How do i get schoolarship to study first degree at Universities abroad?
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I recommend you to study in USA go to fastweb.com to search\nfor scholarships .. Good luck
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Learn how to spell first and possibly get a basic high school education before you make advanced plans. Right now you don't know how to spell the name of the country, or the field you think you want to study. Very bad idea to even think of going!
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Most scholarships are available for college students, so if you are planning on going to high school, I don't think there are that many available, but you can always contact study abroad agencies and see what options you may have. \nFor a directory with scholarships and study abroad agencies links, check out this site: \nhttp://www.macquil.com\nGood luck!
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basically you should have your official transcript of record;high school diploma; some schools require an authenticated birth certificate; a valid ID like passport; social security number; student visa issued by the country you want to study in; name of guardian or sponsor in that country; a certificate of good moral character..or better yet go to the site of the university or college you are interested in and you can browse what are their admission requirements..Good luck..
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Apply for scholarships. (also learn to spell it correctly!) Rotary offers them frequently for just your purpose; study abroad.
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Call or e-mail the financial aid departments of the specific schools you plan to apply to. Many schools offer their own scholarships or tuition-waiver programs for international students.\n\nThe university I attend, Saint Cloud State University in Minnesota (very far up north in the cold), has great programs for students from other countries, such as cheap tuition in exchange for volunteer work. (We have a lot of international students here, too, so you'd have a wide variety of people to meet.) Check it out at this site: http://www.stcloudstate.edu/financialaid/default.asp .\n\nOh, here's another website with essay-writing scholarships you can check:\n\nwww.fastweb.com\n\nAnd there's a guide at this website that gives details of all the different types of loans and grants: http://www.studentaid.ed.gov/students/publications/student_guide/2003_2004/english/types-fedperkinsloan.htm .
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It is rare that colleges and universities in the United States require students to study overseas (study abroad) as part of their degree program.  There are some institutions that have discussed the idea and others that have attempted to implement such policies.  It is a little more common for specific degree programs with in the colleges and universities to require (or more likely to strongly suggest/encourage) students to study overseas.\n\nFor example, I found the following statement in an article about experiential learning: "Forty students in the Executive MBA (Master of Business Administration) program at Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio) completed a required overseas study tour, with approximately half visiting Japan and Singapore and half visiting England, Belgium, and Germany."\n\nWould love to know more about why you are researching this question.
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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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if your planning to visit america  or u live here already u can either look on the internet or you can go to a collage ur self and ask for an application from the collage or how ever many if u cant decide on which one u want to go toits better to be safe then sorry when planning to go to collage plus u would have to have passed high school to go to collage
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as another option, check out what courses are available to you as an external student. Many universities have some courses or subjects available through flexible delivery or block mode. you might not be able to do a whole degree this way, but even doing it part time from home (not a full student load each year) will get you started, and once all your kids are at school, you may be able to complete your studies as a full-time student.
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Study abroad through your school or take an internship or travel.  They ahve international teaching where you can travel to China or United States or wherever and teach in a different country.
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First of all - this is not a crying matter.\nIt is a matter to think about.\nIf your own country cannot provide the type of course you wish to go in for, then you need another country.\nIf you dont have money then work in your own country first and earn the money.\nIt is not easy to get scholarship.  Even if you do, you need \nmore money for your upkeep.
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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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First:\nIt seems that you are an English native speaker from the US. You might consider a semester or full year in another English speaking country, like Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and other countries. That way you would not run into the language issue and you might have less trouble in getting credits for your studies.\n\nSecond:\nCheck with your school about exchange programs. Ask your counselor what he or she would suggest and ask them WHY. Have your causes why you want to go abroad well prepared for this discussion. \n\nOther than that I suggest to go as early as possible. That way you have a chance to repeat the experience if you would like to.
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I think the best way is to consult with the standard qualifications body in your country that should supply you even with the specific online school's registered number
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Here is a wonderful site that not only includes information about various study abroad programs but also about financial aid for those programs (scroll down a bit): http://www.finaid.org/otheraid/exchange.phtml . Some non-US schools also offer their own financial aid, so it's well worth asking them.  I can think of a number of students who have easily acquired enough financial aid to cover the entire degree that they acquired overseas.
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lol, ya I want it also.\n\nOf course, since I'm already here, I'm expected to pay for it myself so somebody can come from outside of the country for the aid  <sigh>.... \n\nActually, start contacting different Universities.