I want to do MA in English Language and Lit. Which is the best institution for taking admission for MA?
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I am assuming you want to come to the US for your studies. I am afraid there is no right answer to your question. You need to figure out what area you're interested in (18th century lit., medieval eng., 19th cent. lit., american lit., cultural studies, literary criticism, women's and gender studies, bibliography...   the list goes on!!) and then figure out the colleges that have strong programs in your chosen area. You'll have to research the faculty members to see who's doing interesting research in your area, etc. I don't want to put you off, but when you apply here, you have to show the universities what YOU can offer THEM and not the other way around. Unless you have already thoroughly researched a program, it would be very hard to convince them.\n\nIt is extremely hard to get into English lang. and lit. programs. Very few have MA programs (most have 5 year MA+PhD programs). You might apply to comparative lit. programs - I think they are more welcoming to international students.
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In getting letters for a grad program, you should first turn to professors in that particular field (in this case, Film) with whom you studied. \n\nHowever, most grad programs require three letters.  If the third letter is from someone outside of the field, that would not be a problem at all.\n\nAnd as a matter of fact, the skills you should have mastered in Asian-American lit (close reading, historical contextualization, literary criticism, critical thinking, etc.) are precisely the same skills that the admissions committee for your chosen MA program will be looking for.\n\nGo for it!
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There is not a set list of books that you study in Higher English. I am currently doing the course and we study a short story, poem and drama. In the writing exam we are given a list of essay questions and we chose one that fits a story/poem/drama that we have studied. Over the year we also write a personal study essay, an argumentative/persuasive essay and also essays based on the texts that we have studied for practice.\n\nHope this helps!
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Refer to the following website: But you need amazing luck and what they mention on the website.\n\n\n\nhttp://admissions.mit.edu/AdmissionsWeb/appmanager/AdmissionsWeb/Main;jsessionid=D4QsG2vjftJJXmzkqDd56Zz1QXKCKMm31JDpwjSBMTrntz9hDXzX!-781852079!756060164?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=pageWhosAtMIT
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Because I'm from a Commonwealth country and my country applying English Law rather than American Law, I recommend you to consider UK as your first choice. The recent top law school is University of Kentucky, College of Law but the legendary college for its continous excellent will be King's College, University or London. But, if you're intended to pursue your Master in US, Harvard University is the best.
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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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Dept. of English and Foreign Languages.  You must be more specific in your request.  ?Que?
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I am an English major and pretty well read ask the questions and I would be glad to help if I can. No bill!
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I took mine online from Thomas Edison State College. I loved it! They are regionally accredited and they offer federal financial aid. Their website is www.tesc.edu . After graduation I applied and was accepted to a prestigous New England law school. Good luck!
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There are many students of English in Manhattan. It is a big place, but you will find schools that have english classes in The Voice, which is a free newspaper.  Also try visiting Baruch College on Lexington Ave and 25th Street.  Or Hunter College at Lexington and 68th.  These are just two of the many colleges/schools in NYC where you can get help with your English. Otherwise just hang out at Union Square(14th St.), most people that are also hanging out wouldn't mind a short conversation with you if you are kind and not interrupting them.
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Did you mean?\n\n\nCan anybody help me get into a college in America?\n\n\nHi everybody. I am Alaa from Iraq. I want to have the opportunity to study in an American University majoring in English for the degrees of M.S.D and Ph.D. Does anyone have any information to help me get started? It would be greatly appreciated.\n\n\nCut and paste this and you will get a better answer.\n\nCounselorDan  (10Pts possibly... please)
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This is an excellent site called "English Literature on the Web"\n\nhttp://lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/EngLit.html
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I studied English and Linguistics about 8 years ago now and a friend of mine went on to do her postgrad course pretty easily. The main competition is over the quality of the institution you want to go to, but with the advent of fees in the UK system now there is a better opportunity to get the course you want as only the serious people are really applying. Universtiy of Westminster and UCL have very good linguistics departments. For a full list of course availability you should check out the Univeristy and College Admissions Service (UCAS) here:\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/
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Try the International Reading Association (IRA)\n\nThe National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)\n\nJournal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy
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take a course in english language
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Not horribly difficult. Meaning, if you have the sort of background that could get you into NYU or UCLA in the States, they will consider you at Oxford (Cambridge will be more difficult, the "prestige" of the institution will demand you have credentials).\n\nTry the British Council website for some basic info.\n\nFrom what I understand (I studied for my BA in England) they will be very interested in academic references, possibly writing samples, and how suitable you are for the course. \n\nExcellent grades are a must, the British system will look at GPA very rigidly as they try to compare it against their own. You will need a GPA above a 3.5 at a "competitive" institution.
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well first of all congrats on getting accepted...i would simply go to summer school and redo the class...english is always offered during summer school