Saturday, September 18, 2010

雇主口碑最好的25所美国大学


雇主口碑最好的25所美国大学

2010/09/15 12:34:36

今年的《华尔街日报》"雇主口碑最好的25所美国大学"排名名单中,州立大学成为最大亮点,其中宾夕法尼亚州立大学等三所州立大学位列前三甲,它们的毕业生最受雇主好评。

以下是被招聘人员誉为培养出最优秀毕业生的25所名校。

在 每所学校下方是公司对于学校里一些专业的排名,以及学校的一些相关信息,包括学校位置、申请截止日期和学生构成等。点击每所学校的名字即可进入学校官方网 站。我们也尽可能地从各个学校的网站上搜集学校的相关数据,包括学生人数、学费、申请截止日期、本科生人数和招生联系信息等。

一些学校的数据通过collegeboard.com.的学校概况收集而来,学校标志由学校提供。

1. 宾夕法尼亚州立大学 (Pennsylvania State University)

宾州州立大学的主校区位于宾夕法尼亚州大学城,拥有超过160个本科专业。该校有20所在校生校区,其中有10所提供学校公寓。该校在校生来自50个州和131个国家,男女生比例分别为54%和46%,师生比例平均为1:17。

专业排名
• 会计 (5)
• 商学/经济学 (11)
• 计算机科学 (7)
• 工程学 (9)
• 金融 (6)
• 管理信息系统学 (2)

2010申请截止日期:11月30日
学费(2010-2011):本州15,250美元;非本州27,114美元
本科生人数:38,630
招生电话:814-856-5471
招生邮件:admissions@psu.edu

2. 德州农工大学(Texas A&M University)

这所得克萨斯的大学主校区位于学院站,地处休斯顿西北约100英里和奥斯汀东北部100英里。这所大学拥有10个独立的学院,并有超过800个学生组织,从体育娱乐类到专业性大众社团不等。

专业排名
• 金融 (5)
• 工程学 (16)
• 商学 (24)

2010申请截止日期: 1月15日;12月1日(优先考虑)
学费(2010-2011):本州8,387美元;非本州22,817美元
本科生人数:38,810
招生电话:979-845-3741
招生邮件:admissions@tamu.edu

3. 伊利诺伊大学香槟分校(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

伊利诺伊大学香槟分校位于芝加哥,印第安纳波利斯和圣路易斯的中间地带。学校拥有超过150个专业和1000个学生组织。该学校学生来自50个州和118个国家,男女生比例分别为54%和46%。

专业排名
• 会计 (3)
• 工程学 (4)
• 计算机科学 (9)
• 商学 (10)

2010申请截止日期: 1月2日
学费(2010-2011):本州13,658-18,386美元;非本州27,800-32,528美元
本科生人数:31,209
招生电话:217-333-0302
招生邮件:ugradadmissions@uiuc.edu

4. 普渡大学(Purdue University)

这所印第安纳州的学校有超过一半(62%)的学生来自本州,38%的学生来自印第安纳州外。普渡大学西拉斐特校区拥有200多个本科专业,18支院际体育队伍以及超过850个学生组织。

专业排名
• 管理信息系统学 (1)
• 工程学 (2)
• 计算机科学 (8)

2010申请截止日期: 11月15日,其它项目3月1日
学费(2010-2011):本州9,070-10,408美元;非本州26,622-27,960美元
本科生人数:29851
招生电话:765-494-1776
招生邮件:admissions@purdue.edu

5. 亚利桑那州立大学( Arizona State University)

亚利桑那州立大学距离菲尼克斯不到15英里,在菲尼克斯大都市地区有四个校区,并为航空专业设置了航空领域。学校为本科生提供了250个专业,在校本科生有71%来自州内。男女生比例分别为52%和48%,其30%的新生来自本州排名前10%的高中。

专业排名
• 商学 (19)
• 工程学 (24)

2010申请截止日期: 2月1日
学费(2010-2011):本州8,132美元;非本州20,296美元
本科生人数:54,277
招生电话:480-965-7788
招生邮件:ugrading@asu.edu

6. 密歇根大学安娜堡分校(University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)

这所密歇根大学校园位于安娜堡。该校为本科生提供超过200个学士科目和数千个本科生科研机会。该校有超过150个针对大一学生的研究班,每班学生不超过15─18名。该校在世的校友逾40万人,位居全球之首。

