For general opinion, which school is better for graduate study, MIT or Caltech?
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if you can...check each one out.  the biggest mistake i made was not visiting places before hand.  ive always been partial to california so i would most likely go there.  one of my friends from high visited and declined MIT for madison because he didnt like it for some reason.
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Lincoln University or Wellington Institute of Technology
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology has an extensive robotics-related program. Carnegie Mellon is another very good option.
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MIT offers, through Sloan School of Mngt some MBA and similar degrees.\nU Mass Lowell offers a D. Eng. Degree.
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1. MIT\n2. Univ. of california\n3.Harvard \n4. Stanford \n5. Yale\n6.Columbia univ.
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They are very different.  Depending on your goals, either one could have better long term benefits.\n\nThe best universities also depend on your goals and focus.  Generally:\n\nMS in Computer - probably MIT, CalTech, Stanford, UC Berkeley.\nMBA - UPenn (Wharton), Harvard, Chicago.\n\nYou need a student visa.  For business school you need GMAT.  I'm not sure what you need for MS in CS, probably GRE.
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Berkeley without a doubt is harder. University of Phoenix - if you're talking about the one on every other block - isn't a real university and - if there is a University Phoenix in Arizona - its not very reputable.
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Below are 10 Top US Universities according toUSNews.com for the year 2006\n\n1 Harvard University (MA) \n1 Princeton University (NJ) \n3 Yale University (CT) \n4 University of Pennsylvania \n5 Duke University (NC) \n5 Stanford University (CA) \n7 California Institute of Technology \n7 Massachusetts Institute of Technology \n9 Columbia University (NY) \n9 Dartmouth College (NH)\n\nThose with the same numbers sit in the same ranks and I would like you to consider CIT and MIT. Good Luck !.
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I've heard of the top ten PREFERRED. \n\nCal Tech, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, Stanford, Berkeley are the top five - the other five they change year to year.
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Both are good schools.  But neither are known for engineering programs.  They both deliver top notch educations.\n\nYour best bet is to visit each campus for a weekend or few days, meet some of the faculty and see which culture you like the best!
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Can't speak for Philosophy, but I believe for Physics the most reknown are MIT and CAL Tech.
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Cal Poly - SLO has the best program. Pomona also has a good program.
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New York Institute of Technology.\n\nOr NYU...if you can get in.
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1 Harvard \n2 Cambridge \n3 Stanford \n4 California - Berkeley \n5 Massachusetts Inst Tech (MIT) \nSource: http://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/rank/2005/ARWU2005_Top100.htm\nthis study has been criticised for being science-biased, and only taking into account Nobel prizes.\n\nHowever, one of its critics, the Times Higher Education Supplement doesn't provide any particularly shocking alternatives:\n\nHarvard \nBerkeley \nMassachusetts Institute of Technology \nCalifornia Institute of Technology \nUniversity of Oxford \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Times_Higher_World_University_Rankings#Top_universities_overall_.28worldwide.29\n\nWebometrics also has a list, for 2006 - ambitious:\nUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY \nMASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY \nHARVARD UNIVERSITY  \nSTANFORD UNIVERSITY    \nUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN  \nhttp://www.webometrics.info/
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Best bet would be physics, chemistry, and engineering for your undergrad training, followed by materials science and any specific nanotech courses in grad school-a master's or better would be needed.  Cal tech is tops in this field.
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MIT it is by far the best and has more awards than any other school!
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Probably MIT, in Massachusetts, USA. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology.