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What we offer in North American Colleges & Universities
Popular Programs in American and Canadian
universities & Colleges
Foothill and De
Southern
National
University CG, Woodbury University(SG), San Diego California
Clemens College (SG), Connecticut
What We
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We delivers innovative
student education pathways to the North American colleges and
universities to promote their programs to
Education System in American higher education starts with undergraduate courses. You can earn either a two-year associate's degree or a four-year bachelor’s degree. Students often earn an associate's degree first, and then study two more years to gain a bachelor’s (or baccalaureate) degree. Usually, a bachelor’s degree will be awarded by a university, whereas an associate's degree may be earned either at a community college or university. Undergraduate degrees (and some master’s degrees) are awarded after a student completes a pre-determined number of courses. A student is awarded credits for the courses he or she takes, and the degree is complete when the student completes the required number of credits. This means that although most students complete bachelor’s degrees in four years, some spend longer if they take part-time classes or take time off from school. Graduate degrees, often known
as master’s degrees, require at least two years at a university. These are
often termed “advanced professional degrees,” as they tend to be aimed at
specific professions. Graduate degrees are career-advancing degrees in
subjects such as medicine, law, and management. For example, a Master’s in
Business Administration (MBA) is the standard business graduate degree.
Doctorates (PhDs) usually take four years to complete, and are
research-based. The Advantage American colleges are known worldwide for the quality of their facilities, resources, and faculty. Accreditation systems ensure that institutions continue to maintain these standards. The American education system
is unrivaled worldwide in its variety institutions,
academic and social environments, entry requirements, degree programs, and
subjects. Value: As an investment in your future, a Selecting an Educational Institute Selection of a good Educational Institute college is a large investment in time, money, and effort. The following criteria would help you determine the right Institution: 1. Curricula, policies and administrative practices 2. Housing facilities 3. Courses offered 4. Choice of Programs that interest you 5. Admission requirements. Do you meet them? 6. Quality of education Vs cost of tuition. Make compromises considering long term. 7. Services and leisure activities. 8. Job placement rates for recently graduated students 9. Accreditation, licensing, and student loan default rate 10. Graduation statistics 11. Percentage of students who complete programs 12. Percentage of students who transfer to other schools 13. Security of the campus & the location. Review the school's campus security report 14. Consult us before making the decision. Don’t decide merely because you have a friend/relation in the area or in the institution 15. Check with the local Better Business Bureau offices to see if there are complaints Institution 16. Financial aid availability 17. Refund policies before enrolling in classes 18. Counseling procedures for the school's financial aid office, location, and hours 19. Procedures and deadlines for submitting applications to financial aid programs 20. How the school selects financial aid recipients 21. How will the school determine your financial need 22. How and when you'll receive your aid 23. Are there work-study programs available? What kinds? 24. Accommodation & part time employment opportunities 25. Whether the Institution offered paid internship as part of the course or program Expenses & Tuition Fee Tuition is the cost of teaching & fees on the other hand, are charged for library use, student activities, insurance, healthcare, internet etc. International students are required to pay both tuition and fees. Although the range of tuition and fees may vary greatly from Institution to Institution , there is no correlation between the level of tuition and fees and the quality of an institution. Tuition and fees are generally higher for private universities than for State universities. Community, technical, and vocational colleges charge the lowest fees of all. State universities charge out-of-state residents higher tuition than state residents. Generally international students studying at state Institution pay a higher rate throughout their study program because they do not qualify for residents' rates. It must be noted that not all universities charging the lowest tuition and fees also have the lowest living costs; you should examine both factors to get a more accurate estimate of your annual expenses. How to submit a successful application? Apply early. Do not wait for A/L or IELTS or TOFFEL results to come? Consult us early & get free advice to select a Institution. Not only will this enable you to compete for a larger number of available seats, but early