Friday, June 6, 2008

HELPERS DESK

Hi guys,well the motive of this blog is to help in university selection in US
My motive is
1.My counsellor are charging thousands of bucks for university selection(they are takin advantage of our ignorance)
2.My motive is to help all the students which are going abroad in US universities
a> In searching universities
b>Funding apportunities
c>Flight Tickets
d>Courier services for sending packets
e>accomodation in US
f>Banks loan on easy rate of interest


SO ,GUYS HERE IS A COMMUNITY,IT IS REQUESTED FOR ALL THE VISITORS OF THIS BLOG TO ENTER THEIR PERSONAL INFORMATION IN IT AS A POST OF A COOMENT(plz enter the relevant information)

OLDEST UNIVERSITIES OF WORLD


Year School Name Country
1088 University of BOLOGNA Italy
1096 University of OXFORD United Kingdom
1175 University of MODENA Italy
1200 Université PARIS I - Panthéon Sorbonne France
1200 Université Paris-Sorbonne (PARIS IV) France
1209 University of CAMBRIDGE United Kingdom
1218 University of SALAMANCA Spain
1220 University of MONTPELLIER III - Paul Val... France
1222 University of PADUA Italy
1224 University of NAPLES - Federico II Italy
1229 University of TOULOUSE II - Le Mirail France
1229 University of TOULOUSE I - Sciences Soci... France
1240 University of SIENA Italy
1272 University of MURCIA Spain
1290 University of COIMBRA Portugal
1293 University Complutense MADRID Spain
1303 Università degli Studi di ROMA - La Sapi... Italy
1308 PERUGIA University Italy
1339 Université Joseph-Fourier, GRENOBLE I France
1339 Universite Pierre Mendes, GRENOBLE II France
1339 Université Stendhal GRENOBLE III France
1343 University of PISA Italy
1348 CHARLES University Czech Republic
1361 Università degli Studi di PAVIA Italy
1364 JAGIELLONIAN University Poland
1365 University of VIENNA Austria
1386 HEIDELBERG University Germany
1388 University of Cologne Germany
1398 SUNG KYUN KWAN University Korea, South
1402 Universität WÜRZBURG Germany
1404 University of TURIN Italy
1409 Universität LEIPZIG Germany
1413 University of ST ANDREWS United Kingdom
1425 Katholieke Universiteit LEUVEN Belgium
1425 Université Catholique de LOUVAIN (UCL) Belgium
1432 Universite de CAEN Basse-Normandie France
1434 CATANIA University Italy
1450 University of BARCELONA Spain
1451 University of GLASGOW United Kingdom
1453 ISTANBUL University Turkey
1457 Universität FREIBURG Germany
1460 University of BASEL Switzerland
1461 University of RENNES France
1471 University of GENOA Italy
1472 Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (... Germany
1477 UPPSALA University Sweden
1477 Universität TÜBINGEN Germany
1477 Johannes Gutenberg University MAINZ Germany
1479 University of COPENHAGEN Denmark
1495 University of ABERDEEN United Kingdom
1495 Universidade de SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA Spain
1499 Universitat de VALENCIA Spain
1527 Universität MARBURG Germany
1531 University of GRANADA Spain
1537 University of LAUSANNE Switzerland
1542 Universidad de ZARAGOZA Spain
1551 Universidad de SEVILLA Spain
1551 Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México ... Mexico
1558 Universität JENA Germany
1559 University of GENEVA Switzerland
1559 University of LILLE II France
1560 University of LILLE III - Charles de Gau... France
1562 Universite des Sciences et Technologies ... France
1567 Université Louis Pasteur - STRASBOURG I France
1572 University of NANCY II France
1575 LEIDEN University Netherlands
1582 University of EDINBURGH United Kingdom
1585 Karl-Franzens-University GRAZ Austria
1592 TRINITY College Dublin Ireland
1607 Justus-Liebig-Universität GIEßEN Germany
1611 University of SANTO TOMAS Philippines
1614 University of GRONINGEN Netherlands
1632 University of AMSTERDAM Netherlands
1635 EÖTVÖS LORÁND University Hungary
1636 HARVARD University United States
1636 UTRECHT University Netherlands
1640 University of HELSINKI Finland
1663 LAVAL University Canada
1665 Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu KIEL Germany
1666 LUND University Sweden
1669 University of INNSBRUCK Austria
1693 College of WILLIAM & MARY United States
1701 YALE University United States
1707 CZECH TECHNICAL University in Prague Czech Republic
1737 Universität GÖTTINGEN Germany
1740 University of PENNSYLVANIA United States
1742 Universität ERLANGEN-NÜRNBERG Germany
1743 University of DELAWARE United States
1745 Technische Universität BRAUNSCHWEIG Germany
1746 PRINCETON University United States
1747 École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées -... France
1754 COLUMBIA University United States
1755 Lomonosov MOSCOW STATE University Russia
1764 BROWN University United States
1766 RUTGERS, The State University of New Jer... United States
1769 DARTMOUTH College United States
1770 Technische Universität BERLIN Germany
1773 ISTANBUL Technical University Turkey
1780 University of MÜNSTER Germany
1785 University of GEORGIA United States

