top european schools?
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Oxford and Cambridge.
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One advice if your going to study for the T.E.F.L cert or dip make sure it is recognize by the British council. Some of these so called privates schools abroad offering these course at rip of prices sadly. So check out if these so called Schools granting out these cert/dip are recognizes in the UK. Plus buy the Guardian newspaper on a Tuesday they have loads of jobs in Europe. One advice makes sure you got plenty of money going to Spain because these private schools only pay monthly. So have extra spare cash with you. The best place to look for work is in the north of Spain where very little English is knowing. I taught English about seven years ago in a place called Vigo. Had a great time there, and that where I pick up my Spanish.
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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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Do you want to study in Europe or in the US?  Harvard and a lot more states in the US offers one.  In Europe, I know that London School of Hygien and Tropical Medicine offers a good program also.  I also saw one program at University of Coppenhagen.  Good luck.
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The top 10 best universities in the world are in the United States and England.  Some include, Harvard Univ, Stanford Univ, University of Cambridge, University of California - Berkley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Princeton University.  Of course, the idea of the best university is largely based on opinion, but these schools are chosen because they excel in many important factors.
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it's one of the best in Europe... i would go there..
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my friend if u ant to study in European countries first u must take the examination of ielts.the contact a best consultant in Ur country.i think he must help u.
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As a recent immigrant, I've noticed that the three most obvious differences to Europe are...\n\n(1) Tenure. Underperforming teachers must be fired. Tenure is ridiculous.\n\n(2) Underfunding is common world-wide. However, bizarrely in the US, non-critical programs are not cut first. In Europe underfunded schools focus on Math and English, all else is sacrificed before these. However it appears social studies and other non-critical courses continue regardless of overall funding.\n\n(3) You must stream kids based on skills. It is ludicrous to think a "no child is left behind" system will work, a more apt name would be "no child allowed to get ahead".\n\nBeyond this, I would suggest, get parents out of the class room, (no idea why this is thought to be a good idea in the US) and bring back discipline.
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This would depend on what u want to study...\n\nEurope is good for business education. im studying here... in paris.. make sure u know at least a little french! trust me it'll help. europe is also good for hotel management. if u want to do engeneering, asia is better.
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The most popular university with outstanding reputations since long long ago is the University of Manchester. Not only for their academic excellences but also for their contributions through various fields. If I had really to choose, I will pick up Manchester as my 1st choice because being in Manchester is a dream come true for me.\n\nHowever, according to The Sunday Times University Guide, 2005, Manchester and even Leeds and Hull was not taken as UK Top 10 Universities - Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College, London School of Economics, UCL, Warwick, York, Bristol, Durham and Bath. But, if you're seeking to be in a best place, don't hesitate to be in Manchester.
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Here you go, the Top 20:\n\nHarvard University\n\nMassachusetts Institute of Technology\n\nUniversity of Cambridge\n\nUniversity of Oxford\n\nStanford University\n\nUniversity of California, Berkeley\n\nYale University\n\nCalifornia Institute of Technology\n\nPrinceton University\n\nEcole Polytechnique\n\nDuke University\n\nLondon School of Economics\n\nImperial College London\n\nCornell University\n\nBeijing University\n\nTokyo University\n\nUniversity of California, San Francisco\n\nUniversity of Chicago\n\nMelbourne University\n\nColumbia University
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LSE is an excellent school with an extremely strong reputation worldwide. \n\nThey offer more than economics, by the way. I've attached a link to their undergraduate courses:
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german universities provides MS at a very low cost. frankfurt willl be the ideal one depending on your past performance. u can go on the link and find  more about it\n\nhttp://www.tu-berlin.de/eng/service/ranking.htm
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Most popular sports in Europe are Football, Athletics, Tennis, Golf, Basketball, Handball, Water Polo, Cycling & Swimming. If you include Britain, add cricket.
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Hands down, Oxford University (in the UK, in case there are others with the same name somewhere else).
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London School of Economics. Hands down.\n\nThe other two you mentioned are fantastic schools, though.
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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! :)