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Directory of us colleges and english language programs for international students.Category Reference Education colleges and Universities Directories to the user's chosen recipients at us universities, colleges and other campuses.We strictly adhere to NAFSA Association of international Educators' Code of
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Petersons - US Colleges For International Students
Search for an undergraduate or Englishlanguage program in the United States, or learn more about taking the TOEFL.
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Community Colleges
community colleges often stress a supportive rather than competitive environment.In the us educational system, students compete for good grades. international
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Extractions: Home Resource Guide Choosing a Degree or English Program Community Colleges by Andrea Insley More international students are attending community colleges. They see community college as a starting point in their effort to earn a four-year or graduate degree from a U.S. university. Community colleges are a popular alternative for the first two years of a bachelor's degree. These first two years are designed to provide a strong foundation of general knowledge before a student begins concentrating on a major field of study. In fact, many university advisors recommend that students attend community college "college transfer" programs first, and then transfer into universities for the final two years. Students transfer, or use their credits from community colleges to earn a four-year degree. In addition to college transfer programs, community colleges offer a wide range of vocational (job-training) programs. These train students in hundreds of careers from Business Administration and Computer Programming to Nursing, Fashion Design, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Secretarial, Commercial Photography, Engineering or Advertising Art. Students who complete these courses get degrees or certificates. Community colleges meet the educational and vocational needs of local communities. Usually they are run by a state government. By maintaining an "open door policy" with low tuition costs and few entrance requirements, community colleges have offered many U.S. citizens a chance to get a college education.
WELCOME To IEFC, Student Loans For Studying Abroad
Offers loans to international students in us colleges and us students studying abroad.
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Extractions: WELCOME to IEFC, Student Loans for Studying Abroad The International Education Finance Corporation (IEFC) is the premier provider of international student loan programs for the rapidly growing population of students who wish to study in foreign countries. Over 20,000 students to date have reached their goal of financing their international educations through our innovative and unique loan programs. No other organization has our experience or expertise in financing the international education experience using both the Federal Stafford Loan program and international alternative private loan options. To discover how IEFC can help you achieve your international education goal, select the category on the menu bar above that best reflects your status.
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About.com's link page to grad and undergrad admissions information.Category Reference Education Graduate Admissions colleges and Universities of the World. Sponsored Links. Get instant,customized results for us and international students.
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Foreign International Students Study In USA US
Coming to us colleges The Coming to us colleges Cyber College Fair is EssayEdgeinternational Student Information This is an great resource for international
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Academics In The USA - News And Special Services
CUPID (colleges and Universities Partnering for international Development) listsopportunities for us and international institutions to work together.
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Extractions: Email this page News and Special Services at the U.S. Journal Please proceed with your plans to study in the USA. Compliance with U.S. student visa laws is more important than ever, but international students are still very welcome in the USA! For the latest visa regulations and immigration information , visit the U.S. Department of State's comprehensive listing of U.S. embassies and other diplomatic missions. Locate a U.S. Department of State-Affiliated Overseas Educational Advising Center near you, compliments of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. If you want to learn more about the U.S. admissions process, please
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Clergy ( 0 / 34 ). Diocese ( 54 / 329 ) international Diocese, us Diocese. Education( 79 / 682 ) Language Schools, colleges Universities, jesuitschools
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American Association Of Community Colleges
Features academic resources, community college finders, research, and publications for higher education Category Reference Education United States Two-Year collegesAbout Community colleges, About AACC, News Events, Government College Finder, Join/Login,Contact us, Site Map. international Recruitment and Chinaus Conference.
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Extractions: Advanced Search 2003 Annual Convention, April 5-8 In Dallas, Texas Visit the 2003 Academic Marketplace Online AACC Career Center and Job Bank Advanced Search 2003 Annual Convention, April 5-8 In Dallas, Texas Visit the 2003 Academic Marketplace Online AACC Career Center and Job Bank ... AACC's Position on the Higher Education Act Reauthorization
AACC | International
Chinaus Conference on Community colleges - This conference understanding and promotepartnerships among us and Chinese Recruiting international Students - As
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Extractions: AACC Office of International Programs and Services Recruiting International Students As part of an effort to enhance global education, AACC is launching a new recruitment initiative that has tremendous potential for your college. Join a select group of colleges collaborating to increase international student enrollment at their campuses by participating in Community College International Recruitment Fairs in those countries from which most international students originate. See Community College Times articles China-US Conference on Community Colleges - This conference seeks to develop understanding and promote partnerships among U.S. and Chinese counterparts through the exchange of best practices, ideas, research and technologies. June 24-27, 2003 in Beijing, China. Hosted by Global Interactions, Inc. About AACC International Programs and Services: The American Association of Community Colleges actively advocates an international role for community colleges in all dimensions of worldwide education and training. Community colleges increasingly play a critical role to ensure that individuals can function successfully in a multicultural and advanced technological environment that crosses all boundaries of education, communications, language and business. Further, there is increasing support that other countries are reflecting a heightened interest in adopting the community college model. The goals of AACC's Office of International Programs and Services are to increase global awareness in the college community, assist colleges to internationalize their programs and curricula, and to facilitate person-to person international experiences and cooperation. These goals are accomplished through:
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several California community colleges joined together and formed a nonprofit, educationalconsortium, California colleges for international Education (CCIE).
