How to study in Czech Republic?
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Hello,\nI think following link could help you to see general things:\n\nhttp://www.en.domavcr.cz/\n\nANd this is link to the most prestigous Czech university - "Karlova universita"(Charles University) in Prague. It is possible to study there in English. \n\nhttp://www.cuni.cz/UK-1628.html\n\nAlso you can study in English at "Universita Palackého" in town Olomouc - look at http://genetika.upol.cz/en/index.htm\n\nFor other subjects you can look at http://www.uhk.cz/eng/uhk - University in town Hradec Kralove\n\nThere are also two degrees tought in English at University Brno in city Brno - look at http://www.fce.vutbr.cz/EN/Study/
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Here are two Colleges that offer On-Line studies. Your friend may need to contact them to discuss if he is eligible. They not say anything about what country a person has to be from to attend, so, He really needs to contact them and Discuss this. I will keep looking for others Colleges that may offer studies to overseas Students.\nhttp://www.getinfo.kaplan.edu/Microsite_B/index.aspx?source=106584&ve=50958&sendroicid=1a0c8f8d-123a-4d1c-a997-f51f7e5668a0&sendroikwd=general\n\nhttp://www.clarksoncollege.edu/\nhttp://www.clarksoncollege.edu/Admissions/Admission_Requirements/
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Usually medical students study here from abroad in English, I don’t know about other majors. Try to contact the larger universities:\n\nELTE: http://www.elte.hu/en/index.html\nSZTE: http://www.u-szeged.hu/eindex.ivy?public.lang=en-US\nPTE: http://english.pte.hu/htmls/index.php\nDOTE: http://www.unideb.hu/index.php?lC=en
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http://www.indianembassy.am/eng/studying_in_armenia.html\n\nhttp://neigrihms.gov.in/ADVT/AdvertisementFaculty-0306.doc\n\nhttp://www.mapsofindia.com/education/\n\nhttp://www.indiavarta.com/education/apex.asp
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Of course.. Study abroad..
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http://travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguide-191501725-czech_republic_vacations-i\n\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ez.html\n\nhttp://technorati.com/tag/Czech+Republic\n\nHope it helps some.
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I assume you are appying for a American University as Internation Student. First thing you have to do is select a University, and apply for it. Then the university will give you the all the steps you have to take.\nGood Luck, with everything
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First of all is.. You must consult with your Ministry of Education and Foreign Embassies in your country. Just to make sure which colleges and universities that been recognised by your country.\n\nThen, if everything goes well. You could apply traditionally via application form or via online. Some institutions provide direct online application form and it will be much more easier.\n\nIf you wish to study in UK, these would help you a lot
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if u want to really study(college)\nthen u can opt for NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE.\nthey r giving lots of scholorships and loans for peoples abroad.\nsee into   www.nus.edu\nu will really wonder!!\nbetter luck.
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Check out Colorado College in Colorado Springs. They are a 4 year college that offers scholarships to foreigners.
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Get a Polish passport or look towards government or collage  courses
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Let me tell you what I know. In Italy, you get free education in one of the best universities in the world, you just have to know the language. Of course you will have to pay the costs for living and personal needs. Maybe even books, but it's free for EU citizens. \nAlso, in Russia in some universities the education is free, but only if you have a good grade, not the max points, but at least good. If you do weak on the exams, you'll have to pay, but not too much, maybe few thousand euros, maybe ten. \n\nAlso, in Europe's other countries should be free education, too, at least cheap, no more than 10,000 euros. And these universities are one of the best in the world. \n\nBut remember that you'll have to know the language before going to one of these. \n\nYou should get some phone numbers and do some calls, try google and search University directories. Also, remember that in most cases you have to be citizen of EU. Good luck!\n\nActually I think that there are more under 5,000 euros a year or free Universities in the world than the ones you have to pay for. It's mostly UK and USA where you have to pay for your University.
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To apply for school admission you need to do it from your home country. \n\nFirst contact school(s) that you're interested in and get the necessary applications forms and required documents. Find in the internet the school (s) that you're interested in and write them to send you admission package.\n\nForms will need to be filled out completely and usually they require a lot of time to prepare. You may be required to write  essays on why you want to study in that school. You may also need to ask for previous school's endorsement plus recommendations from previous professor /employer. You also  need  supporting documents such as notarized copies of school certificates and financial ability proof from you or your parents. Once you complete all this you will need to pay admission fee. \n\nYou may also need to take the required tests to proof your intellectual or language ability. Then you send it all back to the school.  There may be a phone interview by the school. \n\nOnce everything is order the school wlll issue the certificate of admission to you. This certificate of admission will be used by you to apply for visa in your country.\n\nGood luck
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www.ucas.co.uk. It gives a list of all available schools/colleges/universities, what courses and qualifications you need, etc. If that doesn't work, just type in UCAS to an English search engine (ask.co.uk or yahoo.co.uk UK search.)
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As of May 2006 it is Czech Republic
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You can have loads of fun there!\n\nAs for the Visa - ask the Czech Embassy/Consulate, preferably before you leave, so you can be ready for it if you choose to do so down the road.\n\nWhere are you going, and who are you working for?\n\nHave fun!!
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czech republic i think