applicants clearly demonstrate enthusiasm and intent to succeed. Develop individual dialog with the admissions faculty. Use the essay and/or the cover letter of your resume to communicate your determination to be accepted into the program. Don’t mince your words – be confident and bold. Request letters of recommendation from individuals who can speak to your dedication & enthusiasm. Letters from former professors, employers, or other sources who can testify to your academic performance and work ethic are also appropriate. Use your essay as an opportunity to help the admissions committee really get to know who you are, and why you want to earn your degree at the particular university. Address any lapse in your academic performance record in your program essay. Proactively answer questions that the admissions committee is likely to have about your previous academic performance. Prepare for the GRE/GMAT. Scholarships & Financial Aid Undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships are forms of aid that help students pay for their education. Unlike student loans, scholarships and fellowships do not have to be repaid. Hundreds of thousands of scholarships and fellowships from several thousand sponsors are awarded each year. Generally, scholarships and fellowships are reserved for students with special qualifications, such as academic, athletic or artistic talent. Awards are also available for students who are interested in particular fields of study, who are members of underrepresented groups, who live in certain areas of the country or who demonstrate financial need. Useful Education Agencies Government Websites US Department of Education (http://ed.gov/) Education in the USA-Information (http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/educ/educate.htm) Education Websites College Board Website (www.Collegeboard.com) US News Website (www.usnews.com) Nandigam's website about higher education in the ESL Directory The premier ESL and English as a Second Language Directory Universities - A comprehensive directory of all major Financial Aid Information Financial Aid for International Students (www.finaid.org) NAFSA Association of International Educators (www.nafsa.org) Test Preparation Sites Preparation (GRE) Preparation - (GMAT) Syvum GMAT (www.syvum.com/gmat) Syvum GRE (www.syvum.com/gre) Syvum SAT (www.syvum.com/sat) Essay, Resume, Recommendations Editing Sites Comprehensive information about SOPs. (www.statementofpurpose.com) Site offering Essay Editing Service (www.essaycom.com) Job Sites International Jobs - Job search at international organizations.
POPULAR PROGRAMS IN AMERICAN AND
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Programs
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Master's Degree
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Accounting |
Music
Performance |
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Specialist's Degree
Programs |
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Specialist in Community College Teaching (SCCT) |
Specialist in Community College Administration (SCCT)
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Doctoral Degree
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Educational
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TUITION FEES ESL Costs |
Estimated Budget for ESL Students for the 2008-2009 School
Year
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FALL |
MID-FALL |
SPRING |
MID-SPRING |
ACADEMIC YEAR |
SUMMER |
CALENDAR YEAR |
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16 Weeks 300 Hours |
8 Weeks 150 Hours |
16 Weeks 300 Hours |
8 Weeks 150 Hours |
32 Weeks 600 Hours |
8 Weeks 160 Hours |
40 Weeks 760 Hours |
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August - December |
October-December |
January-May |
March-May |
August-May |
June-July |
August-July |
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Tuition |
$3,200 |
$1750 |
$3,200 |
$1,750 |
$6,400 |
$1,975 |
$8,375 |
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Mandatory Fees |
$824 |
$532 |
$824 |
$532 |
$1,576 |
$532 |
$2090 |
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Room & Board -
Dormitory** (estimated) |
$2,750 |
$1,375 |
$2,750 |
$1,375 |
$4,710 |
$1,500 |
$6,410 |
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Health Insurance*** |
$498 |
$332 |
$498 |
$332 |
$996 |
$166 |
$1,162 |
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TOTAL |
$7,272 |
$3989 |
$7,272 |
$3,989 |
$13,682 |
$4,173 |
$18,037 |
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Undergraduate Costs |
Estimated Annual Budget for International Undergraduate
Students
2008-2009
School Year
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Spring |
Total |
Summer |
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(4 courses/12 Hours) |
(4courses/ 12 Hours) |
ACADEMIC YEAR |
(3 courses/ 9 Hours) |
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Tuition |
$3,912.00 |
$3,912.00 |
$7,824.00 |
$2,934.00 |
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Mandatory Fees |
$824.00 |
$824.00 |
$1,648.00 |
$662.00 |
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Room & Board-Dormitory |
