Study in the United States
2018 Anderson Student Center, University of St Thomas
07-06-2017
U.S. Study Guide
CONTENTS 01 Why EduCo? 02 Our institutions 04 Meet the team 05 Studying overseas: what you need to know 06 Study in the United States 08 Brandeis International Business School 12 Duquesne University 16 New Jersey Institute of Technology 20 University of Maryland, Baltimore County 24 University of Nebraska–Lincoln 28 University of St. Thomas
Why EduCo? EduCo is proud to work with highlyranked universities and colleges across the world, to ensure that each step of your student journey, from enrollment to successful completion of your degree, is a seamless and rewarding experience. At EduCo’s institutions, you will find a range of services aimed to assist you in adjusting to your new life and study at your chosen destination. We offer a range of programs to ensure you get the grades you need to succeed in your degree. You will also have the opportunity to engage in work placements throughout your studies, to help you develop the skills and abilities required for the workforce. Global presence We have in-country representatives who can help you achieve your goal of studying abroad. Our Regional Managers support you through the application process, assisting you through your initial enquiries to helping you with your enrollment. Pathways Our partner institutions are located in Englishspeaking countries. As such, there is help available for you to meet the English language requirements for your chosen institution. We have developed pathway programs to enhance your English abilities to help you gain entry to the undergraduate or graduate degree program of your choice. Our English Pathway programs will help develop your grammar usage as well as your English writing, reading, and speaking skills. You will also be equipped with the academic study skills necessary for a higher education environment.
All information is correct at the time or printing (January 2018). For the most updated information please visit www.educoglobal.com.
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Duquesne University 600 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15282, USA Academic Programs: undergraduate programs, undergraduate pathway, graduate programs & graduate pathway Tuition: from $37,000 per year English Entry Requirements: from IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 8.0 Intakes: Fall, Spring, Summer Scholarships: YES
Brandeis International Business School 415 South St, Waltham, MA 02453 Academic Programs: MA, MSF and MBA Tuition: from $50,965 per year English Entry Requirements: IELTS 7.0 or equivalent Intakes: Fall Scholarships: YES
University of St Thomas 2115 Summit Ave, St Paul, MN 55105 Academic Programs: undergraduate programs, undergraduate pathway, graduate programs & graduate pathway Tuition: from $15,071 per year English Entry Requirements: IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 71 Intakes: Fall, Spring, Summer Scholarships: YES
University of Nebraska–Lincoln 1400 R St, Lincoln, NE 68588 Academic Programs: undergraduate programs & undergraduate pathway Tuition: from $25,166 per year English Entry Requirements: IELTS 6.0 Intakes: Fall, Spring, Summer Scholarships: YES
New Jersey Institute of Technology 323 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Newark, NJ 07102 Academic Programs: undergraduate programs, undergraduate pathway & graduate programs Tuition: from $28,092 per year English Entry Requirements: undergraduate: IELTS 6.0, graduate: IELTS 6.5 Intakes: Fall, Summer Scholarships: YES
University of Maryland, Baltimore County 1000 Hilltop Cir, Baltimore, MD 21250 Academic Programs: graduate programs & graduate pathway Tuition: from $21,230 per year English Entry Requirements: from IELTS 6.5 Intakes: Fall, Spring Scholarships: assistantships available
STUDYING OVERSEAS: What you need to know
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PLAN AHEAD
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Where to start
English pathway programs - Pathway programs are designed to help international students prepare for their undergraduate or graduate degree. Entry requirements for the pathway programs are lower than that of the academic programs and provide a good opportunity for students to brush up on their English communication skills and give them ample time to adjust to the higher education environment in the U.S. Bachelor’s degree - An undergraduate degree, commonly called a bachelor’s or college degree in the U.S., is typically studied over four years and is comprised of around 120 semester credit hours. Typically, a college curriculum starts with general core courses which include English, social sciences, humanities and mathematics. You will then take up courses in a more specific field called a major, which is usually the area where you want to build a career on or a graduate degree from.
Graduate degree - If you have already completed an undergraduate degree, then this is the option for you. A graduate degree provides the opportunity to develop your academic or professional skills further and is a means to advance your career. Students in the U.S. typically study their graduate degree over a two or three year period after their undergraduate degree. Some graduate degree programs offer internship opportunities to further enhance your skills and knowledge in a more practical setting.
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While some U.S. universities offer scholarships for international students, you still need to make sure that you have adequate funds to support your studies. As part of the visa approval process, the U.S. government requires that international students have access to funds before their visa is granted.
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The application process
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EduCo staff located in 17 countries worldwide can help you with securing entry into your institution of choice, and that you receive advice on where to get information in getting a student visa. Standardized English tests are generally part of the application process. Taking these tests in advance ensures that you have the results available when you submit your application.
Once you are accepted by a Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certified university, you can then work on securing your student visa. Information is available online on how to prepare for your visa appointment. Alternatively, you can engage the services of a qualified consultant to help you with this process.
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Pack your bags!
This is the most exciting stage, but before packing your bags, make sure you have done enough reading on life in the U.S., how the immigration system works, and training and work opportunities. EduCo staff are available in the U.S. to assist you and to ensure that your new student life is as fun and memorable as it should be.
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Source: University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Source: New Jersey Institute of Technology
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STUDY
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Destination America The U.S. is full of distinct and iconic sights, and amazing, bustling cities bursting with life. Our institutions are located in or near major cities, allowing you to see the sights of your destination as well as easily travel around the country.
