Choosing a topic for your university essay can be a stressful decision. You may be asking yourself, what is a good topic that will help me stand out from the other applicants? Two U.S. university Admissions Representatives will explain how to make your essay personable and unique. We will also address some common mistakes that... Read more »
If you can't be in New York City for this forum, don't miss LSAC's live broadcast! Get your application questions answered by Sarah Gonzales of Pepperdine University and other admissions... Read more »
The Graduate School application process in the United States can require a great deal of preparation, time and attention to detail. This webinar has been designed to give viewers an... Read more »
Wondering how to finance a master’s degree in the United States? Join Middlebury Institute of International Studies for a webinar highlighting scholarships available for Canadian applicants, including merit-based, need-based, work-study,... Read more »
International students interested in public health: Join Charlie Dill, Admissions Coordinator, as he hosts the University of Michigan School of Public Health's Virtual Info Session on November 9th from 9:00... Read more »
CollegeWeekLive is hosting a virtual fair for international students in conjunction with EducationUSA! This November 16 event is your chance to pose your questions to over 150 great universities and... Read more »
Join experts on American higher education, currently enrolled international students, and U.S. Department of State Officials for an EducationUSA interactive webinar exploring community colleges in the United States. This free,... Read more »
The "Writing a Strong Letter of Recommendation" webinar will include key points to highlight when looking at recommendation letters, tips for who to ask to write your recommendation letter, and... Read more »
Want to study in the United States and in New York or New Jersey in particular? At the CollegeWeekLive Virtual College Fair, you can chat with admissions reps, watch presentations... Read more »
In the United States, a dual degree program is based on a formal agreement between one college or university and a partner institution. Students spend 2-3 years in each program... Read more »
