Does anyone know about NYU (CAS) department of economics?
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Fantastic.  I have a close friend who went there, then continued at NYU grad school for a PhD in Economics, and is now an Economist at the IMF (International Monetary Fund) in Washington DC.  The CAS is a great school.  The dean of students is fantastic.  My son is there majoring in English.  A million fascinating things happen at NYU and it is getting harder and harder to get in and it keeps going up in national rankings.  A huge part of the NYU undergrad experience has to do with living in the absolute coolest spot on Earth.  The housing department leaves much to be desired though....  But the kids don't seem to mind.
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i do not know were it is but go on auto rought on google and type in st lawrence university ny
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What, specifically, about telecommunications? Engineering, or something else?\n\nI know that NYU offers a program via, I think it's their Tisch school. The name isn't...hold on, let me look it up...\n\nInteractive Telecommunications. It's a really intersting program, but I'm not sure if it's what you wanted. Link is below.
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I'm not sure, but try using this link to see if you find the info. you need http://www.uchicago.edu/uchi/academics/.
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Check the career opportunities page at http://www.nyu.edu
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A short algorithm follows:\n\n1. ask your advisor what he think's is interesting.\n2. ask your colleagues what do they think/heard is an interesting topic; they can also give you some hints about the feasibility of the topic (difficult, safe-path, etc),\n3. go and check similar programmes in economics on the internet, and locate lists of masters theses that are already submitted. Even from the title, you can get an idea of what is either fashionable or being done in other universities, probably better than yours.\n\nRegularly checking the workings of america's top universities in economics is a leading indicator.
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Great school!  Academically strong, and noted particularly for their great economics department.\n\nI didn't know the colors either, but looked up their sports teams on the website, and it looks like a simple crimson and white.  You can check it yourself with the link below.
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While I do not have experience with the masters programs, I have spent a significant amount of time as a student at the Devry in Fremont, CA.  I would have to say that as a school, they are sub-par at best.  It is absolutely NOT worth the money.  Most of my teachers barely spoke English, they let in just about anybody who has the money (or meets meager finance requirements) which creates an extremely undesirable environment in terms of fellow students.  The enrollment officers fed me a pack of lies about every aspect of the school, in particular the transfer of my credits.  If you are expecting any kind of respectable, scholarly institution, you are barking up the wrong tree, believe me.
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I suggest you have a look for the info on their online edition...;\nlink below
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http://www.cardozo.yu.edu/faculty_staff/fulltime_QZ.asp\n\nscroll down and you will find the needed info.
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Right now, probably University of Chicago.\n\nYou can research standings in US News and World Report and in Petersen Guides.  Also check out Financial Times rankings of economics grad programs.\n\nFinally, find a reputable economics journal and contact the editors - they should be happy to help you... heck, they should be happy that you actually saw their journal.
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You should still look into the other SUNY schools (you might want to call up one of the SUNY marketing departments and ask this question - they may be very frank in their response), but it appears FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) is part of the SUNY system. And according to their website (see below), the teachers themselves are all working currently in industry. So they are an immediate set of connections.\n\nGood luck!
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I used to be. I graduated many years ago. Truthfully, if it hadn't been for the Honors College, my education would have been lacking. We had special lectures and challenging courses in economics, the arts and sciences and many other fields that simply weren't available to the rest of the campus (which I think, in retrospect, was a crime because everybody could have learned from them). I'm not sorry I did it, and would recommend it to anybody. You may end up not liking it and eventually make the choice to leave the program, but at least give it a try.
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Enrollment\nTotal: 50,917 \nUndergraduate: 19,401 \nGraduate and Professional: 18,990 \nNoncredit Programs: 12,526\n\nTry this link for a Map.\nhttp://www.nyu.edu/about/campusinfo.html
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We can't really tell you what to do.  You should call or Email the admissions office at SUNY Binghampton.  Tell them your situation and ask them exactly what to do.\n\nYou can get their contact information using the link below:
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I graduated from SUNY Oswego with a degree in economics... I now work for a fortune 500 company as a business anylist.  \n\nI think of economics as the psychology of the market (instead of the psychology of human beings)...
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I believe New york University has a good program.