Cultural experience Immerse yourself in Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diverse culture. Often described as a melting pot, the U.S. has a thriving population of 320 million people coming together to integrate and bring forth a unique multicultural society.
Academic excellence
Career opportunities
The U.S. has the most number of highly ranked universities in the world, so itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no wonder that it is the top student destination globally.
U.S. universities have industry linkages which provide students the global opportunity to grow and succeed in their careers. This makes a U.S. education an investment worth every dollar spent!
Technological innovation U.S. universities are at the forefront of research and technology. International students who become equipped with these highly sought after skills will continue to attract opportunities in the U.S. and the global market after graduating.
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Source: Brandeis International Business School
Brandeis International Business School (IBS) is part of Brandeis University, ranked by U.S. News & World Report at Δ34 for Best Universities in the United States. It offers students depth in both international finance and economics. Brandeis’ motto is World Ready, and after studying at Brandeis IBS, that is what you will be. Learn from their international faculty of respected scholars and seasoned practitioners as you study alongside students from more than 40 countries. You will develop a global perspective and a practical skill set, while gaining hands-on experience. The Princeton Review has named Brandeis IBS among the top business schools in North America for nine consecutive years and it has named its MBA program to be among the best in the world. TFE Times has ranked the Master of Arts program in International Economics and Finance as Δ2 in the United States, for three years in a row. It has also ranked the Master of Science in Finance at Δ6 in all of the United States.
Location 415 South Street, Waltham, MA 02453
Waltham and Massachusetts highlights Waltham was previously known as the watch city due to the famous Waltham Watch Company, which operated in the city from the 1800s to the early 1900s. Boston is the capital of the state of Massachusetts and is just 11 miles away from Waltham. Boston and Waltham are considered international centers for higher education with several world-renowned universities located in the area. The Freedom Trail is a good way to get to know Boston and it’s rich history, an opportunity to visit several historical sites that shaped the U.S. into what it is today.
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Brandeis IBS at a glance Postgraduate programs available: 3 Average class size: 30 students Enrolled students: 207 Alumni: 2,200
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Cafes Gym Shuttle service Housing department MBTA stop at Brandeis for transport directly to Boston.
Intakes Fall (MA, MBA, MSF, MSBA) Summer (Accelerated MA only)
Meet the coordinator
Source: Brandeis International Business School
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Master of Business Administration
$50,965
Up to $5,000
Master of Arts in International Economics and Finance
$50,965
Up to $5,000
Master of Science in Finance
$56,028 â&#x20AC;Ą
Up to $2,500
Master of Science in Business Analytics
$63,706**
Up to $2,000
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Kristen Siefers Brandeis IBS I bring more than 20 years of professional education experience to my role as an Assistant Director of Admissions at Brandeis IBS. My previous teaching experience enables me to relate well to the challenges that students and parents face as students consider to enroll in U.S. graduate programs. I spend a considerable amount of my time evaluating whether or not Brandeis IBS is a good ďŹ t for our applicants. At the end of the day, I strive to feel conďŹ dent that our students will be successful and happy with their choice of a program at Brandeis IBS.
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Brandeis IBS graduates join the greater Brandeis University alumni network of more than 46,000 individuals in more than 160 countries around the world. Source: Brandeis International Business School
Programs offered
Top Employers of IBS graduates:
Master of Business Administration, concentrations in:
Apple, Accenture, BlackRock, Bloomberg LP, Care.com, comScore, Inc., Cornerstone Research, Dassault Systemes, Deloitte, EMC, Ernst & Young, Facebook, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, Google, HSBC, IBM, Infor, JP Morgan Chase, Kimberly-Clark, KPMG, Moody’s Analytics, NERA Economic Consulting, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Santander, State Street, Takeda Pharmaceuticals, UBS, Wilson Sporting Goods, World Bank
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Finance Data Analytics Marketing Real Estate
Master of Arts in International Economics and Finance, concentrations in: • • • • •
Applied Economic Analysis Data Analytics Financial Economics Marketing Real Estate Finance
Master of Science in Finance, with concentrations in: • • • •
Asset Management Corporate Finance Risk Management Transfer Pricing and Valuation
Master of Science in Business Analytics
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Brandeis IBS graduates work in: Other:
Financial services
20%
37%
Real-estate:
7% Industry breakdown for class of 2015
Technology:
9%
Government:
Consulting
13%
14%
Meet Brandeis IBS student, Shweta “My professors taught me so much about global business and leadership,” she says. “And I learned a lot from my classmates, too.” “I wanted a place where I could hone my technological and marketing skills but more importantly, I wanted a school that gave me exposure to different cultures and an understanding of how to do business in other countries.” “Working at The Mathworks in my first year out of business school was my dream come true,” she says. “It was the perfect combination: a U.S. company where I could use my skills in technology and marketing.” Raisoni currently works at Google as a product specialist. “Everyone there was so helpful,” she says. “They worked with me on my cover letter and resume and really prepared me for job interviews.” Shweta Raisoni Jalgaon, India MBA ’13 Alumni, Brandeis IBS
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Source: Duquesne University
Duquesne University was established in 1878 primarily as a school for the children of Pittsburgh’s poor immigrants, Duquesne today is an educational and economic powerhouse comprising nine schools of study that serves nearly 10,000 students. And is ranked among the best schools in the U.S. For the 10th consecutive year, Duquesne University is again ranked among the U.S. News and World Report’s top tier schools, rising four more spots to No. 120 in the newly released 2018 edition of the Best Colleges rankings. Attributing to student - success in the university is the student-tofaculty ratio. You’ll benefit from a 14:1 student-to-faculty ratio and an academic experience hallmarked by personal attention from an awardwinning faculty. In fact, almost half of all classes have 20 or fewer students, which means you’ll have plenty of opportunities for direct interaction with your professors. In addition, the University has set its values and mission in giving a balanced student-life inside and even outside the campus by providing students worthwhile activities and access to facilities for their wellbeing. With its various student organizations, groups, and services dedicated to making the student-life a success not only socially but academically as well, the university has consistently stayed on top of undergraduate, masters and doctorate programs in the U.S.
