How gud is UTEP(University of Texas at ElPaso)? & Wat abt Bioinformatics Dept. there and MS in BioInformatics?
Asked by KranthiI got Admit in UTEP for MS in Bioinformatics for Fall 2006, I just want to enquire and inquire about the University and Bioinformatics department there, and job oppurtunities after graduation??? Please guide me friends, i also got admits for MS in Boinformatics at IUPUI(Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis) and at NEU(North Eastern University) Boston, But as doig graduation there is expensive , i just shifted to UTEP, ok U give ur suggestion and advice????? Thank You. Regards ----Kranthi
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Answered by Ranto
On the undergraduate level, US News & World Report ranks UTEP in the fourth tier of National Universities. There are only four tiers. It is described as a large urban school that is less selective than the average university. Graduate programs are often more selective and better than undergraduate programs. UTEP does have doctoral programs. IUPUI has similar rankings. It is also less selective. Northeastern, on the other hand, is a first tier school. It is more selective, and ranked 115. In terms of the education you will get, Northeastern dominates the other two. But you have to consider other factors. Costs are important. But look into what kinds of jobs you can get when you are done. The more expensive school in the short run might be the one that pays off the most.
On the undergraduate level, US News & World Report ranks UTEP in the fourth tier of National Universities. There are only four tiers. It is described as a large urban school that is less selective than the average university. Graduate programs are often more selective and better than undergraduate programs. UTEP does have doctoral programs. IUPUI has similar rankings. It is also less selective. Northeastern, on the other hand, is a first tier school. It is more selective, and ranked 115. In terms of the education you will get, Northeastern dominates the other two. But you have to consider other factors. Costs are important. But look into what kinds of jobs you can get when you are done. The more expensive school in the short run might be the one that pays off the most.
