what colleges and universities are in san francisco?
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Try the College Board search at:\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/csea...\nYou can search by many critia including distance from San Francisco, majors, price, private vs public, school size, and clubs, plus lots more. This is a great tool. Good luck finding the right school for you!
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Seattle is a great city - but I don't know much about the community college system in the state of Washington.  If you are looking to stay on the West Coast of the United States I would suggest checking out the different schools in California.  My cousin went to community college in Santa Barbara, CA and then transfered into Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA.  \n\nGood Luck in whatever you decide to do!!!
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The newest and most innovative and exciting one is outside of Boston. It is called Olin University. It is for engineers. \n\nOthers: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, California Institute of Technology, Illinois Institute of Technoolgy, Univeristy of Missouri at Rolla, Lehigh University.
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San Francisco, California
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Try Salamanca. It is northwest of Madrid. One of the oldest university in Spain and one of the best in Europe.\nSplendid city. Students from all over the world. Fascinating libraries.
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I believe Stanford University is the highest ranked of all California schools, placing 5th in the US News and World Report rankings (probably the best known college ranking system). It is also one of the better-ranked doctorate-level engineering schools, but there are other universities better in other areas.  Check out the links for more information, the second provides tuition, and student body sizes.  The first is a link to the Stanford University homepage, you can apply there should you choose to do so.\n\nThe best California universities in the rankings following Stanford are:\nCaltech at #7, UC Berkeley at #20, and UCLA at #25.\n\nhttp://www.stanford.edu/\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/directory/brief/drglance_1305_brief.php
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It is a matter of where you want to study. Do you want to live in California (West Coast) or Northeast (East Coast)? Do you want to live in Palo Alto, a sprawling suburb outside San Francisco, or live in the heart of Philadelphia, one of the largest cities in the country? One represents modern Spanish architecture while the other represents colonial-era urban architecture. You will receive an excellent education at either school. \n\nStanford:\nThe schools of the University include the School of Humanities and Sciences, School of Engineering, School of Earth Sciences, School of Education, Graduate School of Business, Stanford Law School and the Stanford University School of Medicine.\n\nPenn:\nAnnenberg School for Communication \nGraduate School of Education \nLaw School \nSchool of Arts & Sciences \nSchool of Dental Medicine \nSchool of Design \nSchool of Engineering and Applied Science \nSchool of Medicine \nSchool of Nursing \nSchool of Social Policy & Practice \nSchool of Veterinary Medicine \nWharton School of Business
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I know UCSF ( university of california in san francisco) uses it..
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Try to explore these colleges :\n\nSan Diego City College\nPoint Loma Nazarene University\nSan Jose State University\nCalifornia State University-Los Angeles/Sacramento/Fresno\nSan Francisco State University\nFresno Pacific University
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san fran, n.y., and chicago
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http://www.berkley-u.edu/\n\nhttp://www.berkeley-college.com/\n\nwww.berkeleycollege.edu\n\nNot sure which one of these you might be looking for but type it in google.  There are A LOT of them there.
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1.  Stanford University  (CA)  4.8\n2. University of California–Berkeley 4.6\n3.  University of Michigan–Ann Arbor 4.6
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Depends on where you want to live.\n\nCalifornia: -- Try Cal Poly SLO (for Engineering and Architecture), CSU Chico for Engineering, UC Davis for Engineering.\n\nSchools like MIT, Stanford, UC Berkeley have great graduate programs but worthless undergrad degrees.
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Check www.petersons.com\n\nYou can search virtually every college in the world by all kinds of criteria, especially by majors available. I find it very useful. \n\nCheck out more than one, don't limit yourself to one college.
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On Ocean Avenue is the best I can find -- near the campus of SF State University
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I went to San Francisco State University for a BA in journalism (class of 2004). I LOVED the program there. You can do newspaper, magazine or online. USC is supposedly great. Berkley is good, but they only have journalism as a grad program. Long Beach and Northridge are also considered good J-schools in CA.
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http://www.uscollegesearch.org/university-of-californiadavis.html\n\nThe list is too long to post so just visit that link and you'll be able to see all programs available from UC Davis.