$2,750.00 |
$2,750.00 |
$5,500.00 |
$1,500.00 |
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Health Insurance |
$498.00 |
$498.00 |
$996.00 |
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Total |
$7,984.00 |
$7,984.00 |
$15,968.00 |
$5,096.00 |
Courses Offered
through Colleges of Business, Nursing and Health Professions, and Engineering
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Fall |
Spring |
Total |
Summer |
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(4 courses/ 12 Hours) |
(4 courses/ 12 Hours) |
ACADEMIC YEAR |
(3 courses/ 9 Hours) |
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Tuition |
$3,912.00 |
$3,912.00 |
$7,824.00 |
$2,934.00 |
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Mandatory Fees |
$1,034.00 |
$1,034.00 |
$2,068.00 |
$819.50 |
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Room & Board - Dormitory (estimated) |
$2,750.00 |
$2,750.00 |
$5,500.00 |
$1,500.00 |
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Health Insurance |
$498.00 |
$498.00 |
$996.00 |
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Total |
$8,194.00 |
$8,194.00 |
$16,388.00 |
$5,253.50 |
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Graduate Costs |
Estimated Annual Budget for International Graduate Students
2008-2009
School Year
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Fall |
Spring |
Total |
Summer |
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(3 courses/ 9 Hours) |
(3 courses/ 9 Hours) |
ACADEMIC YEAR |
(2 courses/ 6 Hours) |
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Tuition |
$3,744.00 |
$3,744.00 |
$7,488.00 |
$2,496.00 |
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Mandatory Fees |
$673.00 |
$673.00 |
$1,346.00 |
$512.00 |
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Room & Board-Dormitory |
$2,750.00 |
$2,750.00 |
$5,500.00 |
$1,500.00 |
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Health Insurance |
$498.00 |
$498.00 |
$996.00 |
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Total |
$7,665.00 |
$7,665.00 |
$15,330.00 |
$4,508.00 |
Courses Offered
through Colleges of Business, Nursing and Health Professions, and Engineering
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Fall |
Spring |
Total |
Summer |
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(3 courses/ 9 Hours) |
(3 courses/ 9 Hours) |
ACADEMIC YEAR |
(2 courses/ 6 Hours) |
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Tuition |
$3,744.00 |
$3,744.00 |
$7,488.00 |
$2,496.00 |
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Mandatory Fees |
$1,051.00 |
$1,051.00 |
$2,102.00 |
$764.00 |
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Room & Board-Dormitory (estimated) |
$2,750.00 |
$2,750.00 |
$5,500.00 |
$1,500.00 |
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Health Insurance |
$498.00 |
$498.00 |
$996.00 |
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Total |
$8,043.00 |
$8,043.00 |
$16,086.00 |
$4,760.00 |
| Residence Life |
Living on the beautiful campus of
Campus life will build a lifelong network of
friends from all over the world: your student neighbors will be from the
ASU provides a rich, international environment
that will build your personal skills and professional resources to global
dimensions.
Campus living is convenient, contemporary, and
secure.
Your housing unit will feature monitored
electronic access, a 24-hour reception desk, high-speed Internet, cable
television, free laundry facilities, a clubhouse, and computer labs.
Some first year courses are even taught within
student residence complexes.
From traditional rooms to garden apartments,
each residence hall at ASU offers a unique living environment.
For students with spouses or family members,
elegant student apartments offer multiple bedrooms and full-size kitchens.
For more information about residence life at
ASU, visit http://reslife.astate.edu
Meal Plans
ASU offers several options for meal plans.
Students may register for them during New Student Orientation.
You can find more information regarding meal
plans at http://dining.astate.edu/ .
Important Dates
FALL 2008, term begins August, 2008
SPRING 2009, term begins
SUMMER I 2009, term begins June 1, 2009
SUMMER II 2009 , term begins
Online Degree Programs
Historically,
two critical barriers have prevented students from pursuing higher education
degrees: affordability and access to high-quality programs. In response to
these challenges,
CALIFORNIA STATE
Foothill and De
Anza Colleges California
www.international.fhda.edu
Over the past 40 years,
Foothill and De Anza have consistently ranked among the top two-year colleges
in the
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www.foothill.edu
12345 El Monte Road , Los Altos Hills, California 94022 USA
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Now celebrating its 50th
anniversary,
In 2004,
The College is on a quarter system: Fall (September), Winter (January) and Spring (April). Students can be admitted to each of the three quarters. A wide range of programs and courses are offered during the day, evening and weekends. The courses are equivalent to the first two years of four-year degree programs.