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Location 600 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15282, USA
Duquesne University highlights Located at the heart of Pennsylvania state, Duquesne University has a vast and beautiful campus and its proximity to downtown Pittsburgh is one feature students rave about. While strolling to get to class, enjoy the beautiful, safe, self-contained campus with lots of green spaces and a distinctive view of the city skyline. Famous locations like the PPG Paints Arena home to the Pittsburgh Penguins and big-name music concerts is just one block from campus. Walk a few more blocks into town and you’ll be in Pittsburgh’s cultural district, where plays, concerts, comedy shows and the ballet await. There are plenty of stores and restaurants downtown and in nearby neighborhoods, like the SouthSide Works or Station Square.
DU at a glance Founded in: 1878 Postgraduate programs offered: 20 Average class size: 28 Student to faculty ratio: 14:1 International student cohort: 20% Enrolled students: 9,256 Alumni: 93,151
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Barnes & Noble Bookstore & Cafe Charles J. Dougherty Ballroom A.J. Palumbo Center Computer Store 40 computer labs Dining halls and cafes Residence Halls Counselling and Wellbeing Center Health Services and Recreation Services Centers Union NiteSpot Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field Richard King Mellon Hall of Science Genesius Theater
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Source: Duquesne University
#42 Best Value Schools by the U.S. News and World Report 2018 Tuition fees and scholarships Program
Annual tuition fee*
Undergraduate range of $6,618 - $9,194 Gateway (Pathway) (based on level)
Spring
Scholarship† Undergraduate annual merit-based scholarship
$5,000-$18,000
Summer Fall
Undergraduate Programs
from $37,000/year
Undergraduate annual merit-based scholarship
$5,000-$18,000
Graduate* $1,066/ELS course and Gateway (Pathway) $1,259/academic course
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Graduate Programs
N/A
from $23,000/year
*Available for select programs
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Park-like campus in the heart of Pittsburgh.
“The one reason why I chose this school over all the others, was the fact that when I came here I felt much more welcome than in all the other schools. I spoke to the dean and had a 25-minute candid converstaion with him and he had no idea who I was or anything like that and we had a very good conversation, to me that’s what sold me, Here the students are number one, and that is what I love the most.”
Source: Duquesne University
“When the time comes for us to go on our rotations or internships, we are definitely ready. I wouldn’t trade the experience I’ve had here for anything.”
Anthony Elia, Sewell, N.J. Class of 2016 Doctor of Pharmacy Program
“When I visited Duquesne as a high school student, I enjoyed the campus and the people, and now, four years later, I’m certain that I made the right decision.” “Every time I go to class I enjoy it, I never felt I have to go to class, I actually what to go to class and learn. I’ve learned so much from professors, from alking to them, when class is over we are just hanging out with them in general, if you get to know the professors they are very helpful, these professors are really good at what they do.”
Randall Coleman, Pittsburgh, Pa. Class of 2014 Journalism Major
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Programs offered Undergraduate Programs • • • • • • • • • • •
Accounting Economics Entrepreneurship Finance Information Systems Management International Business Legal Studies Management Marketing Sports Marketing Supply Chain Management
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Nursing Health Management Systems Biomedical Engineering Biology Biotechnology Chemistry Physic Environmental Chemistry Enviromental Science
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Pharmacy Psychology Computer Science Digital Media Arts Intergrated Marketing Communications International Relations Mathematics Modern Languages Mutliplatform Journalism Philosophy Political Science Psychology Public Relations and Advertising
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MBA Biomedical Engineering Biotechnology Child Psychology Clinical Mental Health Counselling
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Enviromental Science Educational Studies Pharmacy (Pharm D) Pharmacy Administration Healthcare Ethics Health Management Systems History
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Supply Chain Management Sustainable Business Practices Computational Mathematics Corporate and Integrated Marketing Communications Multimedia Arts Technology
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Source: New Jersey Institute of Technology
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) located in Newark, is one of the leading public polytechnic universities in the U.S. At NJIT, you can expect to find high quality education at an affordable price. With a research expenditure exceeding $110 million annually and industry linkages, you can collaborate and be involved in industry placements while you study. With a focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), NJIT has been recognized among the top 11 public institutions where graduates can expect to earn over higher than the average entry level salaries by Money Magazine and the U.S. News & World Report has ranked the institution at Δ35 for Best Colleges in the nation, and ranked it at Δ8 for alumni earning potential, under the return on investment category, where it is directly related to the cost of studying and earning outcomes for students.
