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Colleges

Colleges. A Exhaustive Report by Rahil. Table of contents. UPENN STANFORD PRINCETON. Upenn ( wharton ). Joseph Wharton founded our school in 1881, he created the concept of business education. Today , Wharton is the most comprehensive source of business knowledge in the world .

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Colleges

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  1. Colleges A Exhaustive Report by Rahil

  2. Table of contents • UPENN • STANFORD • PRINCETON

  3. Upenn (wharton) • Joseph Wharton founded our school in 1881, he created the concept of business education. • Today, Wharton is the most comprehensive source of business knowledge in the world. • Gain the knowledge and experience you need to become a leader in redefining business and making a positive impact on the world

  4. Wharton Financing

  5. Wharton pros/cons • Pros • First business school established • Prestigious name • Number 4 undergraduate business school • Cons • Expensive

  6. StanFord • Aplace like no other you have experienced before. • As the largest contiguous university campus in America, Stanford is positioned in the heart of Silicon Valley • Helped form industry giants like Google, Yahoo, Netflix, the Gap and Charles Schwab. 

  7. Stanford Financing • PER YEAR

  8. Stanford pro/con • PROS • happy students • great weather • great connections for SF start-ups and IT jobs. • CONS • Expensive

  9. Princeton • Princeton University is a vibrant community of scholarship and learning that stands in the nation's service and in the service of all nations. • Chartered in 1746, Princeton is the fourth-oldest college in the United States. • Princeton is an independent, coeducational, nondenominational institution that provides undergraduate and graduate instruction in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and engineering.

  10. Princeton • The estimated cost of attendance for 2011-12 is $52,670 and includes:Tuition: $37,000Room charge: $6,596Board rate: $5,473Estimated miscellaneous expenses: $3,601 • Financial aid credits are deducted from the University bill of $49,934 for those who qualify, leaving the remainder due as a family payment on either a semester or monthly basis.

  11. Princeton pros/cons • Pros: Financial Aid, Good-looking people, General atmosphere of the campus, beautiful campus, perfect location, superlative education, and prestige.Cons: None

  12. Expenses

  13. expenses • Clothes • $100 (average) • Food • $100 (average per person per week) • Transportation • $70 per gas refill • Books • $400 per textbook • Supplies • $100 for everything from pencils to paper

  14. Scholarships (applied to all colleges) That’s where it seems to be at

  15. Scholarships • Potato Industry Scholarship. It is up to $2,000 awarded to two senior graduate students who are in a field of study related to potatoes. • The Billy Barty Foundationoffers scholarships to students who are short in stature. I’m short, but not quite short enough for this scholarship. One needs to be shorter than 4′10″ and have medical form as proof of dwarfism. • The NCTA Help Santa Find the Perfect Real Christmas Tree scholarship offers $5,000 to $10,000 to persons ages 6 to 16 for the winning essay. If I had known, I would have been ho-ho-hoing all the way to the bank. • If you excel in academics, athletics, leadership, and community services while sporting a milk mustache, then you can get the Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year (SAMMY) Award.

  16. My future • When I grow up, I want to start my own hedge fund, and make upwards of $107,123,456.78 a year. By starting my own hedge fund out of business school, that’ll allow me to properly display the skills I have acquired over the course of college.

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