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Monday, March 30, 2015
Understanding the Role of the CRNA
First and foremost, the role of the CRNA is dictated if not defined by its essence as an advanced practice specialty. Overall, the CRNA’s all encompassing aim is to ensure the safety and comfort of patients of all ages, those who are facing every conceivable form of surgery and procedures, in an equally diverse array of set ups. Simultaneously, and particularly in terms of the CRNA’s specialty, the CRNA, while a member of a multidisciplinary team, enjoys a high level of autonomy in their profession, that is, they are qualified to deliver anesthesia sans physician direction. While the CRNA functions largely independently, they so still maintain clear communication with anesthesiologists.
In the OR, teamwork is not only expected by indispensible, with each member being dependent upon the other. There is a distinct intensity in the OR, with each team member focusing on their role. The CRNA’s relationship to the surgical team is more defined than with the RNs, particularly the CRNA to surgeon and technologist. This is due to the fact that the surgeon is reliant upon the CRNA’s expertise with the pharmacology, particularly if a patient must be stabilized, at which point the CRNA is in fact in a lead role.
Unlike physicians, the CRNA does not refer patients to other providers, but instead receives referrals; the CRNA’s patients are in most cases under the care of a surgeon. CRNAs are not meant to have a patient caseload, unless they are aiding patients in need of pain management. Instead, CRNAs primarily function via consultations, which make up the bulk of their daily work. The consultations are essential for a number of reasons stemming from a patient’s care plan, not the least of which are legal and clinical reasons. Moreover, surgeons recognize and rely on the CRNA’s proficiency in anesthesiology, turning to them to understand completely any risks involved in an upcoming surgery. This is not to say that the CRNA never sees a patient directly or the patient’s family. Indeed, the CRNA must be able to quickly establish a rapport and trust with patients and their families.
What makes the role of the CRNA truly exclusive, and adds to their autonomy is that their specialty commands a great deal of authority across healthcare teams. The CRNA is called upon to help in assessing patients, but also to inform and bolster the efforts of residents, and CRNA students. They teach via demonstration, not only in terms of clinical acumen, but particularly in terms of professionalism, competence and as a role model for others.
The CRNA has the capability of affecting change in perioperative and perianesthesia care by not only personifying aptitude, but also by imparting their expertise clinically and not just academics. Conversely, though, many CRNAs do in fact teach and train upcoming CRNA students.
The CRNA is an integral part of the surgical team, and must maintain strong ties with perioperative team members, from the surgeons to the RNs, technologists and anesthesiologists. This also means that the CRNA is a part of a different administration, separate from other clinical staff. Despite these differences, though, the CRNA is essential in terms of supporting the efforts of all nursing staff, advancing healthcare, ensuring patient safety and an overall exceptional healthcare experience for patients.
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Sunday, June 30, 2013
Spring Semester Deadlines for US Universities
Spring Semester Deadlines for US Universities. Deadlines for MS in US, PhD for Spring 2014, Spring 2015. Most of these deadlines are correct, but couple of Majors may have different deadlines. So, check the graduate department website of the university for the exact deadline information.
