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 from experts on standardized test prep and financial aid and even enter to win a scholarship! Register for this free event on December 1st.
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 and after completing the requirements for both programs, they are awarded two degrees. Learn about some dual degree programs in the United States like BA/MA,... Read more »
Thinking of studying law in the United States? Through this session students will be able to learn about LLM program options in the United States, strategies on choosing the right school, how to write a personal statement, what to look for in collecting letters of recommendation, the requirements for sitting for a bar, and options available... Read more »
This EducationUSA webinar will focus on the basics of what makes a university a Christian institution, what that means for potential students, and the differences between religious and secular institutions. This presentation is designed to help inform international students and their families about what Christian education looks like in the United States, as well as... Read more »
Join CollegeWeekLive's virtual fair from 4:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. February 15 to meet with colleges and universities from across the US! Find out more on CollegeWeekLive's website.
Learn more about studying Marine Science in the United States at the undergraduate and graduate levels by joining us for this EducationUSA webinar featuring presenters from the University of North Carolina Wilmington. Register and learn more on Eventbrite. Please note that the times on Eventbrite are in CST--the event will take place from 5:00-6:00 p.m.... Read more »
Come learn about the benefits of a Liberal Arts and Science education in the United States. We will explore the components of a liberal arts education: academic philosophy, residential campus, learning communities and personal development. Discover how these small schools have big impacts on the students they educate and if this model is right for... Read more »
Fully understanding the difference between the Masters of Science and the Masters of Engineering is a very important aspect when deciding on a graduate degree program. While there may not be many differences between the two, they are important as they could influence a student’s career goals. This webinar will provide you with the differences between a Masters of Science and a Masters of Engineering so that you can have a clearer understanding of which is best for you.
Researching US colleges and universities can be confusing and time-consuming. When you also add in the desire to learn about the athletic opportunities that might exist and how to be considered and qualified to play, it can be overwhelming. Join this webinar to learn the basics about researching US institutions, as well as learning how to prepare for the application and athletic participation process.
This EducationUSA Interactive webinar will help you work through the process of applying for a student visa to study in the US. Contact the U.S. embassy or consulate nearest you for information on group viewing parties or log on from your own computer on April 27 at 10:00 am EST.