Degree, Certificate and Transfer Programs
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CC = Certificate of Completion |
CP = Certificate of Proficiency |
CCC = Career Certificate |
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www.deanza.edu/international/
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De Anza College is located in
the city of
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Located on 112 acres, De Anza
has a distinct architecture that is in harmony with the surrounding community
and creates a natural, comfortable campus atmosphere conducive to study. The
College has an Olympic aquatics complex, a 5,000-seat Outdoor Events Arena, the
Minolta Planetarium and the
The area is home to many of the nation's leading technology corporations, such as Apple Computer, CISCO, Intel, Oracle, Hewlett-Packard, Silicon Graphics and Sun Microsystems. Other major companies based in the San Francisco Bay Area include Bank of America, United Airlines, Chevron Oil, Levi Strauss, and many more. As a result, De Anza is rapidly becoming an educational center in areas such as advanced technology, environmental studies, film and broadcasting, management information systems, etc.
Nearly 25,000 students attend classes at De Anza. More than 1,300 international students.
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De Anza Fast Facts
Year Founded: 1967
Campus Size: 112 acres, including 61 buildings with approximately 116 classrooms, lecture halls and 43 labs
Accreditation: accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Sports Facilities: Olympic aquatics complex and a 5,000-seat Outdoor Events Arena
Average class size: 35
Number of Students: approximately 22,000
Full-time Faculty: approximately 300
Part-time Faculty: approximately 635
Associate Degree Programs: 60
Certificate Programs: 125
Average Annual Cost Per Full-Time Student: $2,075 (fees, books and supplies)
Learning Resources: Library, Open Media Lab,
Business and Computer Systems Lab,
Athletics: 18 men’s and women’s intercollegiate teams, including basketball, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, water polo, baseball, football, softball and track and field
College Activities: many cultural, performing arts, health, career and other campus events; more than 45 student clubs
Transfer Rate: approximately 1,800 students per year
Popular Majors: Accounting, Animation, Automotive Technology, Business, Child Development, Computer Applications and Office Systems, Environmental Studies, Film/Television, Graphic Design, Intercultural Studies, Manufacturing and Design Technology, Nursing, Paralegal Studies, Technical Communications.
International Student Programs
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De Anza College offers a wide variety of two-year programs leading to an Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree. Most international students enter De Anza for the purpose of completing their lower division freshman (first year) and sophomore (second year) level General Education course work so to transfer to a university as a junior (third year). De Anza offers more than 90 different associate degree and university transfer programs. Some of the strongest and most popular majors among international students are: |
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Animation Broadcasting (TV) Business Administration (all fields) Child Development Computer Information Systems Computer Science |
Engineering Environmental Studies Graphic Design & Computer Graphics Liberal Arts Nursing |
Requirements for Admissions
Applicants must be able to speak, read, write, and understand English to successfully complete college work. A minimum TOEFL score of 500 paper, 173 computer, or 61 IBT, or a minimum IELTS score of 5.0 is required.
Admissions Deadlines
International students can apply and enter Foothill three times during the year (Fall, Winter, and Spring). All documents for admission must be submitted by the following deadlines:
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Fall Quarter |
July 31 |
Classes begin mid September |
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Winter Quarter |
October 31 |
Classes begin early January |
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Spring Quarter |
January 31 |
Classes begin early April |
Applying to Biological and Health Programs
The following programs require a separate program application in addition to the International Student Application:
Biotechnology Certificate Program, Dental Assisting, Dental Hygiene, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Pharmacy Technology, Primary Care, Radiation Therapy Technology, Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Therapy, Veterinary Technology
Costs for International Students
The following estimated expenses are for one academic year (three quarters):
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$4,860.00 |
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Comprehensive Mandatory Health Insurance (mandatory) |
1,170.00 |
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$6,030.00 |
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Books and Supplies: |
$1,000.00 |
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Room and Board: |
$8,000.00 |
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Spending Money: |
$2,000.00 |
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$11,000.00 |
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Total Estimated Cost: ( |
$17,030.00 |
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Southern
States
University
San
Diego Newport
Beach
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Southern States University
(SSU) is located in
International Business Law Certificate : The International Business Law Certificate Program is intended to provide a foundation for careers and further study in the application of legal issues and requirements as they apply to transnational and international relationships. Students may enter the Program as early as the beginning of their second year of law school. Only in rare situations will exceptions be made to this entry requirement.
