends on what time of the year you apply. their busiest time is in the fall about sept. or oct.
Answered by kasheton - Sat Dec 27 20:02:04 2008
Q. How long does it take after you apply for colleges/universities to notify you of your acceptance or rejection?
Asked by R B - Sat Dec 27 19:26:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it usually ends up taking about a month to find out. it depends on what time of the year you apply. their busiest time is in the fall about sept. or oct.
Answered by kasheton - Sat Dec 27 20:02:04 2008
What are some of the best Music Performance Colleges/Universities in America?
Q. I'm in high school, and I play the french horn, a brass instrument. I am beginning to look at colleges and universities for majoring in Music Performance. What are some of the best Music Performance Colleges/Universities in the US? I plan to double major probably in the medical field, because a music career will not provide the financial support I'll need. If any of the schools have a good medical/science program, that's even better.
Asked by sharktooth1012 - Fri Apr 10 08:49:06 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Juilliard in NYC and Berklee (spelled this way) in Boston are oustanding. I know a jazz performance major at Berklee. But because you want to also have a non-musical major, I suggest a large university. Perhaps even Ohio State, if you don't fear the size. It's got an outstanding music program and is also internationally renown for its education across many fields.
Answered by Sweet Voltaire - Fri Apr 10 08:55:03 2009
Q. I'm in high school, and I play the french horn, a brass instrument. I am beginning to look at colleges and universities for majoring in Music Performance. What are some of the best Music Performance Colleges/Universities in the US? I plan to double major probably in the medical field, because a music career will not provide the financial support I'll need. If any of the schools have a good medical/science program, that's even better.
Asked by sharktooth1012 - Fri Apr 10 08:49:06 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Juilliard in NYC and Berklee (spelled this way) in Boston are oustanding. I know a jazz performance major at Berklee. But because you want to also have a non-musical major, I suggest a large university. Perhaps even Ohio State, if you don't fear the size. It's got an outstanding music program and is also internationally renown for its education across many fields.
Answered by Sweet Voltaire - Fri Apr 10 08:55:03 2009
Does anyone know any good Colleges/Universities where I can learn Computer Engineering?
Q. I want to be a Computer Engineer and many people have been telling me that there arent that many institutes for Computer Engineering in America. They all said there instittues outside of the U.S. (which I do not want to attend). If anyone is a computer engineer can you tell me what university you went to? Can anyone at least list some colleges/universities that have computer engineering?
Asked by SandZofPersiaj92 - Fri Aug 22 18:11:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely. There are computer engineering degree programs at CUNY colleges in NYC. www.cuny.edu
Answered by WeepingWillow86 - Fri Aug 22 18:19:57 2008
Q. I want to be a Computer Engineer and many people have been telling me that there arent that many institutes for Computer Engineering in America. They all said there instittues outside of the U.S. (which I do not want to attend). If anyone is a computer engineer can you tell me what university you went to? Can anyone at least list some colleges/universities that have computer engineering?
Asked by SandZofPersiaj92 - Fri Aug 22 18:11:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely. There are computer engineering degree programs at CUNY colleges in NYC. www.cuny.edu
Answered by WeepingWillow86 - Fri Aug 22 18:19:57 2008
What are the top journalism colleges and universities?
Q. i want to work on a magazine in california but i dont know which colleges/universities will provide me with the best journalism expirience.
Asked by Alyson - Sun Oct 11 21:00:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Northwestern and Columbia
Answered by bradhurt2003 - Sun Oct 11 21:04:18 2009
Q. i want to work on a magazine in california but i dont know which colleges/universities will provide me with the best journalism expirience.
Asked by Alyson - Sun Oct 11 21:00:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Northwestern and Columbia
Answered by bradhurt2003 - Sun Oct 11 21:04:18 2009
What are the most reliable colleges/universities in japan to go to and what are the best?
Q. What are the best colleges*hard to get in*/universities to go to in japan, and what are the acceptable colleges/universities...* least hard to get in*??
