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Which is the best country to study civil engineering as an exchange student?
December 13th, 2008
I am a Mexican student studying Civil Engineering at a Texan university and I would like to study abroad, but I do not know what would be best. I have considered Germany, Italy, Netherlands but advisors from my college insist in Asia. I would like to see any opinion or recommendation. Any other country recommended (excluding Latin America). Which are the best engineering schools in those countries (continent in the case of Asia). Advantages and disadvantages and finally if they can offer courses in English.
I am a Mexican student studying Civil Engineering at a university in the US and I would like to study abroad, but I do not know what would be best. I have considered Germany, Italy, Netherlands but advisors from my college insist in Asia. I would like to see any opinion or recommendation. Any other country recommended (excluding Latin America and the US). Which are the best engineering schools in those countries (continent in the case of Asia). Advantages and disadvantages and finally if they can offer courses in English.
The USA would be the best country to study in.
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1,000 TEACHERS AT 1,000 SCHOOLS TO BE HONORED BY OFFICEMAX WITH SURPRISE DONATION CEREMONIES ON OCTOBER 2 IN ONE OF THE…
December 11th, 2008
1,000 TEACHERS AT 1,000 SCHOOLS TO BE HONORED BY OFFICEMAX WITH SURPRISE DONATION CEREMONIES ON OCTOBER 2 IN ONE OF THE LARGEST SCHOOL ADVOCACY CAMPAIGNS EVER
OfficeMax Partners With Adopt-a-Classroom For "A Day Made Better, "Driving Community Action To End $4 Billion "Teacher-Funded Classroom" Spend
One thousand teachers at 1,000 schools across the United States will be surprised with in-class ceremonies featuring more than $1 million worth of donated school supplies (nearly $1,200 worth per school) on October 2, as OfficeMax® Incorporated (NYSE:OMX) kicks off its "A Day Made Better" campaign to eliminate "teacher-funded" classrooms. Due to budget shortfalls, teachers are now forced to spend nearly $4 billion annually out of their own pockets (an average of $1,200 per teacher) for basic classroom supplies.
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Tags: What and where are some of the best schools to learn Electrical Engineering?
December 11th, 2008
MIT
RPI
Bklyn Polytech
CAlTech
Best Engineering schools……..?
December 7th, 2008
I was wondering, what are the best reputated and the best engineering schools in the country. Just wanted to have your opinions. Im currently majoring in Civil Engineering, Im still a sophtmore at a community college and I have a hard time picking a good engineering school.
Thank you for your help.
1. UC-Berkeley
www.ce.berkeley.edu
2. University of Illinois- Urbana-Champaign
cee.uiuc.edu
3. Stanford University
cee.stanford.edu