I am not in U.S and want to study there. how can I get information about the U.S universities?
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visit www.princetonreview.com . the website is quite useful.
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you have to apply to the universities you want to attend.  visit the university website you want to apply to and and follow the instructions.  i'm not sure if there are additional requirements for international students.
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I can't think of any Higher Education institution that doesn't list at least SOME means of contacting them on their website.  Go to the website of the school of your choice (if you don't know the Web address of the site, look it up online -- it will usually end with ".edu").  Then determine the department that you want to speak to (Admissions?  An academic department?) and follow that link.  There should be a "contact us" page somewhere on that office's site which will give you the option to call them, email them, write them, or a combination of the above.
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It depends a lot on what you want to study, which country would you prefer to study in and at what level do you want to study at(Masters, Bachelors etc..)\nPlease send me a message with more specifics and I will get in touch with you. I too am an international student studying in the US.
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http://www.studyoverseas.com/\n\nfill the registration form ,, and information(prospectus of universities and colleges) of your interest will be mailed to you free
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Here is a GREAT site:\n\nhttp://www.uaf.edu\n\nThis has all kinds of links, not all are about the university. I went there for my undergraduate degree. I also grew up in Fairbanks. :)
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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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I studied at the University of Guelph and the University of Saskatchewan.  There were a lot more foreign undergraduate students as the U of S.  The tuition is a lot less at some of the lesser known universities.  Each of those universities had a office for international students.
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for the US, try:\n\nhttp://www.utexas.edu/world/univ/state/\n\nand for Europe, try:\nhttp://www.cefi.org/WEBSITES/EUNI/EU_LIST.HTM
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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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A list of most American colleges and universities can be found at http://www.clas.ufl.edu/au. You'll have to check school by school for employment, financial aid, loans, merit-based or need-based scholarships, and other useful information. Email a school's International Student Office if you would like to ask more questions. \n\nSee the site of the American Universities Admissions Program at http://www.auap.com and write to the people there. \n\nTo search for scholarships from private associations, try http://www.internationalscholarships.com\n\nAnd don't mind Roo. That pig's been reported.
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Depends on what country you are from.  Try www.fafsa.ed.gov, however, it's very hard to get scholarships to the United States from the United States, you best chances are from your own country, and their study abroad program funding scholarships.
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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.
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It all depends on where you live and what field you want to persue your study. If you live in the United States, go to the closest library to you and find this book: "Comprehensive guide to the best colleges and universities in the U.S." When I first came to the U.S., it provided me with a lot of introduction to colleges and universties. Hope you get all your answers there.
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There is American University in Washington DC. \nhttp://www.american.edu/index1.html
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Check www.braintrack.com.\nThat site opens you to a "world of universities"\nAll the best.
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Try visiting the offical website of the USA government.www.firstgov.gov and check if there are study programs.