I wouldn't say that English universities automatically outrank Scottish ones in terms of name recognition. It depends on the university. The...
Really? I thought Durham was in England.
Are you saying that Heriot-Watt would have more name recognition if it was also a British university?
Almeda perhaps? (Note there are a few differences, and I would hardly call it a school).
When you say "AS comparable", are you reffering to "Associate of Science" comparable or are you referring to "AS level ( ie halkf an A level)...
As well as specifying which format to use for the template. Otherwise someone could give the original poster a lovingly hand-crafted perfect...
Re: Not Southeastern Your choice or the other persons?
Not to mention the URL is so exceptionally generic (to minimise chances it is recognisable as being less than wonderful?) UofA? That must be...
A 40 year history is slightly misleading as it is a new university, being given university status in 1992.
From the second link, there is a listing of degrees. Not very encouraging at all. Toe university seems to have virtually no web-presence...
There are also a few references to a "Mannin University (UK) (and here, and Manning University (Lebanon). Did it move or are they just ignorant...
I think that is because those two were assumed to be at the top. The question really is "who comes next?"
Not necessarily. Madison University also removed their doctoral offerings (before briefly introducing it. It disappeared again a few days...
Wouldn't that be "Life Experince Doctor of Business Administration"?
A relatively minor incident that some people did not like. The post linked to is stickied in the off topic section. Other threads in off-topic...
Separate names with a comma.
