How can i get enrolled in one of famous University in UK or USA for Msc(Finance)degree?
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It's known as an MBA in the US, Masters of Business Administration. The renowned Harvard Business School actually has a wide range of open-enrollment programs, and many materials via CD, et c.\n\nIf you have a degree from an English-speaking university, you can apply directly. You might find it easier than you think to get accepted.
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It depends..which country u r goin to study.If it is Australia u can look to Billy blue, Swinburn,RMIT,UTS etc.UK it cud be Glasgow caledonian University..u can even do some research on it n then go about it accordingly
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In the wider world, universities in the UK and in the US have absolutely the best general reputations. Many foreign students, for example, attend universities in the UK or US so that they have that sort of highly respected credential on their resume. \n\n(Shh...In fact, a friend of mine told me that, in her country, it doesn't matter WHAT university in the US you attended, so long as it was in the USA. She said that having that USA credential on your resume was a really big deal, and would open a lot of doors. That's not true of every country, but it was of hers.)\n\nBecause your daughters have US and EU passports, they will be able to work while they are studying, if they want to. This will help if they want to do an internship or a co-op while they are at university. \n\nWhat another poster said is true - in the UK, the programs are more perscribed, while in the US, you have a lot more freedom to mix-and-match classes. In the UK, undergraduate degree programs are usually three years long, while in the US, they take four years, usually because in the US you need to take classes above and beyond your "major" subject that students in the UK don't need to take. \n\nThere are some fine universities both in Europe and in the US. I think what the other poster said is right - your daughters should look in both places and find the university that best fits them - academically, socially, etc. - and then go there.
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hi. if you want to study in us. explore the following links\nhttp://www.studyabroad.com/\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/ - for SAT (required for undergrad studies in US)\nhttp://www.gre.com/ - for GRE (required for graduate research studies in US)\nhttp://www.gmac.com - for GMAT (required for doing MBA in US)\nhttp://www.auap.com/ - Study Abroad organization\nHere is the link to a book\nhttp://store.collegeboard.com/productdetail.do?Itemkey=007190\nFor studying in the UK, try the following link -\nhttp://www.britishcouncil.org/home\nFor studying in Singapore, \nhttp://www.moe.gov.sg/\n\nBest of luck!
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for UK:\n\nwww.ucas.com\n\nsearch by course and it'll tell you what uni's offer engg. also, 80%+ is more than enough for you to apply with the best of the best. each uni offers its own scholarship schemes, if you're interested. you should get applying quickly. for bachelor'sm you have to apply via UCAS, you get to choose 6 uni's where you send your application.\n\nfor uni ratings, go to:\n\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html
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if you're looking to study in the UK, try:\n\nwww.prospects.ac.uk
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go to the british embasy and apply
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I would suggest getting your MBA in Finance if you plan to work in business, however, here are some places for both:\n\nPrinceton University has a Master in Finance program\nUniversity of California, Berkley has a Master in Finance program\nUniversity of Arizona has a Master in Finance program\nTulane University has a Master in Finance program\nUniversity of Texas has an MBA with Finance Concentration\nUniversity of Illinois has an MBA with Finance Concentration\nJohns Hopkins has an MBA with Finance Concentration\n\nhope that helps.
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Certainly. The UK has some of the oldest and greatest universities in the world. You should contact the British Council office in your area and request some information about UK undergraduate programs.
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which country do you want to go to universty in. some countries have student loans also they have grants\nthe uks website is dfes.gov.uk. i can really only give u uk info. i wish i could help more. t
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for me its MANCHESTER BUSINESS SCHOOL-U.K.\nbecause I sense it that you can excel and make it with that! trust me my friend. great power comes with great responsibilty!
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Yes! The open university. UK Tel: 0870 333 4340\nE-mail  general-enquires@open.ac.uk
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Interested in studying in UK ?\n\nIf you are searching for educational loans from Banks in UK, it is very difficult, in fact low possibilities. I do agree that, financial aid from home country is better but Heaven knows. But, trial and error is a good effort. Keep your effort.\n\nBut, you might try to grab some education grants, scholarships and numerous others, do contact the university that you wish to attend. They got friendly frontline team. Plus, different universities offers different scheme. Try to do some research. If I'm not mistaken, University of Manchester got plenty of scholarships to be given. \n\nDo contact the British Council for further information. These sites might lend you a hand and don't forget to check out universities official websites.\n\nwww.britishcouncil.org\nwww.educationuk.org
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Depends on why you want the equivalency...  \n\n1)  If you're looking for a job...  you may want to include your courses taken and the topics covered in those classes for potential jobs you may want.  That way, employers will have more faith in your degree.\n\n2)  If you want to attend a US university for a graduate degree....  first decide which university you want to attend, then talk to an admissions advisor and explain your situation to them, each university has it's own policy on transfers and accreditation of foreign universities.\n\n3)  If you're trying to impress someone...  just learn how to tie a cherry stem with your tongue, worth more in the long run.  \n\nHope that helps!\n\nC
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I disagree with the person who said the UK. It's the USA. MBAs from schools in the US - especially the top 25 MBA programs - hold huge cache outside the US. \n\nIn fact, working with some international MBA students, they've told me that it doesn't matter WHERE in the US you get your MBA, but that it is from a school in the US. I'm sure that depends on which country you're originally from, and where you plan to work. These students were from India, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Albania, Russia, China and the UAE.\n\nThere are certain exceptions. An MBA from the top European programs - say, INSEAD or the London School of Economics, will also open doors.
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I'm afraid there isn't any scholarships/bursaries for International Students in the UK as the government (and the British people) don't want to fund non-UK citizens to study here. \n\nJust as if an English person wanted to study in (for example)Nigeria, the Nigerian government would not pay for his/her tuition fees.  \n\nBest thing to do is either see if the university is willing to let you have a year out in order for you to go home and make some money (getting a job in the UK isn't going to be an option, as you'll be on an education visa and will be deported if you try to work here full-time) and then come back with your fee money the following year.  Or you could apply to your embassy to see if there are any scholarship funds from your own country that would cover your education costs.\n\nYou can also gain a UK degree via Distance Learning, so if that is what you want, you can study for it in your own country, by post, email and online tutorials.
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depends on what country you want to go to..if you're loooking at UK then go on to www.ucas.com and under instituition guide go to each universities website and look for the entry requirement for international  students..usualy you can send them an email indicating your country of residence and they will email bk with details..you'll definitely need high marks and a interview will be required before you're offered a place..\nhope it helps!! :)