How To apply For Cambridge from Romania?
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Nu stiu. Sunt din SUA, si nu am nici o idee c.u.m sa aplici la Cambridge. Du-te pe pagina web de la Cambridge, si deschide pagina pentru Undergraduate Application (http://www.cam.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/apply/) Pe pagina gasesti o adresa E-mail unde poti sa intrebi. Scrie un E-mail cu situatia ta, si iexplica ce doresti. In SUA cu cat mai renumita este scoala, cu atat mai repede si civilizat se raspunde la intrebari, deci nu cred ca o sa ai probleme.\n\nDaca vrei sa te duci la Cambridge trebuie sa-ti inbunatatesti cunostintele de limba engleza (gramatica si sintaxa) In SUA este un test TOEFL care trebuie sa treci ca sa poti sa te duci la cursuri. Daca nu treci TOEFL-ul inseamna ca nu stii de ajuns engleza ca sa intelegi predarea, si sa dovedesti cunostintele.\n\nGood Luck
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University of Cambridge
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if you have a great GPA, apply at Cambridge, they have a webpage with all kinds of finacial info for you.\n\nhttp://www.hp.com/uk/cambridgeuniversity
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You need a special permission for that. For details, contact Romanian embassy. I think, it is not so difficult to obtain.
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visit http://www.catzone.org  or http://www.admissionglobal.com
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well goodluck. do they have craigslist in those parts of europe? might want to try that.  craigslist.org\n\nand pick your area i guess.\n\ngoodluck\n\nby the way, how is romania? good weather?
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Hi Lantos...I live here in spain, \ncan you write down your e-mail address so I can reach you when I go there someday?\nI'm planning on going to Romania sooner or later....
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they do have them online.. its where i got my AS level pasy year papers... go to cambridge.cie..... u need a password,so ask ur teacher for theires
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Talk to the advisors in the center for international students at the two schools you are talking about.  They will explain how to do this.
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Choose from this site.\n\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/
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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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You should really contact the University of Cambridge directly. No matter what anyone tells you here, if you're applying to the University, you'll have to ask them yourself eventually anyway.\n\nAlso, while it's true that all universities offer financial aid, not all financial aid is in the form of grants or scholarships. Most aid is provided as a loan that you would have to repay. You would not qualify for a grant or scholarship simply because you're an international student, or there would be floods of international students attending universities free. That doesn't happen.\n\nIn order to get a grant or scholarship, you have to have some special quality -- exceptional grades, extracurricular activities, etc. Many grants and scholarships are not funded by the universities themselves, but are sponsored by individuals, nonprofit foundations, or even the government. Some grants and scholarships are provided for unusual reasons. A man may establish a scholarship for anyone who has the same name as he does, or for someone born on a particular date. \n\nSo you should do three things if you sincerely want to attend Cambridge University:\n\n1. Be sure your grades, extracurricular activities, and other qualifications meet their entrance standards. It doesn't matter if you can pay the tuition if you aren't accepted because you don't meet the minimum requirements.\n\n2. Contact the University directly and talk to their Financial Aid department. Each university may call this department something different, but if you explain what you're looking for, they'll know where to direct your inquiry.\n\n3. Search on the Internet for grants and scholarships for which you might qualify. Be careful not to fall victim to any scams. Scammers target people who want something badly and can't afford it, but are willing to pay some amount of money in hopes of achieving their goal. There are also books published that describe grants and scholarships available.\n\nUnderstand that there may not be very many grants or scholarships available for the specific university you want to attend. If you can get into a reputable college or university, you can always work toward transferring to the university of your choice. To do this you'll need a plan. You'll need to know the entrance requirements and select courses that will meet those criteria. You need to remain in contact with the University of your choice so they keep you in mind when they hear about anything that may help you.\n\nGood luck!
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apply. go on the website
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First of all is.. You must consult with your Ministry of Education and Foreign Embassies in your country. Just to make sure which colleges and universities that been recognised by your country.\n\nThen, if everything goes well. You could apply traditionally via application form or via online. Some institutions provide direct online application form and it will be much more easier.\n\nIf you wish to study in UK, these would help you a lot
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Hello,\nI think following link could help you to see general things:\n\nhttp://www.en.domavcr.cz/\n\nANd this is link to the most prestigous Czech university -"Karlova universita"(Charles University) in Prague. It is possible to study there in English. \n\nhttp://www.cuni.cz/uk-1628.html...\n\nAlso you can study in English at "Universita Palackého" in town Olomouc - look at http://genetika.upol.cz/en/index.htm...\n\nFor other subjects you can look at http://www.uhk.cz/eng/uhk - University in town Hradec Kralove\n\nThere are also two degrees tought in English at University Brno in city Brno - look at http://www.fce.vutbr.cz/en/study/...
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Contact the Czech embassy in your home country, many universities (including Olomouc, Prague, South Bohemia) operate summer Czech language scholarship programmes for all levels of ability including complete beginners.
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i'm in europe, and i know where romania is. good luck with joining the EU