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oLahav said:

For a lot of international students, studying in the US sounds like just going to some place in the US, it’s all the same.

But the reality is that the United States is a large country composed of over 50 states, and each one is distinct. Even the big names like New York, Boston and San Fransisco are vastly different from one another, so just think about how unique the small universities that are away from the big stuffy cities are.

Do you want to share your thought about where in the US would be the best place to study? Or maybe you’re looking to decide for yourself and need some help? Post it right here!

salhan said:

I want to say in few words the united states is too good for tecnology and information. so this kind of resion i want to study in usa.

acrosstheuniverse said:

Salhan, you’re right, the United States is known for their advancements in technology and information. Academic institutions are known for their development and technology programs. You might be interested in checking out New England Institute of Technology. They offer many programs of study, and are leaders in technical career education.

BillElliott said:

The US is also a great place to gain work experience, especially now that the US govt. is offering 17-month extensions to to the normal one-year Optional Practical Training that most intl. students qualify for. There is quite a demand for Technology jobs, and most students I work with who are tech. majors go on to do quite well.

The US is a great place to study, and it’s easy to get around if you want to see a lot of it. Wherever you choose to go, be sure to get out and see as much as you can!

pradeepdemi said:

hi i want do in robotics which is best robotics or networking or embedded systems .list some of universities .of Them which is best.im awaiting reply .

pradeepdemi said:

waht kind of part time jobs can I there .my gre exam 29th any suggestions

khushi_cbs said:

what university is best for an MBA or MAsters in FInance….. also tell d same for foreign exchange n international finance…......

nicy antony said in response to:

hi… i want to do my ms in biotechnology, can u suggest me few good univ in us…........

lucyinthesky said in response to:

Hey pradeepdemi,

I’m not sure what level you are looking for but here are a few suggestions!

The British Columbia Institute of Technology offers a Diploma of Technology in Robotics and Automation:
http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/7340diplt
This institute has a lot of great programs if you’re interested in technology.

The University of Toronto offers a graduate degree in Applied Mechanics, Robotics and Manufacturing. This is in the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering faculty : http://www.mie.utoronto.ca/

The University of Waterloo also has an excellent Engineering faculty. There are various departments within this faculty. You should take a look at the various undergraduate and graduate programs they offer: http://www.engineering.uwaterloo.ca/departments.html
I would suggest Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Computer Engineering or Systems Design Engineering.

If you have any further inquiries please let me know.

lucyinthesky said in response to:

Hi pradeepdemi,

It’s fairly easy to get a part-time job if you have the permit to do so. You can work for the campus doing various types of jobs. If you are an expert in computers you can help out with the “tech support” team on university residences. You can also work in retail or the food business – there are various shops and malls where you can do this. You could also work at a library, bookstore or at the student organization. There are a variety of different jobs which you can take on which will help finance your tuition, whether you will be studying in a small city or a large city.

lucyinthesky said in response to:

Hi khushi_cbs! For an MBA or Master of Finance, I would suggest the following:

Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business offers an MBA program which focuses on a global context. In this program you can specialize in subjects such as Finance or International Business.

York University’s Schulich School of Business is ranked among the world’s Top 25 Executive MBA Programs. You can get an MBA or an IMBA (an International Master of Business Administration).

The University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management offers an MBA program. It also offers a Master of Finance. There is even a collaborative program with the MBA for a concentration in Asia-Pacific Studies. You can visit the site here. The Two-Year (Full-Time) MBA class entering in 2007 average GMAT score was 660. The GMAT scores range from 550-780, but is only one factor in the application process.

Hope that helps!

lucyinthesky said in response to:

Brock University in St. Catharine’s, Ontario, offers an MS in Biotech.

Concordia University offers an MS in Biology or a Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology and Genomics. You can see their site here
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The University of Toronto in Missisauga offers a Master of Biotechnology. This might suit you well.

Finally, McGill University offers either a Graduate Certificate Program, or a Master of Science in Biotechnology.

Hope it helps! Good luck!

lucyinthesky said:

I encourage you to research as many ones as you can! The ones I listed are in North America – Canada, but you should also check out Eastern Illinois University, University of Kentucky, the University of Minnesota Morris, or theUniversity of Wisconsin for schools in the U.S.

krishna prasad said:

hai i want to know about hotel management collage in us

lucyinthesky said in response to:

Hi krishna prasad,

The Florida International University has a School of Hospitality and Tourism Management you may find appealing. Kendall College in Chicago has a Les Roches School of Hospitality Management which offers contentrations in Hotel Management , Food and Beverage Management and Convention and Meeting Management.

There is also the Conrad Hilton College at the University of Houston.

Rosen College at the University of Central Florida and Clemens College may also be of interest to you.

Good luck!

sandeep mishra said:

hey lucky, pls help me in selecting universities which offers MS in designing.well i m a 2011 aspirant presently pursuing BE in mechanical from MIT,Manipal university

MayMay said in response to:

Hi there Sandeep,

I’m glad to hear that your interested in pursuing a Master’s.

I am happy to help you with your school selection. Could I just please ask you to specify where you’d like to study? For example, are you looking to study in Canada, America or the United Kingdom?

When you provide a location, I’ll be able to suggest some schools that might be a good match for you.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thanks!

radhee said:

hello i want to take admission in usa in boston and i want to do bachleors degree of biotechnology in medical stream. so plz.. tell me the colleges comes in boston which can provide me a biotechnology course. thankzzzzzzz…...

lucyinthesky said in response to:

Hi radhee,

Boston University Metropolitan College offers a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Laboratory and Clinical Sciences. The University of Phoenix – Boston Campus, Gibbs College and Boston College are also possible options for you within this area. Good luck!