Does anybody know which SUNY college is the best for advertising/public realtions?
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You should still look into the other SUNY schools (you might want to call up one of the SUNY marketing departments and ask this question - they may be very frank in their response), but it appears FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) is part of the SUNY system. And according to their website (see below), the teachers themselves are all working currently in industry. So they are an immediate set of connections.\n\nGood luck!
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indian institute of mass communication\n\nmudra institute of communication advertising...ahemdabad.\n\nboth these institutes offer post graduate courses in the feild of advertising. addmission date for the previous institute has already lapsed. u can try 4 d later...though it also entertains CAT score students. 4 both these institues u'll hav 2 go thrugh an entrance...\n\ntry searching for their sites on d net.\n\nbest of luck...god bless & may u get wat u want.
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Here is some info\n\nhttp://www.collegegrad.com/careers/manag03.shtml\n\n\nAs far as colleges go, just about an university will be good. It's a pretty basic degree that you need to get that can get you a job in advertising, marketing and P.R. so any college will offer the classes you need. But read that website scroll down to the "Training, Other Qualifications,\nand Advancement" headline for job specific degrees!! :)
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Buff State is a great college with a super teaching program.  Don't know about CUNY though.  Plus, Buffalo ROCKS!!  GO SABRES!!
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It depends on what kind of advertising job you want to do. \n\nMarketing and Business are great for account management, and couldn't hurt if you wanted to go into strategy/account planning. Communications are also good, and so is Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology (the social sciences). Advertising is one of the few industries in which a Liberal Arts background is considered a plus--especially if you have developed great writing and critical skills. Some schools do offer an Advertising major, but I'd back it up with a minor in marketing/business, mathematics, finance or something that shows that you have depth to offer. \n\nAlso remember that pharmaceutical advertising is huge--if your education reflects a familiarity with medical terminology and issues, that will be a huge asset--likewise, financial advertising would be helped with a background where you're fluent in finance lingo and so on....\n \nIf you want to go into the Creative side, obviously you should major in whatever will generate the strongest portfolio for you. Also try to get as many internships as possible while you're in school--experience is essential, and often can lead into a job right after graduation.\n\nGood luck!
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I think it's hard to rank them because they are such different types of schools.  RIT is ranked 6th among Masters level schools in the North, while SUNY Binghamton is ranked 75th among national institutions.  Overall, though, I think RIT has a bigger name among people who know it's history.\n\nMy vote is Rochester, especially if you are very technology focused.
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You should check out Syracuse, although it's in upstate NY, and not very close to NYC. It's journalism/media studies program is superb, and it's theatre program is quite good.  NYU might also be a good choice for you; its Tisch school of the arts (including theatre) has an especially good reputation.  And of course, it's right in NYC.\n\nIf your GPA and SAT scores are really outstanding, Vassar and Yale might be worth looking into as well.  Both are just a very short train ride away from NYC.
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I would suggest visiting www.usnews.com.\nThey have a section where you can view the best colleges in the nation based on their location, rank, academics, major and more. It's a really good place to look for colleges.
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Check out US News and World Report.  They do an annual report on the best colleges and offer additional information that you may find helpful.\n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/majors/brief/major_26_brief.php
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The previous answerers are just plain wrong.\n\nUS News and World Report (as well as any college professor) will tell you that Columbia is ranked academically much more highly than NYU.\n\nFor example, Columbia is ranked #9 and NYU is ranked #37 in US News' ranking of best universities in the US (see the link below).\n\nIf you are interested in liberal arts colleges, Barnard is by far the best in NYC.\nUS News and World Report (and again, any college professor) knows this.\nBarnard is ranked #27 among all liberal arts colleges nationwide.
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Fantastic.  I have a close friend who went there, then continued at NYU grad school for a PhD in Economics, and is now an Economist at the IMF (International Monetary Fund) in Washington DC.  The CAS is a great school.  The dean of students is fantastic.  My son is there majoring in English.  A million fascinating things happen at NYU and it is getting harder and harder to get in and it keeps going up in national rankings.  A huge part of the NYU undergrad experience has to do with living in the absolute coolest spot on Earth.  The housing department leaves much to be desired though....  But the kids don't seem to mind.
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They are a lot of collages in Northern Ohio, some of the better ones are Oberlin, Ohio Wesleyan, Mount Union, Ohio Nothern..a lot more then that too.\n\nIt all depends on what kind of college you are looking for...Hope this helps
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The question you should ask first is not "what are the best colleges" but "what makes a strong communications program?" That way, you'll be able to compare programs depending on your specific needs.\n\nThis article, from the blog I write about finding the right college, describes what makes an excellent communications program, and provides links to various resources:\nhttp://collegehunt.blogspot.com/2005/05/how-to-find-and-evaluate-journalism.html\n\nThe same is true about business programs. A good place to start is the Association to Advance Colleges and Schools of Business (AACSB), the organization which accredits business programs. They have a list of accredited programs on their website, and, if you look in the left hand column you'll see a link to "standards" -- read the standards, as this will give you an idea of what to look for in a business program, regardless of whether or not it is accredited.\nhttp://www.aacsb.edu/accreditation/accreditedmembers.asp\n\nGood luck!\nCarolyn Lawrence, www.admissionsadvice.com
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I would go to http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/rankings/rankindex_brief.php and check out where they rank the schools you might be interested in.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Speaking as a Marketing Major myself, I say it would depend upon your marketing concentration (Most community colleges offer basic nutrition classes which would give you more information on that side).  So if you are into Sales, then I would try a whole foods distributor.  If you are into promotions then I would say a place like the food and drug administration.  If you are interested in a particular food item like Milk, I'd try the dairy counsel.  It all just really depends upon where your interests lie.
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Tuition is $16600 for up to 18 hours - add about $100 for fees\n\nHere is a question for you - with SUNY-Buffalo right there, probably the best branch in the SUNY system, why would you be looking at a private school? You need to think about that.\n\nAnyway, good luck to you in your studies
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The Department of Psychology at the University of Virginia is consistently rated among the best in the nation.\nin California-UCI University of California Irvine