有么有加州牛牛，请指点迷津！！

茶壶头阁下

很纠结，有人知道CSUF Cal State Fullerton 的商学院Mihaylo吗？ 这个学校在加州怎么样？因为学费比较便宜，我当然知道它没有UCI，UCB等好。如果和UCI比的话，毕业出来真的差别非常大吗？毕竟学费便宜了许多。。

还有就是，如果在CSUF和新加坡NUS之间选，毕业想回国发展的，怎么选呢？即使在外工作一两年，以后还是想回国的

多谢，随便给点意见吧

茶壶头阁下

谢谢！ 我UCI录取啦，不过奖金不多，挺贵的！同时Thunderbird也录取了,那边的生活费好像低了许多，有人知道亚利桑那州那边和加州这边啥不一样吗？环境、生活之类？？

lowbeyond

我觉得在加州，斯坦福》泊克利》LA》USC》UCD=UCI

cx1205

我觉得楼上说的很好， 其实我觉得看你是想回国，还是想在加州，如果想回国，当然去uci ，如果想在美国，还的靠自己的能力更多一些

Sophiemba

helpful

dorothyzm

UCI is not a bad school by any means, but it just doesn't compare to UC Berkeley or UCLA and still lags behind UCSD and arguably UCSB and UC Davis.  But that's just general perception.  In terms of business, I would say it's probably right after UCSD.  I am also comparing its job opportunities against other top business schools, so it's all relative.

Historically, the UC system has been the best public higher education system in the nation.  So schools like UCSC or even UCR, which usually rank toward the bottom of the pile, are still better than a lot of schools in other states.  However, I would say the current fiscal crisis in California is impacting the bottom UCs, CSUs and communities a lot more so than the flagship schools (UC Berkeley and UCLA).  Those two still get a lot of external funding for research, etc, but other public schools just don't have the same resource.

In terms of all the UCs, here is the general perception, feel free to disagree:
1. UC Berkeley: top ranked academics in virtually every field, long history, flag ship UC, usually ranked best public in nation
2. UCLA: excellent academics (a tiny bit behind Cal, especially in engineering, but still very well known), gorgeous campus, great location in LA
3. UCSD: great academics, San Diego is a beautiful place to live
4. UCSB/UCD: both are strong in engineering, though location wise, UCSB is close to the beach and UCD is in Davis...
5. UCI: still very solid school
6. UCSC/UCR: toward the bottom of the pile, but like I said, still good schools.  UCSC has a great bio program
7. UC Merced: too new to comment

-- by 会员 REgirl07 (2010/4/29 13:03:28)

说的应该是大学综合实力吧。商学院来看，UCI应该在第3位。

加州非UC系统和州立系统的，USC和Pepperdine如何呢

-- by 会员 arthur05 (2010/4/29 20:46:31)

so by reputation, this is how I see MBA programs in California rank


Stanford (very strong international brand)  
Haas (strong international brand)
UCLA (strong national brand)
USC (strong Regional, Southern California brand)
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the others....


Honestly, it seems that everyone has an MBA right now.  So unless you get your MBA from the above 4 schools, it doesn't seem to make a huge difference which schools you go to.   So if your target school is below Top25, the best metrics to look at will be the career center data.  Try to see if those number look good and what types of jobs most graduates get.   My hunch is UC systems schools will definitely be better than Cal States programs.  epperdine probably sits in between those two categories.  just my 2 cents.

Sophiemba

同问

arthur05

UCI is not a bad school by any means, but it just doesn't compare to UC Berkeley or UCLA and still lags behind UCSD and arguably UCSB and UC Davis.  But that's just general perception.  In terms of business, I would say it's probably right after UCSD.  I am also comparing its job opportunities against other top business schools, so it's all relative.

Historically, the UC system has been the best public higher education system in the nation.  So schools like UCSC or even UCR, which usually rank toward the bottom of the pile, are still better than a lot of schools in other states.  However, I would say the current fiscal crisis in California is impacting the bottom UCs, CSUs and communities a lot more so than the flagship schools (UC Berkeley and UCLA).  Those two still get a lot of external funding for research, etc, but other public schools just don't have the same resource.

In terms of all the UCs, here is the general perception, feel free to disagree:
1. UC Berkeley: top ranked academics in virtually every field, long history, flag ship UC, usually ranked best public in nation
2. UCLA: excellent academics (a tiny bit behind Cal, especially in engineering, but still very well known), gorgeous campus, great location in LA
3. UCSD: great academics, San Diego is a beautiful place to live
4. UCSB/UCD: both are strong in engineering, though location wise, UCSB is close to the beach and UCD is in Davis...
5. UCI: still very solid school
6. UCSC/UCR: toward the bottom of the pile, but like I said, still good schools.  UCSC has a great bio program
7. UC Merced: too new to comment

-- by 会员 REgirl07 (2010/4/29 13:03:28)

说的应该是大学综合实力吧。商学院来看，UCI应该在第3位。

加州非UC系统和州立系统的，USC和Pepperdine如何呢

baystars

我觉得除了伯克利和洛杉矶，其他加大校区都差不多, 各有长短. 我映象中好像UCI商学院的某位教授前些年拿过炸药奖....

REgirl07

UCI is not a bad school by any means, but it just doesn't compare to UC Berkeley or UCLA and still lags behind UCSD and arguably UCSB and UC Davis.  But that's just general perception.  In terms of business, I would say it's probably right after UCSD.  I am also comparing its job opportunities against other top business schools, so it's all relative.

Historically, the UC system has been the best public higher education system in the nation.  So schools like UCSC or even UCR, which usually rank toward the bottom of the pile, are still better than a lot of schools in other states.  However, I would say the current fiscal crisis in California is impacting the bottom UCs, CSUs and communities a lot more so than the flagship schools (UC Berkeley and UCLA).  Those two still get a lot of external funding for research, etc, but other public schools just don't have the same resource.

In terms of all the UCs, here is the general perception, feel free to disagree:
1. UC Berkeley: top ranked academics in virtually every field, long history, flag ship UC, usually ranked best public in nation
2. UCLA: excellent academics (a tiny bit behind Cal, especially in engineering, but still very well known), gorgeous campus, great location in LA
3. UCSD: great academics, San Diego is a beautiful place to live
4. UCSB/UCD: both are strong in engineering, though location wise, UCSB is close to the beach and UCD is in Davis...
5. UCI: still very solid school
6. UCSC/UCR: toward the bottom of the pile, but like I said, still good schools.  UCSC has a great bio program
7. UC Merced: too new to comment