What is the best University to go to IF YOU WANT TO EXPAND IN BUSINESS?
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hello there. If your in Canada i'd say go to Wilfrid Laurier University or Western University or Queens University. Or if your in the USA you could go to Harvad or Yale =] \n\nHave funn =)
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Kent State University in Ohio has a good Business college
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Go for a college that specializes in the major you want to take up.
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Each city in Ireland has colleges with good business schools (check out some of the websites below).  Remeber though if you're coming to Ireland to study, Dublin is much more expensive to live in and you may be better off living in Limerick or Cork, which would be much cheaper.  I did my undergraduate bachelor of business in Limerick and would highly recommend it.   \n\nIf you are not too concerned about money or would like the opportunity to study in the capital city, I would recommend Dublin City University - world class campus & facilities, great lecturers. I did my Masters there & am currently researching my PhD there and frequently give undergraduate business tutorials.  I belive it to be a great Business school and we often have excellent Drs/Profs there who are widely published and renowned for their work.  We also often have visiting lecturers - just this month from places like Exeter, Harvard, etc.\n\nDublin - http://www.dcu.ie/\nLimerick - http://www.ul.ie/\nCork - http://:www.ucc.ie/\nGalway - http://:www.nuigalway.ie/
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graduate of what?.. high school? Graduate students?.. if you like small town life. TTU in Cookville Tn is a nice school for biz and eng trades Weber State U in Ogden Utah is a small town campus.  WSU @ Belingham Wa, nice town, great area. I'd solicit all of them you can find. Look on-line, check out the bergs they are in, local news, rents, job outlooks (most students work and go to school)..RESEARCH!
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Oxford University. It will cost u a fortune lol moverover even if u could pay it its extremely difficult to get admission
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Try all the University's\nALBAMA also.
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i guess it depends where you are located. most business schools offer majors in logistics which would be worth checking out!!
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I think Victoria University in Wellington. Please check there website for more details!
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Physics is more interesting, but business is definitely easier. If it's points you're after, go for business.
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Oxford University, UK,\n\nhttp://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk
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U. Chicago\nNorthwestern\nMichigan\n\nThese are great schools that are nationally respected.  UC doesn't offer an undergrad business degree, but their economics program is one of the top 5 in the world.
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The University of North Carolina @ Pembroke is a great choice.  I got my BS in biology from here but I had friends in the business program and they loved the program and the professors.  Its a small school, but the attention you get from professors because of the small classes is great.I'm not sure about international students but By the time i graduated the price was only up to about $16,000.  i hope this helps.
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You sound a little unsure about what you want to do.  I owned my own business for 4 years before going back to school.  I think I know what you are thinking.\n\nWhy do you not want to attend a 4 year college?  \nDo you not think it will really prepare you for business?\nor Do you not want to spend the money?\nor Is it the time?\nor do you think you will have to learn a lot that "you will never need"\n\nMy guess is that it is combo of all of these.\n\nFirst off I’ll address the college question then the general entrepreneurship questions you also probably have.\n\nIf you are admitted to a university you should be able to take all the business courses they have.  However if you go to a competitive business university you may find that they will only allow business majors to take some classes.  Ask several universities you plan on checking out.\n\nA 4 year University has a different perspective on what they can teach you about business.  Most Universities hire only Ph.D.s and most REALLY successful businessmen are not Ph.D.s (Although there are many good business teachers out there).  The perspective that you will get at a university is different then you would get if you were to be mentored by a CEO of a major company.  With that said I still think the technical understanding of business is important.\n\nIf your unsure about your business abilities, start with a community college and begin your business while in school.  Depending on what business you want to start (if you have one picked out already) you should have plenty of time to both if you take only 2 or 3 classes.  I caution you to not pick any business that is too trivial or multi level marketing because this will damage your contacts.  You want to start presenting yourself as a responsible young adult because if you ever decide to sell real estate or investments or any other contract driven business then your contacts will look down on you.\n\nIf your thinking you will waste a lot of time to study things you will never use then double major in something useful like accounty,economics,marketing.business admin  Any two of those would fill yoru scheduel so full you would hardly take anythign that was not business related.  \n\nYou will find the largest benefit of your degree is to hold it up as a trophy to your clients.  You can, however, you can get by fine without a degree if you are motivated.\n\nWith that said I will definitely say that developing your own confidence and belief in yourself is far more important than the technical side of business.  A very effective way to do this is start reading good books.  Self help books may seem corny but they really can help if your not sure if you are prepared for business.  \n\nSome good reads are:\n\n“Think and Grow rich” Napoleon Hill.\n“How to win friends and influence people” Dale Carnegie.\n“Rich dad Poor dad” Robert Kiyosaki (this one is too much fluff for me but many people love it)\n“Absolute Power” Anthony Robins.\n“The Richest Man in Babylon” Og Mandino\n“Low Profile Selling — Act Like a Lamb, Sell Like a Lion book” Tom Hopkins\n\nI’m sure you will find more out there.  \n\nTry and make a schedule for reading your good books and other development strategies.
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That depends on what you consider to be regular.  Some "regular" fully accredited business schools will accept you if you have a pulse and money.
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I would suggest NUS Business school, Singapore \nor Melbourne business school \nor IIM Ahmedabad,\n or Asian Business School Phillipines
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yes. it is a really nice university to learn in.\nthey have many programs and etc.\npersonaly - i would go there .