Am a Kenyan interested in studying in the US.\nAm 18 years old.\nAm a total Orphan.
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http://www.BeAnActuary.org/
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I think you should have the wedding in the U.S. and then possibly for a honeymoon go to Kenya; that way you have shared your background and his during your special time.  Good luck & congrats!
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Try fastweb.com. I have found scholarships on there that are available for high school juniors and seniors, without age requirements.
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so you are in Korea to study? midschool (highschool)? wow. when i was 14 i was still in our place. im 18 and im away from home too to study college. anyway, a lot of Koreans go to other country to study English espicially to the Philippines. i have a friend who is studying here from thailand. she is 23 though but had a sister aged 15 who is also studying. i heard their brother is also not staying at their place because he is also studying in some place.\n\nanyway, it just came to what our parents think for us to develop pretty good. we have to learn independence at such short time but inm the end evrything will be all right. we jsut have to communicate with our family in a reguilar basis though.
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I live in Malta and this is a tough one for you.  The University of Malta does participate in student exchange programs with the US - and they speak English -  see what courses are on offer and check if the US medical school you want to go to will accept any courses from U/M - http://www.um.edu.mt/intoff/internationaloffrole.html\n2nd semester starts in February not January and runs until June -\nMalta is expensive - 1 MTL = 3 USD - McD meal = 3 mtl or 9 USD [an example] - life here is a bit expensive - Rent - a flat of medium quality is about 400 to 600 dollars a month + utilities+cable+phone+internet and 6 months is considered a "short let" so it might be more - the university offers housing but i dont know if it is coed - check the link i gave you - tuition- junior college course is 1500 mtl x 3 for US dollars per year - email the school and find out if the course is offered for 1/2 year studies - as Malta is a "catholic" country cohabitation is .... but as divorce is not legal here, many people are seperated & alot of people "cohabitate" so it will depend on who you meet, where you live, etc... \ncultural attitude towards women? different from the US - generally okay - it would be best to stay in the "touristy" part of the island as here is where pretty much everone speaks english - go to the link and check out the university info first - then go to http://www.searchmalta.com/ to get more information and also go to http://www.di-ve.com/dive/portal/portal.jhtml?id=610&pid=13 - http://www.exclusive.com.mt/index2.jsp - i hope some of this helps, do your research and email me if you want - :)
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i want to go to a U.K. university too but i found out they graduate high school at 16. i also heard they pay you to go to college (or to a university) but i think thats for citizens, which means u have to fill out paperwork and stuff. if thats what u want (im not saying its a bad idea cuz i want to do it too) then go ahead! just consider the extras lol
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It is not likely that you will find anyone to give you a handout like this.  There are things you can do for yourself, however.  Contact a local university close to where you live.  Through that school, you can then work with the international student center about studying abroad, and the resources that can become available for you.  They can assist you, for example, with finding a host family while you study here.
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I think you are lucky.  I have homeschooled three of my own children.  It is a lot of work but well worth it.  Even if all it did was keep you away from the filth and scum that oozes through just about every public school in America.  You are so fortunate to be able to focus on your studies and prepare for your future without needless distractions and temptations to stray from what is truly important at your age.  Sorry, but that is not dating, television, or anything else that will prevent you from becoming the best you that you can be. Now get off the computer and get back to your studies!!!   : )
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Yes.  You need to find a school first, if possible.  If you can establish "hardship" I would recommend finding a religious-based school. Generally they may have benefactors or board members who are looking to help disadvantaged youngsters.  The link below should be helpful in finding a school.  If possible , contact the admissions office by email and inquire about scholarship opportunities.\n\nGood luck!\n\nhttp://www.boardingschoolreview.com/
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Funding for international students at the undergraduate level is notoriously difficult if not impossible to get. You do have more opportunities at the graduate level through assistantships/fellowships offered by the institution or program you enroll in. Even then, it wouldnt be completely free but the cost involved would be minimal.
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If you are from UK. Please try www.connexions.gov.uk\nI have no idea about USA.\nHope you find this useful. This service is mainly for young people aged 16-19. But they should be able to signpost you to the right direction whatever age you are. Thank you
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Hello!  Good luck with your quest for more education. I'd suggest beginning by contacing the university you are interested in attending. Most schools have a program for "continuing students." You can explain your situation and your goals, and find out specifically what is available to you. When I was a graduate student, there was a woman in my graduate-level seminars who was 82 years old!  She was a gem and enriched our experience with her presence.  Best wishes!
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First of all - this is not a crying matter.\nIt is a matter to think about.\nIf your own country cannot provide the type of course you wish to go in for, then you need another country.\nIf you dont have money then work in your own country first and earn the money.\nIt is not easy to get scholarship.  Even if you do, you need \nmore money for your upkeep.
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I started College at 23 married 1 kid, I had no problems fitting in , I don't think anyone will look down on you, only respect for your efforts. Good Luck.
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like the previous posters said 17 or 18, because that is the age they are when they graduate from high school. if you have already completed whatever london's equivilant of our highschool is then you would qualify for entry into college anywhere in the states
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I studied abroad for a month when I was in college.  I didn't know until right now that it was through an AIFS program.  At any rate, it was a very valuable experience, especially if you've never left the country before.  I went to London and learned a lot.  Much of my learning experiences were more cultural than anything I learned in class.  If you have the opportunity and can afford to go abroad, it is definitely worth it.  My experience nearly five years ago and its something that is very vivid in my memory and I will never forget it.  Have fun!
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lol, ya I want it also.\n\nOf course, since I'm already here, I'm expected to pay for it myself so somebody can come from outside of the country for the aid  <sigh>.... \n\nActually, start contacting different Universities.