Universities with Deadlines in June
Universities with Deadlines in July
Universities with Deadlines in August
Universities with Deadlines in September
Universities with Deadlines in October
Universities with Deadlines in November
Universities with Deadlines in December
Universities with Other Deadlines
Universities with Deadlines in June
- University of Maryland, Baltimore County – 1-Jun
- University of South Florida, Tampa – 1-Jun
- Texas Tech University – 15-Jun
Universities with Deadlines in July
- Florida Institute of Technology – 1-Jul
- University of Pittsburgh – 1-Jul
- Washington State University, Pullman – 1-Jul
- North Carolina State University – 15-Jul
- University of Illinois, Chicago – 15-Jul
- University of Rhode Island, Kingston – 12-Jul
Universities with Deadlines in August
- University of Michigan, Dearborn – 1-Aug
- Kansas State University – 1-Aug
- North Dakota State University, Fargo – 1-Aug
- Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo – 1-Aug
- Wichita State University – 1-Aug
- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute – 15-Aug
- South Dakota School of Mines & Tech – 15-Aug
- South Dakota State University, Brookings – 15-Aug
- University of Kentucky, Lexington – 15-Aug
Universities with Deadlines in September
- Florida International University – 1-Sep & 1-Oct
- Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago – 1-Sep with Funding 15-Oct without Funding
- East Carolina University – 1-Sep
- George Washington University – 1-Sep
- Indiana University, Bloomington – 1-Sep
- Lamar University – 1-Sep
- Mississippi State University – 1-Sep
- Oakland University, Rochester – 1-Sep
- University of Nebraska, Lincoln – 1-Sep
- University of Oklahoma, Norman – 1-Sep
- University of Texas, Dallas – 1-Sep
- University of Texas, San Antonio – 1-Sep
- Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University – 1-Sep
- California State University, Chico – 15-Sep
- Northeastern University, Boston – 15-Sep
- Texas A & M University, Kingsville – 15-Sep
- Tufts University – 15-Sep
- University of North Carolina, Greensboro – 15-Sep
- University of North Texas, Denton – 15-Sep
- University of Texas, Arlington – 15-Sep
- California State University, Fresno – 30-Sep
- California State University, Northridge – 30-Sept Online, 31-Oct Doc
Universities with Deadlines in October
- Northern Illinois University, DeKalb – 1- Oct
- Tennessee Technological University – 1- Oct
- California State University, Long Beach – 1-Oct Online, 15-Oct Doc
- Indiana University Purdue University – 1-Oct with & without Funding
- University of Detroit, Mercy – 1-Oct
- Eastern Michigan University – 1-Oct
- Illinois State University, Normal – 1-Oct
- Minnesota State University, Mankato – 1-Oct
- Oklahoma State University, Still Water – 1-Oct
- Old Dominion University, Norfolk – 1-Oct
- Oregon State University, Corvallis – 1-Oct
- Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville – 1-Oct
- State University of New York, Stony Brook – 1-Oct
- Stevens Institute of Technology – 1-Oct
- University of Colorado, Denver – 1-Oct
- University of Houston, University Park – 1-Oct
- University of Idaho, Moscow – 1-Oct
- University of Iowa, Iowa City – 1-Oct
- University of Louisiana, Lafayette – 1-Oct
- University of Massachusetts, Amherst – 1-Oct
- University of Nevada, Las Vegas – 1-Oct
- University of North Carolina, Charlotte – 1-Oct
- University of Texas, El Paso – 1-Oct
- University of Virginia, Charlottesville – 1-Oct
- West Virginia University, Morgan Town – 1-Oct
- Worcester Polytechnic Institute – 1-Oct
- Duke University – 15-Oct
- Texas State University – 15-Oct
- University of Georgia – 15-Oct
- Villanova University – 15-Oct
- California State University, Fullerton – 17-Oct
- California State University, Los Angeles – 31-Oct
Universities with Deadlines in November
- Florida State University – 1-Nov
- Monmouth University – 1-Nov
- Polytechnic Institute of New York University, Brooklyn – 1-Nov
- Portland State University – 1-Nov
- University of Louisville, Louisville – 1-Nov
- University of Miami, Coral Gables – 1-Nov
- University of South Carolina, Columbia – 1-Nov
- University of Utah, Salt Lake City – 1-Nov
- University of Wyoming, Laramie – 1-Nov
- Vanderbilt University – 1-Nov
- Arkansas State University – 14-Nov
- Marquette University – 15-Nov
- New Jersey Institute of Technology – 15-Nov
- University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth – 15-Nov
- Marist College, Poughkeepsie – 30-Nov
- Southern Methodist University – 30-Nov
Universities with Deadlines in December
- Lehigh University – 1-Dec
- Louisiana Tech University, Ruston – 1-Dec
- New York Institute of Technology – 1-Dec
- University of Houston, Clear Lake – 1-Dec
- University of South Alabama, Mobile – 1-Dec
- University of Southern California – 1-Dec
- Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla – 15-Dec
Universities with Other Deadlines
- Florida Atlantic University – 1 year before
- Wright State University, Dayton – Rolling
- University of Toledo – Rolling
Monday, March 11, 2013
How to write a great Personal Essay
A Personal Essay,
sometimes called a Letter of Intent, Statement of Purpose, Personal Statement
or Autobiographical Statement, are typically around 300-600 words, depending
upon the level of education you are applying for. Pay close attention to school
requirements! These essays are highly necessary as they provide a glimpse into
your life. Oftentimes a Cover Letter is needed, too, describing the essay you
are sending and provide any other information that indicates why you are
qualified for the school/program you are applying for. Be sure to include your
e-mail address and a day and evening phone number.
