Course Curriculum :
The study pressure is not that much because Criminal Science is still not like a coming field. So, there isn't a lot of study pressure. But, I think it's so different so, that's where the difficulty comes in.
Exams :
I was in Briarwood for two years and I skipped my high school. I know it might sound a little weird but, in America if you have done IGCIC, you don't have to do 11th and 12th. So, I skipped high school and I directly got into Briarwood. It was a 2+2 program where I had to do 2 years in India and 2 years in US.
Placement :
The majority of overseas students in the United States have an F1 visa, which is a non-immigrant student visa in the United States. F1 students are permitted to work in the United States, but only under specified circumstances and in compliance with the US Citizenship and Immigration Service's complicated standards and restrictions (USCIS).
Internship :
I have not yet applied.
Fees :
10,697.17
Faculty :
The student teacher ratio depending on one class to another, for a couple of them it was 1 to 70, for a couple of them it was 1 to 40.
Campus Life :
When I went there, the campus was kind of short. So, that's the main reason why I came back in two months. Because of Covid, nothing had really opened up. Apart from that, we always had access to the library and computer labs.
Hostel :
I live with my parents here.
