M.P.H from University Of Arizona [UA], Tucson - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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- Likes:
- I love the research and the beautiful campus. So many friendly people.,
- Good environment, and the weather takes some getting used to but it is genuinely beautiful.
- Dislikes:
- The city is very dangerous so stay on campus.,
- Living/housing and eating is expensive and I would recommend not buying the meal plans.,
- The math department is lackluster.
Course Curriculum:
I was given lots of research experiences with a rigorous workload, including honors courses.
My overall experience is overwhelmingly positive. I met a lot of incredibly nice people and my program's research is cutting-edge. My PI's were all very nice and I like being able to be hands-on. I have joined the MCBC and gaming club. My dorm is extremely clean. I chose this college because of the research opportunities and great program/connections/networking.
- Likes:
- University of Arizona has good course curriculum and good rankings as well. Their course is thorough so I chose it.,
- University is nice and the exposure and teaching given is pretty good. There are a lot of opportunities to learn and grow in this university and the faculty and staff is great as well. The subjects and testing environment is good aswell.
- Dislikes:
- The weather here in Tucson can get a little hot, which might be a problem for some but otherwise the university of arizona is a great place to be. Some changes in culture might be hard for a foreign grad student to adopt to but otherwise they make sure you feel at home.
Course Curriculum:
Yes, for now it has been relevant but I have just joined so I need to look at how it goes.
Fees:
$33,000 approximately for one year is the tuition fee.
- Likes:
- To start off my research and development in the field of astrophysics I needed to start from basic and learn about the sub branches of this field along with what really interests me in pursuing further. The simplification of complex concepts was very beneficial to me in that idea to learn the basics before starting to work in the field.,
- The University of Arizona excels in its ability to present complex astrophysics concepts in an easily understandable manner, making it an ideal learning environment for students. The faculty's skill in breaking down intricate theories into digestible content ensures that students can grasp even the most challenging ideas with ease.,
- Moreover, the astrophysics program at the University of Arizona takes a refreshing approach to assessments. The tests are designed in a way that turns the learning process into an enjoyable experience. The incorporation of interactive elements, practical applications, and real-world scenarios transforms traditional testing into an engaging adventure.,
- In essence, the University of Arizona's commitment to simplifying complex concepts and its innovative approach to testing contribute to a uniquely enriching educational journey in the field of astrophysics.
- Dislikes:
- Some advanced learners might find that the material lacks the depth they desire. Striking a balance between accessibility and challenging content could be a consideration. If you aim to learn the basics to understand what interests you the most and what is just a fun knowledge to know about this coursework would provide much more clarity to those people.,
- For students who are seeking an extremely rigorous and highly competitive academic environment, the emphasis on making concepts easily understandable and tests enjoyable could be perceived as lacking in challenge. They might be looking for a program that pushes them to their limits academically.
Course Curriculum:
Yes definitely, it had all the recent studies and research on space missions and the content was well formed.
Fees:
2000-3000 in rupees i.e under 40 dollars.
- Likes:
- The factors that made pick this University was highly specialized program, faculty and generous amount of need based aid.,
- The best thing about my university was highly specialised course and mentors. The cohort was highly diverse bringing in wide view of experiences in class room discussion. The faculty were also very supportive in giving good mentorship.
- Dislikes:
- "The visa restrictions for non stem major graduates was one disappointing factor. Also Tucson was not a great location to be at. It was far from metropolitan setup. There was not enough job opportunities. "
Course Curriculum:
Well the course is updated with all the recent updates in the industry. The program offered great real word learning experience.
Fees:
$26,000
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum can be challenging depending on the subject. But I think that's good due to when you leave college, the job market you'll be competing in will be full of obstacles so if you can be successful in challenging courses, you'll experience the same result in your career.
Fees:
A lot of our mandatory fees are for clubs around campus and athletics. While I personally believe students should have a say in where they want their money to go, it's nice that the university tries to support different organizations.
Course Curriculum:
It's very driven. The CHS offers a lot of opportunities for the students. We have events and are highly supported by the university. Some programs are costly and it would be nice if there were more scholarships.
Fees:
Fees include technology, and online inclusive access course. There are also fees for any labs and specialty courses. There are fees regarding any extra credit opportunities such as films pertaining to the subject. There are also scholarship fees
Course Curriculum:
I think it is a very strong course curriculum. The classes all challenge me and have a good variety of learning styles. I take two online classes and two in-person classes and all of them are going well.
Fees:
The fees were broke down into regular tuition, then room and board, then books and other service charges. Another system they use is called bursars and is through the bookstore and is a way for us to use our student cat card and to buy anything and it is directly charged to our tuition account.
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