では、私から。以下たたき台です。 <1st Tier> University of California-Berkeley University of California-Los Angeles University of Michigan-Ann Arbor University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill <2nd Tier> Georgia Institute of Technology University of Wisconsin-Madison University of Virginia University of california-San Diego University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign <3rd Tier> University of Washington University of California-Davis University of Texas-Austin University of California-Santa Barbara University of California-Irvine Pennsylvania State University-University Park College of William and Mary University of Minnesota Twin Cities University of Florida <4th Tier> University of Maryland-College park Ohio State University-Columbus University of Pittsburg University of Georgia <5th Tier> Texas A&M University of Connecticut Purdue University-West Lafayette University of Iowa Miami university Clemson University 学部のランキングだけではなく、院のランキング(BS,Law,MS含む)も考慮に入れてください。 学部ランキングだけですとUS NEWSのランキングと同じになってしまいますので。
Admissions Selectivity Rating(Princeton Review) *On a scale of 60-99 (60*, it means that the school did not report to us enough of the statistics that go into the rating in order for us to accurately measure its admissions selectivity. ) 1. University of California-Los Angeles: 98(22%) 2. University of California-Berkeley: 97(24%) 2. University of Virginia: 97(37%) 2. University of North Calorina-Chapel Hill: 97(34%) 5. University of Michgan: 96(47%) 5. University of California-San Diego: 96(49%) 7. University of California-Santa Barbara: 95(53%) 7. University of California-Irvine: 95(60%) 9. University of California-Davis: 94(68%) 9. University of Maryland-College park: 94(44%) 11. College of William and Mary: 93(32%) 11. University of Wisconsin-Madison: 93(58%) 11. University of Washington: 93(68%) 14. Georgia Institute of Technology: 92(69%) 14. University of Texas-Austin: 92(57%) 14. University of Georgia: 92(58%) 14. Clemson University: 92(55%) 18. University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign: 90(65%) 19. Pennsylvania State University-University Park: 89(58%) 20. University of Minnesota Twin Cities: 88(57%) 20. University of Connecticut: 88(51%) 20. Miami University: 88(78%) 23. Ohio State University-Columbus: 86(68%) 24. Texas A&M: 83(77%) 25. University of Iowa: 82(83%) 26. Purdue University-West Lafayette: 81(85%) 27. University of Florida: 60*
Most schools that give need based financial aid do not give out "full rides" because there is an expectation that the student is gong to be an active participant in the financing of his/her education. This means there will be a student contribution from summer earnings and self help once the student is on campus in the forms or work-study and/or subsidized loans. At Stanford: Does the new policy affect my student contribution or self-help expectation? A. No. Students are still expected to contribute from their prior-year earnings (50% of after-tax income, minimum $1,700 for freshmen, $2,100 for all others) and from their own assets (35% of the current total value). Students are also expected to cover a self-help (student loan and/or work-study job) expectation of $5,500 for 2006-07. Some students from lower-income families will have a lower self-help expectation. http://www.stanford.edu/dept/finaid/newpolicy.html
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Princeton; While Princeton has eliminated student loand, the student will still have a self help component in the form of a job and will still have an EFC where they will have to contribute from summer earnings. Under Princeton’s financial aid policy student loans are not included in the initial financial aid award. However, student loans are available to help cover expenses beyond the standard student budget, or to replace a shortfall in expected summer or term earnings for aid recipients. Non-aid students may also consider taking a loan to assume responsibility for a portion of their expenses. In addition, parents can borrow to help cover their share of Princeton’s costs. http://www.princeton.edu/pr/aid/05/loans/ Keep in mind that there will be other miscellaneous cost associated with attending college. These include: travel, books, computers, etc. which are not covered by the school.
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Harvard states: You will also have non-billed (out-of-pocket)nexpenses for books, personal and travel expenses — costs which will vary depending on your own style and habits. For purposes of determining your eligibility for financial aid, we are using a combined book and personal expense allowance of $2,795. Student Contribution We normally expect that incoming students willnearn money for college expenses by working during the summer. We believe a reasonable goal for this summer in most cases is $1,500, or approximately $150 per week during the summer vacation period. (Summer expectations for upperclass students are higher due to a longer summer working period.) If you are not able to save enough from your summer earnings to meet part or all of the expectation, it may be possible for you to borrow an additional amount. http://www.fao.fas.harvard.edu/downl...your_award.pdf
アメリカの大学の入学層の 学力幅は日本と違い非常に大きいから、GPA3.5では入れない という事はない。例えばGeorgetown University（アメリカの 大学ランキング２０位ぐらい）のアングラのビジネス専攻者 のプロフィールを見ると、GPA3.5未満が１８％もいる High School performance of entering business students Top 10% of high school class 77% Top 25% of high school class 92% GPA of 3.75 or higher 66% GPA of 3.5 to 3.75 16% GPA of 3.25 to 3.49 9% GPA of 3.00 to 3.24 7% GPA of 2.50 to 2.99 1% GPA of 2.00 to 2.49 1% http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/07/undergrad/profiles/georgetown1.htm
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【大学院・合否を報告するスレッド】より 何言ってるかわからないが、アメリカの大学の入学層の 学力幅は日本と違い非常に大きいから、GPA3.5では入れない という事はない。例えばGeorgetown University（アメリカの 大学ランキング２０位ぐらい）のアングラのビジネス専攻者 のプロフィールを見ると、GPA3.5未満が１８％もいる High School performance of entering business students Top 10% of high school class 77% Top 25% of high school class 92% GPA of 3.75 or higher 66% GPA of 3.5 to 3.75 16% GPA of 3.25 to 3.49 9% GPA of 3.00 to 3.24 7% GPA of 2.50 to 2.99 1% GPA of 2.00 to 2.49 1% http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/07/undergrad/profiles/georgetown1.htm QEDTL0vqは他スレでも同じ事を言って大暴れしていました。
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