Good california university for advertising??
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The Art Institute of California - San Diego and California State University - Fullerton both offer degrees or concentrations in Advertising. Berkeley and UCLA do not offer this degree. Berkeley offers a Business Administration degree where you will take a Marketing course - a chapter of this course will be about Advertising. UCLA offers a Business Economics degree and a Design and Media (part of the Department of Art) degree, which is something you can use in Advertising - but it's not fully focus on this field.
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Boss,\nso many options are available for a commers student like MBA,CA,ICWA & CS etc also as u r interested in creative ideas now advertising is in demand better u go ahaed,be firm in ur choice.dont be confused.\nWhatever may be the line if u r best in that line then that is our aim.\ngood luck
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UCDavis, for sure. The problem with Cal Poly is that it's mainly a prestige school, much like UCBeezerkly (misspelling intentional). If you aren't into brown nosing and kissing butt, or have some notoriety, getting into CPoly can be difficult. Davis, on the other hand has a nice atmosphere, close to a lot of things, and the girls...
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Try to explore these colleges :\n\nSan Diego City College\nPoint Loma Nazarene University\nSan Jose State University\nCalifornia State University-Los Angeles/Sacramento/Fresno\nSan Francisco State University\nFresno Pacific University
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University of California is more prestigious and cost more.
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Out in California, UC Davis is one of the best.
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There are some really fine universities in California, and many of them have foreign students. Look at University of California Los Angeles, University of California Berkeley, and Stanford. Those are probably the three best, but "best" really depends on what you intend to major in. For example - Engineering, go to UC Berkeley. Film? UCLA. Business? Stanford.
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Cal State Fullerton has a very good business program for bachelors and a masters.
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Depends on what you want to major in. Stanford, USC, UC Berkley (Cal), and UCLA all have great business programs. The Cal Poly system has great schools if you are looking for the sciences. Most schools in the UC system have good medical programs. Try the link below to get more information on the type of college you are looking for.
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California has three systems of universities -- the University of California system is made up of high quality research schools and are all very good and very selective.  Cal State Universities are generally not research universities and are less selective.  Then there are community colleges.\n\nUCSD is an excellent school.  US News & World Reports ranks its undergraduate program as #32.  For Public Universities that is just behind UNC and just ahead of Wisconsin.  UCLA is ranked #25 and Berkeley the top ranked public university at #20.\n\nWhile UCLA and UC-Berkeley are only ranked slightly higher at the undergraduate level, UCLA would be a better choice for graduate school than UCSD, while UC-Berkeley would be far superior to either school in most fields.\n\nThere are lots of guides that you should look at if you are considering these schools.
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Yes, a California State University.
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I think Kaplan does classes.  Also usually there are some in your area that do lots of advertising.  Ask your school's college counselor.
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colleges to study serology in California\n\nUniversity of California, Davis\n\n:> peace
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The University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business offers a marketing program. USC is a highly ranked private institution that has a highly respected reputation and excellent alumni network throughout the world.
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Berkeley without a doubt is harder. University of Phoenix - if you're talking about the one on every other block - isn't a real university and - if there is a University Phoenix in Arizona - its not very reputable.
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UC and OU both have good programs.
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Will answer your last question about a reputable college, first.\n\nPlease take the time to read the below link about Alliant College.  It used to be known as "California School of Professional Psychology" until it merged with "United States International University".  Part of what makes a "good" college is its accreditation.  The WASC (who accredits Alliant College), in Feb 2005, placed it on a type of "suspension".  \n\nhttp://www.wascsenior.org/wasc/Doc_Lib/AlliantPublicStatement.pdf#search='Alliant%20International%20University%20status'\n\nAlso what exactly is the degree you are wanting?  There are other colleges closer to home that offer degrees in Hotel/Restaurant Management.  I know that going to school in California might sound fun and interesting, but it might not be right for you and/or your family.  You should look for a school that offers internship sites with good companies.  That has a low student loan default rate.   A high rate could mean the students could not find jobs after graduating and thus defaulted on their loans.  \n\nSome colleges closer to home might be:\n\nCentral Pennsylvania College, Summerdale, PA\nhttp://www.centralpenn.edu/academics/programs/program.asp?id=X05QZQTDFfZPLYKMJXZd \n \nHocking College, Nelsonville, Ohio  \nhttp://www.hocking.edu/academics/schools/hospitality/hotel-restaurant_management/index.htm\n\nRight at home the Indiana University–Purdue University at Fort Wayne offers a Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management.\nhttp://www.ipfw.edu/academics/programs/undergraduate/h/hotel/\n\nAnd getting a degree from a well-known college or university can carry more weight than some place that is changing its name off and on and has a history of trouble.  \n\nJust things to think about.    Oh, yes about convincing your parents to pay for it.  You already said they are not rich and they should not have to mortgage their home or eat beans so you can go to college.   A local school, a few loans and grants and maybe a parttime job would be best.