UNIVERSITIES DEADLINES

These are Graduate Schools Deadlines. Specific Program Deadline is earlier..Check elsewhere in this blog for Program Deadlines.
Please note although some universities accept late applications it is recommended that you send your application and the required material not later than April.
As a help in your decision making we are just mentioning the month in which the deadline falls. You should verify the exact date from the concerned University.
I can mention here there is no harm in applying early
As a thumb rule TOP universities accept applications for Fall semester only. There is no spring admission. However many a university cited below do offer Spring admission.
If you are seeking financial help apply early. Your application must reach the university by NOV - JAN. Exact date must be confirmed from the university.
DECEMBER
1.University of California –San Francisco-CA
2.Duke University-NC
JANUARY
1.University of California-Santa Barbara –CA
2.Harvard University-MA.
3.John Hopkins University-MD.
4.University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill- NC.
5.Dartmouth College –NH
6.University of Vermont- VT.
7.University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee-WI.
8.Brown University-RI
9.Yale University-CT
10.Princeton University
11.Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University-VA.
12.Texas Tech University-TX
13.Syracuse University-NY.
25.Cornell University-NY.
26.University of California-Irvine-CA
27.University of California-Davis –CA
28.University of California-Los Angeles-CA
29.California Institute of Technology –CA
30.Northwestern University-IL
31.Massachusetts Institute of Technology –MA
32.University of Maine-ME
33.Lehigh University-PA
34.University of Florida-FL
35.University of Georgia –GA
FEBRUARY
1.University of Southern California-CA
2.University of California-Santa Cruz-CA
3.University of Colorado-Boulder-CO
4.University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign-IL
5.University of Notre Dame-IN
6.Tulane University –LA
7.University of Massachusetts-Amherst-MA
8.University of Maryland-College Park-MD
9.University of Michigan-Ann Arbor –MI
10.Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute-NY
11.Suny College of Environment Science & Forestry-NY
12.University of Rochester-NY
13.State University of New York-Stony Brook-NY
14.Pennsylvania State University – University Park-PA
15.Carnegie Mellon University-PA
16.Rice University –TX
17.Brigham Young University-UT
18.Tufts University –MA
19.Northeastern University-MA
20.University of New Hampshire-NH
21.Columbia University-NY
22.Old Dominion University-VA
.
MARCH
1.George Washington University-DC
2.Florida State University-FL
3.Kansas State University-KS
4.University of Neveda-Reno-NV
5.University of Cincinnati-OH
6.Case Western Reserve University-OH
7.University of Toledo-OH
8.Oklahoma State University-OK
9.Oregon State University-OR
10.University of South Carolina-SC
11.Taxes A&M University-College Station-TX
12.University of North Dakota-ND
13.North Dakota State University-ND
14.University of Wisconsin-Madison
APRIL
1.Colorado State University-CO
2.Howard University-DC
3.Florida International University-FL
4.University of Louisville-KY
5.Boston University-MA
6.University of Mississippi-MS
7.University of Akron-OH
8.Cuny-City College
MAY
1.Georgia Institute of Technology-GA
2.Indiana University, Purdue University-Indiana Polis
3.University of Houston-Houston-TX
4.University of Utah-UT
5.Louisiana State University-Baton Rouge-LA
6.Clarkson University-NY
7.Southern Illinois University-Carbondale-IL
8.Tennessee Technological University-TN
JUNE
1.Santa Clara University-CA
2.Universityof Connecticut-Storrs-CT
3.University of South Florida-FL
4.University of Hawaii-Manoa-HI
5.Illinois Institute of Technology-IL
6.University of Kansas-KS
7.Ohio University-Athens-OH
8.University of Arizona-Tuckson-AZ
9.University of Illinois-Chicago-IL
10.Portland State University-OR
11.University of Pennsylvania-PA
12.New Jersey Institute of Technology-NJ
13.University of Minnesota-Twin Cities-MN
14.Montana State University-MT
15.Clemson University-SC
16.South Dakota State University-SD
17.University of Texas-Arlington-TX
18.North Carolina State University-Raleigh-NC
19.University of New Mexico-NM
JULY
1.University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa-AL
2.University of Idaho-ID
3.Idaho State University-ID
4.Western Michigan University-MI
5.University of Missouri-Rolla-MO
6.Mississippi State University-MS
7.University of North Carolina-Charlotte-NC
8.Rutgers, State University-New Brunswick-NJ
9.New Mexico State University-NM
10.University of Texas-EL Paso-TX
11.Southern Methodist University-TX
12.University of Washington-Seattle-WA
13.University of Delaware-DE
14.University of New Orleans-LA
15.University of Maryland-Baltimore County-MD
16.University of Alabama-Birmingham-AL
17.Michigan State University-MI
18.Catholic University of America-DC
19.University of Central Florida-FH
20.University of Iowa-IA
21.Oakland University-MI
22.University of Oklahoma-OK
23.University of Rhode Island-RI
AUGUST
1.University of Alaska-Fairbanks-AK
2.Wayne State University-MI
3.University of Missouri-Columbia-MO
4.New Mexico Institute of Mining &Technology-NM
5.University of Dayton-OH
6.University of Pittsburg-PA
7.University of Taxas-Dallas-TX
8.University of Alabama-Huntsville-AL
9.Auburn University-AL
10.South Dakota School of Mines&Technology-SD
11.Ohio State University-OH
12.Drexel University-PA
ROLLING
It means that an International Applicant should send the application at least 4-6
months prior to starting of the semester.
1.University of Arkansas- Fayetteville-AR
2.Arizona State University-Tempe-AZ
3.Colofado School of Mines-CO
4.Florida Institute of Technology-Fl
5.Florida Atlantic University-FL
6.University of Maini-FL
7.Iowa State University-IA
8. Purdue University-West Lafayette-IN
9.Wichita State University-KS
10.University of Massachusetts-Lowell-MA
11.Michigan Technological University-MI
12.University of Nebraska-Lincoln-NE
13.Stevens Institute of Technology-NJ
14.New York State College of Ceramic at Alfred University-NY
15.Polytechnic University-NY
16.Wright State University-OH
17.University of Tulsa-OK
18.Oregon Graduate Institute of Science& Tech.-Beaverton
19.University of Tennessee-Knoxville
20.University of Texas-Austin
21.George Mason University-VA
22.Marquette University-WI
Deadlines for the following universities will be put up shortly
University of California-Riverside Bourns-CA
2.University of California-Berkelay-CA
3.Stanford University-CA
4.Universityof California-San Diego-CA
5.Georgetown University-DC
6.Emory University-GA
7.University of Chicago-IL
8.University of Kentueky-KY
9.Worchester Polytechnic Institute-MA
10.Brandeis University-MA
11.Washington University in ST. Louis-MO
12.North Carolina A&T University-NC
13.New York University-NY
14.State University of New York-Buffalo-NY
15.State University of New York-Bighampton-NY
16.State University of New York-Albany-NY
17.Cuny, Graduate School &University Centre-NY
18.University of Oregon-OR
19.Temple University-PA
20.Vanderbilt University-TN
21.University of Texas, South Western Medical Center-TX
22.Baylor College of Medicn-TX
23.Utah State University-UT
24.University of Virginia-VA
25.Virginia Commonwealth University-VA
26.Washington State University-WA
27.West Virginia University-WV
28.University of Wyoming-WY

