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Engineering students may perform in Dartmouth College Master

The UM signed an agreement with Dartmouth College, university which integrates Ivy League along with Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, Princeton and Pennsylvania. Engineering Students can pursue the Master of Engineering Management (MEM).

The agreement allows the Fium students begin graduate studies at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College and then the 9th semester of study at UM. Candidates can apply for the Master of Engineering Management (MEM) offered by this prestigious university at the end of the 8th semester of his career at UM.

If you are admitted will be moved to the campus of Hanover, New Hampshire, in August her 5th year at UM, to begin the MEM. In the middle of next year, after approval of the Final Project, the UM will be awarded the title of Engineer. In December of that same year received the title of Master.

The Master of Engineering Management (MEM) is a professional Master program aims participants to understand and properly manage both the engineering aspects and the business of technology. The faculty is composed of professors from the Thayer School of Engineering and the Tuck School of Business.

This agreement opens a unique opportunity because it allows further qualifications combine with very specific applications in management engineering. UM Students who want to apply need to have good grades and a good ability to work and personal organization. That answers that competitiveness in the labor market is getting stronger and candidates must get better prepared. This attractive offer is in addition to academic and professional opportunities we seek for our students.

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2004-11-02 20:58:39 by --

I'll put this argument to bed for you

The University of Michigan has been performing detailed election demographic studies since 1948.
for all you slow learners out there, all their election data is tabular, so you have to pull the data into a database and query individual categories for results.
I'll summarize for you, but look at the data and verify it for yourself.
This data tells us that indeed, the majority of individuals with college degrees do vote democrat, HOWEVER, those with POST graduate degrees lean slightly republican
It also tells us that the overwhelming majority of blacks and latinos vote democrat, no surprise there

2006-12-17 12:22:15 by apiej

That depends upon the individual

I've had a long career as a computer programmer and never taken a programming language class. I have a BSCS and a masters but placed out of the language classes just by study on my own.
Through the years I've learned that some people have an affinity for computer programming and learn it quickly, while others can't seem to program even after post-graduate studies. A friend of mine got his degrees with "the help of study groups," meaning that he copied all his programs off of others. Not surprisingly he hasn't been able to hold any coding job for long. He has a masters in database design but can only get SQA jobs

2011-02-17 16:48:46 by LiberalFlopSweat

Republicans have 4 year degress

Republicans are significantly more likely than Democrats to have 4-year college degrees. The trends for the years 1955 through 2004 are shown by gender in the graphs below, reproduced with permission from Democrats and Republicans — Rhetoric and Reality, a book published in 2008 by Joseph Fried.[62] These graphs depict results obtained by Fried from the National Election Studies (NES) database.
Fig 57 - men 4-yr college degrees.JPG
Fig 58 women with 4-yr college degs.JPG
Regarding graduate-level degrees (masters or doctorate), there is a rough parity between Democrats and Republicans

2004-11-05 12:54:56 by --

Actually, you should research that statement

The University of Michigan has been performing detailed election demographic studies since 1948.
Now, for all you slow learners out there, all their election data is tabular, so you have to pull the data into a database and query individual categories for results.
I'll summarize for you, but look at the data and verify it for yourself.
This data tells us that indeed, the majority of individuals with college degrees do vote democrat, HOWEVER, those with POST graduate degrees lean slightly republican
It also tells us that the overwhelming majority of blacks and latinos vote democrat, no surprise there

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