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Location University Heights Newark, New Jersey 07102
Newark and New Jersey highlights Newark is located 15 miles west of New York, a commute of about 22 minutes by public transport. New Jersey boasts of having the highest number of scientists and engineers per square mile among all U.S. states. New Jersey is the home of one of the greatest inventors of all times, Thomas Edison. The Thomas Edison National Historical Park was Edison’s home and laboratory. Approximately five million pages of documents are preserved here to document his life and work including patent records, engineering drawings, and even his personal and business correspondence.
NJIT at a glance Founded in: 1881 NJIT National Ranking: 135 Academic majors available: 36 Graduate programs offered: 61 Average class size: 16 students per class Student to faculty ratio: 18:1 Enrolled students: 11,000
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Open-air roof garden on top of the campus center State-of-the-art facilities and labs On-campus and off-campus housing available
Intakes NJIT has two intake dates per year. Spring (January) Fall (September)
Source: New Jersey Institute of Technology
Twenty minutes from downtown Manhattan by train, students have the opportunity to take advantage of New York City, but still come home to a small campus. Tuition fees and scholarships Program
Tuition fee*
Scholarship† Merit-based
Undergraduate
$28,206
Graduate
$28,092
Undergraduate Pathway
$8,000 - $24,000
$15,959** (per semester)
NJIT student outcomes
Meet the coordinator Alberto Guichardo NJIT I graduated from Ramapo College of New Jersey with a B.S in Global Communications. As a young man who immigrated from the Dominican Republic I am very passionate about helping students achieve their educational goal. I have worked in admissions for five years now as an international admissions counselor. I love helping new students come to the United States and helping them acclimate to the new culture. I strongly believe in the mission statement of NJIT and try my hardest to live by the values of the university. At NJIT, we believe in preparing students to be leaders in the technology-dependent economy of the 21st century and I look forward to helping you become a leader in the global economy.
647: Co-op and Internship placements, continuing a trend of increasing participation year to year 1st: in New Jersey and 16th among public American universities for return on investment, according to PayScale Top 10: for high value-added occupational earning power, according to Brookings Institution 550+: number of companies recruiting on campus during the academic year 92%: graduate employed full time or enrolled in graduate school within a year of graduating.
**On-campus housing is required for first year students *Tuition starts from $28,092 annually. The total tuition fees for an entire program will depend on the length of time required to complete a program. Cost does not include application fees, living costs or the cost of materials. Fees may be subject to change.† Only applicants who apply through EduCo are eligible for the scholarships listed. Scholarships are rewarded based on merit. More scholarships may be available through the institution.
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Programs offered Undergraduate areas of study: Newark College of Engineering • • • • • •
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Biomedical Engineering (B.S.) Electrical Engineering (B.S.) Chemical Engineering (B.S.) Engineering Science (B.S.) Civil Engineering (B.S.) Engineering Technology (B.S.), with concentrations in: • Construction Engineering Technology • Construction Management Technology • Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology • Mechanical Engineering Technology • Medical Informatics Technology • Surveying Engineering Technology • Technology Education • Telecommunications Management Technology Computer Engineering (B.S.) Industrial Engineering (B.S.) Concrete Industry Management (B.S.) Mechanical Engineering (B.S.)
College of Science and Liberal Arts • • • • • • • • • • • •
Applied Physics (B.S.) Environmental Science (B.S.) BioChemistry (B.S.) History (B.A.) Biology (B.A., B.S.) Law, Technology and Culture Biophysics (B.S.) Mathematical Sciences (B.S.) Chemistry (B.S.) Science, Technology and Society (B.S.) Communication and Media (B.A., B.S.) Theatre Arts and Technology (B.S.)
College of Architecture and Design
College of Science and Arts
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Bachelor of Architecture Industrial Design (B.S.) Interior Design (B.A.) Digital Design (B.A.)
Ying Wu College of Computing • • • • • • • •
Bioinformatics (B.S.) Human-Computer Interaction (B.S.) Business and Information Systems (B.S.) Information Systems (B.A.) Computer Science (B.A., B.S.) Information Technology (B.S.) Computing and Business (B.S.) Web and Information Systems (B.S.)
Postgraduate programs available:
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Martin Tuchman School of Management •
Newark College of Engineering • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Biomedical Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Industrial Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Biopharmaceutical Engineering (M.S.) Internet Engineering (M.S.) Chemical Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Manufacturing Engineering (M.S.) Civil Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Mechanical Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Computer Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Occupational Safety and Health (M.S.) Critical Infrastructure Systems (M.S.) Pharmaceutical Engineering (M.S.) Electrical Engineering (M.S, Ph.D.) Pharmaceutical Systems Management (M.S.) Engineering Management (M.S.) Power and Energy Systems (M.S.) Environmental Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Telecommunications (M.S.) Healthcare Systems Management (M.S.) Transportation Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.)
Applied Mathematics (M.S.) Environmental Science (M.S., Ph.D.) Applied Physics (M.S., Ph.D.)Materials Science and Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Applied Statistics (M.S.) Mathematical and Computational Finance (M.S.) Biology (M.S., Ph.D.) Mathematical Sciences (Ph.D.) Biostatistics (M.S.) Pharmaceutical Chemistry (M.S.) Chemistry (M.S., Ph.D.) Technical Communication (M.S.)
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Management (M.S.), with specializations in: • Business Analytics • Global Project Management • Web Systems and Media Management of Technology (M.B.A.), with specializations in: • Information Systems • Marketing • Finance • Healthcare Management • Innovation and Entrepreneurship • Custom • Business Data Science (Ph.D.)
