How to work or study in the USA?
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My question is, do you have a degree in English?  If so, there are many schools here in the US that you can work at, but you have to take a national exam to determine what grade level you can teach at.  As far as going to a school to extend your education, financial aid is available to all students who enter into college as long as you meet the certain criteria.  I am attending a community college here in Indiana, but financial aid and housing is available only in universities and some technical schools.  I am originally for the Houston, Texas area, there is Texas A&M and it has a really good English Program, Pre-Med, and also Business.  But do not let that be your only choice.  If you need some help looing for a school you can email me at joe_cop@yahoo.com I am always on.
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Travel to Mexico, Jump the border into the United States illegally and try to get caught. Once caught, tell the authorities that you are a citizen of Holland. The US will fly you there and probably pay for your college and maybe even your children's and grand children's college too. It's worth a shot.
933241
It all depends on where are you from and where do you want to live.  If you are an american and want to live in the US working for an american company, you might be better of in the US.  On the other hand, if you want to work in Australia, or you are not american, I'd go for the Australian University.  The US is the most wonderful country to go for vacation and shopping.  Living in the US means working too much and sticking to too many laws, not to mention a strict police and sometimes abusive.  Enjoy Disneyland, Coca-Cola, 5th Avenue and Rodeo Drive.  Party in Miami but live in Sidney!
811498
You need to apply for a job on the U.S, get a solid offer and the company is then responsible for getting you a visa and work permit. You can not just travel and look for a job.
582487
no, thats not possible, no one can go to the US with a tourist visa and study. first of all, what is usually done for foreigners to study in colleges, like as you said, harvard, you would first apply from you country, wait for the response and if you are accepted, you are automatically given a student visa where you can study and work part time. \n\nfrom my view, it sounds pretty unreal in what your friend tells ya, thats no possible, i mean we are in America, if it was that easy, then everyone else would be doing it. \n\nanother possiblily to get a job in the states is to apply for an international job offer, but like 99% they look for people with high degrees and from there you are able to go and work there with a visa a do as you please, study as you like,ecc.\n\nthe last way of living in america Legally, is simply applying for a green card and from then on you are able to study and/or work as one pleases. its a long process.\n\nso just ask your friend next time, 'how on earth is your aunt going to do all this to get in to the us first, the toursit visa doesnt allow you to study or work permanently?
325609
You could try to apply for a tourist visa -- but I'm assuming you would like to stay in the US for a longer period of time.\n\nAnother way could be to apply for a student visa. If you have an undergraduate degree, you could try to get accepted in a graduate program, preferably one that offers teaching assistantships or fellowships so that you will receive funding. This would allow you to stay in the US as long as it takes you to complete your degree, and you would have the chance to apply for a job in the US once you're done. If you don't get a job in the US, you'd have to return to your country, though.
587616
hey, like you i also want to get a scholarship in US or in Europe but i really have no idea on how to get one. :-(
39561
Become a certified interpreter. If a US citizen, work for the government.
213961
I think your best bet is to look into a student visa. Go through a list of American colleges that you would like to attend and look at their websites. Each website will have a section to mention their stand on International students. Most colleges need to fill a quota for international students so they do offer scholarships, and being admitted to one of these schools will allow you to apply and receive a student visa while you are studying in college. hope this helps.
981105
Apply at the US embassy in your country.
1124938
Check out the web site http://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/\n\nVisas differ for the many reasons people go other countries. Is your friend visiting, planning on working here, or studying here?
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STATE  LICENSES\n\nMANY  FORIEGN  EDUCATION   DEGREE   DO  NOT  TRANSFER.   SO,\n\nCONTACT  THE  STATE  THAT  YOU  PLAN  TO  LIVE  IN AND  WORK    BEST  OF  LUCK.
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You need a US company to send u a contract.\nIn order to get a work visa, you need proof that there is an employer in the US who is offering a job.\n\nMake the contacts, get the Job in the US and then go to the consulate.\nIf you get a student visa you wont be able to work.
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Its not that easy.\nFirst, you have to have excellent grades, high scores in SAT/TOEFL/GRE\nSecond, you have to be accepted into a school (pretty difficult since there are sooo many international students)\nThird, have enough funding to travel here, pay tuition and room and board.\n\nBeing an student in US does not make you an US Citizen. Your visa will expire unless you find an employer what will change you VISA status to permanent resident.\n\nAfter you become a permanent resident for a while, you can apply for citizenship with exams and interviews.
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They might. It depends on the school you choose, the programs avaiable, your academic qualification...or even other types of qualifications. You need to check with the Computer Science or Engineering department of the school you are considering, as well as checking with Admissions, AND looking for outside sources. Work study is almost always available in US universities. I can't speak for outside the US.
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It depends on what undergraduate program you are studying.  Colleges are very expensive, but you may catch a break for being from abroad.  You can start by researching your local programs through colleges in your home country.  They will have a better understanding of what you will need to make it in the US.  Also, consider Semester at Sea.  I can't think of a better way to spend a few months than seeing multiple countries, rather than just one, and getting an excellent education at the same time!
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Try the following sites to learn more about being employed and sponsored in the United States: