Respected Sir or Madam,\n                                     \n                                 This is a reference to my six visa interviews for a student visa.\nI had applied \nto the following Universities:-\n                                    \n\n                           NYIT\n                           NJIT\n                           CUNY\n                           GANNON\n   NOTHWEST MISSOURIE STATE\n   PACE\n   FIDLAY\n\n\nOut of these universities, i recieved admission from NYIT,CUNY,GANNON,PACE, FIDLAY. My choice of these universities was based on the interest that i hold in order to pursue my \nhigher education,the course chosen by me are very relevant to my family business and looking at the current market scenerio it becomes important for us to bring in new ideas and to compete with\ngrowing competition with many multi-national opening offices in india to get an international pespective.\n\nHowever on all the six ocassions the officer interviewed me but did not issued me a visa,
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First I want you to join the Yahoo Group. Search for F1 Visa. There is this group that I truly recommend is "US_F1_VISA · United States Student F1 Visa" Go there, post a question, there are a lot of people who are willing to answer to your questions. \n\nI am applying to colleges myself as an international students. The colleges do not issue visa. They issue an "I-20" which is a form that allows you to go to American Consulate in your country and ask for a visa. In order for these schools to issue an I-20, you must demonstrate that you have money to study in U.S (i.e show them your bank statement). \nCUNY is a great school and cheap tuition compare to others...so make you decision wisely.
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I would advise you to contact the Admissions department of each of these universities.  This information can change each admission cycle.  It is important for your application to be as comlpete as possible when you submit it.\n\nGood Luck
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hi\nhow can you  you ask this question to us? your friend  should  post this question to us ? that means  she is not eligible to any of this country's unless she change her mind, she can't even come to write this question for herself???? how can she go  US or UK  for further study.  i think  she should  more  active and  enthusiatics first , then post her questin here?\nwe all are here for her.\nmanoj
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trust me some persons that work at consulates are totally heartless  been there last month  i applied for visa  for my wife to accompany me for delicate medical procedure back in the states with long term rehabilitation  she has nice bank account  house  family , kids here in china and was refused so on  Nov18 i will travel by air ambulance back home alone  then after i heal up will protest like no tomorrow   not that i want special preference but i did served my country for 26 yrs US Marine  combat vet of 3 police actions   Vietnam  /Granada/Columbia i think it could have been overlooked oh they said i could appeal  welcome to our immigation B/S good luck
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I graduated from Princeton a few years ago, and I currently conduct admission interviews for high school students applying to Princeton.  I believe it is true that scores and essays are important, but I would not dwell on those factors.  Admission officers look at the entire application, not just scores.  Specifically, I believe it is important that you have taken full advantage of every opportunity YOUR school offered.  Princeton is not only for students from the most elite high schools in the country that have the highest scores.  You will find that there are many public school students that come from humble backgrounds but have stood out amongst their peers in high school.  It's a good idea to show some depth in your activities, whether they are academic or non-academic.  Don't join 50 clubs and never go to meetings just because you think it will look good on your application.  Rather, do something worthwhile that has meaning for you.  Following this strategy will give you something good to write about in your essays and it will give you something good to talk about in an admission interview.  Also, do a little research about the school you are applying to (this goes for any school, not just Princeton) and find out what you like about the school.  I don't like it when I ask students why they want to go to Princeton and they tell me they want to go because "It's a good school."  Please keep in mind though that there really is nothing you can do to guarantee your admission.  There are about 15,000 applicants to Princeton every year, but only about 10% may be offered admission.  This means that many highly qualified applicants do not get accepted.  If you are not offered admission, it doesn't mean you weren't good enough, but there is just not room for everyone.  Also, something I read and have observed firsthand (since I went to graduate school at a public state university) is quite true: You can get a great education at most universities, it all just depends on your own hard work and determination.  Anyhow, good luck to all...
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Great job, but I'm not sure how many U.S universities give scholarships to international undergrads.\n\nGood luck!