Students should keep in mind that in order to be a good international business lawyer, one must also be a good domestic business lawyer. Thus, students in the certificate program are expected and encouraged to obtain a broad background in domestic business law.
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Bachelor of Business Administration : This four year program provides students with an enriching and stimulating academic background, as well as with extensive hands-on experience necessary to succeed in today’s challenging business and corporate marketplace. For students wishing to pursue an advanced degree after completing the Bachelor of Business Administration, SSU offers the ability to transfer from the BBA degree into the Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree program. This program gives the student the opportunity to continue his/her education, and can be a valuable asset in securing rewarding employment, or advancing in a current position.
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Students in the BBA program are required to take a minimum of 12 units per quarter. Most classes are 4.5 units and include 40 hours of classroom instruction.
Bachelor’s Completion program :
Southern
Associate of Arts in Business Administration : This two-year program, which requires successful completion of ninety-quarter credits, provides the student with a strong business background that is invaluable for the modern work environment, and the academic foundation necessary to successfully transfer to a four year business program.
Coursework in the Associates of Arts in Business Administration program not only focuses on business fundamentals, but is structured so as to help the student develop the vital communication and critical thinking skills necessary to succeed and advance in a business career..
For students wishing to pursue a business baccalaureate degree after completing the Associate of Arts in Business Administration, SSU offers the ability to transfer from the AAB program into a Bachelor’s Completion Program. This program gives the student the opportunity to continue his/her education and work toward completion of undergraduate studies with a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree.
Bachelor of Business Administration degree : Jump start your road to financial success in the business world with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree at SSU. This four year program provides students with an enriching and stimulating academic background, as well as with extensive hands-on experience necessary to succeed in today’s challenging business and corporate marketplace
Application Procedure for International Students : In addition to the above items, international Students applying for undergraduate programs must submit the following:
TOEFL result with a minimum score of 61 on the internet based test (70 or 700 on the TOEIC for the TESOL Certificate Program);
Financial Documentation
demonstrating that the student can support him/herself during his/her stay in
the
Copy of passport information page;
Official Transcripts from other universities or institutions that the student has attended; these transcripts must be evaluated by one of the two following organizations: (1) http://www.acei1.com, or (2) http://www.ierf.org
TUI
University Cypress California
About TUI
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TUI University (formerly Touro University International ), was established as a branch campus of Touro College, NY, on July 1, 1998, by its current President and CEO, Dr. Yoram Neumann. From the outset, TUI was organized and structured to be largely autonomous from the parent institution. TUI was initially accredited as a branch
campus of |
Because of TUI’s location in
Admissions International Students
Do I need an INS form I-20?
No, if you plan to remain in your home country, an I-20 or visa of any sort is not needed. All your education will be on the Internet.
What are the English Competency requirements?
English is the medium of instruction at TUI. There are three ways a student can meet the TUI English competency requirements:
Present an appropriate TOEFL score (525/195 for undergraduate, 550/213 for graduate, and 575/232 for Ph.D.) plus the TWE and TSE exam results. The TUI ETS registration number is 4775.
Present documentation for the equivalent of two years of study (secondary level and above) in a program where English is the medium of instruction.
You come from a country where English is the official language.
How do you evaluate transcripts from countries that do not use the 4.0 scale?
There are standard conversion factors that are used for most such countries. TUI reserves the right to require applicants to provide the evaluation from a professional evaluation organization.
Do I need an Evaluation Service to evaluate my transcripts for
Yes, please contact one of the following agencies for an evaluation. We will accept the original evaluation.
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