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I know its a little early for deciding it but im going to 10th grade and i really want to be a neonatologist…… what classes should i take and what is the best University?

There isn’t any university in the US for neonatology. That would be a specialty in residency after completing medical school, which would come after completing a Bachelor’s degree.

I know that the best schools in the country are Ateneo de Manila University, University of the Philippines Diliman, and De La Salle Greenhills.

I’ve been asking a couple of people about their opinion, some say Ateneo, some UP, and some La Salle. I don’t know, really. I know it depends on the course and the financial thing, but I’m looking for the BEST.

Which do you think is the best school, and give a concrete reason why.
Thank you so much, I really need your opinion.

It DOES depend on what degree/course you would like to pursue. There is no perfect/best college or university. It all depends on the student, and not the popularity of his or her school.

Anyway, here`s a shortlist of popular courses/degrees, and the colleges and Universities that are known for them/specializes in them. These are mostly in Metro Manila, by the way:

*Natural Sciences (Bio, Chem, etc.) – UP Diliman, University of Santo Tomas

*Medicine/Pre-Med/Nursing – UP Manila, University of Santo Tomas

*Dentistry/Optometry and Pharmacy – Centro Escolar University, Far Eastern University

*Engineering/Computer Studies – Mapua Institute of Technology, De La Salle University, Don Bosco Technical College, University of Santo Tomas

*Business/Management – Ateneo de Manila University, De La Salle University

*Architecture/Fine Arts – UP Diliman, University of Santo Tomas

*Culinary Arts/HRM/Tourism – DLS-College of Saint Benilde, Lyceum of the Philippines University

*Liberal Arts (Bachelor of Arts degrees) – De La Salle University, Ateneo de Manila University, University of Santo Tomas, UP Diliman

*International Studies – Ateneo de Manila University, De La Salle University, UP Diliman, DLS-College of Saint Benilde, Lyceum of the Philippines

*Accountancy – University of Santo Tomas, De La Salle University, Far Eastern University

*Education – De La Salle University, National Teachers College, Philippine Normal University

*Aviation – PATTS College of Aeronautics, Airlink International Aviation School

Those for me excel in the said fields.
Hope this helps!

I want to double major in music theory and something else (related to physical sciences, but I haven’t decided yet). So therefore, strictly music conservatories are out of the question. However, I want to go to a University with a really strong music theory program. Which university is best for this?

Last time I checked, the top three were Eastman, Yale, and Indiana University. This is for grad school though, so if you are entering as an undergrad, you need to make sure they offer music theory as a bachelor’s degree. For some schools, it is only available as a graduate degree.

okay. i am planning to study law after i finish my degree in accountancy. but where do you think is the best University, or what is the best university for that?

Harvard

Ballroom dancing is the great way to lose your weight and get you in shape. However, you need to take some extra effort to learn how to dance ballroom dances. There are countless benefits of ballroom dancing including social interactive, friendship, exercises and etc. You will find out the most effective ways to learn ballroom dancing easily.

The first way, which you can try, is to watch ballroom dancing DVDs. Thanks to the media; ballroom dancing has become more and more popular in the last ten years. The most popular way to learn ballroom dance is via the instructional DVDs. So, try one, if you want to be able to set your own goals and learn at your own speed.

The second way is to use the Internet to your advantage. In this technological age, the Internet is a vast storehouse for information on everything, including how to learn ballroom dancing. Internet video courses are a great source, especially if you’re on a tight budget or you have a busy schedule.

The third way, which you may enjoy, is to go to a dance studio. However, learning from the professional dancers is the most effective way to improve your skill faster. The professionals at the dance studio can help you with any problems you may be having.

Fourth, you could try learning ballroom dancing through a college or University program. Many colleges offer such programs. An added benefit is that they give you college credits in physical education. Why not do something fun wile getting some college credit? It’s also a good way to learn because the courses are usually cheap. Actually, sometimes they are free.

A final option for you to consider, when it comes to ways to learn ballroom dancing, is to find yourself a dancing partner. If you have a friend or a family member who is interested, that would be great. However, even if you don’t, many people in dance classes are also alone. Think of partner up one of them. It’s a great way to help each other stay motivated.

There are many ways, as you can see. You should pick a method that works best for you. That means considering your free time, schedule and budget, of course. It also means choosing a method that you feel most comfortable with. So, if you want to learn ballroom dancing, do a little research and make the most of your ballroom dancing experience.

Jamien Taylor
http://www.articlesbase.com/art-and-entertainment-articles/the-best-ways-to-start-learning-ballroom-dance-832781.html

I currently attend Wayne State University. I hate it here, and I hate Michigan even more. I am currently pursuing a BA in Criminal Justice. I plan on attending law school at either Thomas Cooley or Georgia State University. What are the best Universities for CJ? I’m open to all states, especially in the warm south.

Weather can make a difference – good for you for recognizing that.

For the best colleges with CJ, consider:

Georgia State
Texas State – San Marcos
Cal State – Long Beach
Arizona State – Tempe
University of Georgia