Asked by ITG_86 - Tue May 15 17:03:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Tokyo, and make sure that you have Japanese degree as your second language.
Answered by Aquanaut - Tue May 15 17:08:42 2007
Q. What are the best colleges*hard to get in*/universities to go to in japan, and what are the acceptable colleges/universities...* least hard to get in*??
Asked by ITG_86 - Tue May 15 17:03:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Tokyo, and make sure that you have Japanese degree as your second language.
Answered by Aquanaut - Tue May 15 17:08:42 2007
What are good colleges/universities for learning sciences (such as chemistry) located in Missouri?
Q. I want to become a scientist (such as a chemist) and I'm looking for colleges/universities in Missouri. If you can find any close to Columbia or St. Louis, please please please let me know. If you know of any websites where I may find lists of colleges/universites for science, that would be very helpful, too. Thank you so much!!! :)
Asked by bakerbabi22 - Wed Jan 20 20:37:28 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I want to become a scientist (such as a chemist) and I'm looking for colleges/universities in Missouri. If you can find any close to Columbia or St. Louis, please please please let me know. If you know of any websites where I may find lists of colleges/universites for science, that would be very helpful, too. Thank you so much!!! :)
Asked by bakerbabi22 - Wed Jan 20 20:37:28 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What are the best colleges/universities for a BS in Nursing?
Q. I will be applying to colleges soon and I want to get my BSN and continue on to be an RN or NP. Which American or Canadian 4 year universities have the best nursing programs? Is the University of Texas @ Austin nursing program any good? Thanks for any help!
Asked by doodle - Sun Jan 11 22:55:13 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honestly, as long as the school's nursing program is accredited by either the NLNAC or the CCNE then the school is just fine. You don't need to go to a big-name school with a well known reputation to get an excellent education in nursing, and going to a lesser known school will not impair your career prospects or future educational plans if you want to go on to grad school.
Answered by Jill - Mon Jan 12 11:39:25 2009
Q. I will be applying to colleges soon and I want to get my BSN and continue on to be an RN or NP. Which American or Canadian 4 year universities have the best nursing programs? Is the University of Texas @ Austin nursing program any good? Thanks for any help!
Asked by doodle - Sun Jan 11 22:55:13 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honestly, as long as the school's nursing program is accredited by either the NLNAC or the CCNE then the school is just fine. You don't need to go to a big-name school with a well known reputation to get an excellent education in nursing, and going to a lesser known school will not impair your career prospects or future educational plans if you want to go on to grad school.
Answered by Jill - Mon Jan 12 11:39:25 2009
If I graduate in 2009 when should I start applying to colleges/universities???
Q. Please add specific details in what I should do and what I should send to the colleges/universities. Also what SAT scores are reasonable for acceptance???
Asked by Asdfkj A - Mon Jul 21 20:40:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your high school guidance department is instrumental your senior year and will have all dates and time-lines established for you. They will no doubt provide opportunities for ACT and SAT preparation... take advantage of it. As for financial aid, the most important date is early January to submit your paperwork for FAFSA. You can certainly start applying now to colleges/universities, but be aware many now charge a fee to consider your application. You can best use your time now to decide the schools that meet your needs to narrow down your list. Once you have a list of perhaps 6 schools, you can find out their admission standards on-line; that means you'll know what kind of ACT/SAT scores are needed, in addition to GPA and other… [cont.]
Answered by Mike S - Mon Jul 21 20:47:39 2008
Q. Please add specific details in what I should do and what I should send to the colleges/universities. Also what SAT scores are reasonable for acceptance???
