University of Arizona, Tucson Rankings

There are many research opportunities here. Especially if you are into aerospace or related to that it's the best university I would say.

My Data Science course is ranked 9th by Forbes so I chose this university. Also, the living expenses are minimal here. Moreover, there are many facilities provided by the university like cat tran, safe ride, campus pantry, etc. There are many on-campus opportunities too. The faculty is also good.

There are no placements that happen per say but we do have job fairs. In these job fairs, some of the companies conduct interviews. There were few internship opportunities from my department. Median salary would be around $80000.

I chose this university because: 1. The course curriculum it offers; we have the flexibility to choose our own electives from different disciplines related to our field. 2. Experienced faculty with a huge number of citations. 3. Good College and program ranking Overall experience at the University - satisfied

We are government-funded and there are lots of biotech/medical opportunities, but it is competitive, I haven't graduated yet .

My overall experience is overwhelmingly positive. I met a lot of incredibly nice people and my program's research is cutting-edge. My PI's were all very nice and I like being able to be hands-on. I have joined the MCBC and gaming club. My dorm is extremely clean. I chose this college because of the research opportunities and great program/connections/networking.

I haven't been through this yet as I am a new student, but from what I have heard from seniors is that its obtainable depending on the skillset of student.

Overall experience at University of Arizona has been good and generally there is a lot to learn from here. looking forward to all the opportunities that are there ahead and to meeting new people from my field.

Well this just a coursework so you would not be sitting for research opportunities by the university but you can definitely apply off campus and also talk with the faculty for any research collaboration.

I interned at SSERD in Banglore where I researched about the effects of solar corona on earth. It was an unpaid internship. Later I got selected in an international 1 year long research program by Deep Space Initiatives.

Post study placements are not very great form courses like law. But for stem graduates there are ample opportunities.

No I didn't opt for any internships.

Yes, my college provides a lot of internship opportunities in various fields. I personally haven't been able to apply to one due to personal reasons but a lot of my friends tell me how interesting their positions were.

Feels like home and a great place to practice being independent. I also learned they have a lot of research opportunities and teach students about leadership. The community is fantastic they're always looking for new ways to be sustainable and help out the city.

Yes. There are various internships whihc I have yet to embark on. I intend to do an internship through my major such as working at a hospital or clinic. The internships vary. Recently alot of hospice and Homehealths have offered us opportunities.

Good medical programs. I see a good opportunity to get into med school. It is also in my home town making my commute easier to school. Also, I have family support to help me as well in school. I also enjoy the campus and the weather.

No it doesn?t provide internship, but people go out of their way to get one. Most people attend career fairs to get internships like this, or other people apply and have interviews while they are at home.

For the dance program that it is known for!! It is one of the best known and sends alumni far places to be very successful. The faculty is incredible and has given me really knowledgeable information so far!!!