University of Southern California
Suite 169, 3651 Trousdale Parkway, Los Angeles, California 90089
Description:
In 1880, the University of Southern California was founded in Los Angeles. It is the oldest university in the state.
In 2008-2009, $510 million was allocated for research and interdisciplinary work. In 2010, the university trained 36,896 students, including doctors and masters - 19,516 people, and bachelors - 17,380. Not only citizens of all 50 states of the United States are educated here, but also more than 110 countries of the world.
In the National Universities ranking, the University of Southern California ranks 23rd and 46th in the Academic Ranking of All Universities in the World.
The university includes the College of Writing, Sciences and Arts, Rossier School of Education, Marshall Business School, Gould School of Law, School of Social Work, Medical School and 12 other schools.
The University of Southern California is a large white building with a red roof. Inside it is decorated so that students do not experience any discomfort during study. All audiences are large and spacious, the library accommodates a large number of visitors. Some windows are decorated with stained glass windows, and the square in front of the building is designed to relax from fresh air lessons.