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- Likes:
- It has really good infrastructure and a lot of events and clubs where students can participate and learn many things. It has really good placement and career fair happening around
- Dislikes:
- The only disadvantage is the location it is located in Oklahoma where it is not a big city but I personally like it as it is super calm and safe and a lot of college vibe.
Course Curriculum:
It is on par with current industry trends and updates, oftentimes.
Fees:
Tuition fee: 40000
- Likes:
- I really liked the curriculum offered by my program. The topics were very detailed. The faulty was also fantastic. Stillwater has very low living expenses compared to most cities in the USA and the program has a high ROI. Placement statistics is very good.,
- My University has a very good curriculum and the faculty is fantastic. It has high ROI and living expenses are low compared to other cities. The chance of getting assistantships and part times is high. The university has great placement statistics.
- Dislikes:
- There is nothing I genuinely dislike about my University. I am thankful for the enriching educational experience, supportive community, and excellent resources it provides. The campus itself is beautiful, safe, and conducive to both learning and personal development.
Course Curriculum:
Course Curriculum includes latest topics in the industry and is very detailed. We were given an exposure to work on an year long industry project which helped us deal with real world data. The curriculum also needs you to work on a research paper which was great as we were able to present it in various conferences.
Fees:
Around $40,000 for 4 semesters
- Likes:
- This course is good for those interested in computer science and college infrastructure is also good.
Course Curriculum:
The syllabus is good. The syllabus is updated one and there are new courses.
Fees:
30 lakhs tuition fees.
Course Curriculum:
Some companies in healthcare and finance domain use SAS for data analysis. This is not open source. The curriculum gives good exposure to SAS and we are required to get some basic certifications in SAS. There is lot of flexibility in terms of curriculum which can be used for selecting electives and tracks in analytics field. Also there are lot of courses in statistics and computer science department which we can choose if required. The course work is not very hectic as the entire program is laid out in 2 years. Prior to internship, we get good exposure for all the basics in the first year of the program. This helps during internship .
1) Low cost of living and good ROI. Stillwater is a small college town and not that expensive. Also the tuition fee of the program is not very high. There is good chance for assistanships from second semester onwards. Assistanships can cover lot of financial things. 2) The program is repurted and has straing alumuni base. 3) Good chances of internship. Good success rate in the program. 4) Mandatory to submit one research paper in SAS conference and also participate in case competitions. This gives very good exposure
Course Curriculum:
It’s really good. Balanced coursework and well known faculty are plus
Fees:
33,000 dollars for three semesters. If given an assistantship tuition fee will be waived off and the remaining fees can be paid from the stipend you receive.
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Oklahoma State University (OSU) in the United States typically requires applicants to have completed a four-year bachelor's degree or its equivalent from an accredited institution. However, OSU does evaluate applications on a case-by-case basis, and in some cases, may accept applicants with a three-year bachelor's degree from certain countries. If you have a three-year bachelor's degree and are interested in applying to OSU, I would recommend contacting the Office of Undergraduate Admissions or the Graduate College for guidance on the application process and to inquire about the eligibility of your degree.