I've got admission from both, which one is better for graduate study? I am an international student.
125633
from an international recognition stand point ... Queens...
58679
Iowa State has a better reputation than Iowa.  However, Iowa is getting a bunch of new faculty and is getting newly remodeled buildings, which is a definate plus.  You should definately visit them all - they pay for it anyway - and see which ones have people that you can see yourself working for and if they are places where you could be happy.  Conventional wisdom is that you should like at least three professors in the school to which you are going.  Your current advisor can give you the US News and World Report relative rankings of graduate programs.  They have one that is specifically for organic.
197896
HI there I'm a fellow sydneysider. Sydney UNiversity (USYD) is by far the most prestigious reputable University in the country. Its located right in the city and has a great repuation. After that The University Of New South Wales (UNSW) would be equal and The UNiverity of Technology, Sydney (UTS). Otherwise if you didnt want to be in the city try the UNiveristy Of Wollongong, UNiveristy of Western Sydney and My fave  Macquarie University. If you don't like any of these theres always my uni University of newcastle which is about 2 hours north of sydney at ourimbah. All the best
609403
A uk degree is far better than the one offered by australian university , because of the education standards there.besides most of the univ in Uk have a better reputation on world map than australian univ.I ,myself wanted to opt for an engineering degree from AUS but then somebody told me that it is not safe for grls besides they have poor infrastructure facilities.
86833
hi, i am a graduate student at the university of toronto.  \n\nall you have to do is apply; at least at my school they guarantee funding for all graduate students.  i believe this is true of all universities in ontario, and may be true across canada.  the claim is that admissions decisions are made with a blind eye to nationality.  so go and look up some departments' websites!
439252
An undergraduate degree is an associates or a bachelors degree while a graduate degree is a masters or a PhD.  Most colleges, including Princeton, have both undergraduate and graduate programs available.
134985
Physics is more interesting, but business is definitely easier. If it's points you're after, go for business.
667860
The best respected is University of Chicago, I believe. Berkeley also has a very good program, along with Harvard. It's also dependent on what sub-area you want to study. The biggest thing everyone told me for grad school is make a choice based on an advisor. I know that's difficult advice to follow up on, but everyone said that who you study under is more important than where you go when it come time to get a job or get research grants.\n\nGerman would certainly be your second choice. I tried to do some work during undergrad for a major archaeology research paper and was severly limited in my research by not knowing German.
321762
A BSC should give you better credability internationally than a tech.. or so I've heard :-)
75259
probably not the answer you're looking for, but why would you (I presume you're choosing a study) choose a study by the amount of money you can make...if you can earn enough money (enough=that you won't live in poverty and you are able to pay your bills) with both you should take the study you like the most!
189517
Operations research!!! You get to do cool stuff that you won't get bored with..the other two involve a lot of studying and extreme grades!! OR is the best choice!!!TRUST ME!!
184379
Neither one is 'better'. They are completely different professions. A better question for you to ask yourself is:\nWhat do I want to be? What areas interest me? What would I be happy doing? What would I do well?
656604
UCLA is obviously more convenient, but Harvard is a MUCH better school (also obviously.) If the student is going to college, having gone to summer school at Harvard will look great all over the world! Really looks good on a application.\n\nGoing to summer school at UCLA only looks good in...L.A!
4581
Both are excellent. They teach differently, though. I think that Oxford still tends more toward the tutorial method, while Harvard is more like a traditional classroom model.\n\nThink also of the setting--Oxford is in the middle of all the colleges but in a more rural area. Harvard is in the big city with a number of other educational institutions close by.\n\nBoth get exceptionally qualified students so you will have a diverse group of motivated students to be around. I don't know what types of student activities exist at Oxford, but Harvard has the full range of student activities going on--which is more traditional of American Universities--including sports, clubs, etc.\n\nOne other thing to consider if you are thinking about this for your own undergraduate education is where you want to work and what type of work or graduate study you want to pursue. Often alumni of your college and/or your professors will be able to be a network to help you with jobs and graduate study. So, if you are going to stay in the US you might want to consider Harvard, and if you are going to stay in the UK consider Oxford.\n\nYou could go to one of the schools and then do a semester or a full year of study abroad at the other school--get the best of both!!\n\nGood luck!! Neat choice if its yours!!
58870
Go to U.S. News and World Report (below), they rank US graduate schools by department type.  You will be able to look at the rankings (and why they are ranked that way) and find which school is right for you.  Good luck!
619579
It really does depend on what you plan to study and the possibility of doing an internship within the area. If you're planning on studying something that is more medical or business focused, then I would stick to UT, but if it is education or liberal arts then go with BG. The west end of Toledo is probably the nicest part of the city, which is also where the university is located. BG is OK, but nothing exciting...plan on driving to Toledo to do any major retail shopping. The roads are worse in BG in the winter time since it is more rural and the snow drifts can become a nightmare. My brother went to UT for engineering and he seemed to like it. I have friends that went to BG and they seemed to like it as well. It really depends on your plan of study and your comfort level when you visit the university. I would really recommend that you visit both and talk to someone from the department in which you study. You'll get a much better feel and you'll probably feel better about your decision as well.
209012
take french as its scoring but it will require hard work from your side. if u're willing to put in work, then u should opt for french