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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all my classes
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- Remember the important things to consider (from Monday):
- - price: $44,000 for out-of-state students
- - location (what other things are nearby? how much does it cost to live there?)
- - application requirements (including required test scores)
- - reputation (especially for getting a job)
- (Many schools report a job-finding rate for graduates. USE CRITICAL THINKING when you consider this number, because it might be misleading or exaggerated.)
- - available scholarships
- - variety of courses offered (especially for an undergraduate program = your first 4 years)
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- Go to the college fair, and pick at least one school to find out the price, TOEFL or other test requirement, and something about the variety of courses offered.
- Bay State College
- price: check the website (depends on the program)
- TOEFL not required if you get to level 5, otherwise you need 60
- variety of business programs
- hospitality management: 1 year to practice in a hotel, 1 more year working there after graduation
- Northeastern University
- price depends on the number of classes
- apply on the website
- TOEFL: 79, 20 writing, but you can apply before taking the test
- No housing or meal plan for graduate programs
- Need a transcript and recommendation letters
- Franklin Pierce University
- price: $48,000, scholarship $10,000
- TOEFL: 45-59
- variety of programs (no dentistry)
- Brandeis International Business School
- price: $47,578
- admission: TOEFL - 100 (also require GMAT), video essay
- typical business programs
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- Homework: Find an article online about a topic of your choice, and answer the questions from p. 154/286 about the article.
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