Formatting
specifications
These are essential!
- 1" margin on all
sides
- Put your name, address, phone number, e-mail and other particulars, single-spaced in the upper-left-hand corner
- The rest of your cover letter and statement need to be double-spaced
- Do not indent paragraphs! This is basically a business letter!
- On the 2nd page, use a "slug", which is usually your last name in the top-left-hand corner; no need to number your pages, though
- If you mention people's names in the letter, verify they still work at the places you are referencing!
- Just because your statement is personal, doesn't mean it shouldn't be accurate! Be careful! You just might get interviewed/caught!
- Don't fax or e-mail your statement unless you have permission from the school or if the guidelines say that it is acceptable
- Put your name, address, phone number, e-mail and other particulars, single-spaced in the upper-left-hand corner
- The rest of your cover letter and statement need to be double-spaced
- Do not indent paragraphs! This is basically a business letter!
- On the 2nd page, use a "slug", which is usually your last name in the top-left-hand corner; no need to number your pages, though
- If you mention people's names in the letter, verify they still work at the places you are referencing!
- Just because your statement is personal, doesn't mean it shouldn't be accurate! Be careful! You just might get interviewed/caught!
- Don't fax or e-mail your statement unless you have permission from the school or if the guidelines say that it is acceptable
Monday, February 25, 2013
List of State Universities in USA | Public Universities in USA
Top 10 State Universities in USA
| 1 | University of California, Berkeley |
| 2 | University of California, Los Angeles |
| 3 | University of Virginia |
| 4 | University of Michigan, Ann Arbor |
| 5 | University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill |
| 6 | College of William and Mary |
| 7 | Georgia Institute of Technology |
| 8 | University of California, Davis |
| 9 | University of California, San Diego |
| 10 | University of California, Santa Barbara |
List of State Universities in USA
| 1 | Arizona State University | |
| 2 | Auburn University | |
| 3 | Ball State University | |
| 4 | Binghamton University, SUNY | |
| 5 | Bowling Green State University | |
| 6 | Clemson University | |
| 7 | College of William and Mary | |
| 8 | Colorado School of Mines | |
| 9 | Colorado State University | |
| 10 | East Carolina University | |
| 11 | Florida State University | |
| 12 | George Mason University | |
| 13 | Georgia Institute of Technology | |
| 14 | Illinois State University | |
| 15 | Indiana University, Bloomington | |
| 16 | Iowa State University | |
| 17 | Kansas State University | |
| 18 | Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge | |
| 19 | Louisiana Tech University | |
| 20 | Miami University, Oxford | |
| 21 | Michigan State University | |
| 22 | Michigan Technological University | |
| 23 | Mississippi State University | |
| 24 | Missouri University of Science & Technology | |
| 25 | Montana State University | |
| 26 | New Jersey Institute of Technology | |
| 27 | New Mexico State University | |
| 28 | North Carolina State University, Raleigh | |
| 29 | North Dakota State University | |
| 30 | Northern Illinois University | |
| 31 | Ohio State University, Columbus | |
| 32 | Ohio University | |
| 33 | Oklahoma State University | |
| 34 | Oregon State University | |
| 35 | Pennsylvania State University, University Park | |
| 36 | Purdue University, West Lafayette | |
| 37 | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick | |
| 38 | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, Newark | |
| 39 | San Diego State University | |
| 40 | South Carolina State University | |
| 41 | South Dakota State University | |
| 42 | Southern Illinois University, Carbondale | |
| 43 | Stony Brook University, SUNY | |
| 44 | SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry | |
| 45 | Temple University | |
| 46 | Texas A&M University, College Station | |
| 47 | Texas Tech University | |
| 48 | University at Albany, SUNY | |
| 49 | University at Buffalo, SUNY | |
| 50 | University of Alabama | |
| 51 | University of Alabama, Birmingham | |
| 52 | University of Alabama, Huntsville | |
| 53 | University of Arizona | |
| 54 | University of Arkansas | |
| 55 | University of California, Berkeley | |
| 56 | University of California, Davis | |
| 57 | University of California, Irvine | |
| 58 | University of California, Los Angeles | |
| 59 | University of California, Riverside | |
| 60 | University of California, San Diego | |
| 61 | University of California, Santa Barbara | |
