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- Likes:
- Research facilities - some of the best in the world,
- Infrastructure - easily accessible buildings, well connected with the city, spacious,
- Curriculum - there is something for everyone,
- Diversity - liberal, LGBTQ friendly
- Dislikes:
- Community- Personally, I would have liked more outreach support,
- Segregation fees- In spite of having a stipend, we had to pay segregation fees which can be financially demanding
Course Curriculum:
Students have the liberty to choose courses as per their requirements. My research was in the field of smart manufacturing and I had an interest in biomechanics. I was able to find the right courses to meet my needs. There were courses that gave us both industrial and research exposure through field visits and guest lectures.
Fees:
Without funding the amount per year would be $43265.
- Likes:
- Supporting advisor - Personally for Industrial Engineering we have a very kind advisor
- Dislikes:
- Cold - it gets really unbearable during the winters,
- Lack of affordable grocery stores nearby,
- Limited buses at night time, that is after 8pm,
- Limited Sunlight during winters
Course Curriculum:
Very recent & up to the industry level, the curriculum keeps on revising once every 3 years.
Fees:
1,200$ per credit + 2000$ segregated fees + taxes
Course Curriculum:
Very great curriculum. One particular course allows us to collaborate with a company and work for them to gain hands on experience
Fees:
1200 per credit. 24 credits to graduate
- Likes:
- Great set of coursework for computer engineering. Professors in the past have done pioneering research work. Tuition and cost of living is very affordable plus Madison is a very safe city.,
- Madison is a very safe city with good public transport and the cost of living is less compared to other major cities. Tuition is also very affordable. Great coursework with strong emphasis on research and is one of the best universities for systems (OS, distributed, data systems, etc) engineering. Plenty of opportunities for TA/RA/part time.
- Dislikes:
- Weather is not very friendly but is manageable with the right set of clothes. All graduate level courses require you to read research papers on a regular basis and the projects will also be research centered. It will be difficult at first but you’ll soon get used to it.
Course Curriculum:
Coursework is very good, you’ll get the opportunity to learn from professors working on cutting edge research. ESP good for computer architecture. Plenty of opportunities for research, you can email professors and talk to them about your interests.
Fees:
Tuition is ~$1200 per credit. Total would be around 40000 - 45000 with insurance. Cost of living depends on your lifestyle but you can get apartments with a private room for <$700.
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