Hey Zeeshan,
If you plan on applying for Masters, here are the best universities for Masters in Computer Science:

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Stanford University Harvard University Carnegie Mellon University The University of California, Berkeley (UCB)
While there are many other universities that you can choose, if you plan on applying to the best, these are the ones you should aim for! There is also a blog that I think would be very helpful to you- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-20-universities-for-masters-in-computer-science/ You could check it out.

Hey There,
U.S B-schools have some of the best MBA programs in the world Their curriculum, faculty, and experience ranks these universities high on the list of best universities for MBA in USA:

Harvard University (https://ischoolconnect.com/universities/usa/harvard-university-1?category_name=All Categories&redirect_url=n-dashboard/school-profile?id=1) Stanford University( https://ischoolconnect.com/universities/usa/stanford-university-1770?category_name=All Categories&redirect_url=n-dashboard/school-profile?id=1770) University of Chicago (https://ischoolconnect.com/universities/usa/university-of-chicago-492?category_name=All Categories&redirect_url=n-dashboard/school-profile?id=492) University of Pennsylvania (https://www.upenn.edu/) Massachusetts Institute of Technology(https://ischoolconnect.com/explore-schools?school.name=Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Hey there,
Based on some of the best US university rankings, admissions, and education quality, the best colleges to study Electronics & Electrical Engineering in the U.S are:

Harvard University Stanford University California State University Los Angeles Campus New York Institute of Technology The University of Texas at Dallas

There is a list of best universities for MS in USA(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-universities-for-ms-in-usa/) that you can check out if you would like to know about more colleges that you can apply to.

Hey Adrika! In order to get into NYU, you will need to give your IELTS/TOEFL as an entrance test, to start with. The eligibility criteria for MS in Biology is you have to have a bachelor in a similar course and the NYU eligibility criteria mentions that they need a minimum TOEFL score of 90 on the internet-based test and an overall band of 7.0 out of 9.0 on IELTS. While the GRE exam is not mandatory if you think you have a weak profile or marks, adding your GRE scores will definitely help. You can take a look at this blog to know all about the NYU - https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/all-about-studying-at-new-york-university/

As both the universities are know for their excellent higher education, it depends upon what you want to choose. The qs world ranking for Boston university is 98 and the qs ranking for Information technology is in between 50-100. On the other hand, Boston college ranks 432 worldwide and the subject-wise ranking is between 151-200. As Boston university is a university and the other one is a college the difference is understandable. But on all the other counts, the average tuition fees for Boston university is around 53,948 USD and the tuition fees of Boston college is an average of 55,464 USD. The ROI of Boston College is $47,000 and that of Boston University is $46,000. So I suggest you check the program offered, curriculum, faculty, fees, and other preferences and decide accordingly.

Maryland will keep you near DC - a metro area of countless national organizations to intern with, and endless activities and free museums. If you're considering only ROI, you know what to do.

The weather also matters. And Wisconsin is pretty cold.

Hey,
Shorter course-
You'll have less time to get settled into your routine
Finishing your course might feel more hectic
You won't have as much time getting used to the experience

Longer duration-
Will make you feel more relaxed...and able to do internships and your thesis

So, it depends. If you want to finish your course as soon as possible and get a job, go for the shorter duration course.
But if it's important for you to get in-depth knowledge and experience, and you prefer a comparatively slower pace...take the one with a longer duration.

Some of the factors you should be considering include-

Program Availability
Cost
Curriculum flexibility
Career opportunities
Location & weather
You can look at a few more here, before making your final decision.

Reach out to me if you need help.

That depends.
How many classes happen per week? And, for how long? What does your curriculum comprise of? Does it cover just as many subjects as a regular full-time course?
Because there are courses which happen only during evenings and on weekends, but they are better suited for people who are working and live close to the university.
If that's the case, and you go for this course, you will be missing out on the university experience.

Hi Ella,
Since you're applying for the Spring intake, you should get your admits max by November 2020.

Adding to what Nikhil said...
You can also ask the university to extend its deadline, if possible

Hi Anamika,
The top 10 universities for Chemical Engineering in the US include-

MIT Stanford University of California, Berkely California Institute of Technology and Princeton University, among others
You can find out what subjects they teach, program tuition, and financial aid they give here

Attending online lectures has its pros and cons
Pros

Reduced costs Flexibility in number of courses No living expense You'll graduate at a time when the market will have many job opportunities
Cons You'll miss out on the campus experience [Your CPT will happen in your second summer](link url) instead of your first (only valid for the US)

Hi Robert,
This depends on a lot of factors, like
COVID-19 situation
Flight tickets
Visa
Steps universities are taking for safety of students
Read more about each here, and it'll be easier for you to make a decision

Temple University tuition fees change according to the schools or colleges you apply to.
Apart from that, all students who join the university also pay a non-refundable University Service Fee of $890.00.
There is also a matriculation fee - undergraduate students are charged $218.00 and graduate students are charged $73.00.
If you’re an International Student, you will also be charged $178.50 in both the fall and spring semesters.

Due to its rich culture and higher university acceptance rate, Australia is one of the best countries for an MBA. The top MBA universities in Australia are-

Melbourne Business School

Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM)

Monash Business School

The University of Queensland

Macquarie Graduate School of Management

You can read about more universities and their details here.

Honestly, it's too soon to tell.
Universities are still reacting to the new policies.
You can keep tabs by returning to this blog from time to time.

The University of Glasgow has one
It's a 12-month program for students looking to switch
The fee is £15,000
You can read about the details of the course here