| 62 | University of California, Santa Cruz | |
| 63 | University of Central Florida | |
| 64 | University of Cincinnati | |
| 65 | University of Colorado, Boulder | |
| 66 | University of Colorado, Denver | |
| 67 | University of Connecticut | |
| 68 | University of Delaware | |
| 69 | University of Florida | |
| 70 | University of Georgia | |
| 71 | University of Hawaii, Manoa | |
| 72 | University of Houston | |
| 73 | University of Idaho | |
| 74 | University of Illinois, Chicago | |
| 75 | University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign | |
| 76 | University of Iowa | |
| 77 | University of Kansas | |
| 78 | University of Kentucky | |
| 79 | University of Louisville | |
| 80 | University of Maine | |
| 81 | University of Maryland, Baltimore County | |
| 82 | University of Maryland, College Park | |
| 83 | University of Massachusetts, Amherst | |
| 84 | University of Massachusetts, Lowell | |
| 85 | University of Michigan, Ann Arbor | |
| 86 | University of Minnesota, Twin Cities | |
| 87 | University of Mississippi | |
| 88 | University of Missouri | |
| 89 | University of Missouri, Kansas City | |
| 90 | University of Montana | |
| 91 | University of Nebraska, Lincoln | |
| 92 | University of Nevada, Reno | |
| 93 | University of New Hampshire | |
| 94 | University of New Mexico | |
| 95 | University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill | |
| 96 | University of North Carolina, Charlotte | |
| 97 | University of North Carolina, Greensboro | |
| 98 | University of North Dakota | |
| 99 | University of Oklahoma | |
| 100 | University of Oregon | |
| 101 | University of Pittsburgh | |
| 102 | University of Rhode Island | |
| 103 | University of South Carolina | |
| 104 | University of South Dakota | |
| 105 | University of South Florida | |
| 106 | University of Tennessee | |
| 107 | University of Texas, Austin | |
| 108 | University of Texas, Dallas | |
| 109 | University of Utah | |
| 110 | University of Vermont | |
| 111 | University of Virginia | |
| 112 | University of Washington | |
| 113 | University of Wisconsin, Madison | |
| 114 | University of Wyoming | |
| 115 | Utah State University | |
| 116 | Virginia Commonwealth University | |
| 117 | Virginia Tech | |
| 118 | Washington State University | |
| 119 | West Virginia University | |
| 120 | Western Michigan University | |
Saturday, February 23, 2013
What to include and what not to include on your Resume!
10 Things to Include on Your College Résumé
So, what should you include to boost your chances of being accepted?
Here’s a quick list of ideas:
- School leadership positions (e.g., class treasurer or prom committee)
- Club memberships (e.g., yearbook or Spanish club)
- Community service hours
- Music lessons/performance
- Athletic participation
- Work experience
- Honors/Awards (e.g., honor roll, essay-writing awards, science competitions)
- Church activities
- Summer programs (e.g., Governor’s School for the Arts, Boys/Girls State)
- Outside interests (e.g., photography, hiking writing, etc.)
Your list should NOT include:
School Courses. These are on your transcript and don’t belong on your résumé. Same goes for test scores.
Who’s Who Among American High School Students. The Better Business Bureau classifies these directories as “vanity publications,” which are more of a money-making outfit than an honor. Instead of looking special, you’ll come off as naïve to admission counselors.
Superfluous Information. There’s limited room on your résumé, so don’t clutter it by listing that one-time walk-a-thon in tenth grade or a club you joined for a couple of months in ninth grade. Be selective!
Outdated Honors. Most colleges are only interested in what you did during high school, so skip the sixth-grade spelling bee award.
Think of this as a CliffNotes version of the past four years of your life that details your uniqueness. You can use this résumé as an attachment to admission applications, as a resource for letter of recommendation writers, or even a tool to generate ideas for college essay writing.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
TOP 200 US Universities for MS,PhD
Here is a list of TOP US Universities to Study Masters in USA. These are the Best MS in US Universities for 2012. MIT is the No 1 University followed by Stanford and UC Berkeley. Some of the Top universities where we see more number of International students is CMU, GIT, UT Austin, UT College station, USC etc.
Student from India mainly target TOP 50 US Universities. This data is collection of all TOP schools in USA. MS in US or PhD from TOP University will land you into Campus placement in Fortune 100 companies. This list of colleges includes Engineering, Medical, Law, Business Schools in USA.
