What is a good court reporter school in New York?
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I do not live in New York, but have been a court reporter for 18 years.  I did a check on schools in New York State (since I don't know what city you're in - or if you were referring to New York City itself) and the link is to all of the schools in the state.\n\nYou can also check the NCRA Web site and see if they have any listed.
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well where are you? if it's NYC, then DEFINITLY Brooklyn College, CUNY\n\nit's the best for education and english majors (c.w. is part of eng)
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Columbia university in manhattan its a very good school and you can get the degree your looking for there.
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Among those that you have mentioned, Hofstra seems to have a better program.  Despite Hosftra is not too far away from New York City but the town of Hempstead may not be a wonderful experience.  You may want to consider programs with a more diversified student body.  Are you concentrating your search in NY only, if not, you may want to consider University of Michigan, University of Chicago, Standford....Best of luck!
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Did you try NYU or the CUNY system (Baruch/Hunter).
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How about journalism?
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could try here http://www.nycourts.gov/courts/
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This is a link to New York City's Education Department, you can do a search of the site.\nYou can also email questions from the site's home page.\nhttp://schools.nyc.gov/default.aspx
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Try University of Maryland.  They are a huge journalism school and have a large online program as well.  Good luck!
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It has a good reputation, especially if you are a devout Catholic.  It's not much of a party school, and the Portuguese-language community in New York is not enormous.  But New York is very expensive.  You might also look into the similar Marquette University, in Milwaukee; similar climate, but much less expensive (in a smaller city, but close to Chicago).
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the university of missouri-columbia has the best journalism program. Orthodonics is a post graduate degree so no 4 year school could possibly have the best program.
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Well, I don't profess to know a lot about universities, but I'd say that Washington State University is a pretty good college for journalism, if not the best.  I guess it depends on where you live and how much you are willing to pay for college.  Edward R. Murrow got his degree at WSU, and they named the School of Communication after him.  On the website it says their school of communication (which includes journalism) is ranked 12th in the nation.  Which isn't the best, but it's pretty good.  I hope that helps answer your question.
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You should check out Syracuse, although it's in upstate NY, and not very close to NYC. It's journalism/media studies program is superb, and it's theatre program is quite good.  NYU might also be a good choice for you; its Tisch school of the arts (including theatre) has an especially good reputation.  And of course, it's right in NYC.\n\nIf your GPA and SAT scores are really outstanding, Vassar and Yale might be worth looking into as well.  Both are just a very short train ride away from NYC.
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in new york! up north...i would recommend the saratoga springs city school district! awesome school...dorothy nolan for elementary bu then they go on to Maple Avenue Middle School then Saratoga High (#1 in sports AND academically)
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Cornell, Columbia and NYU are the best colleges in New York.  THE SUNYs are good for going fast, going cheap and getting your basic sciences out of the way - Binghamton, Albany, Buffalo.
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The University of New Haven in Connecticut is quite good.  http://admissions.newhaven.edu/PROF/ugrad.cfm\n\nThey have excellent programs and professors. One of their professors (Professor Henry Lee, I believe) is probably one of the most famous and well-respected criminal justice experts and consultants in the world. He is always being interviewed on CNN and other news shows for his expertise. He has written a number of books. I believe he worked on the OJ Simpson case amongst others.
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Try this website:\n\nhttp://www.highered.nysed.gov/oris/colleges.htm