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Extractions: CALIFORNIA COLLEGES FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WELCOME TO THE CCIE HOME PAGE INDEX INFORMATION WHAT IS CCIE? I n 1985, several California community colleges joined together and formed a non-profit, educational consortium, California Colleges for International Education (CCIE). CCIE is dedicated to the ideal of increasing international understanding through education. The goals of the association are to: a) encourage development of an international perspective in community college classrooms; b) increase awareness of and encouragement in international development through technical education; c) promote opportunities for sharing of international/intercultural expertise; d) form liaisons between national organizations and consortia involved in international and intercultural education activities; e) provide an international and intercultural education resource body to the Chancellor's Office of the California Community Colleges. International/intercultural education encourages the development of international/intercultural perspectives by student, faculty, and staff experiences abroad, in community college classrooms through an internationalized curriculum and multicultural/ international student body, and throughout the total college environment. Such education includes, but is not limited to: Faculty Exchange Programs; International Business and Trade; Internationalizing Curriculum; International Development; Study Abroad and International Student Programs. In the State of California, there are 107 community colleges, for the 1998-1999 academic year, sixty-two California colleges are CCIE members. All member colleges participate in and/or are planning to participate in one or more international education programs. Some programs highlight classroom instruction, others emphasize off-campus programs, while still others employ a combination of different types of pedagogy.
Peralta Colleges, Alameda, Laney, Merritt, Vista
Oakland area guide to community colleges and continued education. Admission policies and financial Category Regional North America Education School Districts international Student Information email globaled@peralta.cc.ca.us; Laney College Website is to provide information about the colleges, their programs
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International Student Loan Center By InternationalStudentLoan.com Offers The Int
enrolled in us colleges or Universities. Canadian Citizen. enrolled in aus college. - enrolled in a college outside of the usA. international Students.
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Extractions: International Student Loan Center www.InternationalStudentLoan.com International Student Loan Center provides the best in online access to information, advice and help to international students all around the world. If your a US citizen, Canadian Citizen or an International Student, we will have a plan for you! Through our partnership with InternationalStudent.com (a leading international portal) and InternationalScholarships.com (online scholarship site) we are able to offer these great international student loan products to you for study abroad: US Citizen or Resident - enrolled in foreign colleges - enrolled to study abroad - enrolled in US Colleges or Universities Canadian Citizen - enrolled in a US college - enrolled in a college outside of the USA International Students - enrolled in colleges throughout the world ESL/ EFL Online Call Abroad Scholarships Phone Cards ... Graduate Schools Need to check the status of your loan?
CFDA: 12.550: International Education: U.S. Colleges And Universities
CATALOG OF FEDERAL DOMESTIC ASSISTANCE. 12.550 international Education us Collegesand Universities. Popular Name National Security Education Program (NSEP).
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Extractions: Popular Name: National Security Education Program (NSEP) Objectives: (1) To equip Americans with an understanding of less commonly taught languages and cultures; (2) to build a critical base of future leaders both in the marketplace and in government service; (3) to develop a cadre of professionals with more than the traditional knowledge of language and culture; and (4) to enhance institutional capacity and increase the number of faculty who can educate U.S. citizens toward achieving these goals. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Applicant Eligibility Beneficiary Eligibility Credentials and Documentation ... Records Applicant Eligibility: Any accredited U.S. institution of higher education (defined in Section 1201(a) of the Higher Education Act of 1965, 20 U.S.C. 1141(a) is eligible to apply for a grant. This includes 2 and 4 year colleges and universities, both public and private. Other organizations, associations, agencies, and foreign institutions may be included in proposals but may not be direct recipients of a grant. Federal government schools are not eligible. Beneficiary Eligibility: Accredited U.S. institutions of higher education and their students.
EduPASS | Financial Aid For International Students | Useful Publications
ISBN 0940937-01-8. This book contains a compilation of financial aid opportunitiesavailable from colleges, us foundations, and international organizations.
