Is UCLA Andersons is better or USC is better for MBA?
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UCLA is better for MBA.
226650
UCLA by 4. Mephis is over rated!
268896
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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I have to go with UCLA since I lived there for a while. :)
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I go to UCI. It's like the OC, except has more asians. Campus is pretty big.
500090
Going to JC then transferring is FAR easier because they get first priority. Transferring to UCLA from another UC is tough. Your credentials need to be pretty high - i'm saying like 3.8+  or a well written essay.
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UC Davis is ranked a little higher.  Of course, it is also in the middle of nowhere.\n\nUC at Berkeley and UCLA are superior to either.
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I went to San Francisco State University for a BA in journalism (class of 2004). I LOVED the program there. You can do newspaper, magazine or online. USC is supposedly great. Berkley is good, but they only have journalism as a grad program. Long Beach and Northridge are also considered good J-schools in CA.
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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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USC, not only is it world-renowned, the connections you get through going there is well worth the extra buck
340372
Harvard, Yale, Stanford, UC Berkley, or UCLA
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Both are great choices academically. One has to know other concerns you have in particular to give the precise answer. My suggestion is to visit both schools and meet the dept. liaison officers and ask them every thing you want to know for each school.
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As someone in the technology field in the Los Angeles area, I would have to say that the USC degree is worth more than one from CSULA, because of the quality of the professors and program. USC's EE program is much higher rated that any CS school--in fact it's ranked among MIT, Stanford, Caltech, CMU, and others as one of the top schools in the nation according to the U.S. News and World Report. (That said, I got my own degree there...) The rankings were 1. MIT 2. Stanford 3. Berkeley 4. Georgia Tech / U of Illinois Urbana 6. Univ. of Michigan 7. USC Viterbi School 8. Caltech 9. Carnegie Mellon 10. Purdue.
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Actually, Berkeley and UCLA have very comparable English programs. But if you're into *really* old literature, Berkeley has better resources. The Bancroft library houses rare and old manuscripts. From Mark Twain to medieval times, it's all there.\n\nAs for the program itself, at both schools, you will have to deal with large departments, low faculty:student, and strong competition.\n\nSo the matter is, which environment suits you more? Berkeley is Berkeley. We've always had a reputation for being some brilliant and eccentric minds. UCLA is preppier. Berkeley is rainy and gloomy. UCLA is sunny. Berkeley is full of bohemians. West LA is full of rich snotballs.\n\nMy college boyfriend of 3 years was an English major. When he got really drunk, he had a tendency to strip off his clothes and recite Chaucer. But two of my dearest friends were UCLA English majors. I've not seen then take their clothes off under any contexts.\n\nAnyway, I'm horribly biased. I think you should go to Cal if you have the opportunity and the mettle to do so. UCLA is nice and all, but Berkeley is THE University of California.
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I personally don't know but life the previous individual mention it is much harder to get to UCLA than to Riverside (but do your damnest to get to UCLA remember pursuit your dream).  Also, check California colleges and university that can help your criteria out.  Also, are you from California and if not then it may cost you more if you don't live in Cali (but you know that already).  Great website is Dogpile which is a megasite.  Hope this helps you out and aloha.
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Depends on what you want to do- if you want to work as a tech, get the masters, if you want to work in the business of science, get the MBA.  TO be honest, the MS doesnt do a whole lot more for you than the BS- On the science track, you should go for the PhD if you want a decent career-Otherwise, the MBA is the best choice- It also gives you an out if you decide you dont like science
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San Diego State is a much larger university than CSUS and would more likely have more resources (teachers, classes, etc.). Also, living close to the beach beats living close to a cow pasture.  I would choose SDSU!!!