UNIVERSITY RANKING BRANCH WISE


Graduate Schools Rankings 2009 in International Politics:
International Politic
1 Harvard
2 Stanford
3 Columbia
3 Princeton
5 UMichigan
6 UC San Diego
7 Duke
7 UC Berkeley
9 UChicago
10 NYU
graduate school rankung in computer scinece:
1 MIT
1 Stanford
1 UC Berkeley
4 CMU
5 U of Illinois Urbana Champaign
6 Cornell
6 Princeton
6 U of Washington
9 Georgia Tech
9 UT Austin
11 Caltech
11 U of Wisconsin Madison
13 UCLA
13 U of Maryland College Park
13 UMichigan
16 Columbia
16 Harvard
16 UC San Diego
19 Purdue
20 Brown
20 Duke
20 Rice
20 U of Massachusetts Amherst
20 UNC Chapel Hill
20 USC
20 Yale
Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence
1 MIT
2 CMU
3 Stanford
4 UC Berkeley
5 UT Austin
5 U of Washington
Computer Science - Programming Language
1 CMU
2 UC Berkeley
3 Stanford
4 MIT
5 Cornell
Computer Science - Systems
1 UC Berkeley
2 MIT
3 Stanford
4 CMU
5 U of Washington
Computer Science - Theory
1 UC Berkeley
2 MIT
3 Stanford
4 Cornell
4 Princeton
Law School Rankings 2009:>
1 Yale
2 Harvard
2 Stanford
4 Columbia
5 NYU
6 UC Berkeley
7 UChicago
7 UPenn
9 Northwestern
9 U of Michigan Ann Arbor
9 UVA
12 Cornell
12 Duke
14 Georgetown
15 Vanderbilt
16 UCLA
16 UT Austin
18 USC
19 Washington University in St Louis
20 GWU
Law Specialties - Health
1 St Louis University
2 U of Houston
3 U of Maryland
4 Case Western
4 Seton Hall University
Law Specialties - International
1 NYU
2 Columbia
3 Harvard
4 Georgetown
5 American
5 Yale
Graduate School Rankings 2009 in Public Affairs:
1 Syracuse
2 Harvard
2 IU Bloomington
4 Princeton
4 U of Georgia
6 UC Berkeley
7 U of Kansas
7 UMichigan
7 USC
10 Carnegie Mellon
10 Duke
10 NYU
10 UChicago
14 American University
14 Columbia
14 Georgetown
14 GWU
14 SUNY Albany
14 UCLA
14 U of Minnesota - Twin Cities
14 UNC Chapel Hill
14 UT Austin
14 U of Washington
14 U of Wisconsin Madison
Graduate School Rankings - Education Schools:
1 Stanford
2 Vanderbilt
3 UCLA
4 Columbia Teacher's College
5 U of Oregon
6 Harvard
7 UC Berkeley
7 U of Washington
9 U Michigan Ann Arbor
10 UPenn
10 UT Austin
12 Northwestern
12 U Wisconsin Madison
14 Michigan State
14 NYU
16 Ohio State
17 U of Minnesota Twin Cities
18 Boston College
19 IU Bloomington
20 Johns Hopkins
US Liberal Arts Colleges Ranking:
Ranking--College--U.S. News Ranking
1. Bryn Mawr College (PA) - 21
2. Wellesley College (MA) - 4
3. Wesleyan University (CT) - 12
4. Haverford College (PA) - 8
5. Amherst College (MA) - 2
6. Mount Holyoke College (MA) - 23
7. Claremont McKenna College (CA) - 10
8. Williams College (MA) - 1
9. Whitman College (WA) - 36
10. Swarthmore College (PA) - 3
11. Wheaton College (IL) - 55
12. Carleton College (MN) - 5
13. Oberlin College (OH) - 25
14. Grinnell College (IA) - 15
15. Pomona College (CA) - 6
16. Smith College (MA) - 19
17. Harvey Mudd College (CA) - 18
18. Tougaloo College (MS) - **
19. Bowdoin College (ME) - 6
20. Middlebury College (VT) - 8
21. Presbyterian College (SC) - 100
22. Spelman College (GA) - 73
23. Knox College (IL) - 73
24. Reed College (OR) - 47
25. Colorado College (CO) - 27
26. Bates College (ME) - 21
27. Fisk University (TN) - *&
28. Macalester College (MN) - 25
29. Wofford College (MA) - 55
30. Wells College (NY) - 94
31. Barnard College (NY) - 27
32. Bucknell University (PA) - 27
33. Occidental College (CA) - 41
34. Virginia Military Institute* (VA) - 73
35. Hobart and William Smith Colleges (NY) - 61
36. Mills College (CA) - 73
37. Furman University (SC) - 41
38. St. Augustine's College (NC) - **
39. Washington and Lee University (VA) - 14
40. Hendrix College (AR) - 73
41. Earlham College (IN) - 69
42. Vassar College (NY) - 13
43. University of Judaism (CA) YY - **
44. Agnes Scott College (GA) - 55
45. Connecticut College (CT) - 36
46. Colby College (ME) - 20
47. Evergreen State College (WA)* - **
48. Antioch College (OH) **** - **
49. St. Olaf College (MN) - 55
50. Dickinson College (PA) - 45
51. St. John's College (MD) - 69
52. Hamilton College (NY) - 15
53. Kalamazoo College (MI) - 55
54. Albertson College (ID) - **
55. Ripon College (WI) - **
56. Beloit College (WI) - 61
57. Davidson College (NC) - 10
58. Pine Manor College (MA) - **
59. Bethel College (TN) - **
60. University of Richmond (VA) - 34
61. Lewis and Clark College (OR) - 81
62. St. John's University (MN) - 69
63. College of the Holy Cross (MA) - 32
64. Talladega College (AL) - **8
65. Southwestern University (TX) - 61
66. Randolph-Macon Woman's College (VA) - 84
67. Colgate University (NY) - 15
68. Union College (NY) - 36
69. Guilford College (NC) - **
70. Bennett College (NC) - **8
71. University of the South, Sewanee (TN) - 34
72. Hampshire College (MA) - 104
73. Franklin Pierce College (NH) - **
74. Hiram College (OH) - **
75. College of Saint Benedict (MN) - **
