So my friend has taken addmission in dyp akurdi and most probably i will take addmission in vit so when we were disscussing about colleges he was like saying they have best events and good campus and all and vit dont have it so is dyp really good college

I took into account USNWR ranking, Niche ranking, acceptance rates, graduation rates, test scores, and overall prestige/program strength.

1. Northwestern University (Evanston, IL)
2. Northeastern University (Boston, MA)
3. University of the South (Sewanee, TN)
4. Southwestern University (Georgetown, TX)
5. Northwestern College (Orange City, IA)
6. Southern University (Baton Rouge, LA)
7. Southeastern University (Lakeland, FL)
8. Northwest University (Kirkland, WA)
9. Eastern University (St. Davis, PA)
10. Southwestern College (Winfield, KS)
11. South College (Knoxville, TN)
12. University of the Southwest (Hobbs, NM)
13. University of the West (Rosemead, CA)

Should I make any changes, and am I missing any schools?

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For A levels is supernova f8 is better or bahria college e8 my dad is forcing me to go to bahria college but i personally think supernova is better what is better

Kya Galgotias University mai sports club exist karta hai? agar haan to kya usko ko join karna sahi hai if someone want to grow in sports.

Please share your view on university sports facilities.

Please tell which is better

I want to get some advice.

I am from West Bengal.

Currently my qualifications are 10th grade (94)

12th on going. My stream is Commerce With Maths. My family is upper middle class.

For me, Maths is above average. I do very well in Business Studies and Economics.

Basically I have prevailing health conditions like Rheumatoid Arthritis, Allergies and I tend to get ill at times. I take a lot of medicines.

I need good accommodation and health facilities at all times.

I'm unable to choose the most popular and the best option which is DU because of these constraints which is bad living conditions and infrastructure that is unsuitable for me.

I need guidance in choosing the best undergraduate college that serves my needs of great health facilities and living conditions and which would help me get a good job afterwards.

hi im an international student for the jan 2027 intake planning to study cybersecurity. i heard many negative things on this college and the people and also the fact that its difficult finding a job. what do you guys think can someone please give me advice.

I am confused between some colleges and want honest review for decision making?

Mere ko chahiye, dono purpose k liye enjoyment or placement lg jaaye bss padhane m acha hu dono cheeze handle kr lunga.

college m sports, placement, infrastructure, cafeteria, academic environment, campus hostel, etc.

suggest any among these college IILM, Galgotias, Shardha, Bennet, etc.

college is safe for outsider

Gsvm or llrm for a girl

Hey I am totally confused between llrm and gsvm . Llrm is near my hometown and kanpur a bit distant . Gsvm have a legacy but a pathetic hostel condition. Llrm has decent hostel specially single rooms from 2nd year . Please help in finalising

hi!! i'm a senior in illinois and i've been thinking a lot about where i want to go to college recently. i want to major in economics on the premed track. i live in the chicago suburbs and i want to live in the city but i don't want to commute. i'm going to be taking tours of both in the near future, but from an outside view uic looks kind of boring (i heard that everyone commutes so it's a little sad), and i think loyola is really pretty, but i'm not religious in any way. also, i'm not eligible for any need-based aid, but with my stats, loyola should give me a good amount of money. even with this money, it would cost around 6-8k a year more than uic would. is it worth the extra 24k total? i'm very fortunate because my parents are paying for my college (so it wouldn't be debt for me), but i still need to think about the overall cost if that makes sense. i really could use other people's ideas, please help :)

Hey everyone!

Time is ticking on my college applications and I’m officially running out of time to make up my mind. I’m a science student torn between Engineering and Aviation (though Aviation is definitely my main dream ✈️).

My top preferences right now are Hindustan (HITS), CIT, and REC. Before I make any big commitments, I really want the real tea on campus life, the actual crowd, faculty, and how these colleges function beyond what they showcase on their websites.

If any current students or alumni are down for a quick 1-on-1 chat- here on Reddit please drop a comment or hit me up! I’d love to ask a few quick questions about your experience. Thank you so much!

I’m a high school senior that heavily relies on the internet to figure out what universities are best for visual communication design. I have no mentor or someone who has attended a U.S.A University therefore I have no insight. I came on here to ask if anyone had any suggestions/ advice that could help me out. I want to work for brands in the future as a creative/art director. What are the best schools that could allow me to leave with connections, a good education and understanding, and that provide good financial aid?

I’m a senior who is applying to schools. I want to be a biology major and I can’t decide between applying early decision for Union or Skidmore. Not really into heavy partying or cliques. Wondering if people who go to either one can provide some inputs on which is better.

I was wondering which private university would be the best for bachelor's in English. From what I've heard, BRACU and NSU are the best in BD rn but they're like 9-13km away from where I live. On the other hand, ULAB is pretty close to where I live. Should I choose ULAB over the others for convenience?

Got admission to Jamia, now upgraded to SBSC — confused about whether I should leave
So I got admission to Jamia Millia Islamia for BBA, and I’ve been attending classes there for around two weeks. I’m already somewhat settled and on track with the syllabus.
However, I recently got upgraded to Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (SBSC) in the second round for B.Com (Hons), and now I’m really confused about what to choose.
The course itself isn’t really an issue for me. I’m okay with both BBA and B.Com (Hons). My main confusion is about the colleges and whether moving to SBSC would actually be the better decision for me.
If I choose SBSC, I’ll have to start over to some extent, catch up on the syllabus, adjust to a new environment, etc. On the other hand, SBSC obviously has its own advantages in terms of exposure and opportunities.
Should I leave Jamia and go to SBSC, or would staying at Jamia be the better decision in the long run?
I’d really appreciate honest advice, especially from people who have actually experienced either college.

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I'm currently in Class 12 (Commerce), an average student in academics and I don't have Maths. Looking for an affordable BBA, preferably Marketing or International Business, with a total tuition budget of around ₹2.5-3 lakh.I want good college life, networking, internships and business exposure. I also want to move somewhere new and get out of my comfort zone.My long-term goal is entrepreneurship. Please suggest colleges that fit! I am from Varanasi . I have researched about colleges from Pune like bmcc and Ness Wadia , but I want to know more as there's a lot of time . I want cities with good startups entrepreneur type vibes atmosphere and a city where I can actually grow myself get into internships etc! I am open to banglore but it's a bit expensive on living I heard . Please help me out .

I am fresher in Galgotias university
senior help to choose the club in college

Hi, I am in 9th grade and I have started thinking about the future am currently in IGCSE curriculum consistently geting a grade of around 95-96% I really want to do economics and computer science as ug and ai and business in pg what do you all think please givee suggestions