Ying Wu College of Computing • • • • • • • •
Bioinformatics (M.S.) Cybersecurity and Privacy (M.S.) Business and Information Systems (M.S.) Information Systems (M.S., Ph.D.) Computing and Business (M.S.) IT Administration and Security (M.S.) Computer Science (M.S., Ph.D.) Software Engineering (M.S.)
Martin Tuchman School of Management
College of Architecture and Design
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Business (B.S.)
Master of Architecture Master of Infrastructure Planning
Degree key: B.A. – Bachelor of Arts B.S. – Bachelor of Science M.A. – Master of Arts
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M.B.A. – Master of Business Administration M.S. – Master of Science Ph.D. – Doctor of Philosophy
Source: New Jersey Institute of Technology
“NJIT is a place for innovators and problem solvers, people who embrace questioning inquiries, new ideas, and serious discourse marked by both rigorous analysis and respectful debate” Joel S. Blook, NJIT President.
Meet NJIT student, Maggie Maggie Wang joined the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Villanova University after graduating from NJIT in 2006 and is now an associate professor. There she teaches primarily computer engineering courses — computer architecture, logic and design, embedded systems and field-programmable gate-array devices — to undergraduate, M.S. and Ph.D. students. Maggie came to NJIT from Beijing and received a full assistantship with her advisor, Dr. Sotirios Ziavras, who was working on a grant from the Department of Energy to explore FPGA-based high-performance parallel computing architectures for real-time power grid applications. Maggie says all her NJIT professors were very approachable and supportive and that several were involved in research, so she was able to learn about her field from many different aspects. Xiaofang (Maggie) Wang Ph.D. ’06 Newark College of Engineering Alumnus, Computer Engineering Study Guide 2018
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The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) is part of the University System of Maryland, which comprises 12 institutions and is recognized as a leader in excellent academic and research, innovation, economic and workforce development. At UMBC, you will find a program that suits you. With more than 40 graduate degrees available, you will be challenged and thrilled with your studies, while you work side by side with faculty, mentors and researchers. UMBC offers an engaged and diverse community, where everyone comes together to learn and advance in knowledge. UMBC has been recognized as one the Most Innovative Universities in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.
Location 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore, MD 21250
Baltimore highlights UMBC is located in Catonsville, a mediumsized town just 10 minutes outside of Baltimore city. It is close to the BWI Airport, and less than an hour from Washington D.C.- Students can enjoy the safe and quiet atmosphere of Catonsville combined with the convenience and opportunity of being close to two major cities. Catonsville is known for it’s European architecture and lively community events. Throughout the year you can participate in several activities and celebrations.
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The Baltimore-D.C. Metro Area ranks as the sixth largest biotechnology hub in the country, and is home to several Fortune 500 companies, including Marriott, Under Armor, and Lockheed Martin.
UMBC at a glance Founded in: 1966 Postgraduate programs offered: 43 UMBC Public Ranking: 83 Average class size: 9 Student to faculty ratio: 19:1 International student cohort: 600 from 87 countries Enrolled students: 13,640 Graduate students: 2,596
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Recreational facilities including fitness center, track, tennis courts aquatics center 24-hour computer lab 7-story library On-campus housing Free campus shuttle 24-hour study areas 10 computer science labs 4 computer engineering labs 5 electrical engineering labs
Source: University of Maryland, Baltimore County
The average annual household income of students obtaining a graduate degree from UMBC is between $123,654 and $192,630. Tuition fees and scholarships Program Postgraduate programs
Intake dates Fall (August) Spring (January)
International Fellows Program (Pathway)**
Tuition fee* $21,230/year $9,000/semester
Source: www.magazine.umbc.edu/the-power-of-50 **Available for select programs *Tuition starts from $21,230 annually. The total tuition for an entire program will depend on the length of time required to complete a program. Fee does not include application fees, living costs or the cost of materials. Fees may be subject to change.† Only applicants who apply through EduCo are eligible for the scholarships listed. Scholarships are rewarded based on merit. More scholarships may be available through the institution.
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Programs offered Engineering and Information Technology • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (M.S., Ph.D., P.B.C.) Geographic Information Systems (M.P.S., P.B.C.) Computer Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Health Information Technology (M.P.S.) Computer Science (M.S., Ph.D.) Human-Centred Computing (M.S., PhD) Cybersecurity (M.P.S., P.B.C.) Information Systems (M.S., PhD) Electrical Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.) Mechanical Engineering (M.S., PhD, P.B.C.) Engineering Management (M.S., P.B.C) Systems Engineering (M.S., P.B.C.) Environmental Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.)
Humanities and Arts • • • • • •
Historical Studies (M.A.) Language, Literacy and Culture (PhD) Intercultural Communication (M.A.) Music (P.B.C.) Intermedia and Digital Arts (M.F.A) Texts, Technologies and Literature (M.A.)
