i wanna  work and study in new york...need help..?
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make plan and take action
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The only thing good about New York state would be New York City. You could also talk about Colleges in NY, like Syracuse and NYU.
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As a native from LA now living in the NYC metro area also in my late 20's, I understand where you're coming from. Real estate here is on par with So Cal, but its the property taxes that really makes things so unaffordable. This is why my boyfriend and I have been looking in Albany as a potential for buying. You can pick up a house for as low as $35k (obviously not in the greatest area) and can find some nice properties for $150k with taxes that won't force you to live on ramen noodles. The downside is trying to find employment there- its primarily govn't work and seems you have to "know" people to get your foot in the door. Nightlife there is pretty good and varied from what I've seen and experienced. My boyfriend went to SUNY Albany and has had good things to say about it. So there's my two cents! All the best in finding something that suits!
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Study drama and live in NY or LA.
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If you try looking at Wikipedia, you will probably find all the answers you are looking for. :)\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York
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go to this page and enter the city in new york that you are looking for.\n       http://hosted.bbbsa.org/agencyfinder/index.asp
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any college can teach you whatever the subject is.  The trick is showing up and doing the work.  everything else is marketing and positioning.    Go for the cheapest program that leads you to your goal.  If York is close to home, low cost and gets you where you want to be it is the right place for you.    you have to be careful of people who tell you if you don't go to Yale you shouldn't go anywhere.   if you want to do Occupational Therapy find the program that gets you there the fastest at the lowest cost.  then enroll and complete the program without looking left, right or back.
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you need support for your team...new york is a huge huge market...all those teams make alot of money..if you have  a large city..more than likely there will be a pro team there
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Research the top rated schools for your field of studies. Then take into account the tution, student life, international student relations, living arrangements, etc. for your top choices.  Also, research information about the city, for example: cost of living, jobs, cultural diversity, etc.  Here are a couple of sites that may be helpful www.usnews.com and www.ulinks.com  --Best of luck.
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It depends on the city where you live.  Call the library where you want to work and ask them.
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The official website of the New York state provides the information on business licensing and permit. I suggest you check out this site http://www.nysegov.com/citGuide.cfm?superCat=142&cat=29&content=main\n\nYou may also want to check out this guide on how to start a business in New York http://www.nylovessmallbusiness.com/starting_a_business/StartingFAQ.asp
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You have to do a 6 week tranfer course (especially so you can be up on teaching American Lit). Your best bet would to apply at private schools (like public schools in the UK) as they are usually more flexible in hiring from abroad. In the NYC school system they have an union so it makes getting a job a tad more difficult. Send out your CV along with any letters of support. Great thing is if they are interested they will cover all your paperwork. And they will usually interview over the phone or get you interviewed by a sister/brother school in the UK.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York
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check out the yated or Jewish press, under the help wanted, summer positions.  not everything's in the city.\nu can also apply for a secretarial job, maybe u'll be able to schedule classes around it, or lessen ur hours\nhope it helps!!!\nC.
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This is a link to New York City's Education Department, you can do a search of the site.\nYou can also email questions from the site's home page.\nhttp://schools.nyc.gov/default.aspx
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Try calling the New York Immigration Coalition and see if they can take your case.
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You can try the YWCA and see what they can do.\nThe link below has the contact info for YWCA's Across the country. Just click on the picture of New York state and you'll be given the list. Good luck.