76. Lyon College (AR) - **
77. Morehouse College (GA) - **
78. Kenyon College (OH) - 32
79. Eckerd College (FL) - **
80. Juniata College (PA) - 100
81. Willamette University (OR) - 61
82. Lawrence University (WI) - 53
83. Bennington College (VT) - 100
84. Stephens College (MO) - **
85. Wesleyan College (GA) - **
86. Siena College (NY) - **
87. Shawnee State University (OH)* - **
88. Trinity College (CT) - 25
89. College of the Atlantic (ME) - **
90. Luther College (IA) - **
91. Pitzer College (CA) - 53
92. Salem College (NC) - **
93. Skidmore College (NY) - 41
94. Erskine College (FL) - **
95. University of Puget Sound (WA) - 81
96. Ohio Wesleyan University (OH) - 100
97. Franklin and Marshall College (PA) - 39
98. Lafayette College (PA) - 27
99. College of Wooster (OH) - 68
100. Hollins University (VA) - 88
101. Houghton College (NY) - **
102. St. Lawrence University (NY) - 61
103. Warner Pacific College (OR) - **
104. Denison University (OH) - 51
105. Bethany College (WV) - **
106. Concordia College, Moorhead (MN) - **
107. Alma College (MI) - **
108. Olivet College (MI) - **
109. Paine College (GA) - **
110. St. Mary's College of Maryland* (MD) - 84
111. Austin College (TX) - 73
112. Millsaps College (MS) - 81
113. Allegheny College (PA) - 88
114. California State University, Monterey Bay* (CA) - **
115. Oglethorpe University (GA) - **
116. Lane College (TN) - **
117. Huntingdon College (AL) - **
118. Wittenberg University (OH) - **
119. Rhodes College (TN) - 45
120. Albion College (MI) - 84
121. Washington & Jefferson College (PA) - 94
122. Schreiner University (TX) - **
123. Ursinus College (PA) - 71
124. Hartwick College (NY) - **
125. DePauw University (IN) - 49
126. Goshen College (IN) - **
127. Lycoming College (PA) - **
128. St. Vincent College (PA) - **
129. Gustavus Adolphus College (MN) - 73
130. Coe College (IA) - **
131. Hope College (MI) - 94
132. Westminster College (PA) - **
133. Wabash College (IN) - 51
134. Scripps College (CA) - 27
135. University of Dallas (TX) - **
136. Centre College (KY) - 41
137. St. John's College (NM) - **
138. Virginia Union University (VA) - **
139. Sarah Lawrence College (NY) - 49
140. Lees-McRae College (NC) - **
141. Augustana College (IL) - 94
142. Gordon College (MA) - **
143. Drew University (NJ) - 66
144. Chatham College (PA) - **
145. Cornell College (IA) - **
146. Lake Forest College (IL) - **
147. Eastern Mennonite University (VA) - **
148. Birmingham Southern College (AL) - 88
149. Hastings College (NE) - **
150. Bard College (NY) - 39
151. Westmont College (CA) - 104
152. University of Hawaii, Hilo* (HI) - **
153. Illinois Wesleyan University (IL) - 55
154. McDaniel College (MD) - **
155. Wheaton College (MA) - 55
156. Gettysburg College (PA) - 47
157. Susquehanna University (PA) - **
158. Sweet Briar College (VA) - 71
159. Goucher College (MD) - 94
160. Nebraska Wesleyan University (NE) - **
161. Marlboro College (VT) - **
162. Albright College (PA) - **
163. Muskingum College (OH) - **
164. Transylvania University (KY) - 104
165. Whittier College (CA) - **
166. West Virginia Wesleyan College (VA) - **
167. St. Anselm College (NH) - **
168. Monmouth College (IL) - **
169. Hampden-Sydney College (VA) - 104
170. Georgetown College (KY) - **
171. Roanoke College (VA) - **
172. Emory and Henry College (VA) - **
173. Richard Stockton College of New Jersey* (NJ) - **
174. Mesa State College (CO)* - **
175. Adrian College (MI) - **
176. University of Minnesota, Morris* (MN) - **
177. Seton Hill University (PA) - **
178. St. Andrews Presbyterian College (NC) - **
179. Muhlenberg College (PA) - 73
180. Rosemont College (PA) - **
181. Judson College (AL) - **
182. Lindsey Wilson College (KY) - **
183. Coastal Carolina University (SC)* - **
184. Bridgewater College (VA) - **
185. King College (TN) - **
186. William Jewell College (MO) - **
187. Blackburn College (IL) - **
188. Fort Lewis College (CO)* - **
189. Greensboro College (NC) - **
190. Moravian College (PA) - **
191. San Diego Christian College (CA) - **
192. Washington College (MD) - 104
193. University of Virginia, Wise* (VA) - **
194. University of North Carolina, Asheville* (NC) - **
195. Westminster College (MO) - **
196. Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts* (MA) - **
197. Marymount Manhattan College (NY) - **
198. Christopher Newport University (VA)* - **
199. University of Maine, Presque Isle* (ME) - **
200. Virginia Wesleyan College (VA) - **
201. Randolph-Macon College (VA) - **
202. Western State College of Colorado* (CO) - **
Top Medical Schools in US:
US News Rank 2008 edition
1. Harvard University (MA)
2. Johns Hopkins University (MD)
3. University of Pennsylvania
4. Washington University in St. Louis
5. University of California–San Francisco
6. University of Washington
7. Stanford University (CA)
8. Duke University (NC)
9. Yale University (CT)
0. Baylor College of Medicine (TX)
10. Columbia U. College of Physicians and Surgeons (NY)
10. University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
13. University of California–Los Angeles (Geffen)
14. University of California–San Diego
15. Cornell University (Weill) (NY)
15. University of Chicago (Pritzker)
15. University of Pittsburgh
18. Vanderbilt University (TN)
19. U. of Texas Southwestern Medical Center–Dallas
20. University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill
21. Case Western Reserve University (OH)
21. Northwestern University (Feinberg) (IL)
23. Emory University (GA)
23. Mayo Medical School (MN)
23. University of Colorado–Denver and Health Sciences Center
23. University of Virginia
27. Mount Sinai School of Medicine (NY)
27. University of Alabama–Birmingham
27. University of Wisconsin–Madison
30. University of Iowa (Carver)
31. Ohio State University
32. Dartmouth Medical School (NH)
32. Oregon Health and Science University
34. Boston University
34. Brown University (RI)
34. New York University
34. University of Rochester (NY)
38. University of Southern California (Keck)
39. University of Minnesota Medical School
39. Yeshiva University (Einstein) (NY)
41. University of California–Irvine
41. University of Cincinnati
41. University of Maryland
44. Georgetown University (DC)
44. Indiana University–Indianapolis
44. Wake Forest University (NC)
47. Tufts University (MA)
48. University of Florida
49. University of California–Davis
49. University of Massachusetts–Worcester
49. University of Utah
Enviromental & Enviromental Health Engineering School Ranking:
1 University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
2 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
3 University of California–Berkeley
4 Stanford University (CA)
5 University of Texas–Austin
6 Georgia Institute of Technology
7 Purdue University–West Lafayette (IN)
8 University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
9 Cornell University (NY)
10 California Institute of Technology
10 Texas A&M University–College Station
12 Northwestern University (IL)
13 Virginia Tech
14 Carnegie Mellon University (PA)
15 University of Washington
16 Penn State University–University Park
16 University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
18 University of Wisconsin–Madison
19 University of Colorado–Boulder
19 Princeton University (NJ)
21 North Carolina State University
22 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY)
23 Ohio State University
24 University of California–San Diego
24 Colorado State University
26 Lehigh University (PA)
Material Engineering Ranking:
1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2 Stanford University (CA)
3 University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
4 Northwestern University (IL)
5 University of California–Berkeley
6 University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
7 Penn State University–University Park
8 University of California–Santa Barbara
9 Cornell University (NY)
10 University of Florida
11 Carnegie Mellon University (PA)
12 Georgia Institute of Technology
12 University of Pennsylvania
14 North Carolina State University
15 California Institute of Technology
15 University of Wisconsin–Madison
17 Ohio State University
18 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY)
19 Princeton University (NJ)
19 Purdue University–West Lafayette (IN)
21 University of Virginia
22 Harvard University (MA)
22 University of Texas–Austin
24 Case Western Reserve University (OH)
24 University of California–San Diego
26 University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
Petroleum Engineering Ranking:
1 Texas A&M University–College Station
2 University of Texas–Austin
3 Stanford University (CA)
4 Colorado School of Mines
4 University of Oklahoma
6 Louisiana State University–Baton Rouge
7 University of Tulsa (OK)
8 Texas Tech University
9 Penn State University–University Park
10 New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
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1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2 University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
3 University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
4 University of California–Berkeley
5 University of Wisconsin–Madison
6 Penn State University–University Park
7 North Carolina State University
8 Purdue University–West Lafayette (IN)
9 Texas A&M University–College Station
10 University of Florida
11 Georgia Institute of Technology
12 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY)
12 University of Tennesse
14 Ohio State University
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FUNDING APPORTUNITIES

