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The best place to obtain a graduate school on a grant would be to apply to all the schools at once and wait for approvals to come in. At this point you can decide on your courses and pick and choose from the schools that accept you.
That is strictly up to the department and whether it is a restricted program (for example, medical schools). There are some graduate schools that will allow a student to take one or two basic courses particular to a field or study before committing to the degree. However, you would have to check with each school.
California Instite Of Technology is the number one school. Purde and Stanford is also in the top 10. I would recommend looking online for engineering schools.
If you were born in early to mid '10, you would graduate in '28. However, if you were born in mid to late '10, you would graduate in '29.
It depends on the school or school district. Some schools may require a certain number of community service hours for graduation, while others may not have this requirement. It's best to check with your school's specific policies to determine if community service is required for graduation.
Yes you are. The associate to bachelor degrees are undergraduate coursework. The master's and doctorate degrees are graduate coursework. Thus, if you are now pursuing your bachelor's degree, you would be transferring as an undergraduate student.
Schools with a good graduate level education for business management, would include harper college and wgu. those are highly recommended school with business degrees.
There are many different graduate schools available depending on the road you would like to travel. There are actually online programs available for this as well.
All schools should be able to produce a transcript for all passed and current students. If the school of interest to you does not, I would look for another school. Lastly, make sure the school has the appropriate accreditation.
I would imagine there are some reasons why you do not apply to an out of state college to begin with. However, while there is always the possibility of transferring to another institution, you always take the risk that not all credits will transfer depending on the school, and the schools transfer credit policies. It is always better to start and end at the same school. However, you must also remember that if a student is not comfortable with the school they are attending, they will typically not fair as well academically.
American and other English speaking graduate schools require a Graduate Record Examination before being admitted. If a person is interested in entering such a school they must prove their intelligence in critical writing by taking a GRE.
If you were born in early to mid '97, you would graduate in '15. However, if you were born in mid to late '97, you would graduate in '16.