Natural Sciences and Mathematics • •
Applied Mathematics (PhD, M.S.) Chemistry (M.S., PhD)
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Applied Molecular Biology (M.S.) Marine-Estuarine Environmental Sciences (M.S., PhD) Atmospheric Physics (M.S., PhD) Molecular and Cell Biology (PhD) Biochemistry (PhD) Neurosciences and Cognitive Sciences (PhD) Biological Sciences (PhD, M.S.) Physics (M.S., PhD) Biotechnology (M.P.S.) Statistics (M.S., PhD)
Social Sciences and Education • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Applied Sociology (M.A., P.B.C.) Instructional Systems Development (M.A., P.B.C.) Economic Policy Analysis (M.A.) Management and Aging Services (M.A.) Education (M.A.T., M.A.E., P.B.C.) Psychology, Applied Development (PhD) Emergency Health Services (M.S., P.B.C.) Psychology, Human Services (M.A., PhD) Gender and Women’s Studies (P.B.C.) Psychology, Industrial and Organizational (M.P.S.) Geography and Women’s Studies (P.B.C.) Public Policy (PhD, M.P.P.) Geography and Environmental Systems (M.S., PhD) Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (M.A., P.B.C.) Gerontology (PhD)
Degree key M.A. – Master of Arts M.F.A. – Master of Fine Arts M.P.P. – Master of Public Policy
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M.P.S. – Master of Professional Studies M.S. – Master of Science P.B.C. – Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Meet UMBC student Suhas
Suhas Gopalappa University of Maryland, Baltimore County
To me, the key to achieving my goals is to receive my master’s degree. I decided to pursue this at a place that would challenge me and my abilities in every possible way: the United States. When I started researching universities, I was not aware of the higher education system in America.
The only universities I knew were those in the Ivy League; I soon discovered that the system was much larger than this! With the help of my friends, I got to know about the various university systems and after much research, I had UMBC at the top of my list of colleges I wanted to get into. Fortunately, at this stage I was introduced to Geetha, who worked for EduCo. It was through her I got to meet Ms. Jill Barr, the Assistant Dean of UMBC, while she was in India. The meeting with Jill cemented my choice of UMBC as my graduate school. I applied to UMBC for the fall 2016 semester and had my admission confirmed. I got my I-20 and completed my application for my F-1 visa. I thought everything was set. But fate had something else planned for me; I was rejected in my visa interview. Twice.
It was a tough time. I almost lost hope of pursuing my higher education abroad but Geetha was always there to help me when I needed. She helped me defer my admission to the spring semester. She prepared me more for the visa interview by setting up several mock interviews. With Geetha’s help, I was finally able to get my visa. I arrived in the U.S. in time for orientation. To my surprise, I found Jill there. And to my even bigger surprise, I was welcomed with a big, warm hug from Jill. She remembered me, by name, even after four months had passed since our brief meeting in India. To someone who had come thousands of miles away from home, away from family and friends, that hug meant a lot. It felt like being welcomed to a second home. It was at that moment I knew I had made the right choice of selecting UMBC.
The UMBC Chess Team has been the National Collegiate Team Chess Champions six times since 2003!
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Source: University of Nebraska–Lincoln
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln has been a leader in higher education for 148 years. Considered the cognitive center in the state of Nebraska, the University is a research-extensive institution with an extraordinary focus on undergraduate education. Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experience (UCARE) program was ranked as one of the top 28 undergraduate research programs in the United States according the the US and World Report. Also, NEBRASKA consistently ranks in the top tier of national research universities also by the same body. Furthermore, NEBRASKA was 1 of just 45 U.S. colleges and universities given an “A” grade for safety by Reader’s Digest magazine. And the American Institute for Economic Research ranked it 7th Best City for College Students. There are 150 academic majors at Nebraska to choose from where students can thrive academically in the welcoming and diverse campus atmosphere.
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Location 1400 R Street, Lincoln, NE 68588
Lincoln highlights Lincoln is an up-and-coming city of 300,000 people that has many of the cultural and entertainment benefits of a much larger city, but with the friendly feel of a Midwestern community. Ranked by Forbes as “5th Safest American City”. Lincoln is home to an exciting arts and entertainment scene, new business and technology firms, and strong employment opportunities within a community of scenic parks and bike trails, which inspires and supports success.
Source: University of Nebraska–Lincoln
NEBRASKA at a glance Founded in: 1869 Academic majors offered: 150 Average class size: 28 Student to faculty ratio: 22:1 International student cohort: 2,787 Enrolled students: 25,897
Facilities: • • • • •
College of Business Administration Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts Nebraska Nanoscale College of Engineering Nebraska Food for Health Center
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is a member of the Big Ten Conference, which is a collection of the preeminent universities in the U.S. for academic and athletic excellence.
Application dates NEBRASKA has three intake terms annually. Spring semester: January Summer terms: May Fall semester: August
Tuition fees and scholarships Program
Tuition fee*
Scholarship† Merit-based
Undergraduate programs
from $25,166/year*
$2,000 - $14,500
Undergraduate Pathway programs Intensive English Program (IEP)
Meet the coordinator Brent Schmoker UNL Brent received his B.S. in Biological Sciences from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) and is a proud Husker alumni. Brentserves as an International Recruitment Specialist and manages all aspects of the UNL partnership with EduCo. He enjoys helping prospective students discover why UNL could be the perfect fit for their overseas education and loves meeting people from different cultures and trying new foods! Brent is also a linguist (fluent in Brazilian Portuguese and conversational in Spanish) and is actively seeking a new language to learn. In his free time, Brent likes to bike, play sand volleyball and drink good coffee.
Credit English for Academic Purposes (CEAP) Program
$5,040/semester
$9,717.50/semester (assuming 13 credit hours)
Famous Alum Warren Buffett, a 1951 graduate of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, currently has a net worth of $60.8 billion and is the world’s third-richest person according to the Forbes 2016 billionaires list.
