i am poor in english but  i want to do higher study from good university.?
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IELTS is absolutely essential if you want to go to a European University. While TOEFL is vital (plus GRE) if you plan to go to the US to study. Truth is, you need to get your English up to a very high level before you even begin to think about a higher degree. \n\nAs for graduate studies...every university in the world will take you if you have the money to pay for yourself. They are businesses, not educators. If you don't have the money, then forget it. In the UK, the best place for engineering studies would be Brunel University, in the heart of London. A one year full time Master's degree there will cost you around $50,000. But there are many good universities in the UK to study engineering. The US is a different story, however. You'd really need to do your research for that. There are great schools there...really great, but there are many bad ones too. Speak to a professional academic careers advisor. I'd say a year long full time Master's in the US would cost you around $100,000. Good luck.
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Think about what you have to gain and what you have to lose. \n1) You gain a degree, a good job and good pay if you concentrate on your studies. That will help you to meet a nice man/woman who also may have a degree and a good job and good pay \n2) That is much better than failing uni becoming a bum and meeting a man/woman who is also a bum. \nYou have to become a quality person before you can meet a quality person. Do you see what I mean?\nLie is simple; You get what you give.
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A useful way in which to spend YOUR time, would be to join an English self-improvement course - and learn how to spell correctly, plus write grammatically, in proper English. \n...That 'time' will definitely be the BEST investment you can make towards ensuring [a] better marks at school, [b] admission into a better college, and [c] gaining a well paying job !\nBest of Luck.
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Continue your studies where you are, learn better English, and learn to use the spell checker.
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not educated well enough. get a tutor and work on your english.
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move to england and go to oxford. u will be recongnized ifu go there.\nsweden is weird tho.
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yes iam very inetrested for further studies in england.but i need some part time job also.
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You can do most of your IELTS study yourself for FREE!\n\n1. Read for 1 hour every day. Do not use a dictionary. Read different kinds of texts (newspaper, novel, magazine, website...) every day.\n\n2. Listen to the news every day. When you are listening, write down 'what, where, when and what' you hear.\n\n3. Speak to a friend in English for 30 minutes every day. Do not use your language at all and do not use a dictionary. This will force you to construct sentences with the English you already have.\n\n4. Write a practice essay every day and get a teacher or myself to correct it and give you advice on how to improve.\n\nI hope this helps.\nMike
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Try all the University's\nALBAMA also.
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Only in certain situations:\n1. If you want to study English as a Second Language at the university\n2. If you have taken an English placement test provided by the university\n3. If you come from an English speaking country\n4. If you have a bachelor's degree from an English speaking country\n\nCheck out the admissions requirements and/or contact the admissions department at the university of your choice for more information. Good luck!
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Dear you should contact some scholarship or load awarding agency like UCAS, British council. I have seen this at www.admissionglobal.com
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Directly you can discuss with the higher authority of any University. They help you how to start.\nYou can give one scholarship for a department you like.\nThe subject acquired it for their result.\nOr you can do some thing for the poor[financially] student but the are good student.You can make some criteria for the scholarship.\nThanks
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The easiest way to learn English is to be immersed in it - be around just English-speaking people.\n\nAs I read your welll-written question, it appeared to me that you are ready to go to an American university. It will be a little more difficult for you because you will be improving your English as you study other courses but I am confident that you can do it. It's obvious that you have good study habits.
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First, you have to evaluate if online courses are for you or not? If you are someone who perform better by interacting with the others (professors and classmates), you might find it difficult at the beginning because you hardly see them. Second, you have to see how disciplined you are in your daily life. You do need to put in the hours required in order to get a good grade. If you are only half-serious about it, don't really spend your time and money pursuing it. \nThe best way to approach it is to: \n(1) find a good university with a good reputation.\n(2) once you're registered, find out all the resources a school can give you. Get into online discussion groups, contact your tutor etc.\n(3) Allow some time (even if it means sacrificing personal time) to study and complete all assignments. \n(4) Work towards a goal--may it be a degree, diploma or certificate.\nOpen University UK offers really good courses and is very reputable. Take your time to look around for the right school and right course for you. Good luck.
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Dear friend...\nI'll give you my primary answer for your need, please try this web site, britishcertificates@englishguide.net, this web helps you in improving your language.\nnice helping you, expect from me more info.\nBest Regards\nTHE KING
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Maybe you should go back and get a solid elementary education that teaches you to spell and construct sentences before you  waste the time and resources of a higher education institution.
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u better learn english... that may help!