专业排名
• 商学 (1)
• 金融学 (1)
• 计算机科学 (3)
• 会计学 (6)
• 工程学 (6)
• 营销学/广告学 (7)

2010申请截止日期: 11月1日(早);2月1日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):本州11,837美元;非本州36,001美元
本科生人数:26,208
招生电话:734-764-7433
招生邮件:无

7. 乔治亚理工学院(Georgia Institute of Technology)

乔治亚理工学院有9个学院和两个分校区,分别位于萨万娜和法国梅斯。该校男生占64%,本科生中有60%来自本州,大约30%来自其它州,还有大约10%来自其它国家的学生。

专业排名
• 工程学 (1)
• 管理信息系统学 (3)
• 计算机科学 (4)

2010申请截止日期: 12月1日(早);1月15日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):本州8,716美元;非本州26,926美元
本科生人数:13,515
招生电话:404-894-4154
招生邮件:admission@gatech.edu

8. 马里兰大学帕克分校(University of Maryland, College Park)

这所大学校园占地1250英亩,距离华盛顿大约10英里。该校包括67%本州学生,女生占学生总数的47%。学校包含13个学院,共提供127个本科专业。

专业排名
• 工程学 (3)
• 会计学 (7)
• 计算机科学 (10)
• 商学 (21)

2010申请截止日期: 11月1日(优先考虑);1月20日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):本州8,415.44美元;非本州24,830.44美元
本科生人数:26,542
招生电话:301-314-8385
招生邮件:um-admit@uga.umd.edu

9. 佛罗里达大学(University of Florida)

佛罗里达大学坐落于盖恩斯维尔,容纳16个学院和超过150个研究中心和机构。该校的新生保留率高达94%,97%的学生来自本州,学生中有60%是女生。逾33万名校友分布在美国50个州和135个国家。

专业排名
• 金融学 (12)
• 商学 (23)

2010申请截止日期: 11月1日
学费(2010-2011):本州5,045美元;非本州27,322美元
本科生人数:36,386
招生电话:352-392-1365
招生邮件:无

10. 卡耐基梅隆大学(Carnegie Mellon University)

卡耐基梅隆大学坐落于宾夕法尼亚州的匹兹堡,位于城市的校园占地143英亩。师生比例为1:10。学校包含7个学院,只有17%的学生来自州内。该校校训"我用心在工作"来自于安德鲁•卡耐基(Andrew Carnegie)。

专业排名
• 计算机科学 (1)
• 金融学 (4)
• 商学 (7)
• 工程学 (21)

2010申请截止日期: 11月1日(提前第一批);12月1日(提前第二批);1月1日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):42,136美元
本科生人数:6,023
招生电话:412-268-2082
招生邮件:undergraduate-admissions@andrew.cmu.edu

11. 杨百翰大学(Brigham Young University)

杨百翰大学位于普罗沃,在盐湖城以南约50英里。该校最受欢迎的专业是运动科学,管理学和心理学。学生来自110个国家,男女比例平均。大约四分之一的在校生已婚。

专业排名
• 会计学 (1)

2010申请截止日期: 12月1日(优先考虑);2月1日(截止)
学费(2010-2011):后期圣徒会教友4,420美元;非教友8,840美元
本科生人数:30,745
招生电话:801-422-2507
招生邮件:admissions@byu.edu

12. 俄亥俄州立大学(Ohio State University)

俄亥俄州立大学坐落于哥伦布,于1870年作为政府赠与地大学建立。大学拥有全美第二大的校园,包括14个学院,提供175个本科生专业和约12,000门课程。第一年课程中大约80%实行小班授课,每班不到40名学生。校园占地1700英亩,拥有457座建筑。

专业排名
• 商学 (2)
• 会计学 (10)
• 工程学 (13)

2010申请截止日期: 2月1日
学费(2010-2011):本州8,706美元;非本州22,278美元
本科生人数:41,348
招生电话:614-292-3980
招生邮件:askabuckeye@osu.edu

13. 弗吉尼亚理工学院(Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)

该校拥有9个学院,可提供65个本科学士科目。主校区占地2600英亩,拥有125座建筑,还设有机场。平均师生比为1:16。

专业排名
• 工程学 (5)
• 计算机科学 (5)

2010申请截止日期: 11月1日(提前);1月15日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):本州9,458美元;非本州23,217美元
本科生人数:23,558
招生电话:540-231-6267
招生邮件:vtadmiss@vt.edu

