Is San Francisco State a good school? I'm thinking of getting a graduate degree there.?
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It depends on your definition of "good school."\n\nSan Francisco State University works good for anyone that is on a budget.  Fees/tuition for residents of California is about $1,800 per semester, full-time.\n\nAlso, San Francisco State University is a great place to be certified if you are interested in becoming a school teacher.\n\nLast tip, when applying for grad school, its important to impress the admissions panel (university and deaprtment levels), and pay very close attention to the admission requirements, which may require you to take an examination.
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Not at all, University of Phoenix is regarded as a very good learning institution, they just get a bad rep from the advertising.  It is actually expensive to take courses from them and they have the same accredidation as state universities.  Most people today are getting thier Masters from Schools like UoP.  It is funny most people will choose a different school because UoP prices are very expensive.
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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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Try the College Board search at:\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/csea...\nYou can search by many critia including distance from San Francisco, majors, price, private vs public, school size, and clubs, plus lots more. This is a great tool. Good luck finding the right school for you!
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I went to Berkeley. I got a top-notch education for a fraction of what the Ivies cost. What do you want to know about Berkeley in specific?
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Georgia STate University has an excellent MBA program, it is ranked 8th in the nation, this is impressive because it is ranked up there with private universities and GSU is public.  I am working on my degree at GSU. It's a Mercedes education for the price of a Geo.
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Congratulations to your son on a wonderful GMAT score!  No offense to the prior poster, but San Diego State's program is brand new, and not generally recognized as being outstanding in the field yet (and their MBA program, while perfectly acceptable. isn't that wonderful overall either).  The original program in the U.S. was Ohio University, and in my experience, it is still the best-known and has the best networking, which is important in that field, at least within the U.S.  I've also heard good things about the programs at Temple University and University of San Francisco.  And some schools with generally good programs, like New York University, the University of Florida, and the University of Georgia, while I don't have direct experience with them, would probably not offer a bad program for fear of harming their overall reputation, so I would trust them too.  In Sports Marketing specifically, the University of Oregon and University Kentucky seem to be particularly strong.
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I spent a semester there (back when it was Southwest Texas State) and it seemed to be a pretty good school. The parking situation sucked, but it sure was a pretty campus.
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Is it a good school?  Let's put it this way -- US News & World Reports doesn't even bothering ranking it.\n\nIt is not selective.  And it awards lots of online degrees, which employers will not take seriously.
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i'm going there next year for my b.s. in medical technology. i'm really excited about it, stillwater is a great place, it's a great school
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San Jose State is pretty good.
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Fantastic.  I have a close friend who went there, then continued at NYU grad school for a PhD in Economics, and is now an Economist at the IMF (International Monetary Fund) in Washington DC.  The CAS is a great school.  The dean of students is fantastic.  My son is there majoring in English.  A million fascinating things happen at NYU and it is getting harder and harder to get in and it keeps going up in national rankings.  A huge part of the NYU undergrad experience has to do with living in the absolute coolest spot on Earth.  The housing department leaves much to be desired though....  But the kids don't seem to mind.
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I attended Cal Poly SLO for undergrad and UCSB for grad school. I really enjoyed Cal Poly, no grad students to waste the professors time and I also liked the small town feel of San Luis Obispo. Because Cal Poly is focused solely on undergraduate education you will get much more individual attention. I don't know much about the other schools on your list though. Make sure to visit each one to really get a feel for the campus and the people. Good luck!
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NO, it is NOT a good university!\n\n  This university was founded by, and is based on the teachings of a very well known cult leader named Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, and the followers of his cult which include practices like Transcendental Meditation and Maharishi Ayur-Ved, and other brainwashing practices. \n\n   My mom has been involved with this (and several other cults) for years and I have been trying for ages to get her out. My mom has taken classes at this cult university, and even manipulated my brother and me into checking out the school when we were growing up. \n\n  My advice is to not only stay far away from Maharishi University, but also as far away as you can from the Transcendental Meditation and the Maharishi cult movement.
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WHy not? Its a good school, relatively nice place.  To study what? What other options are there?
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Well, it's not in the top 20, but it's also not a poor quality school.  From the point of view of employers, those are the only things that matter. Specific ranking is kinda irrelevant.  But I've heard the school isn't bad.  I did my MBA at USF, and their program was surprisingly good for a relatively unknown school.  I'd expect UCF to be similar. If you stay in the Central Florida area, it will have a pretty decent rep., and if you leave, no one will think much about it one way or the other.  Until the football team starts doing better, and then it will be a popular degree.  I know that sounds silly, but that's reality.  Unless you're in a top 20 MBA program, it pretty much depends on how the football team does.\n\nGood luck to you.
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It looks like a good choice for a masters in global issues, diplomacy,  international relations.  However, since their choices in other areas seem rather limited, I think I would look for a university with greater choices if I wanted a masters in another area.