Pros and Cons of the University of Notre Dame

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It's small. It's private. It has several campuses around the country.
These elements make the University of Notre Dame one of the most unusual institutions in the country.
Can an institution like this really compete with the big universities?
The answer to this simple question TOTALLY SHOCKED me.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Student Experience
01:21 Academic Discipline Areas
01:45 Pros and Cons
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@ren52150 Жыл бұрын

Hello sir! I have been watching your videos recently and I am facing a dilemma on which university to choose. T-T I currently have 5 university choices (Macquarie, University of South Australia, University of Newcastle, Deakin and Griffith University) and I plan to choose an engineering course or a data science course but I am really confused on which one of the 5 is actually the best for an international student like me. Thanks for your regular updates and thanks in advance for your reply hehe!

@ChoosingYourUni Жыл бұрын

You've got a good selection there. All excellent institutions with some real strengths in both engineering and data science. To me you've got a few steps to go through: 1. Decide on engineering or data science (or, if you're looking at an undergrad degree, if you can split between the two). 2. Once you've settled on that, look at the specific degrees on offer - in particular, look at the COURSES that you'll study as part of the program. Some will be pretty standard across all programs, but there will be variability in the electives on offer. That should be part of your consideration. 3. Look at the active research being completed at the uni in question - that will give you an idea of the focus areas you'll likely hear about in class. 4. Consider other stuff: location, extracurricular activities etc. Hope that helps!