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All of a sudden, you arrived to the conclusion that studying in your own country did not seem challenging enough, and you are telling yourself you need more. You know for a fact that there are excellent universities in your homeland but you still want something different. Moreover, you ask yourself: how did I arrive to a decision to study in a foreign land and how am I going to go about it?.
Your
Ticket to: The United States
Choosing
a course at the right university is a big decision. However, once this
has been decided there are many important things you should know before
arriving in the United States. Entry into the U.S. should be your first
priority and this article deals with matters relating to your Visa.
Taking
the TOEFL - For Study in the USA
If you
want to study in the USA, you will almost certainly have to take the
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Although US universities
and colleges are starting to accept a broader range of English language
proficiency tests, TOEFL still remains the most widely recognised test
for admission to degree programmes and many other college courses.
Graduate
Education - The American Experience
Graduate study in
the United States is usually comprised of long hours of work, deferred
pleasures, and a series of opportunities which help to fashion a future
career, either as an academic or as an 'applied academic' - one who
works outside the university environment, whilst using the training
they received in the course of post-baccalaureate study.
To view detailed background information on each state in the USA and recent articles on choosing the right geographical location in the USA for your studiesplease visit our USA Study Map.
Distance
Education in the USA
Distance
Learning - defined as any learning that takes place when the learner and
the provider/faculty are at a geographic distance from each other - is
undergoing a phenomenal growth in the United States. Over 2 million students
are now enrolled in over 54,000 online distance learning programs.
Distance
Learning Webzine
For a wide selection of articles on all aspects of distance learning including
course vacancies, please visit our new webzine.
Summer
English Language Programs
No one
learns a language better than by living it. Coming to a college campus
in the United States will immerse you in language learning, in a world
of ideas and people eager to share their thoughts - and enjoy learning
from you as well.
