what college is best for a business degree in kentucky or south eastern indiana?
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University of Kentucky is good right now but its only going to get better. The presidents goal there is to make the UK business school one of the top 20 ranked business schools.  just realize that there will be increased tuition because of this because everything costs money. I am in the gatton college of business and economics there and its going to run you about 3200 dollars a semester for in-state.  Its a great school and it will of course look good on a resume.
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There are only a handful of veterinary medicine (DVM) programs in the country.  I think Purdue is the only vet school in Indiana, so if you want to pursue other options, you'll have to look out-of-state.  As for nearby programs, check out Michigan State, Ohio State, and the University of Illinois.
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I'd go with Purdue, but it depends on what you want to study.  Also, realize that UNC has multiple campuses in different cities.
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university of vanderbilt. its in tennessee. i hope that helps. idk about any other universities. sorry!
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Purdue,,,,caz its an american university and has great reputation all over the world.\nFor further reference u can check www.usnews.com
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University of TN - Knoxville has one of the best in the nation. That's where the famous "boneyard" is that has been featured in documentaries and used as a setting in a top mystery book.  I don't know the cost.
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If you are open to moving out of state then I suggest Eastern Michigan University, it has one of the best teaching programs in the country.
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The University of Louisville has the best reputed MBA in the city.  Their College of Business and Public Administration is among the top 7% of business schools in the nation; it has also produced some impressive alumni, including the President and CEO of Home Depot.  The CBPA facility is very nice, but not very well climate-controlled; you'll take classes there during the heart of winter when it's -10 outside and still think the building is too hot!  They have some very nice computer labs and a modern career placement center.  Not to mention, the campus is absolutely gorgeous, and CBPA is only a 5-minute walk from the newly expanded and renovated Ekstrom Library on campus, well-equipped with a Starbucks, 24-hour study area, and more than 2,000,000 volumes.\n\nSullivan University on Bardstown Road & Watterson Expressway also has a program.  However, since it is a private institution, the tuition will be considerably higher than UofL.  Plus, I have friends who have attended Sullivan (in both Louisville and Lexington) who say the instruction there is terrible.\n\nIU-Southeast has such a program, I believe, and you pay Indiana in-state rate tuition, and it's actually cheaper than any MBA program in the state of Kentucky; I don't know much about the school, though.\n\nOther schools not in the immediate Louisville area but that still have good MBA programs are WKU, EKU, Cincinnati, IU-Bloomington, NKU, and Dayton.\n\nPersonally, I'd leave Louisville and go to Texas--University of Texas-Austin, Baylor, SMU, TCU, Rice, Houston, Texas Tech, or Texas A&M.  But, Louisville isn't quite the worst city in the world (I just didn't like it when I lived there.)  At any rate, good luck!
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the best option is shaheed sukhdev college of business studies.doing bba from here is of great value but getting into it is pretty tough as you have to give an objective written test and if you clear that you are called for group discussion.(www.cbsdu.net)\nother option is IP university\nall the best!
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My major was business and I work with Time Warner as a Division VP.  You can go many places with a Business degree.  In my opinion it is the most well rounded of them all!\n\nHave a great day!
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The best Industrial engineering school I believe is Georgia Tech, however.. if you want to get an MBA after that I recommend the University of Michigan\n\nnumber 2 in IOE and they were number 1 business school last year, so I think thats your best option
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When selecting a college look at placement rates.  DeVry University has one of the best placement rates in the country.  They are fully accredited.  I graduated from there and found a job right away.  Same for all of my closest friends.  Disclaimer (we where all honors "EDP")
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Okie... here's a helpful tip that might narrow down your scope:\nBest college in What study/ program and preferably Where??
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Georgia STate University has an excellent MBA program, it is ranked 8th in the nation, this is impressive because it is ranked up there with private universities and GSU is public.  I am working on my degree at GSU. It's a Mercedes education for the price of a Geo.
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I am from Nashville and have raised three children here. The cost of living is not bad and there are jobs everywhere. Kentucky however has a very high unemployment rate.Unless you are a farmer I would suggest Tennessee.
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Marshall school of Business at USC is great!!! and HAAS school of business at csu berkley is not bad either!!!!
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Of all the schools you mentioned, a degree from UT-Austin will carry the most weight around the country, especially on the JD side of things.  In addition, Austin is a great place to live, and is full of great companies that can hire people right out of school.  That would be my pick.