*Tuition starts from $25,166 annually. The total tuition for an entire program will depend on the length of time required to complete a program. Fee does not include application fees, living costs or the cost of materials. Fees may be subject to change.† Only applicants who apply through EduCo are eligible for the scholarships listed. Scholarships are rewarded based on merit and are renewable annually. More scholarships may be available through the institution.
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Programs offered Undergraduate areas of study: Business • • • • • • • • • •
Accounting International Business Actuarial Science Management Agribusiness Marketing Business Administration Natural Resources & Environmental Economics Supply Chain Management Finance
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History Sociology
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Architecture Landscape Architecture Interior Design
Journalism • • •
Advertising and Public Relations Journalism Broadcasting
Agriculture
Engineering • • • • • • • • • • • •
Agricultural Construction Management Biological Systems Electrical Chemical Mechanical Civil Mechanized Systems Management Computer Software Construction
STEM • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Animal Science Grassland Ecology and Management Applied Climate Science Insect Science Applied Science Integrated Science Biochemistry Mathematics Biological Sciences Meteorology – Climatology Computer Sciences Microbiology Chemistry Physics Environmental Restoration Plant Biology Food Science and Technology Veterinary Science Horticulture Veterinary Technology Geology Water Science
Social Sciences • • • • • •
Anthropology Philosophy Child, Youth and Family Studies Political Science Geography Psychology
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Agricultural and Environmental Science Communication Agronomy Agricultural Economics Food Technology for Companion Animals Agricultural Education Grazing Livestock Systems
Languages • • • • •
English Classical Languages French Modern Languages and Literatures German
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Art, with specializations in: • Ceramics • Graphic Design • History • Painting and drawing • Photography • Printmaking • Sculpture Interdisciplinary Studies Art History Music Dance Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design Film and New Media Theatre, with specializations in: • Design and Technical Production • Directing and Management • Performance
Education • • • • • •
Biology (7 – 12) Inclusive Early Childhood (Birth – Grade 3) Business and I.T. (6 – 12) Latin (7 – 12) Chemistry (7 – 12) Mathematics (7 – 12)
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Early Childhood in a Mobile Society Music Education Earth and Space Science (7 – 12) Physics (7 – 12) Elementary Education and Special Education (K -6) Russian (7 – 12) Elementary (K – 6) Science (7 – 12) Elementary Education (K – 6) and Early Childhood Education (Age 3 – Grade 3) Secondary English (7 – 12) Family and Consumer Science (6 - 12) Spanish (7 – 12) French (7 – 12) Special Education (7 – 12) German (7 – 12) Social Science (7 – 12) Human Development and Family Science
Liberal Arts • • • • • • • • • • •
Classical and Religious Studies Great Plains Studies Communication Studies Individualized Programs of Study Environmental Studies Latin American Studies Ethnic Studies Medieval and Renaissance Studies Film Studies Women’s and Gender Studies Global Studies
Other • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Athletic Training Nutrition Science Criminology and Criminal Justice Nutrition, Exercise and Health Science Community Health and Wellness PGA Golf Management Culinology Pre-Health Academic Options (requires a major program) Fisheries and Wildlife Pre-Law (requires a major program) Hospitality, Restaurant and Tourism Management Turfgrass and Landscape Management Nutrition and Dietetics Speech-Language Pathology
Source: University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Meet NEBRASKA student
Lijing Zhang
A native of China, Lijing Zhang was accepted into several U.S. universities. She chose the University of Nebraska–Lincoln because of its high ranking and affordable cost. She didn’t visit campus before enrolling but as soon as she arrived on campus she knew she had made the best choice. Lijing spends a lot of time practicing English in and out of the classroom. She’s also developed a strong friendship
with three American students who share her on-campus apartment suite with her. During her junior year, Lijing continued her global education through NEBRASKA’s study abroad program at the University of Heidelberg in Germany. As a double major in Global Studies and German, Lijing is confident her experiences at NEBRASKA will give her a competitive edge in finding a job after graduation.
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Source: University of St. Thomas
The University of St. Thomas is a comprehensive urban university, located in the St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota. It has been ranked Δ115 of the U.S. News and World Report in its National Universities category, Δ1 Best Value in Minnesota, and again, Δ63 Best Value in the U.S. As a student at St. Thomas, you will be educated to become a morally responsible leader who thinks critically, acts wisely and works skilfully to advance the common good. You will graduate prepared for the complexities of the contemporary world. Through disciplinary and interdisciplinary inquiry and deep intercultural understanding, you will be inspired to lead and develop with the skill and empathy to create a better world.
Location 1400 R Street, Lincoln, NE 68588
Twin Cities highlights Minneapolis and Saint Paul are two of Minnesota’s largest cities that are in close proximity to each, hence, called the Twin Cities. Walk along Summit Avenue and marvel at the grandeur of historic landmarks which include the Summit Terrace, home of F. Scott Fitzgerald and and a long stretch of equally notable Victorian homes. The state of Minnesota is also known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes. The most popular of these is Lake Superior, the world’s largest fresh water lake.
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St. Thomas at a glance
Source: University of St. Thomas
Founded in: 1885 Academic majors available: 90 Postgraduate programs available: 40 Average class size: 21 Student to faculty ratio: 15:1 International student: 574 Enrolled students: 10,245
Location 2115 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55105
More than 90% of undergraduate students receive merit-based scholarships.
