Nowadays high school graduates are searching for a good university to study in, one of the most famous universities in Qatar is the universities in the education city. Each university is different as in each building there are different properties, nations, and majors. However, sometimes there are some common features between two universities and that build a similarity between the two because they are neighbors. In the education city at Qatar, there are more than six different universities; each university is majoring in a specific major. For example, Texas A&M University at Qatar is offering a degree in engineering and Northwestern University at Qatar is offering a degree in communication and journalism. There are similar features between …show more content…
This first similarity is based on the fact that both of these American universities are branches from the mother universities in the United States. Texas A&M and Northwestern were both set up by an agreement between the main campuses in the United States and Qatar Foundation, and that agreement joins both of the universities in the same location, so they are neighbors. Based on that, both of the universities have facilities and staff from the main campuses. As a result of that, the students in each university at the education city have the same opportunity on the main campus, which is to be taught by specialist professors. Additionally, the students in both of the universities have the opportunity to study abroad in the main campuses of the universities. For example, the students at TAMUQ have the chance to study in the college station and the same for the students at NUQ they also have the chance to study at the Evanston …show more content…
The first difference is the admission requirements in each university. TAMUQ focused on math scales and based on that it focuses on the result of the ACT mostly which is an international test for math. However, NUQ focused on the English scales and based on that it focus on the results of IELTS which is a language test. Additionally, one university is required one personal statement essay while the other university required three different essays to be accepted. Furthermore, Texas A&M University required the student to take math placement test to determine their levels, while Northwestern University required an interview with the students to discover their skills and
In both books they share some traits, even though they may not look anything alike they are. both of these novels are dystopian novels and many characters share similarity’s.
Hello everyone! In this discussion, I contrasted and compared the following universities: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) and Harvard University in Massachusetts, University of Buenos Aires and Duke University North Carolina, Complutense University of Madrid and Yale University, National University of Costa Rica and Princeton University.
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Keep their reputation of a safe place and community: It is known that if the parents are happy with the universities the students are, a part of the decision relies on the parents approval. If there are a large amount of sexual assaults and crime rates the parent is more than likely to try to rule out that specific University or college therefor keeping low numbers become
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...ifferent parts of the world can better a student’s social skills, foreign language practice and familiarize them with different cultures. Traditional colleges do not guarantee diversification which can put those students that attend Minerva to an advantage for jobs.
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There's a difference in most things and their are some similarities as well. You’d only think its the difference of George Milton and Lennie Small minds. However, if we dig deeper we will see what we find.
Beautiful mountains surround the private campus. Although there is diversity, the students are mostly white and their parents represent the upper echelon of society with the exception of a minority of students who were awarded scholarships and financial aid. At age eighteen a white male student enthusiastically reads aloud to his twenty classmates a passage from Metaphysics, by Aristotle. After graduating at age 22 he gains admittance to the Masters program at the Law School at University of Southern California. Upon graduating he pursues a successful career in entertainment law. He becomes financially secure, and spends the rest of his life tending to the needs of his wife and fostering the growth and development of his children.
The American higher education system has always been deemed as the best in the world. Statistics consistently show that most Nobel winners received higher education in America and a majority of international students choose America as their dream county to study abroad. The standard of higher education in America is unique and unparalleled in many ways. However, it’s always hard to live up to a great reputation. The system suffers from deficits in many respects.
A typical junior or senior in high school is faced with a dizzying array of choices in choosing a college. Questions such as "How much is tuition." "Is there housing on campus," and "What standardized tests do they accept." are all valid and relevant. Fortunately, asking these types of questions often narrows a broad swath of potential colleges down to a small few. With that in mind, I chose a university that seemed to suit my needs, and I applied. Since I was accepted, I did't need to apply anywhere else. I was all set for the "college experience", life at the big U. Or so I thought.