Plenty of young folks made an attempt to wait out the recession in graduate school, and whenever they attended a high MBA method, in which turned out being a quite great choice. Students who graduated from high b-schools in 2010 have viewed their salaries double, consistent with The Financial Times.
Of course, people students attended the highest 100 MBA programs in the globe, which represent a small subset (lower than 1%) of all MBA degrees awarded. But it’s an indication in the extraordinary earning energy a high degree still affords.
Stanford
In their annual ranking of international business schools, during which Harvard comes out first and Stanford second, the FT also ranks schools through the average salary with their alumni 3 decades after they graduate.
Stanford University
Stanford could miss in the over-all rankings, however it places No. 1 in the cash rankings, along with an average salary of $184,566.
Here are the 10 best programs for graduates’ paychecks
Today when i check the trends of university i found an unique name universities, it is, Rice University.
When the first time i read "Rice University" so i think this teach the student's about rice or agricultural or something. :D
But it was not like that, it is a great university that has many majors, The most popular majors at Rice University include: Psychology, General; Biochemistry; Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering; Economics, General; and Political Science and Government, General.
So, What is Rice University?
Search in google and i found usefull Video about Rice University :
Located on a 300-acre forested campus in Houston, Rice University is consistently ranked among the nation's top 20 universities by U.S. News & World Report. Rice has highly respected schools of Architecture, Business, Continuing Studies, Engineering, Humanities, Music, Natural Sciences and Social Sciences and is home to the Baker Institute for Public Policy. With 3,708 undergraduates and 2,374 graduate students, Rice's undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio is 6-to-1. Its residential college system builds close-knit communities and lifelong friendships, just one reason why Rice has been ranked No. 1 for best quality of life multiple times by the Princeton Review and No. 2 for "best value" among private universities by Kiplinger's Personal Finance
What colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com said about the Academic Life there :
The student-faculty ratio at Rice University is 9:1, and the school has 69 percent of its classes with fewer than 20 students. The most popular majors at Rice University include: Psychology, General; Biochemistry; Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering; Economics, General; and Political Science and Government, General. The average freshman retention rate, an indicator of student satisfaction, is 96.3 percent.
"As a kid I remember my dad taking me here and walking around the campus with me. Since then I have taken my kids here and one of our favorite things to do is visit the Shepherd School of Music and attend their free concerts during the year." said by Allen T
"Pretty campus. I was visiting, and drove around the campus.
It has all the classic red brink buildings and many trees. It's a nice campus to live on and all the houses in the surrounding neighbor hood are also pretty nice. Love it!" said by Julia Z.
"The academics here are phenomenal, both for undergraduates and grad students. This seems to be an amazing place to go to college as an undergrad- as the school is one of a select few in the country that uses a residential college system (Yale also does this), to break what is already an intimate college down into smaller enclaves. The undergrads here are smart, clearly motivated, and very diverse.
I didn't expect to love Rice as much as I do- I'm a total East Coast academic elitist. I followed a faculty member from Cornell to Rice, and honestly, Rice deserves every accolade it gets. The collection of creative, inspiring, and PLEASANT people assembled here makes it a huge asset to Houston. I am humbled in my snobbery and now seek to convert others." said by Elizabeth M.
and David N. Said "..And I must say based on pure looks this place is worth 5 stars. I have always driven by it but not until I had actually driven through, parked, and walked around that I was able to truly grasp it's beauty. What makes this university so attractive? The HUGE TREES, these trees have history and there are not just a couple here and there, the whole campus is filled with a forest of greenery."
Well if i read more on what people said, it seems that i see many peoples like Rice University because it's
1. Great Facility
- The collection (accolade) of creative, inspiring, and PLEASANT people
- The library is open to everyone in the community
- Offers open wireless
- Big and Old Football Stadium
- Free parking, free beer and sausage in the Bud Lite tent
- LED lights that change colors at night
- Lovely Art Gallery
- Cool little area to bring the kids during the summer
2. Beautiful Environment
- Has all the classic red brink buildings and many trees,
- The houses in the surrounding neighbor hood are also pretty nice
- The coffee pavilion has an amazing view of the gorgeous campus
- Beautiful Landscape
- Newest Giant piece of art the Twilight Epiphany Skyspace, by James Turrell
- Close to great eating places, grocery shopping, and entertainment
3. The Phenomenal Academics (smart, clearly motivated, and very diverse of undergrads.)
4. Attractive and Amazing Events (free concert's of Sheperd School of Music, UCLA football game)
And.. a few people said bad thing :
Rice University also have bad problem when attending graduation,
when you attend the graduation bring sun glasses and move your chair to the tree.
It seems that when the graduation place at outdoors and have no air conditioning.
Hopes Rice University improve this problem :) .
Well this is the end of my conclusion of what people said about Rice University. :)
The most amazing thing about Harvard is the people. It’s cliche but it’s true. Here you will find people who will challenge, inspire, and surprise you. They may be a professor, a teaching assistant, or a fellow student. The students here have accomplished things that you’d think are impossible.
The second one is : The Learning's Resources and Facility
At Harvard, you will also find the most amazing resources in terms of learning, research, and also networking for your future career. If you need to know about a topic, you have the world’s leading experts just a couple doors down; you have one of the largest libraries in the world; you have some of the world’s best research facilities.
The Third one is : Student Life and Culture
From the outside Harvard looks beautiful. Inside, many dorms are rather run down and old, but still quite livable. If you are lucky, you may even get housed in an 18th floor single that overlooks Boston or have a common room large enough to host parties night after night.
When i'm in looking for new College, the First things that i'm looking for is the people, after that consider the others (Location, etc.). From people we can learn fast, and from people we are communicate each other, and have a good people make as comfort to study there. (Correct me if i'm wrong)
Hmm.. Havard.. Interesting is it?
Well.. What do you think about Havard?
Come there, look at classes, and see what Havard is.
Congratulation to California Institute of Technology (Caltech) by becoming the first rank at the world !!
Overview
The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) is really a highly targeted science and engineering analysis and education institution located in Pasadena, CA. It's home to around 2,300 students and 300 faculty, and boasts 31 Nobel laureates among the past and current faculty and alumni. Caltech manages the actual Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) for NASA, and owns and operates a worldwide network of astronomical observatories and analysis facilities.
Awards & Honors
Here is the Awards and Honors that the faculty and the students (include the alumni) :
32 Nobel Laureates (33 prizes)
7 Crafoord Laureates
6 Kavli Prize Recipients
57 National Medal of Science Recipients
13 National Medal of Technology Recipients
73 National Academy of Sciences Members
7 National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine Members
35 National Academy of Engineering Members
15 California Scientist of the Year Faculty Recipients
94 American Academy of Arts and Sciences Faculty Fellows
