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- Likes:
- I chose this university to work with Dr.Bertrand Cambou who is well known for his cybersystems research with US army,
- Research opportunities, professors pushing students to do more- it can get frustrating but we understand it's value later, Library, gym, safety - police car keeps moving around the university to make sure no one is unsafe, access to all the information, life in Flagstaff is amazing with beautiful san Francisco peaks, snow, professors being extremely helpful - note that you need to ask for help to get support and help. No one will come and help without you asking for it. The healthcare is amazing here, every student is attended well and with care.
- Dislikes:
- The fact that they don't have Indian food on campus. Some information on how to pick classes also can be a little clearer. We had to ask other people on how to pick classes. But now they have a advisor who helps everyone with classes to pick so I don't know how that changes things for future students
Course Curriculum:
There are a lot of research opportunities in this university. They make you take research credits with professor's and gain research experience first hand. The curriculum is set to be difficult as it forces you to learn new things. This is what we came to learn and we get our money's worth. They have major projects in each class which focuses on finding a solution to a problem. This introduces us to real world applications. Through my research I was given the opportunity to work with Intel for 2 years and I received an internship with them as well.
Fees:
$20000 per year, but since I received a GRA, I didn't have to pay after my first semester. Also, to note, every semester, the fees change a little. It is not a constant number. The prices change based on the courses you pick and the number of credits you take.
- Likes:
- Scholarship is one of the main criteria, Good Approval rate, good student to teacher ratio.,
- Culture, diversity, staff, infrastructure, teaching, playgrounds, Research opportunities.,
- The learning outcomes ,The chance to play and enjoy yourself , potential earnings, Learning valuable skills, Accessing better job benefits.
- Dislikes:
- Too many exams, Balancing work, school, and personal life, Financial challenges, Emotional and mental health challenges, The school's rules, The cost of college, too many rules to deal with, apart from this we can say that this is one of the best colleges to study
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is updated and it is relevant to the industrial exposure.
Fees:
it is around 40 lakhs for masters.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum was my favorite part of this university. I was given a large choice of classes and I was able to cater my choices to my major emphasis. For example, I focused on Human Resources and took classes that concentrated on the business side of psychology. There were also several elective options that were incredibly fun.
Fees:
Since it was an in-state school, I paid $24,000 a year for tuition, room, and board and other miscellaneous fees. I was able to afford college by becoming an RA to get my room and board paid for. I did have to take out a few personal loans through Sallie Mae but also received a scholarship (President's scholarship, $6,000) that was awarded for my GPA.
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