Funding apportunities

Funding from your University is usually the most common. Most of the university funding is for research based and science and engineering programs. We can believe MBA programs have less funding than engineering majors.

The most common forms of assistantships tuition waivers, various types of assistantships (TA/RA/GA), also fellowships.

1) Tuition Waiver

This means that the student does not have to pay the tuition fees at the university. However, general fees (for the use of university facilities like the library, computers, and sports and health services) usually have to be paid by the student. A tuition waiver is frequently awarded in conjunction with a scholarship or teaching/research assistantship. You may get Full tuition waiver or Partial tuition waiver. Most of the Universities will give you 2/3 tuition waiver if you are offered a waiver. In rare cases you will be given Full fee waiver.

2) Scholarships

Scholarships are awards given to students based on academic excellence and/or talent. Additionally, students may receive scholarships based on other factors, such as ethnic background, field of study, or financial need. Scholarships vary in their amounts and the number of years given aid. For example, they can be awarded a one time payment or receive aid annually for a certain number of years (Ex/ $1000 scholarship vs. $5000 per year for four years). Like a grant, students do not need to payback the money awarded in a scholarship.

Scholarships can be awarded through your school or through private sources. Institutions offer various scholarships based on merit, talent, and/or need. Contact your school for a list of scholarships being offered to students. Private scholarships are offered through organizations or companies. Some organizations make students compete for awards through performance or essay writing, whereas some look for students that fit specific requirements and standards. You can search for private scholarships on the internet, through online scholarship search engines (e.g. FastWeb), scholarship books, or by contacting your school.

3) Fellowships

Fellowships are granted to graduate and post-grad students. They are like scholarships and, similarly, do not require repayment. Fellowships are awarded by private organizations, institutions, or through the government. Fellowships vary in the amount being awarded and can be used either towards research or education. Students can be given a 1- to 4-year stipend with or without a tuition waiver. The type of fellowship awarded is based on merit, need, and the institution's/faculty's grant. Some schools allow you to directly apply for fellowships offered through the schools. However, some schools only award fellowships to students who have been recommended by a faculty member.

These awards are few and very competitive.

4) Assistantship

Most students who receive assistance usually do so in the form of an assistantship, i.e. a cash stipend sufficient for their living expenses, and/or tuition waiver. To get this, they have to work for a maximum of 20 hours per week. This work normally consists of teaching and research activities. Teaching assistantships are more likely to be in universities, which have large undergraduate classes whereas research assistantships tend to be more common in those fields and universities in which considerable research is in progress. Information brochures of most universities give this information.

5) Other On campus Jobs

Apart from the above funding opportunities you can earn money while you are in university by the oncampus jobs. On campus jobs won't have tuition waiver.

Here is the funding information collected by MSinUS.com recently. Thank you for all who contributed for this page.

Don't Forget that funding information and profile required may change from semester to semester. Please consider TOEFL scores also while applying.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

The best in the country and the best in the world. They look at academics, your research work.

with 1500+ GRE you can apply here. But your previous research work carries much weight. You must be a born intelligent to get admission for this institution.

Don't even think of applying to MIT unless you are a born intelligent.

I think this university has no grading system.

Stanford University

It is located in Silicon Valley. They look at your academics and previous research, as like MIT.

Don't expect any aid from university. But u would have wonderful future if you are a student of Stanford. Google search engine is a product of a course project of MIT students...:)

Profile Required: Academics >85% GRE scores of 1500+ , lots of research papers.

University of California-Berkeley

They give admits to very few International Students. That too for People with Job experience.

Profile Required: GRE 1500+ Academics 85+. Students of Premier Institutions like IIT

Carnegie Mellon University

It was evolved from trade school to internationally recognized research university.

CMU is considered by many as the Best School for Computer Science.

Mostly no chances of getting admission for CS. But a few chances for EE course.

University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

People call it as Michigan, Ann Arbor. It's a Very Very Good university for placements. but bad aid situation. All Graduates of this university will be recruited through campus placements.

You would see number of students from India in EE and Industrial Engineering departments.

Cornell University

Cornell's main campus is in Ithaca, New York, but it also has medical campuses in New York City and in Doha, Qatar, and research, study, and outreach stations and programs throughout the world.

Hardcore Research in going on in CS.

Profile Required: GRE 1500+ , Academics >85%, Your research adds extra value.

University of Texas-Austin

University of Texas at Austin, the largest institution of The University of Texas System.

Called by many as the "Most promising University" in the entire United States.

Lots of Indians in the Univ. and a lot of Industrial Attachment as Austin is considered as one of the Hottest Tech Cities in the world.

Good academics will be an added advantage while applying for this university.

Profile Required GRE score >1350 and Academics > 80%.

University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign

Apply here if u have a GRE score > 1350 and Academics > 80%.. u must have some research work to get admit here...

Placements in all of the above universities are Excellent.

Yale University

Research Oriented univ. not suitable for masters students. Requires previous research work. Recently it has reached into Top 10.

University of Washington-Seattle

Very difficult to get admission because of campus placements with Microsoft.

University of Maryland-College Park

Prefers students from reputed institutions.

Proifle required 1300+ , 80% academics

Good funding.

California Institute Technology

They give admits for very very few international students.

Don't waste the application fee for applying to this university.

Princeton University

Very Very difficult to get admit...

Only IITans can get admit here..

An Ivy League university.

Profile Required: 1500+ Excellent Academics, Under graduation in reputed institution.

Ivy League is the name generally applied to eight universities (Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Yale) that over the years have had common interests in scholarship as well as in athletics.

Univ of California-Los Angeles

UCLA needs excellent academics when compared to test scores.1450+ , B.tech>80,Excellent research work.

Lot of people from this university attended to Olympics.

University of Wisconsin-Madison


Funding Scenario at this univ is Excellent.

GRE 1300 , Acads-75% required for admit.

Georgia Institute of Technology

Excellent university.

Well funded one. Needs high Undergraduate percentage and GRE score around 1400 for most of the majors.

Famous for Good placements

Harvard University

It has a Phd. Programs only. No MS degree programs.

this univ is very famous all over the world

Its business school is ranked as one in Top 10 in the world.

Brown University
Research Oriented university. not suitable for masters students. Requires previous research work.
Purdue University

Don't Expect any Funding.

Very Very high fee.

Admits GREs with around 1350.

New York University

Well funded university.

Can accepts for Low GREs also. Academics are not as important as for above univs.

