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- Likes:
- I like the campus and infrastructure. I like how the professors are open to helping the students outside of class. There are events and activities around the year and there are abundant part-time opportunities on campus for the students.
- Dislikes:
- What I don’t like is the fact that my course seems just like a revision of my bachelor’s course in AI. I expected it to be more advanced.
Course Curriculum:
I’m personally confused if my undergrad course was too great or my current course could have been better but, I feel like I am just revisiting all the topics I learnt in my undergrad. Not everyone feels the same as people come from different backgrounds.the curriculum provides everyone with the essential knowledge through the core courses and lets them further explore the areas of their interests through electives. However, there could be more industrial exposure and research.
Fees:
My tuition fee is around $50K
Course Curriculum:
All the courses were really relevant. It was a STEM business course, so both the technical and business aspect were maintained really well throughout the program. We were given the experience to work directly with companies on two capstone projects.
Fees:
$45000 after scholarship. It's just the university fees.
- Likes:
- Campus Life was good. It had a very new and growing department called Creative Technology and Design.,
- The campus life and location were great situated right in the middle of the mountains. if you are a person for whom campus life is important then UCB is the right place for you. If you love being outdoors, camping, hiking, traveling then you are going to love UCB. The professors and the facilities were also great and the aerospace department is one of the best in the country. Public transport and bus System is also well developed in the town.
- Dislikes:
- If you are someone who likes nightlife or city life then things can get a little lonely. Also the rent in Boulder is way too high, due to high demand it gets really hard especially for grad students to find a decent accommodation close to campus.
Course Curriculum:
Yes. My department provided me with a lot of exposure. they always bought in guest speakers who talked about their fields.
Fees:
$14k per semester
- Likes:
- I’ve chosen your place for two main reasons. First one is the study program. I went through the curriculum for all 2 years, checked every course, and I find your curriculum superior to other competing universities in the country. Second reason is the location of the campus. The campus is located near the beautiful mountains which makes my day joyful in the campus,,
- The Flexible and Dynamic Course Curriculum makes it one of the best Universities to enroll in as the professors are highly renowned in the industry and their teachings are vividly used in the industry making the student industry oriented.
- Dislikes:
- The only thing that I dislike over here is the Unpredictable climate in Boulder. I have suffered severe cold conditions mainly in the months from December to March. The best time of the year which I feel is Summer which lasts for 3 months from June to August.
Course Curriculum:
The projects that I am working currently makes me a potential candidate for the Jobs in the US.
Fees:
The tuition fees is 50k dollars.
Course Curriculum:
I believe that the course curriculum is proficient in helping students to learn basic material, but as with anything, could be improved drastically. In some areas, such as the political science major, the initial year of education within the major courses leaves a political science major feeling lost as to what they want to do for a potential career.
Fees:
I don't really know that much about the fees for my attendance since my mom is an accountant and does that sort of thing very well. However, I do know that we pay in-state tuition, as well as a fee for boarding, meal plan, and books for each class.
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