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I personally know three people living there in different parts of India.  And from what I have heard about education there, it is far better than most other countries.  Six days a week.  I did, however, notice that some kids are exactly like kids anywhere else, they claim to not like school.  Haha.  But, at the same time, they realize what a good education will do for them as they get older, and get into the work field.  Respect for elders seems to be a must there as well.  All of them refer to me as sir while talking to me.  Here, in the USA, I get called all kinds of things, and there is very little respect.  Here, I feel honored, if they call me by my first name.  To me, if I had to rate India on its education, I would rate it a ten(best).  Especially if the family has money to pay for a top school, or tutor(tuition).  I hope this answer has helped you at least a little.
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My experience was quite good.  I've heard that each location (country) may vary considerably in personality.  It would probably be beneficial to ask questions directly to the location in which you are interested.
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While I do not have experience with the masters programs, I have spent a significant amount of time as a student at the Devry in Fremont, CA.  I would have to say that as a school, they are sub-par at best.  It is absolutely NOT worth the money.  Most of my teachers barely spoke English, they let in just about anybody who has the money (or meets meager finance requirements) which creates an extremely undesirable environment in terms of fellow students.  The enrollment officers fed me a pack of lies about every aspect of the school, in particular the transfer of my credits.  If you are expecting any kind of respectable, scholarly institution, you are barking up the wrong tree, believe me.
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Congrats on your achievement.\nWhat makes you think you will be automatically sent somewhere. This is a free country (somewhat), so you can apply to go to any college you like. I suggest you apply to a few, just incase your first choice is unavailable. If you choose not to apply to anywhere, you may still be approached by a head hunter and get offered a part or full scholarship, but DO NOT RELY ON THIS TO HAPPEN. you do not have to accept when they offer, either, so if this has already happened you can choose where you want to go all expenses paid (of the colleges that offered). \nITS UP TO YOU NOW!
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Plain and simple answer.\n\nPROVE IT!!\n\nThe burden of proof lies in the hands of the applicant. If you have no proof, don't even bother. You'll get sent back even if you get the VISA!!
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do bba in us and try to get into iims i think they are mch btr than lot other U.S universities about the guys who said somthing about ur english......... don give a damn to them.
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You want to get a non-singaporean guy who studies in singapore or you want some non-singaporean to get admitted in a singaporean institution. \n\nAlso, you want to know about a 4 year child who studies.. But is he in singapore or he is now not in singapore and u want to send him to singapore...\n\nPlz rephrase your question so that i be able to answer :)
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They may have all the students that they can handle right now.  Or they can only take a certain amount of international students in graduate programs.  They also may be worried about how fluent you are in English.  Research what the prof is researching at the moment and mention that your background would be beneficial to their studies.  Also prof will only reply if they think that you fit with their department.  Universities are very hard to get into if you are an international student.
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Miss, I am terribly sorry about what the USA did to your country. I was there. What we did was inexcusable. Saying I was ordered to do it is pretty lame. Your country, what I saw of it, was beautiful. The people I met and meet now are resourceful and have been pretty smart. I know the US trades with you now. Take care of your people. Be careful in dealing with the Western world. Do not let the multinationals strip your resources away.
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You need to check your grammar I can understand what you want to say.try\n\nI am at my best when working within a team environment, I do my best at all time to ensure that I am a team player and and work very hard at making sure I get on with my work colleagues, I enjoy the challenge of meeting targets given to me but endeavour to make sure it is not to the detriment of the other team members.\n-------.\nI feel that I could bring a cultural exchange to Virgin Mega stores as I am at present studying in London and wish to take this opportunity to experience all that London has to give. I have been told that Virgin Mega stores is a very good company to work for as they ensure their employee's are placed in positions that fit their capabilities and also allow them to grow and learn within the company structure.\n--------\nI enjoy out door pursuits my main interest is jogging as I find this keeps me fit.\n-----------\nI am at present studying English at  Malvern school.
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Hi Dinesh,\nCan u give your collage name ?\nMost of collages have on syllabubs.\nBut mostly contain remain same.