Rice University

This univ prefers IITans.

Score around 1350 is ok. but needs good aggregate like >80

University of Southern California

This is an Excellent university that welcomes all even sometimes with GRE 1100 Academics 70%

No funding for masters

It has Excellent Research programs at Phd. level.

Lot people joined here transferred to some other univs from 2nd sem because of lack of funding.

Columbia University

Excellent placements.

with a decent GRE and Aggregate u can get admit. Generally it need GRE >1300. acads>75

Costly univ. Rare to get funded.

Univ of California-San Diego

Research Oriented univ.

Accepts IITans only. Very very rarely others will get admit.

Univ. of Massachusetts,Amherst

GRE 1300 Acads: 75%

Good funding....Excellent CS program. It need some high GRE.

University of Chicago

Famous for its Phd programs.

Admits Phd students.

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia


Excellent placements. Difficult to get admit. I think it is students with Good academics (>85)
GRE required >1400

Ohio State University

Very very high fee. Very rare masters students get funded.

Needs GRE>1300

University of California-Irvine

Its s university which ask you for High GRE rather than academics. No funding.

Rutgers State University, New Brunswick [Main campus]

Very Very decent univ.

One of my friend got admit for this univ with GRE 1350 Academics 85%.

Excellent placements.

Duke University

Funding Situation is Good. Located in Research Triangle. Excellent concentration of Companies.

Indians rarely apply for it. Accepting International students is rare.

Univ.of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

It has very good program for CS.

Needs good academics.

University of Rochester

I don't have any idea about this univ. Please send into to msinusa@gmail.com if u get any info about this univ.

State University of New York, Stony Brook

GRE>1250 with >75% is ok..

Apply early to get admit. Even though u have a good profile you will be rejected if u r late to apply.

Good placements. Very difficult to get funding.

Univ. of Arizona, Tucson


Profile Required 1300+; Academics >75; some times people with low % and GRE sores were accepted.

It has good funding and good placements.

University of Virginia

Requires GRE>1300 Academics>75

Funding not good here as above univs.

Univ of California, Santa Barbara

Great placements

Few students will get funding. Not better to come here if you are funded with I20. If u look for placements u can come here.

1200+GRE; 75% undergrad score required.

Indiana University, Bloomington

A good university and well funded one.

Northeastern University

Well funded univ. u can select this univ for funding. If u get admit

Sometime it is giving admits for 1200 GRE 70% academics too.

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Want to add any info regarding this univ please email to msinusa@gmail.com

University of Colorado, Boulder

Want an admit? apply here!. with above average profile

But funding position is bad.

University of Utah

This university has good funding opportunities for International Students. Mostly all departments are well funded except MS in Mechanical, EE, departments are providing students with assistantships. you can get admission in to UOU's ME departments with 1050 GRE, Academics >62, and for chemical, computers, bio,departments 1300 GRE, >75% academics. Tuition fee: $6000/ 9 credit hours.

Oregon State university

This university is excellent (EE/CS) and has Good Research opportunities. Good Location around semiconductor companies in Oregon.

University of Pittsburgh

Excellent univ located in Pittsburgh.

High profile required. Around 1350 we can say. but there are many situation of admission with 1250.

Good placements.

University of Pennsylvania, Pittsburg

As usually this also need a score of 1300;

University of Florida, Gainesville

I have heard there there would be 40% waiver for some students. But Overall we can say that the funding position is bad.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Great univ

Gives admits for very few

No aid.

Johns Hopkins University

Good academics required . A less GRE is ok if you have Strong Undergrad percentage.

I know some people who got funding after joining there.

University of California, Santa Cruz

Very good funding.

Profile required GRE>1300 Academics >75.

University of Illinois, Chicago

Profile required >1200 GRE; Academics >75

Funding in first sem is difficult. But u have chances from 2nd semester.

Syracuse University

Want an admit?. apply here...:)

Average score is sufficient for admit. No funding. High fee.

Washington University, St.Louis

Needs the Aggregate...Decent acads and GRE, AGRE scores should get you through! Good univ. for Networks supposedly.

Michigan State University

Needs the Aggregate....1200+ GRE and 75% academics should be more than enough along with a decent Undergrad score. Particularly famous for Mech stream.

Pennsylvania State University

Called as Penn State.

Funding situation is ok but not too good. If u didn't get funding , still you can go here for the placements.

City University of New York, CUNY

Funding Scene is not good. Profile required GRE>1150; even low undergrad score is acceptable.

Dartmouth College

Very few people apply here.

Also admission chanced are very low.

Iowa State University

Good aid scene.

Boston University

Very costly university.

No aid available. You have to pay all your own.

State University of New York, Buffalo

You will see lots of Indians here.

Medium chances of aid. some students get Aid with I20, but few only.

Good placements.

Profile required GRE>1150,Acads: accepts low academics with our backlogs.

Arizona State University

You will see lots of Indians in all department of ASU.

Funding tough for first sem. But later you have chances of funding. You can earn by internships available.

Profile required 1200 and Undergrad 75%

Oklahoma State University, Stillwater

This university has good funding opportunities for International Students. Mostly all departments are well funded except MS in CS. Mechanical, Chemical, EE, MIS, IEM departments are providing students with assistantships. you can get admission in to OSU's CS, IEM departments with 1050 GRE, Academics >65, and for Mechanical, MIS, EE departments 1150 GRE, 70% academics. Bio systems and GIS are also highly funded departments. Tuition fee: $6000/ 9 credit hours.

Oklahoma City University

Just around 700-800 GRE score is sufficient to get admission. One with with lot of backlogs can get admission here. This is Sure admit university. There is no concept of Assistantships here. Few on campus jobs available. Tuition fee is also very high here.

