yale

Surprised not to see this [1] cited next to the Yale study for the sake of completeness.

The Yale degree is still valuable even if the author can't stay in the United States.

Maybe they made the decision after attending Yale - was this decision not well informed?

Full disclosure: I got my PhD at Yale under Syd Lamb, so naturally I would not be classed as a Chomskyan.

We launched at Yale and right now half of the student body is actively using it to choose courses...but other schools haven't seen the same success.

Fletcher of Yale University wrote in an e-mail.

And I also ran out of options for US visas after 5 years (10 years away from NZ in total), despite a Yale MBA and McKinsey on my resume.

A random suggestion that Ben Carson is a drug abuser: > I can't comprehend how a Doctor that graduated from John Hopkins and Yale turned out the way he did.

Take, for example, this Court, which consists of only nine men and women, all of them successful lawyers, who studied at Harvard or Yale Law School.

I just watched a program on SBS (an Australian TV station) about a study done in Yale where the judgment of human subjects were altered based on the temperature they were exposed to.

Wikipedia: The eight institutions are Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, and Yale University.

Honest question: If the author "had come to America to attend Yale." didn't they also research the requirements for citizenship or an extended stay?

I'm also from New Zealand, also went to Yale (albeit as a graduate not undergrad), and also had my mother tell me I was "very American".

Irish moved to Japan in the 1980s after studying the language and history at Yale.

He attended Yale, liked America, stayed, worked and built a life for 15 years.

For example: Yale, which notes their small board, has nineteen members; Brown has 55 in its equally powerful two branches of the corporation.