14. 康奈尔大学(Cornell University)

这所常春藤盟校坐落于纽约州中心芬格湖区,距离纽约市225英里。学校拥有超过500个学生组织,参与者们来自50个州和100多个国家。该校本科生在学校7个学院的80多个学术科目里进修。

专业排名
• 工程学 (7)

2010申请截止日期: 11月1日(提前);1月3日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):39,450美元
本科生人数:13,931
招生电话:607-255-5241
招生邮件:admissions@cornell.edu

15.加州大学伯克利分校(University of California - Berkeley)

加州大学伯克利分校位于加州北部,距离旧金山15英里。几乎四分之三的本科班级学生人数不到30。该校拥有14个学院,130个系和80多个交互研究机构。

专业排名:
• 计算机科学(2)
• 营销学/广告学(3)
• 金融学 (3)
• 商学 (6)
• 会计学 (8)
• 工程学 (12)

2010申请最后期限: 11月30日
学费(2010-2011):本州12,462美元;非本州35,341美元
本科生人数:25,530
招生电话:510-642-3175
招生邮件:ouars@uclink4.berkeley.edu

16. 威斯康辛大学麦迪逊分校(University of Wisconsin, Madison)

威斯康辛大学麦迪逊分校占地约1000英亩。该校还有一座树木园和一座实验农场。约65%的学生来自本州,24%的学生来自州外,还有11%的学生来自明尼苏达州。对于明尼苏达州学生,该校可以减免一定的学费。

专业排名:
• 会计学(2)
• 营销学/广告学(5)
• 金融学 (8)
• 工程学 (20)

2010申请最后期限: 11月1日(第一通知期限);2月1日(第二通知期限)
学费(2010-2011):本州9050美元;明尼苏达州居民10,820美元;非本州24,300美元
本科生人数:30,343
招生电话:608-262-3961
招生邮件:onwisconsin@admissions.wisc.edu

17. 加州大学洛杉矶分校(University of California, Los Angeles)

加州大学洛杉矶分校座落在洛杉矶的西木区,距离太平洋大概五英里。学校面积419英亩,有174座建筑。该校拥有12所职业学院和118个本科教育项目,共有4000多名教职员工。

专业排名:
• 金融学 (7)
• 会计学 (9)
• 商学 (17)
• 工程学 (19)

2010申请最后期限: 11月30日
学费(2010-2011):本州10,781美元;非本州33,660美元
本科生人数:26,687
招生电话:310-825-3101
招生邮件:ugadm@saonet.ucla.edu

18.德州理工大学(Texas Tech)

德州理工大学座落在西得克萨斯州南平原的卢博克市。该校有来自德州各个县的学生,占学校总学生数的95%。该校拥有11个学术性学院,提供150门大学本科教育项目。学校建于1923年,是12大联盟之一。

专业排名:
• 工程学 (25)

2010申请最后期限: 5月1日
学费(2010-2011):本州8260美元;非本州17,560美元
本科生人数:24,236
招生电话:806-742-1480
招生邮件:admissions@ttu.edu

19. (并列)北卡罗来纳州立大学(North Carolina State University, Raleigh)

北卡罗来纳州立大学是全国大学生体育协会(NCAA)第一级成员,拥有10个本科学院,为来自该州各个郡县的学生提供大学教育。该 校有91%的学生来自本州,男生比例为56%。

专业排名:
• 工程学 (15)

2010申请最后期限: 10月15日(提前第一批);11月1日(提前第二批);2月1日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):本州5,829美元;非本州18,314美元
本科生人数:25,255
招生电话:919-515-2434
招生邮件:undergrad─admissions@ncsu.edu

19.(并列)弗吉尼亚大学(University of Virginia)

弗吉尼亚大学座落在夏洛特维尔,由托马斯•杰斐逊于1819年创办。该校有六个本科学院,设置了60多门专业。学生中有四分之三是弗吉尼亚人,全校女生占54%,男生占46%。学校还提供480多项公共服务和延伸项目。

专业排名:
• 商学/经济学(15)

2010申请最后期限: 1月1日
学费(2010-2011):本州10,836美元;非本州33,782美元
本科生人数:17,981
招生电话:434-982-3200
招生邮件:undergradadmission@virginia.edu

21.罗格斯大学新伯朗士威校区(Rutgers University, New Brunswick)

该校的主要校区位于新泽西州的新伯朗士威,距离纽约市大概35英里。学校共有27个学院,提供100多门本科专业项目。几乎96%的学生是本州人,女生占全校学生人数的45%。

