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In its first-ever ranking, TechRepublic evaluated schools that
provide information systems education geared toward careers in
administration, consulting, and management. The publication, which is
widely read by technology professionals, highlighted ten schools with
particularly strong programs. “Our Education Committee pored
over information from lots of different colleges and universities and
ultimately came up with this list of ten ‘can’t miss’ programs,” said
Jason Hiner, editor in chief of TechRepublic, in an introduction to the
report. “A degree from one of these ten programs will provide a great
foundation for a successful information technology career.”
The
top ten schools are: Brigham Young University, Carnegie Mellon
University, James Madison University, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Pennsylvania State University, Temple University,
University of Arizona, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
University of Maryland, and Virginia Tech. TechRepublic
evaluated programs based on curriculum, cost-value-analysis,
student-to-faculty ratio, percentage of faculty with a doctorate
degree, placement within six months after graduation, co-ops and
internships offered in the program, number of computer labs, and
overall strength of the program.
The complete report can be found online at downloads.techrepublic.com.com/abstract.aspx?docid=392490. | 
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