Arizona State University - Tempe
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- #2 Top Communications School Ranking in Arizona
- #2 Top Nursing School Ranking in Arizona
- #3 Top English School Ranking in Arizona
- #3 Top Psychology School Ranking in Arizona
- #4 Top Social Work School Ranking in the Southwest
- #5 Top Nursing
- #5 Top Nursing School Ranking in the Southwest
- #5 Top Kinesiology School Ranking in the Southwest
- #6 Top Computer Engineering School Ranking in the Southwest
- #6 Top Journalism School Ranking in the Southwest
- #7 Top School Ranking in Arizona
- #8 Top Architecture School Ranking in the Southwest
- #9 Top Chemistry School Ranking in the Southwest
- #9 Top Political Science School Ranking in the Southwest
- #10 Top Finance School Ranking in the Southwest
- #11 Top Mechanical Engineering School Ranking in the Southwest
- #11 Top Criminal School Ranking in the Southwest
- #12 Top Accounting School Ranking in the Southwest
- #12 Top School Ranking in the Southwest
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Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
Study hard and take the initiative. At a large research university you have to be 100% invested in what you get out of your education. This includes communicating with your professors and not expecting them to come to you if you have a problem.