2) Outstanding Course work at these Best Universities.
3) Research Opportunities and Millions of Funding
4) You will compete with best students from all corners of the world.
Admission into thuse toughest universities will not be just based GRE, TOEFL, IELTS scores. You need to prove your research capabilities. You should have good recommendations from your professors. Your statement of purpose should convince them to give you admission into the reputed school.
Student from India mainly target TOP 50 US Universities. This data is collection of all TOP schools in USA. MS in US or PhD from TOP University will land you into Campus placement in Fortune 100 companies. This list of colleges includes Engineering, Medical, Law, Business Schools in USA.
TOP US Universities for MS
| 1 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge, MA |
| 2 | Stanford University - Stanford, CA |
| 3 | University of California - Berkeley,CA |
| 4 | Georgia Institute of Technology - Atlanta, GA |
| 5 | California Institute of Technology - Pasadena, CA |
| 6 | University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign |
| 7 | Carnegie Mellon University |
| 8 | University of Michigan, Ann Arbor |
| 9 | University of Texas, Austin |
| 10 | Cornell University |
| 11 | Purdue University,West Lafayette |
| 12 | Texas A&M University,College Station |
| 13 | University of Southern California |
| 14 | University of California, San Diego |
| 15 | Columbia University |
| 16 | University of California,Los Angeles |
| 17 | University of Wisconsin, Madison |
| 18 | University of Maryland,College Park |
| 19 | Harvard University |
| 20 | Northwestern University |
| 21 | Princeton University |
| 22 | University of California,Santa Barbara |
| 23 | University of Pennsylvania |
| 24 | Virginia Tech |
| 25 | Pennsylvania State University,University Park |
| 26 | Johns Hopkins University |
| 27 | University of Washington |
| 28 | Duke University |
| 29 | University of Minnesota,Twin Cities |
| 30 | Ohio State University |
| 31 | North Carolina State University |
| 32 | Rice University |
| 33 | University of California |
| 34 | Yale University |
| 35 | University of Colorado |
| 36 | University of Florida |
| 37 | Vanderbilt University |
| 38 | Boston University |
| 39 | University of California,Irvine |
| 40 | University of Virginia |
| 41 | University of Rochester |
| 42 | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
| 43 | Arizona State University |
| 44 | Iowa State University |
| 45 | Lehigh University |
| 46 | Brown University |
| 47 | Case Western Reserve University |
| 48 | University of Pittsburgh |
| 49 | Michigan State University |
| 50 | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey,New Brunswick |
| 51 | University of Arizona |
| 52 | University of Notre Dame |
| 53 | Washington University in St. Louis |
| 54 | University at Buffalo,SUNY |
| 55 | University of Utah |
| 56 | Stony Brook University,SUNY |
| 57 | University of Delaware |
| 58 | University of Iowa |
| 59 | University of Massachusetts,Amherst |
| 60 | Dartmouth College |
| 61 | University of Dayton |
| 62 | Northeastern University |
| 63 | Colorado School of Mines |
| 64 | University of California,Riverside |
| 65 | University of Connecticut |
| 66 | University of Illinois,Chicago |
| 67 | Auburn University |
| 68 | Colorado State University |
| 69 | Drexel University |
| 70 | Polytechnic Institute of New York University |
| 71 | University of Tennessee,Knoxville |
| 72 | Illinois Institute of Technology |
| 73 | University of Central Florida |
| 74 | Stevens Institute of Technology |
| 75 | Syracuse University |
| 76 | Tufts University |
| 77 | Clemson University |
| 78 | University of Houston |
| 79 | University of Texas,Dallas |
| 80 | University of Cincinnati |
| 81 | University of Missouri |
| 82 | Mississippi State University |
| 83 | Missouri University of Science & Technology |
| 84 | Oregon State University |
| 85 | University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill |
| 86 | Washington State University |
| 87 | University of California,Santa Cruz |
| 88 | Michigan Technological University |
| 89 | Rochester Institute of Technology |
| 90 | University of Alabama,Huntsville |
| 91 | University of New Mexico |
| 92 | University of Texas,Arlington |
| 93 | George Washington University |
| 94 | Kansas State University |
| 95 | Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge |
| 96 | New Jersey Institute of Technology |
| 97 | Texas Tech University |
| 98 | University of Nebraska,Lincoln |
