Today I will make the timeline for my presentation. I will make a video on iMovie.
Intro:
Starry Sky Background.
- Title in Coolvetica (Grad School )
- Subtitle (By Daniel Moreno)
4s.
New Background (with pictures)
- Lawschool (this background)
vs. (neutral background)
- Medical School (this background)
vs. (neutral)
- Business School (this background)
Top 5 for each (voice over?) plus price of each university. Plus a photo of each university in the background.
Average Prices (numbers+bargraph) (voiceover)
Average years of study (timelines)
Average Pay for each of the careers.
What are the best gradschools? (conclusion)
Monday, April 29, 2013
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Google Day 3
Today I'll do the same thing I did for the medical schools and the business schools. I will be researching law schools.
Using THIS link.
1. Yale (New Haven, CT) (53,600)
2. Harvard (Cambridge, MA) (50,900)
2. Stanford (Palo Alto, CA) (50,800)
4. Columbia (New York, NY) (55,400)
4. University of Chicago (Chicago, IL) (50,700)
6. New York University (New York, NY) (51,200)
7. UPENN (Philadelphia, PA) (53,100)
7. University of Virginia (Charlottesville, VA) (51,400)
9. Berkeley (Berkeley, CA) (52,000)
9. Ann Arbor (Ann Arbor, MI) (51,300)
Average:
52,040
It is more expensive than medschool, but less expensive than business school.
To be a lawyer you have to finish college, and take a law school for 3 years.
Universities on all three rankings:
Harvard
UPenn
Columbia
Stanford
U-Chicago
Using THIS link.
1. Yale (New Haven, CT) (53,600)
2. Harvard (Cambridge, MA) (50,900)
2. Stanford (Palo Alto, CA) (50,800)
4. Columbia (New York, NY) (55,400)
4. University of Chicago (Chicago, IL) (50,700)
6. New York University (New York, NY) (51,200)
7. UPENN (Philadelphia, PA) (53,100)
7. University of Virginia (Charlottesville, VA) (51,400)
9. Berkeley (Berkeley, CA) (52,000)
9. Ann Arbor (Ann Arbor, MI) (51,300)
Average:
52,040
It is more expensive than medschool, but less expensive than business school.
To be a lawyer you have to finish college, and take a law school for 3 years.
Universities on all three rankings:
Harvard
UPenn
Columbia
Stanford
U-Chicago
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Google Day 2.2
Investigate the 10 best medical schools in the US.
Their location.
Their Price.
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-medical-schools/research-rankings
1. Harvard (Boston, Massachusetts) (49,875)
2. Stanford (Stanford (Palo Alto), California) (47,343)
3. Johns Hopkins (Baltimore, Maryland) (44,100)
4. University of California (San Francisco, California) (43,379)
4. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) (47,090)
6. Washington University (St. Louis, Missouri) (52,020)
7. Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut) (49,500)
8. Columbia (New York, New York) (49,500)
8. Duke (Durham, New Hampshire) (48, 065)
8. University of Chicago (Chicago, Illinois) (44,075)
8. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
(46,944)
Average:
47350
I learned that most medical and business schools are private and expensive. In average, medical school is cheaper than business school.
To get into medical school, you need to have finished College (4 years), and study pre-med. You apply to medical school (4 years), then you do a residency (medical training and practice that lasts 3 years). Later, if you want to become a more specific doctor, it is another 3 years or 4, depending on what you want specialize in (cardiology, pediatrics) However, you get paid through your residency and special training.
Next time, I'll look up law schools.
Their location.
Their Price.
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-medical-schools/research-rankings
1. Harvard (Boston, Massachusetts) (49,875)
2. Stanford (Stanford (Palo Alto), California) (47,343)
3. Johns Hopkins (Baltimore, Maryland) (44,100)
4. University of California (San Francisco, California) (43,379)
4. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) (47,090)
6. Washington University (St. Louis, Missouri) (52,020)
7. Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut) (49,500)
8. Columbia (New York, New York) (49,500)
8. Duke (Durham, New Hampshire) (48, 065)
8. University of Chicago (Chicago, Illinois) (44,075)
8. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
(46,944)
Average:
47350
I learned that most medical and business schools are private and expensive. In average, medical school is cheaper than business school.
To get into medical school, you need to have finished College (4 years), and study pre-med. You apply to medical school (4 years), then you do a residency (medical training and practice that lasts 3 years). Later, if you want to become a more specific doctor, it is another 3 years or 4, depending on what you want specialize in (cardiology, pediatrics) However, you get paid through your residency and special training.
Next time, I'll look up law schools.
Friday, April 5, 2013
Google Day 2.1
-Investigate what the top 10 business schools are in the US.
-Investigate the location for each of these schools.
-Investigate how expensive the schools are.
1. Harvard University (Boston, Massachusetts) (53,500 y)
1. Stanford (San Francisco-Stanford, California) (57,300)
3. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) (57,000)
4. MIT (Cambridge, Massachusetts) (57,920)
4. Northwestern (Evanston, Illinois) (56,550)
6. University of Chicago (Chicago, Illinois) (56,000)
7. University of California-Berkeley (Berkeley, California) (53,000)
8. University of Columbia (New York, New York) (58,000)
9. Dartmouth College (Hannover, New Hampshire) (56,000)
10. New York University (New York, New York) (52,828)
Average:
55,800
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-business-schools/mba-rankings told me all the above.
To get to business school, you need to have finished a major in College (4 years), and it lasts 2 years. It is recommended that you get 1 year of experience before applying to business school.
I learned that Grad school is very expensive, but it matters a lot so you have to pick well. I learned you could graduate college, get 1 year experience in the state where your grad school is, and get in a lot cheaper if it is a public school. I also learned most of the grad schools do not offer lodging!
Next class I will investigate different grad school options and full career options. I will research the Best Medical Schools.
-Investigate the location for each of these schools.
-Investigate how expensive the schools are.
1. Harvard University (Boston, Massachusetts) (53,500 y)
1. Stanford (San Francisco-Stanford, California) (57,300)
3. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) (57,000)
4. MIT (Cambridge, Massachusetts) (57,920)
4. Northwestern (Evanston, Illinois) (56,550)
6. University of Chicago (Chicago, Illinois) (56,000)
7. University of California-Berkeley (Berkeley, California) (53,000)
8. University of Columbia (New York, New York) (58,000)
9. Dartmouth College (Hannover, New Hampshire) (56,000)
10. New York University (New York, New York) (52,828)
Average:
55,800
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-business-schools/mba-rankings told me all the above.
To get to business school, you need to have finished a major in College (4 years), and it lasts 2 years. It is recommended that you get 1 year of experience before applying to business school.
I learned that Grad school is very expensive, but it matters a lot so you have to pick well. I learned you could graduate college, get 1 year experience in the state where your grad school is, and get in a lot cheaper if it is a public school. I also learned most of the grad schools do not offer lodging!
Next class I will investigate different grad school options and full career options. I will research the Best Medical Schools.
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