College and University - Mississippi
College Education In Mississippi: Mississippi is making great progress in its effort to overcome the historic stigma that the state provides a poor public education. With 26 public and 14 private institutions of higher learning, Mississippi offers a variety of choices to students.
Mississippi Colleges In the Rankings: U.S. News and World Report rankings: National Rankings – Mississippi State University (Tier 3), University of Mississippi (Tier 3); Liberal Arts Rankings – Millsaps College (#84).
A Closer Look at Mississippi Education: Mississippi was the first state in the nation to have a planned system of junior colleges.
Did You Know? In 1963 the world’s first human lung transplant occurred at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, which also hosted the world’s first heart transplant surgery on January 23, 1964.
I live in Mississippi and I really want to be a Child Psychiatrist. Is there any colleges near/in Mississippi that offer a good Child Psychiatrist field? I know I will have to go into the Psychiatrist field then specialize in Children but where is a good school that offers a good that offer a good Psychiatrist field?
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To be a psychiatrist, you will need to get a Bachelor's degree and then apply to medical school. Medical School will be 4 years to get your MD. You then apply for a residency in Psychiatry and then further specialized training in child psychiatry.
You may want to consider Child PSYCHOLOGY. Many colleges offer a degree in psychology and then you would need to go on to get a master's degree or perhaps PhD in Child Psychology.
This site may be of help to you
http://www.mc.edu/campus/academics/PSY/
Do you know of any massage therapy colleges in, or close to, Mississippi?
I don't want stuff like LSU. I want colleges specifically for massage.
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Virginia College in Biloxi and Blue Cliff in Gulfport...my brother starts at Virginia College on October 5th for therapeutic massage
Im looking for a college/university around in the southern region where Mississippi, alabama, georgia, tennessee ect is, that offer great marching band programs.
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The pride of the southland band at university of Tennessee is very good.
I could just be partial cause I'm a huge UT fan, and I plan on going there haha
I have been a all A student from kindergarten through twelfth grade. And i have been in Advanced Placement classes. What are some good colleges.
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Go to the University of Mississippi in Oxford. Most people consider it the best university in Mississsippi.
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Looking to get a bachelors degree in archaeology but online college searches aren't bringing up anything accurate. I live a couple miles of north of New Orleans and will not let my national guard get in the way so I'm willing to drive hours and hours once a month to attend drill if I have to. Last resort I transfer to another unit in another state :p
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Try searching under "Anthropology." Usually, as undergraduate majors are more broad than fields practiced by graduates, Archaeology is a subset of the major Anthropology.
Here are some links to undergraduate programs.
http://anthropology.unt.edu/
http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/anthropology/
http://www.txstate.edu/anthropology/
http://anthropology.tamu.edu/
http://www-dept.usm.edu/~antsoc/
http://web.as.ua.edu/ant/index.php (as you see, at many schools, Archaeology is a Ph.D. program, but you need a B.S in Anthropology to get accepted)
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There are multiple colleges you can attend and I'm not sure which is the best as far as zoology. You could try Ole Miss, USM, MSU, MC, Millsaps, etc.! :) I'd probably research and see which is the best, but I'm assuming maybe either Ole Miss or MSU, though I'm a Southern grad!
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Im about to be a senior in high school and after graduation I plan to GO AWAY for college. Ive had it with my family and I really need to get the hell away from them. I want to go to a university thats not far from home but not to close either. I live in Memphis, TN. What are some good schools acedemic wise?
Ive been looking at some colleges. Are any of these good schools?
Alcorn State, Delta State, Rust College, University of Southern Mississippi, Southern University and A & M College, and Austin Peay State University
And what is the difference in graduate and undergraduate students in college?
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The state schools for each are pretty good, Tennesse and Ole Miss, then there's Vanderbilt in Nashville, Auburn in Alabama, the Georgia schools like UGA and Emory, and once you get into North Carolina they're endless (UNC, Duke, NC State)...
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How many colleges are in Mississippi?
what school is the best & what school is the poor/not good?
And do not require any trips to the school.
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Well since its on-line where its located is irrelevant. My favourite is Regis:
http://www.transfertoregis.org/index.html
The reason is they let you do 90 credits at an in state CC (and many offer them on-line nowadays) and the last year at Regis. They have an agreement with Northwest Arkansas
Community college so you are guaranteed of getting in. But it wouldn't be a problem anyway. If you do the sums this will usually work out cheaper than any other option I have seen. And Regis have these nifty combined bachelors/Masters that only take an extra year. These days every Tom, Dick and Harry has a bachelors, you really need a Masters to snag the better jobs.
Thanks
Bill
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Use the site below to find the colleges. An ACT is only one of many factors for admission. Look at the entire picture./
https://www.collegedata.com/cs/search/co…
