Grad School Hub Xếp University of Pennsylvania – Philadelphia HaÌ£ng 3 Trong Danh Sách 50 Đại Học Tốt Nhất Ở Mỹ Cho Năm 2016

Grad School Hub Xếp University of Pennsylvania – Philadelphia HaÌ£ng 3 Trong Danh Sách 50 Đại Học Tốt Nhất Ở Mỹ Cho Năm 2016

50 Best Graduate Schools in America for 2016 AnnouncedrnShare Articlern rnThe 50 best graduate schools in the U.S. for 2016 has been announced by Grad School Hub. The institutions were evaluated based on class size, level of degree awarded, prestige of the faculty and program rankings.rnrnPHILADELPHIA, PA (PRWEB) FEBRUARY 12, 2016rnrnGrad School Hub has announced the 50 Best Graduate School in America for 2016.rnAccording to Victoria Chadaga, editor, graduate schools were evaluated according to class size, level of degree awarded, prestige of the faculty, and program rankings.rnGrad School Hub is an online resource with the latest information about the best master’s, doctoral, and professional degrees. The organization’s mission is to provide expert information on high-quality, accredited graduate degree programs at the nation’s best universities to help students find the program that best fits their needs.rnrnThe Top 50 schools are listed in descending order according to the number of points awarded. For more information on rating methodology as well as a description of the institutions and their websites, visit http://www.gradschoolhub.com/best/graduate-schools-in-america-2016/.rn#50 – Chicago State University rnrnChicago, IL rn#49 – Babson College rnWellesley, MA rn#48 – Middlebury College rnMiddlebury, VT rn#47 – Touro College rnNew York, NY rn#46 – Washington and Lee University rnLexington, VA rn#45 – CUNY Lehman College rnBronx, NY rn#44 – Hampton University rnHampton, VA rn#43 – Liberty University rnLynchburg, VA rn#42 – Wesleyan University rnMiddletown, CT rn#41 – California Institute of Technology rnPasadena, CA rn#40 – Pepperdine University rnMalibu, CA rn#39 – Andrews University rnBerrien Springs, MI rn#38 – Brandeis University rnWaltham, MA rn#37 – Boston College rnChestnut Hill, MA rn#36 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology rnCambridge, MA rn#35 – Princeton University rnPrinceton, NJ rn#34 – Carnegie Mellon University rnPittsburgh PA rn#33 – Rice University rnHouston, TX rn#32 – California State University – Long Beach rnLong Beach, CA rn#31 – Dartmouth College rnHanover, NH rn#30 – Brown University rnProvidence, RI rn#29 – Duke University rnDurham, NC rn#28 – University of Notre Dame rnNotre Dame, IN rn#27 – Emory University rnAtlanta, GA rn#26 – Northeastern University rnBoston, MA rn#25 – Tufts University rnMedford, MA rn#24 – Georgetown University rnWashington, D.C. rn#23 – Case Western Reserve University rnCleveland, OH rn#22 – Washington University in St. Louis rnSt. Louis, MO rn#21 – University of Rochester rnRochester, NY rn#20 – University of California – Berkeley rnBerkeley, CA rn#19 – University of California – Irvine rnIrvine, CA rn#18 – University of South Florida rnTampa, FL rn#17 – University of Chicago rnChicago, IL rn#16 – Johns Hopkins University rnBaltimore, MD rn#15 – Tulane University rnNew Orleans, LA rn#14 – Stanford University rnStanford, CA rn#13 – University of Miami rnCoral Gables, FL rn#12 – University of Virginia rnCharlottesville, VA rn#11 – Vanderbilt University rnNashville, TN rn#10 – Columbia University rnNew York, NY rn#9 – University of Michigan – Ann Arbor rnAnn Arbor, MI rn#8 – Harvard University rnCambridge, MA rn#7 – Yale University rnNew Haven, CT rn#6 – Northwestern University rnEvanston, IL rn#5 – University of Southern California rnLos Angeles, CA rn#4 – New York University rnNew York, NY rn#3 – University of Pennsylvania rnPhiladelphia, PA rn#2 – University of California – Los Angeles rnLos Angeles, CA rn#1 – University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill rnChapel Hill, NCrnrnFor further information, contact: rnVictoria Chadaga rnvictoria@gradschoolhub.com

New Crowdsourced Matchmaking Website “EarnALoveBounty.com” Brings New Twist to Online Dating

New Crowdsourced Matchmaking Website “EarnALoveBounty.com” Brings New Twist to Online Dating

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rnPHILADELPHIA, PA (PRWEB) FEBRUARY 11, 2016rnrnRoses are red, violets are blue, if you’ve got the cash, there are amateur matchmakers waiting to help you… or at least, that’s what Ed Ryder, creator of the new EarnALoveBounty.com website hopes to achieve.rnrnToday, Ryder officially unveiled his crowdsourced matchmaking concept, which involves: rnrn“seekers” (those searching for love)rnoffering “love bounties” (cash rewards)rnto “finders” (members of the public)rn…in exchange for the right introduction.rnrnOn his website, Ryders asks: “Would you pay $5000—on a risk-free basis—to get yourself into a relationship that makes you completely happy? What about $2000? Or $500?”rnrnThe idea is for seekers to post their photos, video and written material, along with full details of their unique “love bounty propositions,” which spell out how much of a reward is offered and what triggers payment of the reward.rnrn“It’s a ‘rewards for results’ approach. Maybe they will pay a reward if they go out on 2 dates with a referral… maybe they will pay the reward after they’ve been in a relationship with somebody’s referral for 6 months,” says Ryder. “I think there is going to be a lot of creativity with it.”rnRyder is offering the service free of charge. He expects many will be drawn to the appeal of making money by matching people they know with his love-seeking advertisers. He aims to develop a list of 100,000 finders who are interested in being first-to-know when new reward opportunities hit the site.rnrn“Once I get that base of people who want to do matchmaking work for potential extra dollars, it’s going to attract the reward offers. It’s going to be interesting.”rnrnIn comparison to traditional matchmaking services, the money is paid out only if the outcome sought is achieved. Ryder considers the approach financially less risky, though the seeker may want to hire the services of an assistant to run their crowdsourced matchmaking campaign.rnrnIt’s another way he sees crowdsourced matchmaking evolving. “As crowdsourced matchmaking catches on, it will shift to being more competitive—where rewards will become greater and profiles more sophisticated in order to better stand out and win consideration from the website’s (future) legions of amateur matchmakers.”rnrnRyder has first-hand experience with crowdsourced matchmaking. He offered a $25,000 reward for the right introduction 16 years ago. “It was a bit radical at the time. People were making fun of me. I got hate mail,” says Ryder.rnrnBut Ryder feels times have changed and that people will be drawn to the site for entertainment, for the prospects of earning “love bounties,” and for the purpose of promoting their own love quests.rnrn“If I have 100,000 aspiring Cupids on my list, all interested in making match money, then EarnALoveBounty.com will quickly become seen as a compelling and viable platform for gutsy singles to take advantage of, especially since it’s a free site.”rnrnRyder envisions the birth of a new type of self-employment: “campaign managers” for individual crowdsourced matchmaking campaigns, hired by love seekers.rnrnIn this marketing-oriented role, these workers oversee creation of videos, photos and written content for their client’s profile on EarnALoveBounty.com, and they act as the seeker’s liaison with the finder community, screening communications from the public, vetting candidates that are referred as possible matches, advising the seeker on who they should meet, even arranging first meetings.rnrnRyder expects campaign managers will make crowdsourced matchmaking easier and less time-consuming for their clients.rnrnFor further information, visit: EarnALoveBounty.com