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Saturday, April 27, 2013

TOP US Universities for MS


TOP US Universities for MS

1Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge, MA
2Stanford University - Stanford, CA
3University of California - Berkeley,CA
4Georgia Institute of Technology - Atlanta, GA
5California Institute of Technology - Pasadena, CA
6University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
7Carnegie Mellon University
8University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
9University of Texas, Austin
10Cornell University
11Purdue University,West Lafayette
12Texas A&M University,College Station
13University of Southern California
14University of California, San Diego
15Columbia University
16University of California,Los Angeles
17University of Wisconsin, Madison
18University of Maryland,College Park
19Harvard University
20Northwestern University
21Princeton University
22University of California,Santa Barbara
23University of Pennsylvania
24Virginia Tech
25Pennsylvania State University,University Park
26Johns Hopkins University
27University of Washington
28Duke University
29University of Minnesota,Twin Cities
30Ohio State University
31North Carolina State University
32Rice University
33University of California
34Yale University
35University of Colorado
36University of Florida
37Vanderbilt University
38Boston University
39University of California,Irvine
40University of Virginia
41University of Rochester
42Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
43Arizona State University
44Iowa State University
45Lehigh University
46Brown University
47Case Western Reserve University
48University of Pittsburgh
49Michigan State University
50Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey,New Brunswick
51University of Arizona
52University of Notre Dame
53Washington University in St. Louis
54University at Buffalo,SUNY
55University of Utah
56Stony Brook University,SUNY
57University of Delaware
58University of Iowa
59University of Massachusetts,Amherst
60Dartmouth College
61University of Dayton
62Northeastern University
63Colorado School of Mines
64University of California,Riverside
65University of Connecticut
66University of Illinois,Chicago
67Auburn University
68Colorado State University
69Drexel University
70Polytechnic Institute of New York University
71University of Tennessee,Knoxville
72Illinois Institute of Technology
73University of Central Florida
74Stevens Institute of Technology
75Syracuse University
76Tufts University
77Clemson University
78University of Houston
79University of Texas,Dallas
80University of Cincinnati
81University of Missouri
82Mississippi State University
83Missouri University of Science & Technology
84Oregon State University
85University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill
86Washington State University
87University of California,Santa Cruz
88Michigan Technological University
89Rochester Institute of Technology
90University of Alabama,Huntsville
91University of New Mexico
92University of Texas,Arlington
93George Washington University
94Kansas State University
95Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge
96New Jersey Institute of Technology
97Texas Tech University
98University of Nebraska,Lincoln
99University of South Carolina
100Worcester Polytechnic Institute
101University of Kansas
102Florida A&M University - Florida State University
103Indiana University-Purdue University,Indianapolis
104Tulane University
105University of Kentucky
106University of Oklahoma
107West Virginia University
108Wichita State University
109CUNY,City College
110Oklahoma State University
111University of Alabama
112University of Arkansas,Fayetteville
113University of South Florida
114Brigham Young University
115University of North Texas
116George Mason University
117Oregon Health and Science University
118University of Georgia
119Wayne State University
120Binghamton University,SUNY
121University of Maryland,Baltimore County
122Clarkson University
123Southern Methodist University
124University of Akron
125University of Louisville
126University of Miami
127Louisiana Tech University
128New Mexico State University
129University of North Carolina,Charlotte
130Ohio University
131Temple University
132University of Alabama,Birmingham
133Marquette University
134University of Hawaii,Manoa
135University of Maine
136University of Wisconsin,Milwaukee
137Utah State University
138Wright State University
139Alfred University,New York State College of Ceramics
140California State University,Long Beach
141Santa Clara University
142University of Nevada,Reno
143University of New Hampshire
144University of Tulsa
145University of Vermont
146Montana State University
147North Carolina A&T State University
148University of Colorado,Colorado Springs
149University of Idaho
150University of Rhode Island
151University of Wyoming
152Virginia Commonwealth University
153Catholic University of America
154Cleveland State University
155Florida Atlantic University
156Florida Institute of Technology
157University of Toledo
158Florida International University
159Howard University
160Lamar University
161Lawrence Technological University
162Morgan State University
163New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
164North Dakota State University
165Oakland University
166Old Dominion University
167Portland State University
168Prairie View A&M University
169San Diego State University
170South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
171South Dakota State University
172Southern Illinois University,Carbondale
173St. Louis University
174SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
175Tennessee State University
176Tennessee Technological University
177Texas A&M University,Kingsville
178University of Alaska,Fairbanks
179University of Detroit Mercy
180University of Bridgeport
181University of Colorado,Denver
182University of Denver
183University of Louisiana,Lafayette
184University of Massachusetts,Dartmouth
185University of Massachusetts,Lowell
186University of Memphis
187University of Mississippi
188University of Missouri,Kansas City
189University of Nevada,Las Vegas
190University of New Orleans
191University of North Dakota
192University of Texas,El Paso
193University of Texas,San Antonio
194Western Michigan University
195Air Force Institute of Technology
196Idaho State University
197Naval Postgraduate School

Sunday, April 21, 2013

Top Ways to Make Your Scholarship Essay Get Results!



Top Ways to Make Your Scholarship Essay Get Results!

April 21, 2013
A personalized - not cookie cutter! - passionate scholarship essay can mean everything when it comes to obtaining your scholarship dollars.
It's not easy to separate your scholarship application from the background noise of thousands of other applicants. Even if you fit the main criteria for a scholarship, you're still going to have similar grades, goals, activities, and aspirations as dozens of other applicants.
That's where a great application essay comes in. The essay is your best chance to state your case for why you above all others should receive a scholarship; it helps the scholarship provider learn about the person behind the application, and gives them a much more detailed look at your unique story, what you took away from school and what it truly means to be you!

When done right, those few paragraphs can help your application stand out—and could mean the difference between getting a "thanks for applying" E-mail and the award you're looking for.
Of course, putting so much emphasis on a scholarship essay may make it seem like a daunting task, especially if you don't consider yourself a great writer. By following these four tips, just about anyone can create an amazing scholarship essay.
1. Research your audience: Each scholarship provider is different and looking for a specific set of students who meet their specific criteria. Look closely at the application questions, the organization giving the scholarship, and any past recipients, if they are listed.
Do they emphasize school performance? Looking for someone who's dealt with adversity? Interested in character or community service more than grades? Whatever the answers, your research will put you a step ahead of applicants who are copying and pasting "cookie-cutter" essays.
2. Plan, plan, plan!: Don't settle for a cookie-cutter essay!  Start your research and planning as far in advance as possible.  This will give you time to develop an outline.  List two or three main points you want to make in response to any essay questions, add some supporting information under each and consider a sentence or two of introduction and conclusion. 
3. Make it personal and passionate: The scholarship committee does not want to read dry, sterile drivel!  If you can't be passionate about your future, then who can?!  You want to convince the committee that you're the student they've been looking for. Answer the questions you've set out in your outline, but make sure every point you make is illustrated with a specific detail that shows you care about the subject.
Don't just mention that you work with disadvantaged kids; tell them how your love of soccer got you into coaching those kids. Don't just tell them about your acting awards; show how the stage helped you conquer your shyness.
4. Find an editor: Last but not least, make sure you have time to run your essay by a good editor. Even a well-researched and passionately written essay can be derailed by spelling mistakes or awkward sentences, and if you've spent a lot of time looking at your words, it's easy to miss the obvious.
A few minutes of proofreading by a trusted editor can make a huge difference. I also recommend reading your essay aloud to yourself, so you can hear how it flows.