Arizona State University Information Technology Programs
Arizona State University’s information technology courses are transdisciplinary programs that prepare students to be industry leaders in the public and private sectors. Students gain the technical knowledge they need to design and develop I.T. projects that interconnects people, process and technology to meet the needs of stakeholders. The coursework emphasizes core technologies, and students select from two areas of focus: information technology security or information systems management.
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Submitted SOP and CV. LOR was not needed for Master in Information Technology. Good coursework and really good faculty. On campus job and location is good too. Experience: It was really good!
- Likes:
- I picked ASU because it's famous for research and had a program that matched what I wanted to study and do for my career. The great professors, like Dr Tatiana Walsh, and the university's focus on new ideas and innovations were big reasons for my choice. ASU is also welcoming and has good support for students, and their facilities are top-notch, which made me even more sure about my decisio
Most students find their time at ASU to be really great. The university has lots of different classes and things to do. The teachers are good, and the campus is nice with lots of events. Being part of clubs, like Indian clubs, makes it even better. In a nutshell, ASU offers a well-rounded and enjoyable college experience.
- Likes:
- Quality of education, Reputation, Funding and financial aid, Funding and financial aid.,
- Everything such as Quality of education, Faculty and staff, Campus and facilities, Community and extracurricular activities, Location, I enjoyed the social and extracurricular opportunities available at university.,
- These can include clubs, sports teams, volunteer opportunities, and other activities that allow people to connect with others who share their interests.
- Dislikes:
- There is nothing much to dislike about the university, because they provide everything which university needs. Also when it comes to USA it totally depends upon the USA because they need to grow by their self.
I can say that the overall experience of attending a college or university can be a very subjective matter, as it depends on various factors such as the quality of education, campus culture, extracurricular activities, and personal preferences. Some students may find their experience to be very positive and fulfilling, while others may face challenges or have a less favorable experience. Ultimately, the overall experience will depend on each individual's unique circumstances and expectations.
- Likes:
- Good curriculum and cost of living in Arizona is reasonable than other states,
- Course structure and flexibility is what I like in Arizona state university. Also you get to connect with various people and lot of knowledge sharing and good international exposure. I personally feel that living independently is kinda tough leaving everything behind. ASU provides good services which make us feel no much stress or worries about anything.
- Dislikes:
- ASU is bit more expensive comparative to other universities. The main problem is temperature. It’s so hot at ASU in the months of June and July which is really hard for Indians to survive. I think these two are kinda drawbacks but rest all are good"
It is a one time experience and wonderful to be a part of ASU family. I did make good friends and learn a lot more than I knew. I would say this exposure will surely help me out there in personal and as well as corporate world.
Arizona State University is known for the high acceptance of Indian students there. So it kinda gives you an abroad feel but you can always have Indians around so that you don't get lost. Arizona is close to California which means it attracts a lot of great companies due to which students get a good amount of opportunity to crack intern and full-time roles.
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