what school is better for business in Oregon?
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Portland State University has a good business school. The weather in Oregon leaves a lot to be desired. It rains (i.e., drizzles) all winter. I went to OSU and we didn't see the sun for 10 weeks. You will pay out-of-state tuition if you don't establish residency for 6 months before you enrol. This is true for just about every public college or university in the US.
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Business schools\n   1. Harvard University Boston(MA) \n   2. Stanford University (CA) \n   3. University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)  \n   4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)  \n   5. Northwestern University (Kellogg) (IL) \n\nTop Engineering schools of world\n   1.Massachusetts Institute of Technology  \n   2. Stanford University (CA) \n   3. University of California–Berkeley  \n   4. Georgia Institute of Technology  \n   5. University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
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The business schools offer business management course.  Here are two of the better ones in California:  UC Berkeley www.berkeley.edu and USC www.usc.edu\n\nSome other good ones include: London School of Economics, London School of Business, U Penn
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Try Sciences Po, ENA or some of the Paris universities. There also are some French business schools ranked in the world's top 20 (Insead, HEC, Lyon and Grenoble management schools). If you want to go to some university, fees are gonna be very cheap.
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Iowa State has a better reputation than Iowa.  However, Iowa is getting a bunch of new faculty and is getting newly remodeled buildings, which is a definate plus.  You should definately visit them all - they pay for it anyway - and see which ones have people that you can see yourself working for and if they are places where you could be happy.  Conventional wisdom is that you should like at least three professors in the school to which you are going.  Your current advisor can give you the US News and World Report relative rankings of graduate programs.  They have one that is specifically for organic.
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The course of study costs too much in time, money and effort to study anything but what interests you most. If you enjoy all three of these equally, I'd go with marketing, because it will give you the broadest education in business.
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Thunderbird in Arizona has the best reputation for international business, but it is a very unique and specialized program and may not be ideal for everybody.  Harvard obviously has the best NAME for it, and is among the strongest, and a degree from there would certainly serve you well, but is very difficult to get into.  The same can be said for Wharton at Pennsylvania.  Perhaps South Carolina would be the best place for regular students to go.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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I concur with Teebs. Grossmont is the better school. The curriculumn ther has been masterfully designed totransfer credit to a UC or CSU school very easily. A lot of SDSU and UCSD students go to Grossmount to take classes that would usually be impacted and more costly to attend in the respective universities. \n\nI went there many moons ago while attending SDSU at the same time. Grossmount was sometimes called little SDSU.
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The University of Dallas is best known for its Computer Science and Engineering programs and has a undergrad/grad enrollment ratio of about 9:5 with about 15,000 students and 627 faculty.\n\nPortland State University is best known for its business programs and has an undergrad/grad enrollment ratio of about 17:6 with about 23,000 students and 509 faculty.\n\nI don’t think either school is “ranked” so to speak in terms of the quality of their graduate programs but the above info should give you an idea. \n\nI would try to talk to engineering students at both schools and see how they’ve enjoyed their experiences there. \n\nPersonally I would rather live in the Pacific Northwest but I think UTD is probably a better school so it would be something of a tradeoff for me.\n\nRegards,\nArmus
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Hey my friend is going there because it is an excellent business school, but we were looking and ranking to see whose school was ranked higher and one place had it ranked 4th followed by Duke and Stanford which where tied for 5.... sooo she got me!! lol But it looks great in comparison to others!!!
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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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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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If you're in PA, Bloomsburg University is a great school that has a great program and is also economical.
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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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I don't think there is much of a difference between them. I do know however, that San Jose State University is a VERY good engineering school. It's right in the center of Silicon Valley too , so it's easy to get a job after.
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Every alumni will tell you that they think their school is the best. U of Chicago has highly rated Business school (MBA program)... top 5 in the nation by all most all magazines and news papers.  If you want to study business, and can stand the cold winters in Chicago... U of C is it.  Only other that is better that U of C is Wharton school of Business in Philadelphia (at U of Penn) Columbia U is rated very high as well. Good luck.
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USC by far!\n I went to SC and had friends that went to ucla. The class size at UCLA is insanely big and they just teach you the basics and really dont interact with you. USC on the other hand is a haven for networking. I had a class taught by Paul Orfalea, the founder of kinkos and in most of my upper division classes, we had these really successful CEOs (alums) come and speak to us. USC is a wealthier, more prestigious and better learning university than UCLA. If you were asking about grad school, the 2 are close but for business undergrad--USC all the way. UCLA in undergrad business is like most other PUBLIC schools and nothing more than that. The Marshall name and network is huge and priceless. \nPlus if your into football -- UCLA is a joke