| 99 | University of South Carolina |
| 100 | Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
| 101 | University of Kansas |
| 102 | Florida A&M University - Florida State University |
| 103 | Indiana University-Purdue University,Indianapolis |
| 104 | Tulane University |
| 105 | University of Kentucky |
| 106 | University of Oklahoma |
| 107 | West Virginia University |
| 108 | Wichita State University |
| 109 | CUNY,City College |
| 110 | Oklahoma State University |
| 111 | University of Alabama |
| 112 | University of Arkansas,Fayetteville |
| 113 | University of South Florida |
| 114 | Brigham Young University |
| 115 | University of North Texas |
| 116 | George Mason University |
| 117 | Oregon Health and Science University |
| 118 | University of Georgia |
| 119 | Wayne State University |
| 120 | Binghamton University,SUNY |
| 121 | University of Maryland,Baltimore County |
| 122 | Clarkson University |
| 123 | Southern Methodist University |
| 124 | University of Akron |
| 125 | University of Louisville |
| 126 | University of Miami |
| 127 | Louisiana Tech University |
| 128 | New Mexico State University |
| 129 | University of North Carolina,Charlotte |
| 130 | Ohio University |
| 131 | Temple University |
| 132 | University of Alabama,Birmingham |
| 133 | Marquette University |
| 134 | University of Hawaii,Manoa |
| 135 | University of Maine |
| 136 | University of Wisconsin,Milwaukee |
| 137 | Utah State University |
| 138 | Wright State University |
| 139 | Alfred University,New York State College of Ceramics |
| 140 | California State University,Long Beach |
| 141 | Santa Clara University |
| 142 | University of Nevada,Reno |
| 143 | University of New Hampshire |
| 144 | University of Tulsa |
| 145 | University of Vermont |
| 146 | Montana State University |
| 147 | North Carolina A&T State University |
| 148 | University of Colorado,Colorado Springs |
| 149 | University of Idaho |
| 150 | University of Rhode Island |
| 151 | University of Wyoming |
| 152 | Virginia Commonwealth University |
| 153 | Catholic University of America |
| 154 | Cleveland State University |
| 155 | Florida Atlantic University |
| 156 | Florida Institute of Technology |
| 157 | University of Toledo |
| 158 | Florida International University |
| 159 | Howard University |
| 160 | Lamar University |
| 161 | Lawrence Technological University |
| 162 | Morgan State University |
| 163 | New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology |
| 164 | North Dakota State University |
| 165 | Oakland University |
| 166 | Old Dominion University |
| 167 | Portland State University |
| 168 | Prairie View A&M University |
| 169 | San Diego State University |
| 170 | South Dakota School of Mines and Technology |
| 171 | South Dakota State University |
| 172 | Southern Illinois University,Carbondale |
| 173 | St. Louis University |
| 174 | SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry |
| 175 | Tennessee State University |
| 176 | Tennessee Technological University |
| 177 | Texas A&M University,Kingsville |
| 178 | University of Alaska,Fairbanks |
| 179 | University of Detroit Mercy |
| 180 | University of Bridgeport |
| 181 | University of Colorado,Denver |
| 182 | University of Denver |
| 183 | University of Louisiana,Lafayette |
| 184 | University of Massachusetts,Dartmouth |
| 185 | University of Massachusetts,Lowell |
| 186 | University of Memphis |
| 187 | University of Mississippi |
| 188 | University of Missouri,Kansas City |
| 189 | University of Nevada,Las Vegas |
| 190 | University of New Orleans |
| 191 | University of North Dakota |
| 192 | University of Texas,El Paso |
| 193 | University of Texas,San Antonio |
| 194 | Western Michigan University |
| 195 | Air Force Institute of Technology |
| 196 | Idaho State University |
| 197 | Naval Postgraduate School |
Why to Join TOP US Universities?
1) Best Placement Opportunities offered by TOP Schools.2) Outstanding Course work at these Best Universities.
3) Research Opportunities and Millions of Funding
4) You will compete with best students from all corners of the world.
Admissions into Top US Universities
Average GRE for admisison into Top 10 US Universities is 325. TOEFL average - 100. IELTS 7.Admission into thuse toughest universities will not be just based GRE, TOEFL, IELTS scores. You need to prove your research capabilities. You should have good recommendations from your professors. Your statement of purpose should convince them to give you admission into the reputed school.
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