schooling in the USA is the matter of 120form and ever since i was trying to get it but i could not because i do not have money to write exams to get it.
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they need SAT/TOEFL tests because it shows to them how good you know english. Colleges offer ESL exams for free when you apply, and instead of SAT you can take Placement Exam.\nIf you are talking about schools before college, then I've never heard of that.
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Rare and waste to look online. You must get a sponsor from your own country. There is no such thing as financial aid for foreigners in the U.S. and scholarships are rare unless you have fantastic grades and background. I'd suggest looking through government sponsorship from your country or work/associate yourself with a company that will pay for your education. It's all about connections. If you live in the U.S. and are a resident then there are better options. If you are in the U.S. you should hit the public libraries and ask for scholarship info. They have books and links.\n\nGood luck!
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You are among a heck of a lot of people.  Education is not cheap and if you study hard and learn it will pay off for you.  \n\nNot for the same reason but I was over one million in debt for a year.  Took a gamble and nearly lost it the first year and then things turned and bingo I could make the payments and even more.  \n\nAs they say if it is free then it has no value.
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do you really think you need to study for that test?  go to your local post office and they will help
551324
fail at least one class? couldn't go to school without financial help?  Not sure what you are wanting so I am just throwing things out
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Sorry to hear about your predicament. Cant you get in touch with the school you attended and see if they can do anything. They must be able to give you an address for the examination board so you can get a copy of these. After all there yours, you have worked hard to acheive them and your entitled to them. xx
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There are problems with the education systems in every country in the world.  To single America out is unfair and biased.
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You have to contact the schools that you sent it to. They should be able to tell you if they got the forms yet, how much you'll get and anything else you need to do.
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nothing is free in the USA regardless of what you've heard.  Try applying for scholarships, if that doesnt work...get a job like the rest of us
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yus that's wye aye uze spell-cheque awn evree lettur eye tipe\n\nI really do not believe that you needed the query character because I do not think that you are really asking a question, and certainly not whether anybody is bothered by bad spelling or grammar. \nI think you are, from the way that you phrased your entry, making a statement about your opinion that the education system is failing, and about how this makes you feel. \nI tend to sympathize with you. But surely you realize that the purpose of the education system is not to turn out people who have skills and can  think for themselves. No indeed not. The purpose of any modern education system is first and formost to teach people to sit down and shut up. If that can be accomplished in the first ten to fifteen years then there is a chance that these people can be trained to do simple tasks, and be useful citizens and good voters. In fact, except for an extremely limited need for professional engineers and doctors the rest of the population needs to be able to do little more than tie thier shoe laces and not dribble food down their faces when they eat, and this could be taught in less than six years of schooling. However good citizenship is very much more difficult to instill. It requires the people to be taught to sit down, shut up,do as you are told and believe in what ever the authorities tell you. This my friend is what you should be afraid of, that the education system works too well, that the facility for critical thought is being indoctrinated out of people all over the world (most especially in North America, Untied Kingdom and Australia). It all seems very Orwellian to me but that is the way it all works. Like growing mushrooms.\n\nDoes it bother me, no seems like a good sign, how else are we supposed to be able to compete with two billion starving overseas people who have no education at all.
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well you can start by attending a few more classes to help out with your inability to spell school, then you might want to try a library, where you can study while you work!
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talk to your teachers and ask them if they could help. or ask another student to study with you. it is easier to study with someone else. it may also be a mental block - you've failed before and that is what is keeping you in check... also go to a (school) councilor to help you get passed this moment.\n\nGood Luck, kid.
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sorry there really is not a school.  Did you know your school was not accredited when you went there?  Or is it that they lost there accreditation after you graduated if that is the case you can appeal if not you are screwed
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Did you at least get *something?*  If you got something and it simply wasn't enough, there are any number of reasons why you didn't get enough.\n\n1.  Loan/grant limits.  It is possible that, even if you have been given everything they have to give, the funding just doesn't exist.  Every federal program has limits.  Pell grants are capped at $4050 for full-time students; Stafford loans are capped at $2625 for Freshmen; Perkins loans and SEO Grants are capped at $4,000 for undergrads (and not all schools can offer Perkins or SEOG, and those who CAN often don't have enough of it to give the maximum).\n\n2.  Dependency status.  If you are an undergrad, are under 24, are unmarried (without kids), and are not a veteran or an orphan, you have to include your parents information on your FAFSA.  Your EFC, which is used to determine your eligibility for aid, is based on the income and assets of both you and your parents.  If your EFC exceeds the cost of your attendance, you probably aren't eligible for much more than an Unsub. Stafford Loan.  To find out what your EFC is, check your FAFSA results (on the SAR or "Student Aid Report" that you would have received after you filed the FAFSA) or call your Financial Aid Office.\n\n3.  Your enrollment status.  Many financial aid programs are limited to half-time or full-time students.  If you're not taking enough credits, you might be eligible for a lot less than a student taking a full credit load.\n\n4.  Accreditation.  It's possible that your school isn't allowed to administer student aid programs, or that they are only allowed to administer *some* of those programs, like Pell and Stafford only.\n\n5.  You might have made an error on your FAFSA that makes you look more wealthy than you are.  This happens a lot but can be corrected.  Go over your FAFSA results carefully to make sure that you didn't add in any numbers that shouldn't be there.\n\nNot every school has the means to meet every student's financial need. You or your parents can borrow a PLUS loan or a private loan to cover what your Federal and institutional financial aid package does not cover.  Visit this site for a list of reputable education loan lenders: http://www.finaid.org/loans/privatestudentloans.phtml
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I like my questions to make sense.  I think you need to go back to school and learn how to read and write.
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im havent got a free 1 but a cheep 1- mathletics $50.00 a year
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First you must be very smart. Second you must know what the tertiary education level is, which I do not, so I guess that rules me out.