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California
Institute of Technology began its existence as Throop Polytechnic
Institute in 1905 and over the last century has become one of the premiere
scientific educational and research centers in the world.
Undergraduate students number fewer than 900 with an additional 1200
graduates students. And if there is going to be an earth colony on the
Moon or Mars, it is likely that the basic scientific work
will have been done at Cal Tech or by its graduates. Nobel
Laureates are everywhere on campus. Cal Tech staffs and runs the
Jet Propulsion Laboratory in La Canada for NASA. Cal Tech is
located on Hill Ave. at California.
Pasadena City College promotes the fact that graduates of this 2 year college have the highest transfer rate to 4 year universities and college of any community college in California. Among its notable graduates: baseball great Jackie Robinson, rocker Eddie Van Halen and fashion designer Bob Mackie. Located on Colorado at Hill Ave.
Where does your new car begin its life? Why at Art Center College of Design, of course. This art and design school is noted for its graduates' work designing new cars at auto manufacturers. But graduates also go on to work in films and development of other products. Located on Lida St, in the Linda Vista neighborhood on the west side of the Arroyo Seco where there are the best views in all Pasadena! If food is your passion, the Los Angeles branch of Le Cordon Bleu college for culinary arts is actually located on Green Street in Pasadena. Many graduates go on to work in local Pasadena restaurants. And, of course, there is the ubiquitous University of Phoenix on Corson St. at the edge of Old Town.
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