Match these UK universities to their US counterparts...
1.
York
2.
UEA
3.
Sussex
4.
Exeter
5.
Kent
Thanks...
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Original post by ce488Obviously you cannot, but I mean in terms of general reputation, prestige, etc.
Thanks...
1.
York
2.
UEA
3.
Sussex
4.
Exeter
5.
Kent
Thanks...
York - Duke?
UEA - OSU
Sussex - UC Santa Cruz
Exeter - Cornell
Kent - Miami
See, it's hard to do..
Original post by Phil Dunphy
York - Duke?
UEA - OSU
Sussex - UC Santa Cruz
Exeter - Cornell
Kent - Miami
See, it's hard to do..
UEA - OSU
Sussex - UC Santa Cruz
Exeter - Cornell
Kent - Miami
See, it's hard to do..
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Original post by phil dunphy
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why are you bumping my thread?
Original post by ce488
why are you bumping my thread?
Sorry, meant to bump mine! :P
Original post by ce488Obviously you cannot, but I mean in terms of general reputation, prestige, etc.
Thanks...
1.
York
2.
UEA
3.
Sussex
4.
Exeter
5.
Kent
Thanks...
There really isn't an equivalent to these 1994-group small research universities in the US. The closest I can think of would be small, newer state universities -- someone else used UC Santa Cruz as an equivalent to Sussex and, yeah, that's about the closest you'll find. Maybe UW Milwaukee, Florida Atlantic, some privates like Northeastern or maybe Syracuse.
Original post by madamemerle
There really isn't an equivalent to these 1994-group small research universities in the US. The closest I can think of would be small, newer state universities -- someone else used UC Santa Cruz as an equivalent to Sussex and, yeah, that's about the closest you'll find. Maybe UW Milwaukee, Florida Atlantic, some privates like Northeastern or maybe Syracuse.
Just a rough comparison
My american penpal wants to know what college each uni is equivalent too... 
Original post by madamemerle
There really isn't an equivalent to these 1994-group small research universities in the US. The closest I can think of would be small, newer state universities -- someone else used UC Santa Cruz as an equivalent to Sussex and, yeah, that's about the closest you'll find. Maybe UW Milwaukee, Florida Atlantic, some privates like Northeastern or maybe Syracuse.
Also, meant to put reading on there
Original post by Phil Dunphy
York - Duke?
Oh the Grand ol' Duke of York...
Original post by Phil Dunphy
York - Duke?
UEA - OSU
Sussex - UC Santa Cruz
Exeter - Cornell
Kent - Miami
See, it's hard to do..
UEA - OSU
Sussex - UC Santa Cruz
Exeter - Cornell
Kent - Miami
See, it's hard to do..
Your comparisons with Duke and Cornell are way off.. Cornell is more on power with Durham (if not higher, maybe even UCL) and Duke is way up there with Durham, St Andrews and Warwick.
Best thing to do would be either go on the Times World Uni rankings (http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/world-university-rankings/2012-13/world-ranking) or the QS World Uni Rankings (http://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/world-university-rankings/2012) and simply find those UK Unis and find the nearest US unis.
I have a question, which I can't seem to find the answer to. I was planning on doing biomedical science and then trying out for graduate medicine in the UK. However I was thinking of applying to USA, with most of the fees being paid for in bursaries and/maybe scholarships and a job and majoring in biochemistry or biological science. However I was wondering if when I came back to the UK to apply for graduate medicine or normal medicine, if I would get funding from the UK student finance, seeing as I would never have previously studied in the UK.
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