i have a confusion to choose the universities for my Masters......details below...?
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University of Florida,Gainsville.Its got a great reputation.U r lucky if u got admission there.
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Check to see if it is accredited. Some colleges wont recognize it, if you wanted to get a master's at their university. Be careful!!!!
989159
The best list of general universities is published by the Times, here:\n\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html\n\nBusiness-wise, a few things change (eg Cambridge doesn't do an MBA, if that's what you're after) but all the information should be there.\n\nHope that helps!
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u havent given enough information to actually answer the question. if you're looking to do your first degree in the UK, you need to shortlist 6 universities and apply via UCAS (this is the only method of application to the UK). This site has all the info you need, institutions, entry requirements, costs, etc etc:\n\nhttp://www.ucas.com\n\nIf you're going for your masters, you can find the institutions via:\n\nhttp://www.prospects.ac.uk\n\nFor masters, you will need to apply to the individual uni's through their websites. To find out how good each uni is, you can follow the national ratings link at:\n\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html
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Take the university with the higher world ranking.  Even if one university is well-known for their business school, that doesn't mean that the other university, which is better and more well-known, doesn't have a good commerce program as well.  Besides, if you decide to change fields, then it would be better to be in a more acclaimed university.  Besides, employers would probably recognize that school more than the other, just because it's within the top 50.
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you should not make a decision about your career like this!!! first you should make sure what specifically you want to do, then first look for opportunities in your own country. Deciding for studying abroad is good when you have an idea where exactly you wanna go. I mean you can't go to antarctica on my suggestion.\nI personally have chosen UK. BECAUSE, I am a student of literature who wants to do a masters in Victorian lit.(19th century UK lit.) , so the best thing for me is go to uk (whose lit. I want to study and do the masters. and then carefully select a hanfull of institutions (accredited please). and there you go. CIAO
568158
i think that's dependant upon what you are looking to study. i would compare the rankings in the quality of each for the major you are considering and then base your opinion from that.
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Quite simple baby, Just like I'm doing..First decide on the country,then google your choice of education,that is what you want to study. Each University has a list of it's requirments( and all include 2-3 recommendations). The offer of scholarship depends on their policy and your grades. Don' worry, you'll make it....oh and remember you need a visa
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Looks like your Masters is in a different subject, that the PhD that  you are doing. One reason that can ask you to do a Masters is to cover any deficits, specially if your earlier masters is in a different area.\n\nGetting an additional masters is not a bad thing - if it does not extend your PhD. 2 masters means, in case you dont want to complete your PhD, then you have a wider field to look for a job.\n\nAs for doing a PhD itself, thats your personal choice. If you are looking for jobs, and need the money right away, perhaps a PhD is not all that essential. However, if you want to be in the research area, or want to specialize in a specific area, or are interested in teaching, then PhD is a must. I agree, 33 yrs to come out of school is a bit too late, but hey, if thats what you want, you should go for it. \n\nIn any case, 'pride' should not come in the way, at this time. Pride is momentary, but a career decision is certainly not.\n\nBut I do suggest you talk to the dean of your school clearly. I am not sure, why they have this bait and switch attitude - why are they asking you to take the masters exam. Maybe they have a 'valid' reason, but I suggest you should find that out.
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Depends on what area you are looking at. Different universities have different strengths.
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Possibly.  You should check whatever University you are applying to's admission requirements.  Even if it does count as in the US, you have to have certain requirements for certain graduate programs.  Check with an admissions counselor at the school you wish to apply.
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german universities provides MS at a very low cost. frankfurt willl be the ideal one depending on your past performance. u can go on the link and find  more about it\n\nhttp://www.tu-berlin.de/eng/service/ranking.htm
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i know Durham university is good for sciences...i would have thought Manchester university is too.\n\ni'd reccomend living in halls of residence in your first year, it's an excellent way of getting to know people. And really good if you cant cook lol there will be an option of catered halls.\n\nyou need to consider whether you want a city university or a rural one....the website will tell you which one it is\n\nwww.ucas.com is what you need to apply through and also has  list of university websites\n\nhope that's of some help!! I'm at mmu, in my second year now
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For help in choosing the school that's right for you, here's a helpful web site: http://studentaid2.ed.gov/gotocollege/collegefinder/\n\nGood luck!
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Not entirely sure I get your question, but here is a stab at it. There really isn't one best school, and choosing a school is really partly a match between you and the college. All other things being equal, though, you want to go to the most prestigious college/university possible. This isn't meant to be "elitist" but I do think that having a great academic pedigree gives you more options about where you are likely to be hired to teach later on as a professor.
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after choosing a university to attend, they will send you info. on scholarships if you request them. good luck!
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Without knowing the universities, or your full credentials it is very hard to tell.  You should really try and get this type of information directly by contacting an admission representative from each of the universities that you plan on applying to.