Can college students be international exchange students?
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yes you i can i go to nyc and i lived in italia for 4 mo.s good times over there just go see if your school has a program to do so
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It depends.  Generally, the answer is "no" if the school in Canada is the only one you attend.  If your "home" institution is in the U.S. and the college in Canada is simply one at which you are taking classes for s short time (like study abroad), it's possible, though a little complicated.\n\nTo get technical, the regulations state that "A student enrolled in a program of study abroad is eligible to receive title IV, HEA program assistance if (a) The student remains enrolled as a regular student in an eligible program at an eligible institution during his or her program of study abroad; and (b) The eligible institution approves the program of study abroad for academic credit. However, the study abroad program need not be required as part of the student's eligible degree program."\n\n(Of course, if you aren't a U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen, you can't get Stafford Loan in the first place.)
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Funding for international students at the undergraduate level is notoriously difficult if not impossible to get. You do have more opportunities at the graduate level through assistantships/fellowships offered by the institution or program you enroll in. Even then, it wouldnt be completely free but the cost involved would be minimal.
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ask your school for some student exchange information. Now will you please pick my answer as the best answer so I can finally get 10 points?
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My sister for several years hosted exchange students.  Here is what is done.  You need to go to your schools administrators and let them know that you would like to sign up for it.  I am not sure if there are any academic requirements.  If they support the program there, they will match you up with a host family in the country you choose.  My sister hosted only Japanese students (I don't know why).  As far as sites try Googling Foreign student exchange program.  It should give you the info you need.
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it is an arrangement where a student of one country studies in a foreign country, in exchange of a student of that foreign country who will study in this country. its an exchange of students. generally meant to study the culture of various countries and to know about the lifestyle there.the exchanged students have to live with the parents of their corresponding exchange students and have to treat them as parents or guardian.
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From what I have observed, you can use your international student visa (for sure) at one of these types of institutions in California:\n\nCommunity College (2-year/Associate Degree/transferrable units to a 4-year)\n\nCalifornia State University (aka CSU; 4-year/Bachelor's degree and graduate programs)\n\nUniversity of California (UC; 4-year/Bachelor's degree and graduate programs)
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There are some, yes.\n\nCheck out this link for loans: http://www.edupass.org/finaid/loans.phtml (particularly the ISLP loan)\nOr check out this one for other options: http://www.edupass.org/finaid/\n\nMany schools offer institutional scholarships to international students.  Don't let closed-minded people's comments get you down.  At the school I work for, we don't take citizenship status into consideration when determining a student's eligibility for our merit awards; we understand that talented students come from all over the globe. Our administration certainly doesn't consider it "a waste of money" -- it works both ways: just as our school looks good on our students' resumes, any cream-of-the-crop student (regardless of where they are from) looks good on ours.
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Yes, enroll in a student exchange program. Or if you want to be a US citizen, find a way to get a sponsor from the US to sponsor you.
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its possible ony if has student visa, L1. n it is  limitated to campus jobs.\notherwise u need sponsership H1B visa. to work in any where n in any way.
879277
You need to work through your chosen college.  Check with the international admissions counselors at the colleges you are interested in.  People who simply live in Philadelphia have no idea!
602976
You sure will have a chance but I can't help you 'cause I don't live in the UK but how about trying student exchange!?
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Does your country have an embassy there?  They might be able to help you.  Have you talked to someone at your college in admissions?  They most likely will know what the law is and whether you really owe this debt.  \n\nedit:  Found this:\n\n"All international students in Turkey, regardless of status, must register with, and obtain, a Residence Permit from the Bureau of Foreign Residence Registration at the provincial Directorate of Security in Turkey."   Is this what you are speaking of?\n\nI suggest going to your school's international student advisor for further advice.  good luck!
