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- Likes:
- Great faculty to talk and work with. In addition, great facilities which are open to all. In addition to this, many events are organized by student bodies making international students feel more welcome.
- Dislikes:
- While I do not feel that I dislike my college, I do not like the weather in Minneapolis. It gets colder during the winter months making it difficult to go out.
Course Curriculum:
No, I had to take up research and industrial opportunities.
Fees:
Ph.D. is paid by the university and advisor. No fees to be paid by student. We are paid a stipend of ~$30k/yr
Course Curriculum:
They are pretty challenging but rewarding in the end when you learn all the information
Fees:
The fees per semester are around $7500
- Likes:
- University of Minnesota, ranked amongst Top 20 University in the United States and there aid package plus the location drove me to choose the university. They have one of the most diverse campus across all 5 of them, with majors so unique and real world use, there was no doubt in my mind to choose this university in particular and go with their international business program.,
- One of the safest and most well-preserved with diverse student body campuses in all of the United States. All resources are provided and explained how to and where to utilise them to the most.
- Dislikes:
- The campus is a little far from the cities, which may not be a big Yikes since there are transportation available for free, and paid as well. Good opportunity to earn money while on campus but still not enough, since mostly goes to the Work-Study program funds, which is for Domestic Students only.
Course Curriculum:
As a freshman coming from an Indian curriculum, I'd say it's in an Intermediate mode so far although hearing my seniors; it takes a pace from the second year and to not be fogged by the illusion of an easy curriculum, in regards to it is still on a good pace, understandable, and very much practical.
Fees:
13,536 USD for the whole year tuition.
- Likes:
- During my research journey, I have been following up to Professor Bo Hu who is famous faculty in my area of research. I have known him through various publications and conference. I contacted him over email incorporating CV, Cover Letter, SOP etc.,
- The staffs were so helpful. Right from the evening of visa process, they helped me out every step in detail. For the English proficiency test, the University has its own certified English Exam. It allowed me to give my 40 mins virtual exam and give. Moreover, Research is all about the supervisor and student team work.,
- The mentor was super cool and supportive. Weekly meeting, supervisor's constructive feedback made my hardship time or covid time research a successful one. All the faculties, lab group, analytical facilities were wonderful. Best part was that, during the covid, they provide a huge lab with full of facilities or single student.
- Dislikes:
- I don't have much dislike to point out from University perspective. But the winter there was extremely cold. As my stay was short duration, I was not able to access few of intranet sit which updates about the University activities, holidays, bus service etc. The bus service information did not update sometimes and I missed most of it
Course Curriculum:
Yes, we were trained for 1 month before exposure to lab regarding SOP of the instrument.
It was wonderful and great. I feel great that I could get the chance to extend to bilateral development and cultural exchange.
- Likes:
- Financially feasible, and good ranking for the computer science in IS.
Fees:
$32000/year
It was scary at first moving to a new country and not knowing anything but the welcoming nature and inclusiveness of the people made me feel at home and the curriculum is designed well and had ample opportunities to grow in this environment.
- Likes:
- Curriculum is research based, numerous subfields of robotics research are available like -Computer Vision and Cognition, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and Estimation and Automated Monitoring, distinguished faculty
- Dislikes:
- I don't dislike anything yet.
Course Curriculum:
Focused on highly sought after robotics and AI courses like Computer vision, robot sensing and estimation, intelligent robots, Deep learning as well.
Fees:
Around 55000$.
Course Curriculum:
I think there needs to be more actuarial science related classes to help me on while applying to jobs.
Fees:
The tuition that I pay is around $10,000 a year. I have loans through Sallie Mae to pay for college. I wasn't awarded any scholarship at UMD because I was a transfer student and there aren't many scholarships available for transfer students. I pay less because I live off-campus so I don't have to pay for dorm.
Course Curriculum:
Depending on the school I would say they have a wide verity. They offer a lot of different courses within the different programs and give every student an opportunity to try other classes within other programs.
Fees:
It was done per semester, I was charged through my U of M account. I was charged a lot because of tuition, which is higher than most schools
Course Curriculum:
I think it?s perfect for my program and it covers everything that I need to know to be equipped for a job in business management. I really liked my leadership class because it taught me how to do a good job of being a good leader.
Fees:
You pay per semester. You also pay for housing and food and textbooks. Some athletes get paid to live on campus.
Course Curriculum:
I think that the course curriculum is quite tough, which is pretty widely known, but I do believe it should be considered a BS instead of a BA. I also think that the courses that are part of the major are relevant to the career paths generally taken by such majors.
Fees:
There are many fees included in the structure including tuition, books, dorms, student fees to use things such as the school gym, and other resources around campus.
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