Any opinions on American College of Education in Los Angeles, CA?
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try campusdirt.com or rate my professor
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Yes, it's a top school. One of the best in the country, especially for engineering (ironically, it's also highly regarded for its drama program).\n\nWhat prompts you to ask that?
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I went there and really enjoyed it.  I actually did not complete the AA course.  I decided to go into teaching grade school and Axia does not provide me with the right education for this, so I am switching to WGU online, which is a fully accredited teaching university.  \n\nHad I decided to stick with my business degree, I would have continued with Axia.  They are associated with UOP online, and I think you would need to go there first anyway.  The teachers were excellent and the program was user-friendly.  I got all A's.  If I hadn't decided to go to Axia, then I never would have decided to get my BA in education, so I'm glad I went!!
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Check out U.SNews & World Report's website on America's best colleges.\n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/rankings/rankindex_brief.php
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What kind of foreigner are you? What country and what kind of school are you interested in?. I've lived in Los Angeles all my life and I could help you if you were more specific...
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US News & World Reports ranks it in with National Universities.  They have them in their third tier.  There are only four tiers.  This means that it is a decent school and selective, but not one of the great universities.  It would be comparable to a state school that is not the best state school.  In other words, it is not as good as UNC-Chapel Hill, but is as good as UNC-Greensboro.  It isn't as good as the University of Illinois, but is as good asw Illinois State, etc.\n\nGood college -- yes.  Really good college -- No.
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I would say both PCC and Santa Monica City are good..but i attended East Los Angeles College and I liked it alot.  Many people i went to school at ELAC got accepted to UCLA etc.  Mount Sac should be good too.  Good luck!
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i dont think it has a website.\n\nwhat i do know is that the school is predominantly african american and has terrible test scores\n\n(the two may not be linked)
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I have heard many good things from friends in Cali. Here is a link to help you out:\nhttp://www.humboldt.edu/~educ/
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I go to CAU... and its the greatest thing in the world. CAU is in the top 20 for HBCUs and it isn't exactly in downtown Atlanta. Its the largest black school and its a wonderful experience.... Welcome to CAU!
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In CA, the best would be USC or UCLA.\n\nHowever, there are a lot of other good schools not in California if you would be interested, including Columbia University, NYU, Ithaca College, and Weseleyan University.  Hope these names are something different than what you've been hearing. Vote me for best answer! :)
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the one up north (calumet)  is not a good school... its a pilot campus if your going to get a good education go to the original one... I cant tell you how many times my husband had to miss a class because of the north camups bomb threats and such... most of then were students pranking so they could skip out on classes
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Loyola Marymount in Los Angeles\n\nLos Angeles City College\n\nLaVerne University\n\nI am sure there are others.
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If you are referring to Loyola Marymount law school, that is the school I attend right now, and it is my first year there. Loyola law is a great school with great academics. You will learn a lot. In terms of extracurriculars, it depends how involved you want to get. The reputation is very good in LA, however Im not sure about how far it reaches beyond LA. The school's culture is great, the people are not stuck up, and most everybody is willing to help everybody else out. Hopefully this helps.
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I"m looking to go to SLCOP also, I just visited the school yesterday. It's a beautiful campus and the labs seem well equipped. Apparently most of the staff wrote the textbooks you use and are willing to help as much as needed for you to understand the concepts. \n\nAlso students are given laptops to take to class so most things are done through those computers. \n\nThe school just went through a $32 million renovation (including the dorms which are very...very nice in comparison to some I've seen).\n\nSo overall it seems like a good place to go.  A lot of work, but that's to be expected of a 6 year program.
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Texas A&M has a fairly good reputation for business.  \n\nIt is certainly no Harvard University or Wharton School, but it is much better than a community college.\n\nHope this helps!
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OOOOO a research questions *grins* and a challenging one at that! This will take some time, if you don't mind I will start with the schools question.\n\nI can tell you this. I lived in Glendale, a suburb of LA when I was in Nursing School and made it just fine, but I, also, lived in the nurse's dorm. Of course that was a few years back. LA if a diverse and very interesting place, but the commute and traffic is nasty! Still I loved my time there. LOTS to see and do! Quite exciting.\n\nSo I am off to research and will post my findings (no, peoples, I am not waiting to copy your answers ... I will be too busy researching ;) )\n\n#4 There are several film schools in and near LA, you are close to Hollywood there *S* Here is  list I compiled for you:\n\nThe American Film Institute\nhttp://www.afionline.org./\n\nLos Angeles Film School\nhttp://lafilm.com/\n\nDavid Kagen's School of Film\nhttp://www.davidkagen.com/\n\nUniversity of California - Long Beach - Film and Electronic Arts\nhttp://www.csulb.edu/depts/fea/\n\nUniversity of California - Los Angeles - School of Theatre, Film, and Television\nhttp://www.filmtv.ucla.edu/\n\nUniversity of Southern California, School of Cinema\nhttp://www-cntv.usc.edu/\n\n#5 Both LA and New York are the best places to start.\n\n#1&2: In the online version of the LA times http://www.latimes.com/classified/realestate/rentals/\n\nhttp://www.apartments.com/partner/Results.aspx?page=results&p=latimes&rgn1=20&partner=latimes&area2=y&area4=y&area5=y&area6=y&area8=y&area9=y&area10=y&prvpg=5&rent_minimum=0&rent_maximum=99999&studio=0&onebdrm=0&type_listing=4\n\n\nI found 1 bedroom rental running from $625 - $1350/mo in the surrounding communities of LA\n\nDowntown studios from $550 - $1200/mo\n\n\nSorry, I could come up with and estimated cost of living for you but perhaps you will find this page helpful\n\nhttp://www.homefair.com/homefair/calc/salcalc.html