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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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As I was an undergraduate at Golden Gate, I became aware of a
scholarship program available through their public relations office (not
the financi... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Look for international applications. Private school so there is not an
in-state tuition. The school does its best to provide scholarships to
tho... READ MORE
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Current Student
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1.submit the application form, transcripts, and bank statements. They
process very quickly (less than two weeks)to send me the congrats
letters. ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The admissions process is straight-forward and is detailed on their
website www.ggu.edu. There is a small application fee and some
requirements fo... READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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I chose this University because practically all of the students are
working professionals who bring their experience of what really happens
on the... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Small class size which gives you the opportunity to really learn from
your professors. The students need to work hard and put their best
effort i... READ MORE
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Current Student
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It is a private school, so the class is very small(usually 10-15 people
in a class) compare to the other public schools. The school has
trimester ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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You will always be able to get the classes you want. I have never had a
problem in this area. Most, like 90%, of the instructors are real world
pr... READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Perhaps it was the timing of a minor recession in the early '90's, but I found a lot of negativity about job prospects. READ MORE
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Alumni
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Many of the students go on to work for the government. There are also many grads that go work in the financial services industry as well. The career... READ MORE
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Current Student
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I believe it is a good business school. The school offers many kinds of career workshops. The students can always walk in to the career center to dis... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The university has a career center, helps with internships and conducts workshops frequently. Every semester there are resume and interviewing worksho... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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The housing office helped with finding places to live. The campus is
handy to all of the major forms of transport. Facilities are limited.
The ... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The school is located on Mission and Second Streets in downtown San
Francisco-within the financial district and right next door to JP
Morgan. The... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The campus consists only one bilding. Even tough the aria around the
campus is not so safe at night, on campus is very safe. the school offer
ver... READ MORE
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Current Student
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There is no housing program that I am aware of although I vaguely
remember something in place for international students like a referral
service. ... READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Most students work full-time and study part-time and have not time
before, inbetween or after classes to mingle. More's the pity. READ MORE
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Alumni
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There are tons of bars, discos, gyms, and clubs to get involved. Dating
is difficult in San Francisco (don't know personally, but this is what
th... READ MORE
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Current Student
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There is one small coffee shop in the basement floor. A lot of students
get coffee there during the break or before the classes start. The
coffe... READ MORE
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Current Student
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There are a lot of clubs established but they tend to focus on the
international students. There are clubs for every nationality.
Japanese, Korean... READ MORE
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