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Extractions: Useful Publications You may find some of the following publications helpful. Additional references can be found in the bibliography Before you order a copy, check whether your library has a copy. The US Embassy in your country may have copies in their library. Most US embassies and consulates can provide basic information about studying in the US. Carol Weeg, Ellen Stern and Jim Bauer, Funding for US Study - A Guide for International Students and Professionals , Institute for International Education (IIE), Princeton, New Jersey, 1996. ISBN 0-87206-219-8 ($39.95 + $4 shipping in US or $16 shipping to other countries). 462 pages. This book provides information about financial assistance for international students to study in the US, including more than 600 sources of funding for international students (mostly for graduate and postdoctoral programs, but some for undergraduate students). To order a copy, call 1-301-617-7804 or 1-800-445-0443, fax 1-301-953-2838, write to IIE Books, PO Box 371, Annapolis Junction, MD 20701-0371, or send email to iiebooks@iie.org
EduPASS | Financial Aid For International Students | Loans For International Stu
international Student Loan Program (ISLP). ISLP is an alternative loan programfor international students to study in us colleges and universities.
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Extractions: Loans for International Students A few US banks will offer student loans to international students if the loan is co-signed by a creditworthy US citizen or permanent resident (holder of a "green card"). There may also be restrictions on the type of visa (F1 or J1). Canadian Higher Education Loan Program (CanHELP) service@internationalStudentLoan.com GATE Student Loan Program (Guaranteed Access To Education) is a nonprofit private student loan program offered through participating schools in conjunction with Bank of America Bank of Boston nctgate@aol.com . or nctgate@gate.com Global Student Loan Corporation (GSLC) . GSLC offers student loans for international students that do not require a US citizen or permanent resident to co-sign the loan. (A co-signer in the student's home country may be required. Often this co-signer is the student's parent or guardian.) GSLC works with financial institutions and banks located in the student's home country to provide financing for the student's education. GSLC's President is Dr. Keith Jepsen, formerly the Director of Financial Aid at New York University. Currently more than three dozen schools participate in the GSLC loan program. Their web site also includes an International Student Planner . For more information, visit the GSLC web site, call 1-212-736-9666, fax 1-212-736-6536, send email to
ECIS: OA Home Page
Nonus Citizens Click Here colleges/Universities outside Aid for us and non-us CitizensClick download The European Council of international Schools desires
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International Jesuit Leader Asks U.S. Colleges To Battle Injustice
News and Information Press Release. international Jesuit leader asksUS colleges to battle injustice. PeterHans Kolvenbach's keynote
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Extractions: News and Information : Press Release International Jesuit leader asks U.S. colleges to battle injustice Peter-Hans Kolvenbach's keynote speech to 900 Jesuit educators in Mission Church is Webcast live worldwide News Image Archive SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct.6, 2000 - Declaring that an international education conference at Santa Clara University can be a watershed point in the history of U.S. Jesuit colleges and universities, the Superior General of the Society of Jesus tonight challenged them to be dynamic forces for social change. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, the leader of Jesuits worldwide, was the main keynote speaker at the conference, "Commitment to Justice in Jesuit Higher Education," presented jointly Oct. 5-8 by Santa Clara University, Boston College and the University of Detroit Mercy. The conference, attended by 400 delegates from 28 Jesuit colleges and universities in the U.S., plus Roman Catholic leaders from Rome, Latin America, and the Far East, was convened to identify the pursuit of social justice as a central theme for Jesuit higher education. The conference also was the kickoff event for the year-long sesquicentennial celebration of Santa Clara University, California's oldest institution of higher education. "It is the calling of a Jesuit university to take conscious responsibility for being a source for faith and justice," Kolvenbach told his audience of nearly 900. "Jesuit universities have stronger and different reasons than many other academic and research institutions for addressing the actual world as it unjustly exists and for helping to reshape in the light of the Gospel."
IHT: Expat Adviser: College In The U.S. For Non-native English Speakers
is another aspect of college applications which is difficult if one does not attendan international school. That is, namely, that us colleges require more
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Extractions: January 31, 2003 Q. I read your last expat adviser column on applying for colleges in the U.S. from abroad, and was wondering what help is available for students who don't speak English as their first language in preparing for college in America. My daughters know enough English to have a basic conversation, but French is their native language. A. The majority of U.S. colleges require that non-native English speakers take the Test of English as a Foreign Language, more commonly known as the TOEFL, in addition to the SAT or ACT. Your daughters may want to research what schools they are interested in attending and then look at that universitys Web site, where they should be able to find or request admission information that will tell them what the average or minimum TOEFL, SAT and ACT scores are for that particular college. It would be wise of your daughters to take a practice TOEFL or two to help set expectations and to aid in narrowing down potential schools. There are many books with sample tests for the TOEFL, SAT and ACT as well as a myriad of Web sites that have features like test question of day and discussion forums where you can read about the experiences of other international students and ask questions of your own. Since the TOEFL is now a computer-based test in many parts of the world, you should consider buying a test preparation book that comes with a CD-ROM so that your daughters can familiarize themselves with the format of the test.

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