On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate McGill University? Why?
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I would give it an 8 with the score rising or falling a point depending on the specific subject area you are interested in doing. I close friend of mine studies at McGill and he enjoys both campus life and Montreal. The University isn't huge and is relatively diverse. Montreal is an interesting city with plenty of things to do, but the winters there are freezing, so you have to be prepared for that. \n\nMcGill is apparently well known for medicine and biomedical research, music and international relations among other things.
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hmmm, thats difficult, it really depends on how good the Uni is for your subject. See it may be a good uni but it may be rubbish for your course.
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Melbourne University is number 19 in the world and 1 in Australia. Not bad!!!\nI am sitting in the uni library enjoying the quiet and peaceful atmosphere right now
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ICFAI Business School\n\nRanked among Top B-Schools\n\n5th Rank among Intellectual Capital\n\n7th Rank among Industry Interface\n\n10th Rank among Placement Performance
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I live in BC and have really enjoyed my experience at UBC. The people are pretty cool though the 1st and 2nd year classes are  drastically overcrowded. Vancouver is a great place to live. I'm glad I picked UBC.\n\nFrom the international students I have talked to their main complaint has been the cost. As an international student you have to pay the full cost of tuition, which is very, very high. The tuition also keeps going up.
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is it da TA PAI inst.  if u doin 4m there ..thn its gd!! .. but wud prefer.. if u do as a regular student .. da coll. is among da best!!
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Hi! \n\nThere's actually an annual 100 Top univesities in the UK rating done by timesonline (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html) whcih is a very realiable and indicative source. As to your question for the top 10 universities in the UK and what is the rating of coventry university, the answers are:\n\n1 Oxford\n2 Cambridge\n3 Imperial College\n4 London School of Economics\n5 University College London\n6 Loughborough\n7 Bristol\n8 Warwick\n9 Bath\n10 Durham\n\nCoventry University is currently ranked at nos. 76.\n\nThanks for asking and you can check the full listing at the link I provided below.\n\nHave a great day!
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If you're looking for reputation rankings, you should look at the US News and World Reports annual rankings.  If, however, that doesn't mean much to you, then you're in my boat and wondering by what measure should we determine what is the best school?\n\nThe best way to judge for yourself is to visit the campus and talk to people there - formally (the public face) and informally (the face you'll get without admissions office control).  For example, talk to some students at random in the union.\n\nBeing from Ohio, I know a bit more about Ohio Wesleyan.  My POV is that, as a private school, it was not Harvard and I had the opportunity to go to Harvard.  If I was going to pay that much, I might as well have attended Harvard, so OW was off my list.  I have a tough time imagining who would attend outside of Ohio kids that had lots of money but were not bright enough to be admitted to Miami Univerisity, Oberlin, or Kenyon (back when I was searching) or OSU (today).  Maybe there is some specialization that draws people there like Oberlin draws music and arts students, but I don't know anything about it.  Basically, OW wasn't even in my list of places to consider.  Perhaps some things have changed in the last 15 years or perhaps not, but no new news has prompted me to change my opinion.  I made a point of visiting quite a few universities when I was searching in 1990.  I probably visited OWU, but I don't recall.  It had that much of an impression on me.  In the meantime, Harvard, Yale, Oberlin, Kenyon, Baldwin Wallace, Maimi U, OSU, and some schools in SE Michigan DID make an impression on me and I still wonder if some of them would have been a better choice.  As it was though, I made the decision based on finding a program that was relatively unique and that I found very attractive so that it wasn't the university, but the degree program that won me over.
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I don't know which country you live in, but Athabasca University in Canada offers a very well recognized distance undergraduate degree in education.  It is a very good university.
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1 out of 10 you get a 7
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If I were you, I would use resources online like PrincetonReview.com and I would also visit the campus, if possible, to get a better sense of it. JMU is a decent school, definitely not one of the best in the country but certainly nowhere near the worst.
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Boston College. Northeastern being a very close second.
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Good teaching institution especially for applied science: not terribly hot in research terms, though. Aberdeen is a nice city as well, though not cheap. It probably depends what subject you are talking about though.
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Athabasca University in Canada is a very well recognized, respected, accredited distance university.
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I rate it a 5 out of 10. 10 being best.
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Although I realize that this is not what you really meant to ask, for the record, I was in my dorm room at McGill University in Montreal.\n\nWhen the news first came across the wire, a group of students went and got a list of the more than 600 American students at McGill and set out to make sure that every single one was alerted of the terrible news and to then offer their condolences and sympathy. This was how I got the news. It was a simple act of kindness that I will always remember.
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Missouri State University is ranked nationally.