Hi folks.. I am an international student and have got admits for a B.S. In business administration at Oregon state Arizona state SUNY buffalo RIT Utah State I am inclined to study international business and would want to avoid extreme weather. Would really appreciate if you share your thoughts that could help me taking a decision. (quality of school/teaching,funding options,housing etc..) Thanks!
I'm assuming that since this is a distance learning discussion forum that you are planning on completing your degree program from your home in California. I have 1 question: Since this is a DL degree, what difference does it make what the weather is like at the school? Beyond that I've always like Arizona, hated Buffalo.
Thanks Kizmet for the reply! I will not be doing distance-learning(oops! wrong forum) but would really appreciate any inputs from you guys! The only reason I was inclined towards Buffalo is that they seem to be having a more structured Business program for undergrads esp in International Business. ASU offers a certificate program in IB but does not offer IB as a major.
Yeah, except then you'd actually have to live in Buffalo. The weather is bearable but the football team is not.wned: :hijacked: What do you think about the NFL lockout? Is there going to be a season this year? Will they cut a deal by training camp?
Arizona State has the best b-school of the options listed. Also incredibly hot women....if that's a concern.
Arizona State [is] ranked higher than the others on your list; however, Whitman (Syracuse) is ranked (47th) ahead of ASU (77th) by the Business Week 2011 best undergraduate B-schools. In that both the SUNY-Buffalo and RIT (Saunders) locations will ALL be extremely cold during winter, why not also consider Whitman? On-the-other-hand, I’m certain AUTiger is absolutely correct as regards the women “looks” factor at ASU vs. all the others. And of course Whitman’s tuition rate far exceeds that of ASU… Re: Best Undergraduate Business Schools 2011 - Businessweek
