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Why do people who attend Ivy League schools often seem less impressive than their peers at other top universities like MIT and Caltech, despite the higher cost of their education?
It's perception, not reality. MIT/Caltech focus narrowly on STEM excellence while Ivies are broader. Technical prowess is more immediately visible than humanities skills. Different admission criteria attract different student profiles. The cost difference
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What is the average amount of loans taken out by students per semester at Carnegie Mellon University, specifically at the Tepper School of Business?
Tepper MBA students typically borrow $50,000-70,000 annually. Undergraduate business students average $12,000-15,000 per semester. International students often face higher amounts due to limited federal aid eligibility. Want financing options? Let's discu
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What role does cost play in choosing between local and international universities?
Often decisive but shouldn't be the only factor. International education typically costs 3-5 times more, though scholarships can reduce differences. Consider ROI - some international degrees offer better employment prospects. Balance immediate costs again
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Does a three-language policy help or hurt student performance?
It generally helps when properly implemented. Multilingual education enhances cognitive development. Challenges include potential content gaps and teacher qualification issues. Early implementation (before age 10) works best. Initial performance may dip t
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In what ways does studying a second or third language make it easier to study other subjects in school?
It enhances memory and problem-solving skills that transfer to math and science. Pattern recognition improves, helping with complex concepts. Cultural perspectives enrich humanities understanding. Study habits developed become universal. Looking for multi
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How do Indian students actually cope with cultural differences in German business schools?
Most adapt through student groups and gradual integration. Language barriers exist, but schools offer support programs. Direct communication style requires adjustment. Finding Indian communities helps, while embracing German punctuality is essential. Need
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of studying and living in Sweden as an international student? Can you explain the admission process for a master's degree in Sweden?
Sweden offers excellent education quality but high living costs. Pros include English programs and innovative environment. Cons are dark winters and cultural adjustment. Apply via universityadmissions.se with transcripts and English tests. Deadlines vary
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Can you study a course in a university that you have no idea about?
Yes, many students successfully pursue degrees in previously unfamiliar subjects. Universities design introductory courses specifically for newcomers to the field. Research program requirements before applying, speak with department advisors about necessa
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How good is the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria and where is it located in the world ranking?
The University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria (FH Oberösterreich) is among Austria's top universities of applied sciences, particularly strong in engineering and business. While not typically featured in global rankings focusing on research universitie
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Is it worth it to do a master’s in computer science from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA?
UAB's computer science master's offers good value with moderate tuition ($25,000-$35,000 total for international students) and strong regional employment connections, particularly in healthcare IT, banking technology, and defense sectors. The program feat
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