专业排名:
• 商学 (3)

2010申请最后期限:11月1日(提前);12月1日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):本州12,560美元;非本州24,316美元
本科生人数:29,095
招生电话:732-932-4636
招生邮件:admissions@ugadm.rutgers.edu

22.圣母大学(University of Notre Dame)

圣母大学于1842年建校,是一所独立的、全国性的天主教大学。它与印第安纳州的南本德毗邻,距芝加哥东部90 英里。该校占地1250英亩,校内有两个湖泊和138栋建筑,共设置了四个学院和六个专业研究所。学校还提供40多个特殊项目。仅7%的学生来自印第安纳州。

2010申请最后期限:11月1日(提前);12月31日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):39,919美元
本科生人数:8,372
招生电话:574-631-7505
招生邮件:admissions@nd.edu

23.麻省理工学院(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
麻省理工学院的主校区在剑桥,占地168英亩,部份校区穿越查尔斯河。该校2009年申请成功的比例为10.7%,其中本州学生占10%。

专业排名:
• 工程 (8)
• 计算机科学 (6)

2010申请最后期限:11月1日(提前);1月1日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):39,212美元
本科生人数:4,232
招生电话:617-253-3400
招生邮件:admissions@mit.edu

24.南加州大学(University of Southern California)

该校位于加州大学城,是洛杉矶闹市区艺术和教育走廊的中心。本州学生比例略过半数,并且该校招收国际学生的比例比美国其它大学都要高。近36000名申请者中,约24%获准入学。女生占全校学生的53%。

2010申请最后期限:10月15日(第一部份);12月1日(奖学金申请考虑);1月1日(常规)
学费(2010-2011):41,172美元
本科生人数:16,751
招生电话:213-740-1111
招生邮件:admitusc@usc.edu

25. (并列)华盛顿州立大学(Washington State University)
华盛顿州立大学横跨华盛顿州,位于西雅图以东300英里处。该校由四个校区和12个学院组成,提供200多个专业领域的学习和100多个专业。该校师生比例为1:15。

2010申请截止日期: 1月31日(优先)
学费(2010-2011):本州:9,488美元;非本州:20,530美元
本科生人数:21,726
招生电话:509-335-5586
招生邮件:admiss2@wsu.ed

25. (并列)北卡罗来纳大学教堂山分校(University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill)

座落于教堂山城,这所州立旗舰大学拥有各类学生团体,并为本科生提供77个专业。该校约80%的新生均占据其所在高中前10%的名次。

2010申请截止日期:
学费(2010-2011):本州:美元;非本州:美元
本科生人数:17,981
招生电话:919-966-3621
招生邮件:unchelp@admissions.unc.edu

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The Top 25 Recruiter Picks

2010/09/15 12:34:36
Below are the Top 25 schools whose graduates were the top-rated by recruiters.

Under each school you'll see any individual majors where companies also ranked the school, along with other general information about the school's location, application deadlines and student body. Click on each school name to go to the university's website.

Where possible, we've pulled school-related data on number of students, tuition, application deadline, undergraduate enrollment and admissions contact information directly from each institution's website.

In some cases, data was collected via school profiles on collegeboard.com. Logos were requested from the schools.

1. Pennsylvania State University

Penn State, with its main campus located in University Park, Pa., has undergraduates enrolled in more than 160 different majors. It has 20 undergraduate campuses, 10 of which offer University-owned housing. The school is 54% male and 46% female, representing 50 states and 131 countries. The average student/faculty ratio is 17:1.

How majors match up
Accouting (5)
Business/Economics (11)
Computer Science (7)
Engineering (9)
Finance (6)
MIS (2)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 30
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $15,250; Out-of-state $27,114
Undergraduate Enrollment: 38,630
Admissions Phone: 814-865-5471
Admissions Email: admissions@psu.edu

2. Texas A&M University

This Texas school's main campus is in College Station, about 100 miles northwest of Houston and 100 miles northeast of Austin. The school has 10 individual colleges and boasts more than 800 student organizations ranging from athletics and recreation to professional and community service.

How majors match up
Finance (5)
Engineering (16)
Business/Economics (24)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Jan. 15; Dec. 1 (priority)
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $8,387; Out-of-state $22,817
Undergraduate Enrollment: 38,810
Admissions Phone: 979-845-3741
Admissions Email: admissions@tamu.edu

3. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, centrally located between Chicago, Indianapolis and St. Louis, has more than 150 majors and 1,000 student organizations. Students come from all 50 states and 118 countries. The school is 54% male and 46% female.