Louisiana State University

Profile Required for Admission CSE GRE>1200 Academics 65%;or 1100 academics 75%

Mech/ EE-GRE>1100 Academics>65

Chemical GRE>1250 Academics>70%

petroleum- GRE>1300 Academics> 75%

Funding (Out of State Tuition Waivers/ Assistantships) Regarding to part time jobs- there will be lot of part time jobs so there is no need of worrying about it.
Assistantship:-In mechanical and chemical generally everyone gets an Assistantship in the dept (generally chemical students will get Aid with i20 only)
Computer science and Industrial engg also have a lot of assistantships.
Coming to EE there is no funding for them at all. but generally u can get assistantships in other depts. If you have knowledge in computers.
Generally hardly find few people who don�t have assistantships(atleast 10hrs)
Regarding assistantship:
If we get 10hrs assistantship you out of state fee will be waived and u will be asked to pay around $ 2500 and u will be paid around 400-500 per month.
If we get 20hrs assistantship you out of state fee will be waived and u will be asked to pay around $ 1200 and you will be paid $800-$1600.
Tuition fee/ Semester or Quarter $6500 / 9 credit hours (Semester system)
+ insurance
Regarding living expenses On campus housing will cost u $470and u can share it with 1 or 2 other guys.
All allowances are included in that.
So it would cost u $250-$300 (total) per month

If you want sure funding, u can apply for this univ.

Texas Tech University

You can complete your masters study at low cost. On campus jobs available. Around half of the students get funding.

University of Bridgeport

Few on campus jobs available. Most of the money you should get from your pocket. Just a GRE>750 is sufficient for admission. Course work is easy. Very few people are getting assistantships.

University of Dayton, Dayton (OH)

This university has got very less funding in all the Departments, But we can get Part time jobs in campus very easily. For Electrical there is no need of GRE but should have 70% in academics. For other department one should have 1000 in GRE and 65% in academics

University of Missouri-Rolla

Good for ME/EE. GRE>1150 is required. Well funded one.

University of Oklahoma, Norman (OK)

All departments have good funding so all people will end up with a good position in the first sem itself. Profile required for admission CSE, IEM GRE>1050 Academics 65%: Mech/ EE/MIS-GRE>1200 Academics>70; Chemical GRE>1250 Academics>75%. Tuition : $5800/ 9 credit hours (Semester system)

University of South Alabama, Mobile (AL)

Mostly no chances of funding in all departments except for one or two people. But course work is easy. Fee is less when compared to most number of universities. Some on campus jobs are there. But people can earn money by some other means. One can complete masters at cheaper investment in this university. Indians number is high in this university.

West Virginia University

At present we are having full funding for IE, CIVIL, CHEMICAL, CS, except EE dept. The number of EE students is very high so the competition is tough. Also we will get waivers in our univ so the fee is reduced to 5500$ from 7800$( this is for EE all other depts get full waivers most of the times so no fees for others), there is also possibility not getting waivers sometimes. So u have to prepare to pay full amt at least for one sem here in WVU for EE. U can take as many credit hrs for the same 9 credit hrs Fees upto 16 in WVU. For getting admission in WVU u should get atleast 1100 in GRE and 250 TOEFL also. Getting CS admission is very difficult i suggest u not to apply if ur from CS. High percentage is an added advantage to get admit in WVU. One thing the above said scores are for EE, IE, Civil. For chemical u shold get more than those. Thats all about WVU

Wayne State University

No funding for international students. Tough to earn tuition fee. You have to get every $ from your home.

Texas A&M, Kingsville

Mechaical,Chemical,Evironmental,Agricultural, EE have some funding opportunities. But CSE dont has any funding facilities. but here the Funding Scene is changing from every semester to semester.
Tution fee: 1300$/3 credit hours

Univ. of North Carolina, Charlotte

While funding oppurtunity is very good in Civil and Mechanical Dept., chances of assistantships are good in almost all the departments expcept the ECE dept. However the ECE dept here is well reputed for its Embedded Sys and Optics Majors.

On can find out an admit with an average of >1050 GRE and >65% acads. Good TOEFL score around 240CBT is required too..

Overall, the univ is excellent for Mechs.

fee = $7500/sem

Univ Of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,OH

Profile required: CSE,CE,EE GRE>1350 Acads >83% . Some times GREs with 1250 are aceptable in case of Good acads and job experience.
Funding :Admission with fee waiver.
Bad funding scene for MS in CSE/CE/EE

Univ of missouri, kansas city

Hi,UMKC is a good university.It has standards of its own.It offers good number of courses for CS rather than EE in MS.you will be given funding mostly in fall based on your GRE score and academics in Engineering .I say there is less chance for funding if you apply late.Getting TA and RA is tough here bcoz lot of competiton ,more Indian students.
Getting on-campus is a bit difficult here bcoz most of them are Indian students here.But I think in fall we can get as there will be students who graduate from university and we have few positions.

University of Tulsa

Average funding scene. Some people get assitantships. If you get assitantship here, you will get full fee waiver.

Profile required: CS/EE/Mech Around 1050 GRE and 60% Acasamics.

This univ has petroleum engineering program, which s very famous.It requires very high profile than above.

University of Houston

U can see lot of indians here.

Profile required 1100 GRE, 60% Acads. It has good funding for Chemical dept.

Texas A&M University, Commerce

You can complete courses very fast. Its hard to live if you don't get scholarship There are few on campus job employment by which you can earn money. There are many indians in MIS and CS department. Its very far from the city , dallas.

Profile required GRE 1000 and B.TECH 60%..

NJIT

Aid is rare. But in good location. I have seen lot of B.pharm students applying here, if their scores are low. I think they are aplying where for biomedical course.

NYIT

Funding is rare. Living cost is high.

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