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- Likes:
- By pursuing an undergraduate program in Finance from the Kelley School of Business, I intend to gain a deeper understanding in the fields of corporate finance, financial reporting, and cost management. This would enable me to build ‘great ships’ and keep them from ‘sinking’. Furthermore, the ‘Security Trading and Market Making’ elective excites me since I have a keen interest in the stock market. I eagerly follow my country’s National Stock Exchange and Bombay Stock Exchange and I also invest in index funds. A business and finance degree with Kelley School of Business will inculcate in me the skills and knowledge required to monitor financial markets and the performance of individual securities/ commodities. In addition, The IUSG first year internship program will give me the opportunity to utilize and develop my leadership skills, thereby making me ‘future ready’!,
- I like the fact that IU hosts events on a daily basis that an are free to attend and make the student feel light after a heavy week of studying. Carnivals, balance week( an all day event that goes on for weeks to manage students mental health during finals week) and many more extracurricular activities in sports really help the student to cool off. Moreover, the place became home to me in a period of only 9 months.
- Dislikes:
- One thing I did not like about my university is the food! Being an international student I found the food average and had problems with the quality of food in my freshman year. After talking to a few locals as well, I understood that they too had such problems even though they were locally situated.
Course Curriculum:
Our course curriculum is really relevant and updated according to the world events. We are taught using real world examples which makes it easier to understand as we have a reference point. As of now we haven’t been given any research experience. As a sophomore I think such opportunities will open up to me!
Fees:
Tuition fee: 57,999 USD
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is very flexible, reasearch exposure is pretty good too. Wish the career services were a little more involved in terms of helping with jobs
Fees:
The fee is $48000
- Likes:
- It had the #7 best business school in the US and along with that I received a very good scholarship. Another reason was that I was close to my local guardian who lives 4 hours away.,
- Indiana University has a very well spread out and great campus, with new and modern infrastructure. I also like the fact that even though it is huge, it is very well connected through public transportation. Another thing that I love about this college is their team of faculty and advisors. They are very well equipped to help you out in every way possible.
- Dislikes:
- There are very few things that I dislike about this university, but the biggest one is the availability of affordable food on campus without buying a meal plan. In my first year I did not realise this problem as I had a meal plan and I could get food very easily from the dinning halls, but after moving off campus the food has become very expensive to purchase out of pocket. So I believe that they could improve on this a little bit.
Course Curriculum:
The course for the first two years was repetitive as I had already studied that in high school. However, the course syllabus from third year onwards is very relevant and teaches us about real world topics and issues that can be used on the job. No we were not given any industrial exposure or research experience.
Fees:
The total fees is around $40,000 per year which adds up to $160,000 for a 4 year program like mine.
- Likes:
- I chose this university because it’s school of business was highly ranked (Kelley School of Business is top 8 business schools in the US). I also loved the campus because it’s very beautiful and felt like home. I chose to major in Finance because I’m mathematically inclined and like working with numbers.
Course Curriculum:
I think the first two years at the Kelley School of Business prepare you really well to enter most fields in business. They give you a lot of applicable and relevant knowledge. The second two years give you a lot of knowledge specific to your interests and prepare you to enter the industry more than most other new grads are prepared.
Fees:
The university raises their fees almost every year, so as an out of state student I am currently paying around 19,000 USD for tuition per semester (38000 USD in the year). This does not include housing fees and meal plans.
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum of the courses has been ensured to be relevant in the modern market as well as future markets. All aspects of business are taught as well as the opportunity to take general education courses will ensure all round development.
Fees:
The fee is around $50,000 per year.
Course Curriculum:
I found the course curriculum to be very updated and enriching. There are various requirements such as breadth and depth requirements that ensure that each student knows core areas well and specialises in area of their interest. There is also a requirement to pass efficiency test in one foreign language (German/French/Russian). This is very helpful because some research papers are not written in English. Various seminars are also conducted that help students. I found their academic approach very holistic and based on learning and knowledge instead of being a race for grades. Each student is also assigned an academic mentor (a faculty) and a peer mentor (a senior PhD student) for personalised guidance throughout the program.
I chose to this university because it has great faculty working in the area of my interest (Functional Analysis and Operator Theory). At IIT Delhi, we follow books written by authors that have worked/studied at Indiana University. In fact, my current supervisor (Prof. Hari Bercovici) at IU was my top choice because I was inspired by a book written by him. His research credentials are amazing and that’s what matters the most in PhD. The university’s math department ranks 34 and it’s situated in Bloomington which is a very pleasant place to live. I also had offers from - University of Oregon, University of California (Davis) and NYU(unfunded).
Course Curriculum:
The course is very relevant to current affairs and the faculty will go out of their way to make it relevant to the current situation. It is a fairly competitive business program with great placements. Getting a high GPA is not difficult and as of now I have not been given any research experience but I'm sure in the following years I will be.
Fees:
$52,000 USD
Course Curriculum:
The current course curriculum I am taking at Indiana University has been challenging, but overall pretty manageable. I like my classes and my professors are very helpful. The material gets hard but office hours are very helpful and so are the free tutors.
Fees:
There are a bunch of different fees for living on campus freshman year but most were not that expensive. Instead of buying my textbooks from the bookstore on campus I rented them off of amazon for way cheaper.
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