How majors match up
Accounting (3)
Engineering (4)
Computer Science (9)
Business/Economics (10)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Jan. 2
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $13,658-$18,386; Out-of-state $27,800-$32,528
Undergraduate Enrollment: 31,209
Admissions Phone: 217-333-0302
Admissions Email: ugradadmissions@uiuc.edu

4. Purdue University

More than half of this Indiana university's students are from the state (62%) with 38% coming from elsewhere. Its West Lafayette campus offers more than 200 majors for undergraduates along with 18 intercollegiate sports teams and more than 850 student organizations.

How majors match up
MIS (1)
Engineering (2)
Computer Science (8)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 15, other programs March 1
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $9,070-$10,408; Out-of-state $26,622-$27,960
Undergraduate Enrollment: 29,851
Admissions Phone: 765-494-1776
Admissions Email: admissions@purdue.edu

5. Arizona State University

Arizona State University is situated less than 15 miles from Phoenix, with four campuses in the metro Phoenix area, including an Arizona State air field for aviation students. The university offers 250 majors to its undergraduates -- who are 71% in-state. There are 52% women compared to 48% men, and more than 30% of freshmen graduate in the top 10% of their high school class.

How majors match up
Business/Economics (19)
Engineering (24)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Feb.1
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $8,132; Out-of-state $20,296
Undergraduate Enrollment: 54,277
Admissions Phone: 480-965-7788
Admissions Email: ugrading@asu.edu

6. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

This Michigan school's campus is in Ann Arbor offers more than 200 undergraduate degree programs and several thousand undergraduate research opportunities. There are more than 150 first-year seminars, with no more than 15-18 students each. The university boasts the most living alumni in the world: more than 400,000.

How majors match up
Business/Economics (1)
Finance (1)
Computer Science (3)
Accounting (6)
Engineering (6)
Marketing/Adv (7)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1 (early); Feb. 1 (regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state: $11,837, Out-of-state: $36,001
Undergraduate Enrollment: 26,208
Admissions Phone: 734-764-7433
Admissions Email: n/a

7. Georgia Institute of Technology

Georgia Institute of Technology has nine schools and two outreach campuses -- one in Savannah and the other in Metz, France. The student body is 64% male. More than 60% of the university's students come from Georgia, with roughly 30% coming from out-of-state; another 10% are international students.

How majors match up
Engineering (1)
MIS (3)
Computer Science (4)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Oct. 1 (early); Jan. 15 (regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $8,716; Out-of-state $26,926
Undergraduate Enrollment: 13,515
Admissions Phone: 404-894-4154
Admissions Email: admission@gatech.edu

8. University of Maryland, College Park

This Maryland school's campus, stretching 1,250 acres, is about 10 miles from Washington D.C. It enrolls 67% in-state students; the student body is made up of 47% women. There are 13 colleges and schools within the university, which offers 127 undergraduate majors.

How majors match up
Engineering (3)
Accounting (7)
Computer Science (10)
Business/Economics (21)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1 (priority); Jan. 20 (regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $8,415.44; Out-of-state $24,830.44
Undergraduate Enrollment: 26,542
Admissions Phone: 301-314-8385
Admissions Email: um-admit@uga.umd.edu

9. University of Florida

University of Florida, located in Gainesville, is home to 16 colleges and more than 150 research centers and institutes. Its freshman retention rate hits 94%, with almost all students attending from in-state (97%). There are 60% women in the student body. Alumni, topping 330,000, live in all 50 states and 135 countries.

How majors match up
Finance (12)
Business/Economics (23)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $5,045; Out-of-state $27,322
Undergraduate Enrollment: 36,386
Admissions Phone: 352-392-1365
Admissions Email: n/a

10. Carnegie Mellon University

Carnegie Mellon, located in Pittsburgh, Penn., sits on 143 acres in its urban campus. The university boasts a student/faculty ratio of 10:1. It consists of seven schools and colleges with just 17% of students coming from in-state. The school's motto 'My heart is in the work,' comes straight from Andrew Carnegie.

