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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD is applying to Imperial, CS (they call it “computing”). Their BS degree takes 3 years to obtain, and masters takes 4 years. I don’t quite want her to move overseas and hope she’ll get accepted by a top college in the US and will stay here. [/quote]

Your DD is smart enough to have chosen very well and I wish her the best of luck. Imperial is a fantastic place for her field of study. I'm serious. I know you don't want her to be so far from home, but at least she would be in an excellent program. -- Spouse of an Imperial alum (both undergrad and Ph.D)

And by the way, don't listen to the ignorant nonsense on this thread from some PPs (I suspect only one or two, who post repeatedly) about how no one can get a good job here in the U.S. with a UK degree. That's complete and utter hogwash. Both my spouse and I have UK degrees and they were always the first thing employers wanted to discuss, and drew a lot of enthusiasm and attention. (Yes, UK-degree-hating PPs, it was all good attention.) [/quote]

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