what is the best studing in uk or in us?
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Well..Id like to study in the UK but its damn expensive...Considering im Staying in India ..Unless i take up a loan or sumthin,education in the UK costs a lot ...US well it does cost a lot too but not as much as in the UK..And u can get a lot of scholarships in the US ...
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Harvard Buisness school is the best. Look into Yale and Oxford.
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Well, that depends on what subject you want to study in the university. As for actuarial science, I would go for the USA.
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Hi !!!\n\nYou can browse top 30 US B-Schools listed by different authorities compared in one chart here >> http://www.bschool.com/ussbys.html\n\nTop 10 UK B-Schools here >>http://www.infozee.com/indiatimes/channels/mba/uk/mba-uk-rankings.htm\n\n\nI Hope this answers your question.\n\n\n>>> Naveen Kumar
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Try The NEC, National extention college http://www.NEC.ac.uk They are great
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University of Kentucky is good right now but its only going to get better. The presidents goal there is to make the UK business school one of the top 20 ranked business schools.  just realize that there will be increased tuition because of this because everything costs money. I am in the gatton college of business and economics there and its going to run you about 3200 dollars a semester for in-state.  Its a great school and it will of course look good on a resume.
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Oxford isn't held that high anymore. I'd say Cambridge(UK), Harvard (US), and Berkley (US) are regarded as the best....but this is a generalization....it depends on what you want to study...if it's electronics MIT(US) is the BEST hands down. If you want a good architecture program then its Princeton(UK), London School of Architecture(UK) and Barcelona Architectural Academy (Spain). It all depends.....
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Sorry, there are no low fee universities in canada or uk. You might get in US only.
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I don't know about Australia or the UK, but the 50 best programs in the United States can be found here: http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/mba/brief/mbarank_brief.php\n\ngood luck!!!
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It depends on what you are going for. The Ma degrees offered in the US are NOT focused 100% on research, they combine theory and research. In the UK you can have a purely research Ma or a taught Ma but not one that combine s both. Also, Ma degrees last about 2 years in the US while its only one year in the UK.. I depends on what you want to do really... I m finshing my Ba in the UK and going to the US for my Ma.
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i would say USA and UK
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I'm from America but went to graduate school at The University of Melbourne. I recommend Australia wholeheartedly. The cost of living is much lower than the UK, the weather is nicer, and the schools are great. Melbourne Uni is ranked in the top 20 universities worldwide (see the link below), and the tuition costs were VERY low. I graduated four years ago and my tuition costs for the entire graduate program were about $16,000 USD.\n\nLook into what schools offer the programs that interest you most and then scout locations. My guess is that Australia will be the best, but I am not certain of your goals.\n\nGood luck!
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A uk degree is far better than the one offered by australian university , because of the education standards there.besides most of the univ in Uk have a better reputation on world map than australian univ.I ,myself wanted to opt for an engineering degree from AUS but then somebody told me that it is not safe for grls besides they have poor infrastructure facilities.
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Go to the local British Centre.They not only provide all the information about higher education in GB,they also conduct IELTS which you may require in order to be eligible for admission.
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go for tuition. British council is what i suggest.
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Until recently, LSE did not offer an MBA.  Currently, they only offer an Executive MBA.  This is probably not what you want.\n\nIf you want a top business school in Europe, I suggest either INSEAD (in Fontainbleu France) or London Business School (LBS -- not to be confused with LSE).  The fact is, however, that the US is really the place to get an MBA.  Other than LBS, INSEAD and one or two Canadian schools, no MBA programs compete with the top 15 or 20 in the US.\n\nAs to how you go about getting in, visit the schools web sites for admissions instructions.  You may also want to look at some guides -- like US News & World Reports or Business Week who regularly rank schools and give advice about how to get in.  Both publishers have information on their web sites.\n\nYou should know that most good MBA programs want you to have three to five years of work experience.  You should also know that American schools strive to have a geographically diverse population.  If you have the right background, being from Ghana will be a plus.
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Try this website: www.bic.ac\nwhich a college in England offering British and American degrees.