Which college should I go to... Santa Clara, Loyola Marymount Univ, or Univ of Alabama? (I live in BAMA)?
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I agree; go to Bama (as long as you mean University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa).  SCU and LMU really are not too impressive.  Plus employers know that a lot of really top notch students go to their state's flagship public universities because of financial reasons.  Therefore, if you distinguish yourself at Bama, you'll be quite attractive to potential employers or graduate schools.  Of course, you'll save lots of money too.  It's a big enough school that if you want to ditch your high school crowd, you can make a new circle of friends.  On the other hand, if necessary you'll have your high school friends to fall back on.  If you're close enough to commute, try to stay on campus anyways; you'll have more fun, may be too much!  BTW, if you meet any of the Bama gymnasts, send them my way!
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Education is better in Wash U but USC you'll have more fun. Simple as that.
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It depends on how you plan on using the education.  Most small, 4-year colleges in Michigan meet the same standards for undergraduate work. I vote for Adrian College, of course, since I'm an alum and because it's always had some cool science resources, but Albion is also a good school. The instructor is the key, rather than the school, when it comes to 4-year colleges. If you're going to go on to graduate school, though, start at a university if you can possibly afford it.  Obviously, U of M is the top of the heap, followed by Wayne State.
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There are a number of good ones, Texas A&M is a good one, U of T at Austin is good.  I have a very high opinion og Colorado School of Mines, I think they have turned out some top notch kids.
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Yes,there are many better choices than UoP. If you are interested I would advise you to visit Degree Discussion (http://www.degreediscussion.com/forums/) there are lots of people there who can help you. There is a lot of bad things being said about UoP and the way it operates. There are cheaper and more reasonable Online Marketing programs.\nFor example :\nBaker College (http://www.bakercollegeonline.com/index.cfm/degreeonline-program)\n\nRegis University\n(http://www.mbaregis.com/degrees_mbamktg.asp)\n\nUniversity of North Alabama\n(http://www2.una.edu/business/mba/index.html)\nor\n(http://www.columbiasouthern.edu/UNA/programs/marketing.html)\n\nThere are plenty more..that are at least as "affordable" as UoP, One thing to make sure is that all Colleges and Universities you consider are Regionally Accredited (if In the USA). You may or may not choose to go for Professional Accreditation(AACSB) but that is more about choice then acceptability(please note the only Professionally Accredited school I listed was the University of North Alabama and they are not accredited by AACSB by the lesser known ACBSP.) I would really recommend the Degree Discussion message board, a lot of people who have vast distance learning(DL) experience.
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Cal Poly San Luis Obispo is very prestigious- in the fields of Architecture, Engineering & Agriculture\n\nnot for the other majors
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Alabama\nAlabama State University\nThe University of Alabama at Birmingham \nUniversity of South Alabama \n \nArizona\nAT Still University of Health Sciences \nNorthern Arizona University \n \nArkansas\nArkansas State University \nUniversity of Central Arkansas \n \nCalifornia\nAzusa Pacific University \nCalifornia State University, Fresno \nCalifornia State University, Long Beach \nCalifornia State University, Northridge \nCalifornia State University, Sacramento \nChapman University \nLoma Linda University \nMount St Mary's College \nSamuel Merritt College \nUniversity of California, San Francisco/San Francisco State University \nUniversity of Southern California \nUniversity of the Pacific \nWestern University of Health Sciences \n \nColorado\nRegis University \nUniversity of Colorado Health Sciences Center \n \nConnecticut\nQuinnipiac University \nSacred Heart University \nUniversity of Connecticut \nUniversity of Hartford \n \nDelaware\nUniversity of Delaware \n \nDistrict of Columbia\nHoward University \nThe George Washington University \n \nFlorida\nFlorida Agricultural and Mechanical University \nFlorida Gulf Coast University \nFlorida International University \nNova Southeastern University \nUniversity of Central Florida \nUniversity of Florida \nUniversity of Miami \nUniversity of North Florida \nUniversity of South Florida \nUniversity of St Augustine for Health Sciences \n \nGeorgia\nArmstrong Atlantic State University \nEmory University \nGeorgia State University \nMedical College of Georgia \nNorth Georgia College and State University \n \nIdaho\nIdaho State University \n \nIllinois\nBradley University \nGovernors State University \nMidwestern University \nNorthern Illinois University \nNorthwestern University \nRosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science \nThe