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04/17/2021

Here are the steps for the First year international students who want to study engineering in the USA ⬇️

p 1 Complete the Common Application. There is a $65 application fee payable by credit card, cheque, or money order

Step 2 Submit secondary school documents including results and certificates of completion from national secondary school examinations

Step 3 Submit official translations of secondary school documents.

Step 4 Submit TOEFL/IELTS scores. You may submit a copy of your official scores and URI will verify with the testing agency.

08/22/2020

03/17/2020

Are you looking for high-quality education abroad?

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03/09/2020

With the rapid digitalization of national economies, the workforce has been going through deep transformation prioritizing new skill sets and jobs that will meet 21-century deemed. Data scientists, data engineers, and business analysts will be among the most sought-after positions in the U.S.

12/10/2019

09/07/2019

CGTrader is the leading 3D content provider globally, running an online 3D model marketplace alongside with custom modeling platform and mass 3D modeling solutions for enterprise customers. CGTrader gives talented 3D designers the opportunity to showcase their work, get valuable feedback from the community, learn from their peers and interact in a designer-friendly environment.

Write an essay on a specific 3D, VR or technology based topic, enter the annual CGTrader Scholarship challenge and get funded for your education bills.

09/05/2019

While some schools require students to purchase their school plan, some provide students with the option to purchase a plan on your own. In another instance, a school might have a required school plan, but they allow their students to waive this plan and purchase their own with comparable coverage. If you aren’t sure whether your school has set requirements, you can visit International Student Insurance’s (ISI) School Requirements database for more information.

09/03/2019

With an intention to help struggling international students, Andrew Wong, a successful New York businessman and China Inbound Adviser of the National Travel Association brings a platform that allows students to immerse themselves in American culture.

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / September 3, 2019 / Andrew Wong, a successful New York businessman and China Inbound Adviser of the National Travel Association, is on his way to becoming quite the entrepreneur.

07/29/2019

UC Berkeley, Scripps College, Mars Hill University, UNC Pembroke and all misreported statistics, resulting in their rankings being higher than they should have been, U.S. News said. The five schools have now been moved to an "unranked" category.



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U.S. News & World Report says some schools had been misreporting data for years

07/02/2019

Do you know that as an international student, with a degree classified as STEM, you can stay an additional two years through the Optional Practical Training program?

Most international graduates are entitled to work in the U.S. for only one year after graduation before their visa expires. However, with a degree classified as STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), international students who are hired by graduation can stay an additional two years through the Optional Practical Training program.

Forbes

Several MBA programs have begun to incorporate STEM curriculum into their business programs in order to combat the decline in international enrollment.

07/01/2019

Princeton University offers support to international students affected by government processing delays. Dean of the College Jill Dolan sent a letter June 11 to international students who have sought Optional Practical Training (OPT) approval from the federal government for jobs and internships this summer, sharing the University’s concern at government processing delays and outlining steps the University is taking to assist them.

OPT allows international students studying in the U.S. to supplement their education with experiential learning and on-the-job training. Because of the government’s processing delays, many of the students have been unable to begin their job or program on time and some have lost out on their position altogether. Of the roughly 90 Princeton undergraduates who applied for OPT for this summer, 18 had received government approval as of midday Tuesday.

Dean of the College Jill Dolan sent a letter June 11 to international students who have sought Optional Practical Training (OPT) approval from the federal government for jobs and internships this summer, sharing the University’s concern at government processing delays and outlining steps the Unive...

06/25/2019

America’s best universities — the Ivies as well as selective state colleges — have made a concerted effort to diversify their student bodies in recent years. In particular, they’ve opened the doors to more low-income students.

On the surface, that’s a good thing. More poor students in top universities means more opportunities for Americans to climb the social ladder. But a new book by Harvard professor Anthony Abraham Jack, called The Privileged Poor, argues that the recruiting tactics of these colleges are leaving a lot of people behind

"Access isn’t the same as acceptance," says Harvard professor Anthony Abraham Jack.