Archive for September, 2010
A Look at the MBA Program of Georgia Institute of Technology
When people say Georgia Institute of Technology, many would think of it as a great school, especially in the technological field. But aside from these courses, its management program is also outstanding. In fact, it ranks as one of the country’s best. Since 1912, when its School of Commerce was founded, the quality of the [...]
Guide to the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
For students who are planning to take up law and who want to live in the Midwest, particularly Ohio, the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law is one school that should definitely be considered. The school adopts a liberal residency policy, which gives students who are not residents of Ohio the chance to also [...]
Admission Guide to the Fordham University School of Law
Talking about Fordham University School of Law would be a bit impossible without talking about other New York law schools like Columbia and NYU, which usually figure in top 10 rankings of law school. Fordham may be still out of the top 10, but it has steadily climbed up popularity rankings and has continued to [...]
MBA Guide to Goizueta Business School of Emory University
Goizueta (pronounced as goy-swe-tah) Business School is named after a former president of the Coca-Cola Company, Roberto Goizueta. With its undergraduate, masters, and doctorate programs, Emory University’s business school has been acknowledged as one of the best schools in the country. Aside from providing business degrees, the school also has centers for further research such [...]
Florida Institute of Technology Overview
The Florida Institute of Technology is located near the east coast of Florida, in the town of Melbourne. Of the 130 acres that the campus sits on, 30 acres of the area is dedicated to a botanical garden, which makes the school a wonderful place for nature lovers. But a botanical garden isn’t the only [...]
DePaul University Overview
Founded in 1898 by Roman Catholic Vincentians, DePaul University is named after Saint Vincent de Paul, who is known for his philanthropic spirit. Located in Chicago, Illinois, DePaul University is among the nation’s 10 largest private universities, it is also the largest private university in Illinois and the nation’s largest Roman Catholic university. Read on [...]
MBA Guide to Georgetown Universitys McDonough School of Business
The McDonough School of Business is one of the five graduate schools of Jesuit-affiliated Georgetown University. The business school got its name from Robert Emmett McDonough who was also an alumnus of Georgetown. As a Catholic Jesuit university, social justice and ethics are taught as part of the curriculum. Degrees offered The McDonough School of [...]
Bowling Green State University Overview
Located in Bowling Green, Ohio, Bowling Green State University was established in 1910, and is now celebrating its centennial anniversary. This public institution has a 1,338-acre campus and it has become known for having a number of good programs in various fields of study. If you plan on studying at Bowling Green State University, then [...]
Biola University Overview
Biola University is located near Los Angeles, California right in the city of La Mirada. Although the private school is evangelical Christian, it is non-denominational. Originally established in 1908, the university celebrated its 100 year anniversary in 2008. Read on to learn more about Biola University and how to get accepted as an applicant. Degrees [...]
A Close Look at the W P Carey School of Business of Arizona State University
The official name of Arizona State University’s business school is the W. P. Carey School of Business. It got its name from a benefactor named William P. Carey who donated $50 million as a gift to the school in 2003. It stands as one of the largest business schools in the US, with about 256 [...]