Founded in 1746, Princeton University is a private research university located in the town of Princeton, New Jersey. Offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in social sciences, natural sciences, and engineering among others;
Princeton is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the country. Originally named the College of New Jersey, it was given [...]
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Top 20 Engineering Programs in America (undergraduate), listed by School, Acceptance Rate, School Type, and Student to Faculty Ratio (unranked).
Top 20 Engineering Programs In America (Undergrad) School Acceptance Rate School Type Student to Faculty Ratio Massachusetts Institute of Technology 12% Private 8:1 Stanford University 10% Private 10:1 University of California–Berkeley 24% Public 16:1 Georgia [...]- March 8, 2011
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Top 20 Engineering Programs (Graduate) Listed by School, Degree Awarded, School Type, and Student to Faculty Ratio (unranked).
Top 20 Engineering Programs In America (Graduate) School Degree Awarded School Type Student to Faculty Ratio Massachusetts Institute of Technology MS, ScD, PhD Private 8:1 StanfordUniversity MS, PhD Private 10:1 University of California–Berkeley MD, M.Eng, MS, [...]- February 1, 2011
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Engineering is one of the highest-paid professions in the world. It is a complex field of study, where science is applied to everyday activities. Now you can enroll in any one of the various online colleges and universities that offer you the chance to study engineering, sitting at home.
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Case Western Reserve University is situated in Cleveland, Ohio. It was established in 1967 by the Federation of Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University.
The undergraduate program of Case Western Reserve University has a nation-wide high ranking. There are sixteen Nobel Laureates associated with the university. It is also a [...]
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Dartmouth College was established in 1769 as an undergraduate college. Since then, the college has been successful in attaining the intellectual character of a university.
Dartmouth is a private college having affiliation from Ivy League.
This undergraduate college has 40 departments in total and covers the fields of business, [...]- January 22, 2011
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The primary aim of Duke University is to provide quality education to its students at graduate and undergraduate level.
Keeping this view in mind the university was founded by James Buchanan Duke in 1924 offering a memorial to his father Washington Duke.
Dukes were famous for manufacturing tobacco products. They have always [...]
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Johns Hopkins University started in 1876 when it was inaugurated by its first president named Daniel Coit Gilman. From the very first day of its foundation, the main goal of the university has been to encourage research and promote individual scholars.
The university supports the philosophy that education and research goes hand [...]