I'm planning on to study marketing at master levels, which school are best for marketing major, and which state is generally "safer" and not too urbanize such as New York?  I have a few school in minds but I got the informations from websites therefore they won't be the best indications for me.. please help :)
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Berkeley because the college scene there is unlike any other...where else are you going to have a naked guy?  Everyone there is very chill and open to new things, unlike UCLA which is a bit more uptight and USC which is just a bunch of rich kids.  Also you'll be close to San Fransisco which is one the greatest cities in CA.  Good luck where ever you choose!
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In CA, the best would be USC or UCLA.\n\nHowever, there are a lot of other good schools not in California if you would be interested, including Columbia University, NYU, Ithaca College, and Weseleyan University.  Hope these names are something different than what you've been hearing. Vote me for best answer! :)
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Aberdeen is a great place to study. I spent 4 yrs there, a huge variety of clubs for all tastes. Go enjoy it, and don't be too worried about the budget, there is always fun to be had and great deals for students.
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The University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business offers a marketing program. USC is a highly ranked private institution that has a highly respected reputation and excellent alumni network throughout the world.
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I went to the AIH (Houston) and recieved a degree in Visual Communication. Even though this was 12 years ago, I had friends who were in the fashion design program. They loved it. It is intense, and you cant miss any classes or you will fall behind. Its worth your money depending on what area you want to be in. Two of my friends ended up as buyers for department stores. One did go to new york but the competition is fierse there!.  I think you need to figure out what area you want to work end AFTER you finish school and then decide. The AI is good for some areas, but not for all.
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Neither are highly rated MBA programs -- though neither school is a joke, either.  But only the highly rated schools are going to be able to open doors to the really high paying jobs.  If these are your only two choices, you should base your decision on where you want to be when you get out -- because it won't be easy to get a job in a different area when you get out.  Do youwant to live in Houston or the NY/NJ area?
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Both of them are pretty prestigious schools and you wont really go wrong either way. If your program is a little bit better at michigan then id recommend going there but if you are unsure or they are about equal i would say NYU is gonna look better on most of your resumes unless your planning on living in the midwest where a u of m degree holds some weight.
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Morristown is a nice place, but I would check with some people who have direct contact or expereince with the University,  I generally like the feel of smaller liberal arts schools myself, and find that some of the best and healthiest student-teacher-school relationships are found there.  Not saying anything bad about big-box schools, it is all about what is best for you. Oh, and please for the sake of your future don't for a second take anything in US News and World Report's "college rankings".  Those rankings are compiled with one thing in mind only, making USN&WR money, not trying to help you find the right place for you.
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It has a good reputation, especially if you are a devout Catholic.  It's not much of a party school, and the Portuguese-language community in New York is not enormous.  But New York is very expensive.  You might also look into the similar Marquette University, in Milwaukee; similar climate, but much less expensive (in a smaller city, but close to Chicago).
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Once you have your degree there is no further studies for teach marketing, just your knowledge will lead you to the career you have in mind..☺
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Need more information on where you are located to suggest a program.\n\nBut I agree with your decision ot major in psychology. No major is "worth it" unless you have a passion about and affinity for the material.  Its not worth your time and tuition dollars to specialize in a degree that you don't enjoy - you'll just end up in a job/career you don't enjoy.\n\nSo if you like psychology the best, absolutely major in it!\n\nWhile many psychology majors go on to graduate school, this isn't essential in order for you to get a job.  One skill unique to your major is learning the issues involved with research on human subjects.  This makes you qualified for positions in marketing/advertising, clinical research positions with hospitals or pharmaceutical companies, case management, human resources, etc.\n\nLife should be about more than just a paycheck - don't sell your future happiness for few thousand dollars more.\n\nGood luck with your decision.
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East Carolina is a great school, I have a brother there. I just moved from NC.  But you need to have your head on straight because its considered a "party school"  but the school over all is great.  If you are interested in NC schools others to consider are UNCPembroke.  Small but great programs and small enough classes to be noticed and get special attention from professors if needed. This is were I got my B.S. in Biology from.  UNCWilmington is also good.  Then there is always the bigger schools like Chapel Hill and Duke.  Appalachian State in Boone is also good, I have a brother there too.
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Go for general studies first. What do you like to do. If you dont like math, then I hope you can write. Careers are full of one or the other. I am no good in math and decided to be a Mass Communications major specializing in Strategic Public Relations. In other words I make companies and people look good. Interested?
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Hey my friend is going there because it is an excellent business school, but we were looking and ranking to see whose school was ranked higher and one place had it ranked 4th followed by Duke and Stanford which where tied for 5.... sooo she got me!! lol But it looks great in comparison to others!!!
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I went to Northeastern in Boston: not a good choice for me - big commuter school, not a big "campus" atmosphere.  I transferred and ended up at Ithaca College in Ithaca, NY.  It was great, mainly because of my program in the communications school and because there were things going on around campus.
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Central Michigan University would be worth looking into. They have a good graphic design program. Located in Mt. Pleasant, the university is a mid-major. Division one for sports but a relatively small (18,000) student enrollment. The city of Mt. Pleasant itself is also not large (little over 100,00) but close to a lot of things. This would probably be in the price range you are looking for tuition wise. For more check out www.cmich.edu