Asked by Asdfkj A - Mon Jul 21 20:40:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your high school guidance department is instrumental your senior year and will have all dates and time-lines established for you. They will no doubt provide opportunities for ACT and SAT preparation... take advantage of it. As for financial aid, the most important date is early January to submit your paperwork for FAFSA. You can certainly start applying now to colleges/universities, but be aware many now charge a fee to consider your application. You can best use your time now to decide the schools that meet your needs to narrow down your list. Once you have a list of perhaps 6 schools, you can find out their admission standards on-line; that means you'll know what kind of ACT/SAT scores are needed, in addition to GPA and other… [cont.]
Answered by Mike S - Mon Jul 21 20:47:39 2008
Are there any private colleges that transfer credits to state universities? ?
Q. Can anyone tell me some good community, technical, or private colleges that have transferable credits to state colleges/universities? I have been reading a little bit about JCC. Are there any other schools? I would like to go to a school that can help me get into a good university, but I do not want to have to redo credits that I already earned. I live in Louisville, Kentucky.
Asked by Kris - Thu Nov 20 20:09:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, but there is no universal answer to this question. Schools have what are called articulation agreements with other schools. You can request a copy of an articulation agreement between schools to see what exactly will transfer and as what. Many times, you can just find these on the school's website.
Answered by Jon B - Thu Nov 20 20:15:02 2008
Q. Can anyone tell me some good community, technical, or private colleges that have transferable credits to state colleges/universities? I have been reading a little bit about JCC. Are there any other schools? I would like to go to a school that can help me get into a good university, but I do not want to have to redo credits that I already earned. I live in Louisville, Kentucky.
Asked by Kris - Thu Nov 20 20:09:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, but there is no universal answer to this question. Schools have what are called articulation agreements with other schools. You can request a copy of an articulation agreement between schools to see what exactly will transfer and as what. Many times, you can just find these on the school's website.
Answered by Jon B - Thu Nov 20 20:15:02 2008
How would you rank these Colleges/ Universities?
Q. I am considering applying to these Universities in my upcoming senior year. All of these colleges have good academics but how would you rank them collectively in terms of social life, school spirit, diversity, basically just a good all around. Here are the schools: Northwestern University, Brown University, Dartmouth College, Virginia Tech, Duke University, Washington University in St. Louis, University of Virginia, University of Central Florida, and University of. Florida. Thank you
Asked by Jonathan - Tue Jul 28 21:22:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends on what YOU are looking for. Are big-time sports important to you? If so, then Duke and Florida might be your best choices. Do you want an urban location for the city life and potential internships? If so, then go with Wash U. or Northwestern. Do you want a campus that's somewhat isolated, so the most of the action is concentrated on the campus itself? Go with Dartmouth and V-Tech. Is a beautiful campus setting important to you? Go with Duke or UVA. Duke seems to have the whole package to me, but when my daughter visited the campus, she didn't think the students were nearly as welcoming or friendly as on the other campuses she visited (which included UVA, Northwestern, Wash U. and V-Tech). I've heard wonderful… [cont.]
Answered by Amaretta - Tue Jul 28 21:45:37 2009
Q. I am considering applying to these Universities in my upcoming senior year. All of these colleges have good academics but how would you rank them collectively in terms of social life, school spirit, diversity, basically just a good all around. Here are the schools: Northwestern University, Brown University, Dartmouth College, Virginia Tech, Duke University, Washington University in St. Louis, University of Virginia, University of Central Florida, and University of. Florida. Thank you
Asked by Jonathan - Tue Jul 28 21:22:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends on what YOU are looking for. Are big-time sports important to you? If so, then Duke and Florida might be your best choices. Do you want an urban location for the city life and potential internships? If so, then go with Wash U. or Northwestern. Do you want a campus that's somewhat isolated, so the most of the action is concentrated on the campus itself? Go with Dartmouth and V-Tech. Is a beautiful campus setting important to you? Go with Duke or UVA. Duke seems to have the whole package to me, but when my daughter visited the campus, she didn't think the students were nearly as welcoming or friendly as on the other campuses she visited (which included UVA, Northwestern, Wash U. and V-Tech). I've heard wonderful… [cont.]
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