Which college is better SUNY-Buffalo State College of CUNY- Queens College for the teaching program?
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Buff State is a great college with a super teaching program.  Don't know about CUNY though.  Plus, Buffalo ROCKS!!  GO SABRES!!
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Both are good schools. NYU seems to be receiving a lot of press recently for its academic programs and its campus life. \n\nNYU counts 20 Nobel Prize laureates, 9 National Medal of Science recipients, 12 Pulitzer Prize winners, 19 Academy Award winners, several Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Award winners and many MacArthur and Guggenheim Fellowship holders among its past and present graduates and faculty.\n\nRecent rankings rate NYU programs among the best in the country.\n\nFor the last 2 years, NYU was ranked by the Princeton Review as America's #1 "dream school" (first choice when factors such as the price and the school's selectivity are not considered) among high school seniors.
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Harvey Mudd College should not really be compared to those other two as it is quite significantly a differnt institution.  For one thing the school is very small, and really geared to science.  Cornell is a closer fit to Mudd than UCB, but it is still a whole differnt beast.\n\nMudd tends to attact and hold onto the same type of students who are looking at the high-power small colleges out there.\n\nOn a side note Mudd also is one of only three instututions left in the US that has had no grade inflation since the 1950's, and grad schools know it.
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cornell university www.cornell.edu\ngeorgetown university www.georgetown.edu\nprinceton university www.princeton.edu\nnew york university www.nyu.edu\nboston university www.bu.edu\ntufts university www.tufts.edu\n\nand, from someone who has talked to college students heading into MD programs, take advantage of your time in college to explore classes other than science-based ones; you will be studying medicine for the rest of your life, so seize the opportunities you will have as an undergraduate to enjoy courses other than science and math. \ngood luck in your college search!
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NYU or Columbia. either one will benefit you on your way.
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Schenectady County community college-  good program there
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Tuition is $16600 for up to 18 hours - add about $100 for fees\n\nHere is a question for you - with SUNY-Buffalo right there, probably the best branch in the SUNY system, why would you be looking at a private school? You need to think about that.\n\nAnyway, good luck to you in your studies
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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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Depends on your major but I will go with CU because I am applying to their masters program. However I have only lived in Colorado a few months so I don't really know much about them.
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Hello there,\n\nI believe you can find what you are looking for at the links below:\n\nhttp://www.nymentor.edu/CampusTour/undergraduate/357/Bronx_Community_College/Bronx_Community_College1.html\n\nhttp://www.bcc.cuny.edu/
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Brown has a better overall academic reputation in most disciplines, except for the arts.\n\nTherefore, if you intend to major in theatre, film, or studio art, Sarah Lawrence may be the better choice.\n\nHowever, between these two schools, you really can't go wrong.  Both are academically challenging, and have great campus cultures.
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Are you kidding?   Fashion Institute of Technology, NEW YORK CITY BABY!  It's a SUNY school where you get cheaper tuition, can get Associates and is right in the middle of.... everything.\n\nIs at www.fitnyc.edu
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If you are open to moving out of state then I suggest Eastern Michigan University, it has one of the best teaching programs in the country.
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probably cornell, in both categories.  penn also has a high (relative) admit rate, but it's bigger.  fewer people apply to cornell because it has less name recognition and it's in the middle of nowhere.
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In the NY Area:\n1. City University of New York, Borough of Manhattan Comm. College\n2. Genesee Comm. College\n3. Hudson Valley Comm. College\n4. Long Island Univ.-Brooklyn Campus\n5. Mohawk Valley Comm. College\n6. Molloy College\n7. Nassau Comm. College\n8. Onondaga Comm. College\n9. Rockland Comm. College.\n10. State Univ. of New York-Health Science Center at Stony Brook\n11. Westchester Community College.\n\nHope this helps.
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Ryerson College in Toronto is respected for its arts programs. York University as well. I attended Brock University in St. Catherines. It's a smaller University but it has excellent arts facilities (Three full size theater's) and and excellent student teacher ratio. (in my fourth year there were four students and being taught by six teachers, so we each received excellent individual attention))
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Did you try NYU or the CUNY system (Baruch/Hunter).