How would i find the right graduate school for a major in Telecommunications in the US?
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What, specifically, about telecommunications? Engineering, or something else?\n\nI know that NYU offers a program via, I think it's their Tisch school. The name isn't...hold on, let me look it up...\n\nInteractive Telecommunications. It's a really intersting program, but I'm not sure if it's what you wanted. Link is below.
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Go to the stations and ask if they're accepting interns...that'll get you started. If that doesnt work you'll want to look into going to a school that offers a communications course or degree.
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Uh... Country... State... city?\n\nAlso... are you planning a graduates school... or actual degree?
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Check out Davenport University www.davenport.edu\n\nThey have a state of the art school of technology, almost 30 campuses, plus online courses.\n\nGood luck!
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Right now, probably University of Chicago.\n\nYou can research standings in US News and World Report and in Petersen Guides.  Also check out Financial Times rankings of economics grad programs.\n\nFinally, find a reputable economics journal and contact the editors - they should be happy to help you... heck, they should be happy that you actually saw their journal.
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You should try PrincetonReview.com.  They have a search engine that narrows down a list of schools based on the geographic region, majors, financial aid, etc. that you want.  Good luck!
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you can major in film, or for a more broad discipline (that will probably have more to offer job-wise once you finish) you could major in telecommunications.
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Go to Princeton Review's web site.  They have a series of questions designed to select schools that are right for you.\n\nGood luck.
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Make sure the school is ACS Approved.\n\nhttp://acswebapplications.acs.org/applications/cpt/asl/app_list_search.cfm\n\nOther than that, you look at the usual schools such as Harvard, MIT, Cal Tech, Stanford, etc.  Find where you want to school by area and look at the schools available.  Saying which is best is a very subjective process.
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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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You should look at the websites for these schools and look at the research that is being conducted there.  Then see if you can email or visit the schools to talk to the professors doing the research and the grad students in those labs.  The better school for you will be the one where you will have an adviser who you want to work with and research that you want to do.
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It really depends on what the student is planning to study.  But generally speaking:\n\nColorado\n- University of Colorado – Boulder; and\n- Colorado State University.\n\nMassachusetts\n- Harvard University;\n- Massachusetts Institute of Technology;\n- Tufts University;\n- Boston College;\n- Brandeis University;\n- Boston University;\n- Worcester Polytechnic Institute;\n- Clark University;\n- Univ. of Massachusetts – Amherst; and\n- Northeastern University.\n\nGeorgia\n- Georgia Institute of Technology;\n- University of Georgia; and\n- Emory University.\n\nStates are smaller in the east coast so you might want to look at universities in other states as well, i.e., Connecticut, Virginia, etc.  Good luck on your college search.  Cheers!
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www.gradschools.com.Check out this.
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There are many good colleges in the US,\nit really depends on ur abilities, and where u want to go
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you can go to your cell phone providers web page. I know mine had about every college in the country and some in Canada.
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Where can I find these schools?
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You're the only one who can pick the right college for you. It not only has to fit you academically, but personally as well. And lots of things come into play there: academics, lifestyle, finances, etc.\n\nAt first, most people start with a search that's pretty broad. So, think about what sort of school you might like: large, medium or small; urban, suburban or rural; northeastern US, southern US, midwest...things like that. Also think about what sorts of majors you might like to study, any extracurricular activites that are important to you, whether or not you'll live on campus. Think about type of school as well - specialty/technical school or a broader university; women's college or co-ed; close to home or far away; etc. Make a list, if you'd like, of the things you really want in a school, and the things that you definately don't want. \n\nAll of these things will help you narrow your focus. You don't have to really decide - you can say, "Yeah, small or medium sized school, anywhere in the Northeastern US or NY, with business and engineering as majors..." It doesn't have to be super-defined, but at least you'll have narrowed it down a bit.\n\nTo find colleges, a good first place to start is your local bookstore. They should have copies of college guides there - things like the Princeton Review, and Peterson's Guide. These books try to rank schools based on various criteria, and they also give brief blurbs about each school. You can also use their websites - I've given the links, below. \n\nOnce you figure out that you might be interested in a school, you can check out their website, and ask them to mail you their brochures. If you like them, later on you can try to visit the campus.