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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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Here are some American universities known to offer Financial help to  international students applying for undergraduate programs. You will have to get in touch with them for further details.\nCOLGATE UNIVERSITY\nNEW YORK UNIVERSITY\nBARD COLLEGE\nCOLORADO COLLEGE\nCONNECTICUT COLLEGE\nKENYON COLLEGE\nWHITMAN COLLEGE\nBUCKNELL UNIVERSITY\nFRANKLIN & MARSHAL COLLEGE\nRHODES COLLEGE\nTRINITY COLLEGE\nCOLLEGE OF ATLANTIC\nTULANE UNIVERSITY\nUNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER\nUNIVERSITY OF SOUTH\nWHEATON COLLEGE\nUNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND\nWORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE\nLEIHIGH UNIVERSITY\nLEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE\nST. MARY COLLEGE OF MARYLAND\nHENDRIX COLLEGE\nHARVARD UNIVERSITY\nPRINCETON UNIVERSITY\nSTANFORD UNIVERSITY\nYALE  UNIVERSITY\nCALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY\nMASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH.\nAMHERST COLLEGE\nBROWN UNIVERSITY\nCOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY-COLOMBIA COLLEGE\nDARTMOUTH COLLEGE\nSWARTHMORE COLLEGE\nWILLIAMS COLLEGE\nDUKE UNIVERSITY\nCORNELL UNIVESITY\nHAVERFORD UNIVERSITY\nMIDDLEBURY COLLEGE\nPOMONA COLLEGE\nUNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO\nBOWDOIN COLLEGE\nCARLETON COLLEGE\nHARVEY MUDD COLLEGE\nWELLESLEY COLLEGE\nWESLEYAN UNIVERSITY\nCLAREMONT McKENNA COLLEGE\nGRINNEL COLLEGE\nWASHINGTON & LEE UNIVERSITY\nDAVIDSON COLLEGE\nVASSAR COLLEGE\nBRYN MAWR COLLEGE\nMACALESTER COLLEGE\nSMITH COLLEGE\nBATES COLLEGE\nCOLBY COLLEGE\nOBERLIN COLLEGE\nREED COLLEGE\nTUFTS UNIVERSITY\nWASHINGTON UNIVESITY IN ST.LOUIS\nBRANDEIS UNIVERSITY\n\n REGARDING FINANCIAL HELP FOR INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE STUDENTS\nI have been frequently pointing out that a students admission process should not start with the premises that he will go for studies only if financial aid  is available.\n\nEvery international student is concerned about financial help given by the universities I will explain this in more details.\nPlease note that what I am saying  is general in nature.\n\nLet us examine the mind of  a normal student aspiring to study in America.\n1. He wants to go to the best Ranked University. Well who doesn't?\n2. He wants to get financial aid to cover his expenses at least partly if not fully. Tell me a person without this desire.\n3.He wants complete security of job placement after the completion of studies.Every body is or should be  concerned about it.\n\nThe hierarchy of these wants need not be in the order it is mentioned.This will change according to the students circumstances.\n\n1. If a student can afford the expenses his demand for admission in a ranked university becomes primary requirement.\n2. If the student cannot afford the costs his requirement for financial aid takes precedent over admission in a top ranked university.\n\nEvery applicant can be put in one of the following situations.\n\nDESIRES.                              FINANCES.                    QUALIFICATIONS.\n\n1. Admit in a Ranked Univ.      Can afford. it                   Has perquisites of admission.\n2. Admit in a Ranked Univ.      Cannot afford. it              Has perq. of admission & F.Help.\n3. Admit in a Ranked Univ.      Cannot afford. it              Does not have perq.\n\n# 1 is I'm OK you are OK situation\n# 2 is  I'm not OK you are Ok situation\n# 3 is I'm not OK  you are not OK situation\n\nSituation # 3 causes a lot of frustration. Why? Because at this stage the applicant cannot do anything about his credentials.\nThere are chances that   conflict in #1 and #2 may be resolved under certain circumstances.\n\nSo my suggestion is that every applicant should put himself in  one of the three slots mentioned above and then work out a strategy as to how to succeed. \n\nAbout Costs or Financial Help\n\nI have been stressing  that getting financial help for International Students is very difficult and not readily available unless you adopt some professional method of selling yourself.\nHowever I have also been saying that if a student is determined he can always find ways to overcome the situation. \nThere are several other means to finance your study please probe them
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Your school should have a faculty member in charge of exchanges.  See if they have any specifically geared toward your focus.
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I don't have the answer to your question, but here's a website that can hopefully help you.\n\nhttp://www.internationalstudentforum.com/viewforum.php?f=15\n\nGood luck!