| FAQS - USA |
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| 1. Why should I go to U.S.A. ? |
| Of the 1.2 million students pursuing postsecondary education outside their home countries, more than one-third choose to study in the United States . U.S. universities pride themselves on being at the forefront of technology and educational techniques, and in making available to their students the best possible equipment and resources. |
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| 2. Is the degree from USA recognized worldwide
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| The United States has one of the world's finest university systems, with outstanding programs in virtually all fields. . Even if your field does not directly involve science or engineering, you will become skilled in using the latest technology to obtain and process information. You will find ways to stay connected with people in your field all over the world. Experience in an international setting is a marketable commodity. Your long-term career prospects can be enhanced by an experience that develops self-confidence, independence, and cross-cultural skills - attributes that are in high demand with employers worldwide. |
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| 3. What is the difference between state, private and community college
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In many countries of the world a college is a secondary school and is very different than a university. In the United States , however, colleges and universities are quite similar. Often, both colleges and universities are referred to as "schools." Generally, both colleges and universities in the United States are four-year institutions that offer a Bachelor of Arts degree or a Bachelor of Science degree. This is commonly known as an undergraduate or bachelor's degree. The main difference is that most universities also offer a higher level of study after you complete your bachelor's degree - resulting in a master's degree or doctorate.
Community colleges basically are publicly-funded and offer programs of two years duration, popularly knows as Associate Degree. |
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| 4. Can an international student apply to a community college
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| Yes international students can apply to Community colleges.
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| 5. Is U.S. education very expensive
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| Education in the United States is costly, but the quality of education you get in the United States is secondary to none. No country in the world has such latest technology or such a techno-based education. Such classy and qualitative education in any other country, if available, would cost much more than in the U.S. Thus education in the U.S. on the whole is much cheaper than it would be in any other nation. |
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| 6. Do all the universities offer scholarships
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| Most of the universities offer scholarships to international students. The basic criterion of availing a scholarship is your good test scores and fair academics. Scholarships generally start from $500 to full fee waiver. It depends upon the university to provide you with the same
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| 7. Is TOEFL mandatory for an international student
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| Yes, TOEFL is mandatory for all international students, immigrants and in fact for everybody planning to go to the U.S. except on visitors or on business visas. |
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| 8. Can I work off-campus during my education in the U.S. ? |
| No, an international student is not allowed to work off-campus under any circumstances, but is allowed to work 20hrs/per week “ON-CAMPUS” ONLY. |
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| 9. Can I show a direct or co-sponsorship from the U.S. ?
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| No, showing a direct or co-sponsorship from the U.S. is a sure shot case of rejection as you fail to prove your intention of returning to your home country and it also shows weak personal finances. |
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| 10. Can I take an education loan to support my education in the U.S. ? |
| Taking an education loan to support your education will again show weak personal finances and eventually reduce your chances of getting a visa. You may take an education loan but cannot show it in your finances. You have to show it in some other manner. At the times of visas its advisable not to show your loan papers directly. |
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| 11. What is the difference between MBA in Information Systems and Masters in Information systems ? |
| The MBA is essentially a general business degree with a concentration in information systems. The MS Program is comprised completely of information systems coursework. The coursework component provides the student with in-depth study in the discipline. |
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