How majors match up
Computer Science (1)
Finance (4)
Business/Economics (7)
Engineering (21)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1 (Early I); Dec. 1 (Early II); Jan. 1 (Regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): $42,136
Undergraduate Enrollment: 6,023
Admissions Phone: 412-268-2082
Admissions Email:
undergraduate-admissions@andrew.cmu.edu

11. Brigham Young University

This Utah school's campus is situated in Provo, about 50 miles south of Salt Lake City. The most popular majors are exercise science, management and psychology. Students come from 110 countries and are almost evenly split between male and female. Almost one-quarter of students are married.

How majors match up
Accounting (1)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Dec. 1 (Priority); Feb. 1 (Final)
Tuition (2010-2011): Latter Day Saints $4,420; Non-Latter Day Saints $8,840
Undergraduate Enrollment: 30,745
Admissions Phone: 801-422-2507
Admissions Email: admissions@byu.edu

12. Ohio State University

Ohio State, located in Columbus, was founded in 1870 as a land-grant university. It's the second-largest university campus in the United States, offering 14 colleges, 175 undergraduate majors and about 12,000 courses. Almost 80% of first-year classes have fewer than 40 students. The campus stretches across 1,700 acres and 457 buildings.

How majors match up
Business/Economics (2)
Accounting (10)
Engineering (13)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Feb.1
*Tuition (2009-2010): In-state $8,706; Out-of-state $22,278
Undergraduate Enrollment: 41,348
Admissions Phone: 614-292-3980
Admissions Email: askabuckeye@osu.edu

13. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

This school offers nine colleges and 65 bachelor's degree programs. The main campus includes more than 125 buildings and 2,600 acres, which includes an airport. There's an average of 16 students to every faculty member.

How majors match up
Engineering (5)
Computer Science (5)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1 (Early); Jan. 15 (Regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $9,458; Out-of-state $23,217
Undergraduate Enrollment: 23,558
Admissions Phone: 540-231-6267
Admissions Email: vtadmiss@vt.edu

14. Cornell University

This Ivy League school is located in the Finger Lakes region of central New York, about 225 miles to New York City. There are more than 500 student organizations, with attendees coming from all 50 states and more than 100 nations. Undergraduates pursue studies in more than 80 academic programs in the university's seven undergraduate colleges.

How majors match up
Engineering (7)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1 (Early); Jan. 3 (Regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): $39,450
Undergraduate Enrollment: 13,931
Admissions Phone: 607-255-5241
Admissions Email: admissions@cornell.edu

15. University of California - Berkeley

This Northern California school's Berkeley campus is just 15 miles from San Francisco. Almost three-quarters of undergraduate classes have fewer than 30 students. There are 14 colleges and schools with 130 academic departments and more than 80 interdisciplinary research units.

How majors match up
Computer Science (2)
Marketing/Adv (3)
Finance (3)
Business/Economics (6)
Accounting (8)
Engineering (12)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 30
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $12,462; Out-of-state $35,341
Undergraduate Enrollment: 25,530
Admissions Phone: 510-642-3175
Admissions Email: ouars@uclink4.berkeley.edu

16. University of Wisconsin, Madison

This Wisconsin school's campus in Madison sits on almost 1,000 acres. The university also has an arboretum and experimental farms. About 65% of students are Wisconsin residents, 24% out-of-state and 11% come from Minnesota; the school offers discounted tuition to Minnesotans.

How majors match up
Accounting (2)
Marketing/Adv (5)
Finance (8)
Engineering (20)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1 (First Notification Period); Feb. 1 (Second Notification Period)
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $9,050; Minnesota resident: $10,820 Out-of-state $24,300
Undergraduate Enrollment: 30,343
Admissions Phone: 608-262-3961
Admissions Email: onwisconsin@admissions.wisc.edu

17. University of California, Los Angeles

This California school is situated in Westwood Village in Los Angeles, about five miles from the Pacific Ocean. There are 174 buildings on 419 acres. It has 12 professional schools with 118 undergraduate degree programs. There are more than 4,000 teaching faculty.

How majors match up
Finance (7)
Accounting (9)
Business/Economics (17)
Engineering (19)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 30
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $10,781; Out-of-state $33,660
Undergraduate Enrollment: 26,687
Admissions Phone: 310-825-3101
Admissions Email: ugadm@saonet.ucla.edu

18. Texas Tech

Texas Tech is located in Lubbock in the South Plains of West Texas. It boasts students from every county in Texas -- about 95% of students are in-state. The school offers 150 undergraduate degree programs within 11 academic colleges. The school, founded in 1923, is in the Big 12 conference.

