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- Likes:
- Love the professors, the networking opportunities, the alumni connection, the extracurriculars the presence of all sorts of religious and identity houses.
- Dislikes:
- Love the professors, the networking opportunities, the alumni connection, the extracurriculars the presence of all sorts of religious and identity houses. Hate the cohort intake there are 300+ people in 1 cohort and hence the entire experience is ruined you have to fight to get into basic courses, fight to become Ta, fight for on-campus jobs, fight to get the career councils attention. PLEASE ASK THE ADMISSION COORDINATOR WHAT WILL BE THE COHORT SIZE BEFORE JOINING ANY UNIVERSITY. DO NOT ATTEND IF IT IS MORE THAN 100.
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum is great and up to date, some courses actually use the latest news and trends in technology. You have several opportunities within courses and outside of academics to work with several startups. I worked with 5 startups in my 3 semesters and that was the lowest effort.
Fees:
$72000 with accommodation it goes up to $95000. Don't take unsecured loans with variable interests. try to get schools with scholarships Duke is private and doesn't offer many scholarships. Find fixed loans and finance what you can.
- Likes:
- The ranking for both the program and the university was one of the highest in USA. Apart from it's reputation, it was the course flexibility that attracted me to be here,
- I like the flexibility with the courses here. I can take electives based on my career path and can new courses as well if I am looking to pivot to some other career path. We have live case studies in our subjects helping us to work on real time problem that tech is facing currently.
- Dislikes:
- There isn't anything that I dislike but an co-op addition can be beneficial. Currently we are not allowed a full time co-op for six months but we can choose for a part time option to work through out the semester. Co-op helpings building stronger connections which helps in ensuring the internship conversion to full time.
Course Curriculum:
It is really good. You get to work on live case studies, real industry projects and good experience when it comes to projects similar to what happens in the outside professional world.
Fees:
60000 USD for 18 months tuition.
- Likes:
- The ranking for both the program and the university was one of the highest in USA. Apart from it's reputation, it was the course flexibility that attracted me to be here,
- I like the flexibility with the courses here. I can take electives based on my career path and can new courses as well if I am looking to pivot to some other career path. We have live case studies in our subjects helping us to work on real time problem that tech is facing currently.
- Dislikes:
- There isn't anything that I dislike but an co-op addition can be beneficial. Currently we are not allowed a full time co-op for six months but we can choose for a part time option to work through out the semester. Co-op helpings building stronger connections which helps in ensuring the internship conversion to full time.
Course Curriculum:
It is really good. You get to work on live case studies, real industry projects and good experience when it comes to projects similar to what happens in the outside professional world.
Fees:
60000 USD for 18 months tuition.
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