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| 19th July 2012 06:19 PM | |
| guri kaur |
Re: Which are the universities in America that I can apply to do my masters? hi...!! -->following are the universities:- *university of california-los angeles *florida state university *florida international university *university of washington-seattle campus *indiana university-seattle campus *new york university *purdue university(main campus) *university of michigan -ann arbor allthe best....go ahead!! |
| 16th July 2012 05:35 PM | |
| nikhu99 |
Re: Which are the universities in America that I can apply to do my masters? Dear friend , I have given following detailed list about universities in america for compliting master degree............ The specific subject areas and degree programs available at a given school will impact a student's choice of university. Common master's degree programs culminate in Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Divinity and Master of Education degrees. There are far too many master's degrees to list them all, but some examples of popular master's programs include: Master of Business Administration Master of Public Health Master of Social Work Master of Science in Nursing Master of Science in Information Technology Master of Science in Mathematics Master of Arts in Communication While master's degrees are offered in most of the same areas in which a bachelor's degree is available, that doesn't mean all universities offer master's degrees in all of these fields. Students should ensure that a school not only offers programs in their chosen field, but at the level they desire. When choosing a school for a master's degree, tuition is a factor that impacts many students' choices. Tuition for credits towards a master's degree is often more expensive than for an undergraduate degree. Students pursuing a degree at an out-of-state or private college will face higher tuition costs than those seeking a degree at a public, in-state university. Many students seek financial assistance to meet their tuition costs; financial assistance can take the form of loans, grants, assistantships and teaching positions. A school's types of financial aid and ability to provide it can influence a student's choice of master's program. Class size is a consideration when choosing a master's program as well. Although material and instruction style vary by field, most courses in graduate school tend to have fewer students. Many students find that smaller class sizes allow more personalized attention and feedback that is critical for successfully completing their master's program. Even master's programs in the same field may vary from school to school. For instance, some universities may offer thesis and non-thesis versions of the same program. Students may wish to compare school programs to see what unique options and opportunities they may offer, including internships, special projects and study abroad. Largest Universities with Master's Degree are as bellows........... Arizona State University Ohio State University University of Florida University of Minnesota-Twin Cities University of Central Florida The University of Texas at Austin Texas A & M University Michigan State University University of South Florida Pennsylvania State University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign New York University University of Wisconsin-Madison Purdue University-Main Campus University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Indiana University-Bloomington University of Washington-Seattle Campus Florida International University Florida State University University of California-Los Angeles GOOD LUCK................ |
| 16th July 2012 05:33 PM | |
| nikhu99 |
Re: Which are the universities in America that I can apply to do my masters? Dear friend , I have given following detailed list about universities in america for compliting master degree............ The specific subject areas and degree programs available at a given school will impact a student's choice of university. Common master's degree programs culminate in Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Divinity and Master of Education degrees. There are far too many master's degrees to list them all, but some examples of popular master's programs include: Master of Business Administration Master of Public Health Master of Social Work Master of Science in Nursing Master of Science in Information Technology Master of Science in Mathematics Master of Arts in Communication While master's degrees are offered in most of the same areas in which a bachelor's degree is available, that doesn't mean all universities offer master's degrees in all of these fields. Students should ensure that a school not only offers programs in their chosen field, but at the level they desire. When choosing a school for a master's degree, tuition is a factor that impacts many students' choices. Tuition for credits towards a master's degree is often more expensive than for an undergraduate degree. Students pursuing a degree at an out-of-state or private college will face higher tuition costs than those seeking a degree at a public, in-state university. Many students seek financial assistance to meet their tuition costs; financial assistance can take the form of loans, grants, assistantships and teaching positions. A school's types of financial aid and ability to provide it can influence a student's choice of master's program. Class size is a consideration when choosing a master's program as well. Although material and instruction style vary by field, most courses in graduate school tend to have fewer students. Many students find that smaller class sizes allow more personalized attention and feedback that is critical for successfully completing their master's program. Even master's programs in the same field may vary from school to school. For instance, some universities may offer thesis and non-thesis versions of the same program. Students may wish to compare school programs to see what unique options and opportunities they may offer, including internships, special projects and study abroad. Largest Universities with Master's Degree are as bellows........... Arizona State University Ohio State University University of Florida University of Minnesota-Twin Cities University of Central Florida The University of Texas at Austin Texas A & M University Michigan State University University of South Florida Pennsylvania State University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign New York University University of Wisconsin-Madison Purdue University-Main Campus University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Indiana University-Bloomington University of Washington-Seattle Campus Florida International University Florida State University University of California-Los Angeles GOOD LUCK................ |
| 25th March 2012 11:13 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Which are the universities in America that I can apply to do my masters? Please i would like to know what universities in America that i can apply to do my masters. I had a third class in agricultural science and i would like to know where i can continue my studies. Would be grateful if i receive a response. My e-mail adress is [email protected]. Thank you. |