Engineering (25)

Upcoming Application Deadline: May 1
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $8,260; Out-of-state $17,560
Undergraduate Enrollment: 24,236
Admissions Phone: 806-742-1480
Admissions Email: admissions@ttu.edu

19 (tie). North Carolina State University, Raleigh

North Carolina State, an NCAA Division I university, has 10 undergraduate colleges serving students from all North Carolina counties. The majority of students -- 91% -- comes from in-state, and just more than half --56% -- are male.

How majors match up
Engineering (15)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Oct. 15 (Early Action 1); Nov. 1 (Early Action 2); Feb. 1 (Regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $5,829; Out-of-state $18,314
Undergraduate Enrollment: 25,255
Admissions Phone: 919-515-2434
Admissions Email: undergrad admissions@ncsu.edu

19 (tie). University of Virginia

Thomas Jefferson founded this school, located in Charlottesville, in 1819. It offers more than 60 majors in six undergraduate schools. Almost three-quarters are Virginian, with 54% women and 46% men. The university offers more than 480 public service and outreach programs.

How majors match up
Business/Economics (9)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Jan. 1
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $10,836; Out-of-state $33,782
Undergraduate Enrollment: 17,981
Admissions Phone: 434-982-3200
Admissions Email: undergradadmission@virginia.edu

21. Rutgers University, New Brunswick

This New Jersey school's main campus is in New Brunswick, about 35 miles from New York City. There are 27 schools and colleges offering more than 100 major undergraduate programs. Almost all -- 96% -- students are in-state, with 45% of the student body comprised of women.

How majors match up
Business/Economics (3)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1 (Early); Dec. 1 (Regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $12,560; Out-of-state $24,316
Undergraduate Enrollment: 29,095
Admissions Phone: 732-932-4636
Admissions Email: admissions@ugadm.rutgers.edu

22. University of Notre Dame

Notre Dame, founded in 1842, is an independent, national Catholic university adjacent to South Bend, Ind. and 90 miles east of Chicago. It stretches across 1,250 acres containing two lakes with 138 buildings in its four colleges and six major research institutes. The school also offers more than 40 centers and special programs. Just 7% of students come from Indiana.

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1 (Early); Dec. 31 (Regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): $39,919
Undergraduate Enrollment: 8,372
Admissions Phone: 574-631-7505
Admissions Email: admissions@nd.edu

23. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

This Massachusetts school's main campus is in Cambridge, extending 168 acres, some of which across the Charles River Basin. The school accepted 10.7% of applicants in 2009, with just 10% in-state.

How majors match up
Engineering (8)
Computer Science (6)

Upcoming Application Deadline: Nov. 1 (Early); Jan. 1 (Regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): $39,212
Undergraduate Enrollment: 4,232
Admissions Phone: 617-253-3400
Admissions Email: admissions@mit.edu

24. University of Southern California

This California school's campus is in University Park, the heart of Los Angeles' downtown arts and education corridor. A little more than half of the students are Californians, and the school enrolls more international students than any other U.S. university. Out of almost 36,000 applicants, 24% were admitted. The student body is made up of 53% women.

Upcoming Application Deadline: Oct. 15 (Part 1); Dec. 1 (Scholarship Consideration); Jan. 10 (Regular)
Tuition (2010-2011): $41,172
Undergraduate Enrollment: 16,751
Admissions Phone: 213-740-1111
Admissions Email: admitusc@usc.edu

25. (tie) Washington State University

Four campuses with 12 colleges make up this Washington school, which is across the state -- or about 300 miles -- east of Seattle. There are four campuses with 12 colleges offering more than 200 fields of study and more than 100 majors. The student/faculty ratio is 15:1.

Upcoming Application Deadline: Jan. 31 (Priority)
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state $9,488; Out-of-state $20,530
Undergraduate Enrollment: 21,726
Admissions Phone: 509-335-5586
Admissions Email: admiss2@wsu.ed

25. (tie) University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

Set in the town of Chapel Hill, this flagship state university has a diverse student body and offers 77 majors for undergraduates. Nearly 80% of the school's freshman are typically in the top 10% of their high school class.

Upcoming Application Deadline:
Tuition (2010-2011): In-state ; Out-of-state
Undergraduate Enrollment: 17,981
Admissions Phone: 919-966-3621
Admissions Email: unchelp@admissions.unc.edu




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