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Likes:
- A very big course, plenty of opportunities to do part time. Hundreds of professors, thousands of positions and a lot of scores for assistantships. null
- A good campus, cheap housing, lots to do. Reputed university. null
- Good reputation, helpful people, good student community .
Dislikes:
- It is too cold and weather becomes extreme .
- It becomes a ghost town during breaks like winter. null
- Commute is from the airport. Chicago is 3 hours away .
Course Curriculum
I had to finish 32 credits and one of the best parts was there were no required courses. Curriculum was very flexible and the courses have learned not only technical skills but also people skills like presenting to people, researching etc. The faculty student ratio is a good 1:30
Fees
I did an inward remittance from India and paid the fees directly, we can also use flywire. I was lucky enough to get funding for my 2nd and 3rd semester where I got my Teaching Assistantships which helped me with my tuition and living expenses.
Likes:
- Campus: The school is a home to many students. It has a really huge and beautiful campus with loads of fun things to do around, amazing restaurants, great places to hang around, and a huge library! .
- Academics: The professors in my program are really knowledgeable and helpful. I really enjoyed the lectures! .
- Course Curriculum: There were 3 compulsory courses out of 10. This gave me a leverage to take up any of the courses that aligned with my interests. null
Dislikes:
- Class size: There were around 90 students due to which sometimes the seats got full to a particular class of a particular professor too quickly and I had to take that course next semester. null
Course Curriculum
The number of credits in this program is 40 credits that you need to complete in the span of 1.5-2 years. I did it in 2 years. The curriculum was diverse enough for students to take what they liked, ranging from courses in tech, management and even consulting.
Fees
The program is pretty affordable as compared to private universities as this is a public university. There are plenty of on-campus jobs that one can take up in order to manage everyday finances along with rent and utilities.
Course Curriculum
It’s relevant I guess I got a good job and I did take a research class so yes I got that experience as well
Fees
I think the total fees was 30,000
Course Curriculum
Good Curriculum and variety of courses. Opportunities for research with faculty.
Fees
Tuition fee: Around 60L
Likes:
- UIUC has excellent research faculty and ample opportunities for someone to get the taste of academic research while keeping up to date with industry requirements. null
Dislikes:
- Weather can be a bit poor especially during the winter season. The campus is a bit out of nowhere, so not a great place for people looking for a busy city life. null
Course Curriculum
Course carriculum is well designed and gave plenty of opportunity to learn solving real world problems.
Fees
Don't know. I had full tuition waiver.
Likes:
- Reputation of the university and access to a major city. College town with multiple sports teams, bars and accessible/affordable housing .
Course Curriculum
The course curriculum in some aspects is very relevant and dynamically updated but occasionally a little laggard for conceptual topics with little to no changes. UIUC Gies Business does a good job with keeping up with industry trends and provides in class and out of class industry experiences through case projects, assignments and guest lectures.
Fees
Tuition: $54,000 (International) Other costs including housing and miscellaneous: $20,000.
Likes:
- I wanted a change that would make me become more mature and independent. This school was far from my house but not that far in the case I wanted to visit .
Course Curriculum
The classes here are very interesting and I like how the lectures are given.
Fees
40,000-60,000 year without any scholarship
Course Curriculum
Syllabus is excellent and lots of options for course work. Courses at ECE are more math oriented though. If you want to learn software sides of ML, AI etc., CS department should be better choice (you can also take CS courses).
Fees
It is nearly 36000$ per year, but most graduate students get assistantships and tuition waivers.
Course Curriculum
I enjoyed the course curriculum and academics. However, it was often difficult to get help and professors are very slow at grading. I enjoyed being able to use a message board system though to ask my TAs questions about the class.
I chose University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign because it has a very good computer science program and a lot of resources. The professors are very impressive and a lot of research is done at the school.
Course Curriculum
Since University of Illinois is a really big school, specialized instruction is rare and often courses are very fast paced. It is possible to do well in classes and career, however the student does have to make the extra effort of reaching out to professors and being diligent with job searching.
It was a great engineering school and a change in environment
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