University of Illinois at Chicago \n \nIndiana\nIndiana University \nUniversity of Evansville \nUniversity of Indianapolis \n \nIowa\nClarke College \nDes Moines University - Osteopathic Medical Center \nSt Ambrose University \nThe University of Iowa \n \nKansas\nUniversity of Kansas Medical Center \nWichita State University \n \nKentucky\nBellarmine University \nUniversity of Kentucky \n \nLousiana\nLouisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans \nLouisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Shreveport \n \nMaine\nHusson College \nUniversity of New England \n \nMaryland\nUniversity of Maryland - Baltimore \nUniversity of Maryland - Eastern Shore \n \nMassachusetts\nAmerican International College \nBoston University \nMGH Institute of Health Professions \nNortheastern University \nSimmons College \nSpringfield College\nUniversity of Massachusetts Lowell \n \nMichigan\nAndrews University \nAndrews University/Dayton \nCentral Michigan University \nGrand Valley State University\nOakland University \nUniversity of Michigan - Flint \nWayne State University \n \nMinnesota\nCollege of St Catherine \nCollege of St Scholastica \nMayo School of Health Sciences \nUniversity of Minnesota \n \nMississippi\nUniversity of Mississippi Medical Center \n \nMissouri\nMaryville University of Saint Louis \nMissouri State University \nRockhurst University \nSaint Louis University \nSouthwest Baptist University \nUniversity of Missouri-Columbia \nWashington University of St Louis\n\nMontana\nThe University of Montana - Missoula \n\nNebraska\nCreighton University \nUniversity of Nebraska Medical Center \n \nNevada\nUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas \n \nNew Hampshire\nFranklin Pierce College \n \nNew Jersey\nSeton Hall University \nThe Richard Stockton College of New Jersey\nUniversity of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey \n \nNew Mexico\nUniversity of New Mexico \n \nNew York\nClarkson University \nCollege of Staten Island/The Graduate Center (CUNY) \nColumbia University \nD'Youville College \nDaemen College \nDominican College of Blauvelt \nHunter College/The Graduate Center (CUNY) \nIthaca College \nLong Island University - Brooklyn Cam
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Try Goshen College, Ohlone College, or San Antonio College for starters. They all have really good programs, its just a matter of what exactly you want.
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As demonstrated above, you probably won't find any answers here.  But here's the site to go to:\n\nwww.collegeconfidential.com\n\nJust do a search on St. Olaf, and there will be discussion lists that are visited by alums, current students, and incoming students.  \n\nBest wishes!
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Yea, the have UT (University of Texas) San Antonio. They have a couple of other colleges in SA TLU (Texas Lutheran University). And some more I can't think of BUT let remember Austin is only an hour away and they have about 6 University there.
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Tufts in Massachusetts\nTexas A&M\nUniversity of Alabama
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I am hoping you are referring to the college in Alabama. If not, then I am sorry. Lol...Anyway as you know colleges offer courses to a student who wishes to pursue a life in business. It wouldn't hurt anyone to go on to another school. \n\nThese are the topics they offer classes on:\n\nAcademic and Technical Programs of Study \nDivision of Applied Technology \nDivision of Engineering Technology \nDevelopmental Studies \nService Members Opportunity Colleges \nService Learning \nDivision of Health Sciences \nDivision of Information Technology \nDivision of Language and Fine Arts \nAlabama Language Institute \nDivision of Math and Engineering \nDivision of Science and Aquatic Science \nDivision of Social Science \nDivision of Business \n\nI got this information on this site, maybe this will help you more than me rambling. Everything on this site feeds you the information you are seeking in your question. http://www.gadsdenstate.edu/
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University of Michigan has a great program! Also, George Washington Univ. isn't bad.
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Buy this book and you'll find more than just 10 options. It lists most of the Universities that have M.S. Programs.\n\n(For some reason Yahoo wouldnt let me post the site to the book so you'll have to go to amazon.com and search for "Graduate programs and information" in the books department. The book will come up then.\n\n\nCounselorDan (Child Therapist)\n\nYou can always go to the University of Alabama Birmingham my Alumni.. he he.  \n\nwww.uab.edu
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I'd go with Purdue, but it depends on what you want to study.  Also, realize that UNC has multiple campuses in different cities.
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University of Southern California\nUniversity of "Put a state's name here"\n\nThere are many good universities.
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University of Florida,Gainsville.Its got a great reputation.U r lucky if u got admission there.