You are invited to apply for
the Computer Professionals Program to work in a
US job and earn a Master of Science in Computer
Science (MSCS) degree.
All qualified applicants receive financial aid
for their MSCS degree, and work for 2 years in a
full paying practical training job. See
http://mum.edu/compro/da11 for full
information.
International students receive up to 81%
financial aid for their tuition, fees, housing,
and meals. Most U.S. citizens and permanent
residents receive 100% financial aid, plus
US$3,200 for their personal expenses.
The Computer Professionals Program is available
at only one accredited university -- Maharishi
University of Management in the State of Iowa,
USA.
Here's a brief summary:
::: Earn an MSCS degree (or an MSCS with an
emphasis in Information Systems Management) from
a highly respected accredited university which
integrates the study of computer science with a
scientifically validated program for awakening
your inner intelligence.
::: All students receive academic credit while
working in an IT job. The University's IT
placement office will assist you in obtaining a
job. Over the past 6 years, our students have
been hired by more than 180 leading companies,
including Microsoft, IBM, Sun, Oracle, Cisco,
and AT&T.
::: The program remains strong even during the
economic slowdown. In 2002, a total of 55 US
companies hired our students.
::: A recent InfoWorld compensation survey found
that the average salary of IT professionals with
an MSCS degree is an extra $14,525 higher per
year than the average salary of those without
one.
::: The University is accredited at the
Bachelor's, Master's and Ph.D. levels by the
Higher Learning Commission, the same agency that
accredits the Big Ten universities. The US
government has awarded the University more than
US$30 million in federal research grants.
::: The University is renowned for its safe and
harmonious campus in the friendly city of
Fairfield, Iowa in the central USA. Many
students come from other countries, living and
learning together as a world family.
