which universities are good??
Asked by krishi_jonesi am planning to do pre-dentistry in the USA and then try for the dental school. which of these univerisities are good or recognised . also, which should i go for? below are the lists: -Brigham Young University-Idaho -Concord University -East Central University -Eastern Oregon University -Edinboro University of Pennsylvania -Kettering College of Medical Arts -Mayville State University -Minnesota State University: Moorhead -Missouri Southern State University -Voorhees College which of these seem good, please do suggest. any further informations would be highly appreciated. thanks. (((i chose them only on the basis that i can fund them easily than others and also that they offer the degrees i want. thanks.)))
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Answered by Done wit dis 2
There is a very simple rule-of-thumb to answering your own question here. Whichever is more difficult to get in, is most probably the better uni. I have worked as an education representative (educational agent) for many schools, colleges and universities around the world. It stands to reason that an institute needing an agent's services is finding it difficult to find students. It is impossible to get agency agreements with top universities and colleges. Going back to how this fits in with your question; if the institute is having problems filling student quotas, they will lower entry requirements as a first attempt to resolve the problem. This reflects the institute's ranking in the general population quite clearly.
There is a very simple rule-of-thumb to answering your own question here. Whichever is more difficult to get in, is most probably the better uni. I have worked as an education representative (educational agent) for many schools, colleges and universities around the world. It stands to reason that an institute needing an agent's services is finding it difficult to find students. It is impossible to get agency agreements with top universities and colleges. Going back to how this fits in with your question; if the institute is having problems filling student quotas, they will lower entry requirements as a first attempt to resolve the problem. This reflects the institute's ranking in the general population quite clearly.