Intake dates Fall (August)
Tuition fees and scholarships
Spring (January)
Annual fee*
Scholarship†
Undergraduate programs
$29,594
$5,000 to $15,000
Graduate programs
$15,071
Program
Summer (May)
Meet the coordinator Brian Raiche University of St. Thomas Brian assists students with the process of attending the University of St. Thomas. He helps students from the point of inquiry to application to matriculation.
Undergraduate Pathway
$1,510/ELS course
Graduate Pathway programs††
$1,510/ELS course
merit-based**
St. Thomas: preparing you for your career St. Thomas Career Development Center prepares students for life after college by providing on campus interviews, job fairs, internships and job postings. The Center has such an impact on students, that in 2014, 95% of graduates were employed or enrolled in further study within six months of graduating. The average starting salary for graduates is $44,000.
Brian enjoys the variety and the fast-paced nature of his position. Whether he’s traveling around the world to talk to prospective students or skyping with a student to help prepare for a visa interview, he is always working in the best interest of the students. **renewable annually for a maximum amount of $60,000 over 4 years (undergraduate only). *Tuition starts from amount mentioned annually. The total tuition for an entire program will depend on the length of time required to complete a program. Fee does not include application fees, living costs or the cost of materials. Fees may be subject to change.† ††
Available for select programs
Only applicants who apply through EduCo are eligible for the scholarships listed. Scholarships are rewarded based on merit and renewable annually. More scholarships may be available through the institution.
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Programs offered Undergraduate areas of study: • Actuarial Science (B.S) • Health Education (B.A.) • Art History (B.A.) • Health Promotion Sciences (B.S.) • Biochemistry (B.S.) • History (B.A.) • Biology (B.A., B.S.) • Biology of Global Health (B.S.) • Business Administration (B.A.), with concentrations in: • Accounting • Communication • Entrepreneurship • Family Business • Financial Management • General Business Management • Human Resource Management • International Business • Leadership and Management • Legal Studies in Business • Marketing Management • Operations Management • Real Estate Studies (B.S.) • International Business (B.A.), with concentrations in: • French intensive • Spanish intensive • German intensive • Catholic Studies (B.A.) • International Studies (B.A.) • Chemistry (B.A., B.S.) • Justice and Peace Studies (B.A.), with concentrations in: • Conflict Transformation • Leadership for Social Justice • Public Policy Analysis and Advocacy • Classical Civilization (B.A.) • Latin (B.A.) • Classical Languages (B.A.) • Liberal Arts – Engineering (B.A.) • Communication and Journalism (B.A.) • Literary Studies (B.A.) • Computer Science (B.A.) • Mathematics (B.A.) • Computer Engineering (B.S.C.P.E.) • Mechanical Engineering (B.S.M.E.) • Criminal Justice (B.A.) • BS Civil Engineering • Music (B.A.), with concentrations in: • Business
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• Liturgical music • Performance (B.M.) Economics (B.A., B.S.) Neuroscience (B.S.) Education (B.A.) Philosophy (B.A.) Electrical Engineering (B.S.E.E.) Physics (B.A., B.S.) English (B.A.), with concentrations in: • Education (5-12) • Creative Writing Political Science (B.A.) Environmental Science (B.S.), with concentrations in: • Biology • Chemistry • Geoscience Psychology (B.A.) Environmental Studies (B.A.), with concentrations in: • Business • Humanities • Natural Science • Social Science Public Health Studies (B.A.) Exercise Science (B.S.) Social Sciences (B.A.) Family Studies (B.A.) Social Work (B.A.) French (B.A.) Sociology (B.A.) Geography and Environmental Studies (B.A.) Spanish (B.A.) Geography –Geographic Information Systems (B.A.) Statistics (B.S.) Geology (B.A., B.S.) Theology (B.A.), with concentrations in: • Lay Ministry German (B.A.) Women’s Studies (B.A.)
Postgraduate programs available: • Accountancy (M.S.) • Marketing Communication (P.G.C.) • Big Data (P.G.C.) • Master of Business Administration • Master of Laws, with specializations in: • Organizational Ethics and Compliance, U.S. Law • Mechanical Engineering (M.S.)
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Catholic Studies (M.A.) Medical Device Development (P.G.C.) Community Education Administration (M.A.) Museum Studies (P.G.C.) Computer Security (P.G.C.) Music Education (M.A.), with intensives in: • Choral • Instrumental • Kodály • Orff Schulwerk • Piano Pedagogy Corporate Communication (P.G.C.) Organizational Development and Change (M.A., Ed.D.) Counseling Psychology Pastoral Ministry (M.A.) Counseling Psychology (Psy.D.) Plano Pedagogy (P.G.C.) Data Management (P.G.C.) Power Electronics and Systems (P.G.C.) Data Science (M.S.) Public Safety and Law Enforcement Leadership (M.A.) Digital Experience (P.G.C.) Real Estate (P.G.C.) Educational Leadership and Administration (M.A.) Regulatory Science (M.S.) Electrical Engineering (M.S.) Religious Education (M.A.) Embedded Systems (P.G.C.) Social Work (DSW) Engineering for Educators (P.G.C.) Software Engineering (M.S.) English (M.A.) Software Management (M.S.) Executive Coaching (P.G.C.) Special Education (M.A.), with intensives in: • Academic Behavioral Strategist • Autism Spectrum Disorders • Developmental Disabilities • Early Childhood • Emotional Behavioral Disabilities • Emotional Behavioral Disabilities • Learning Disabilities
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Executive Master of Business Administration Special Education Autism Spectrum Disorders (P.G.C.) Global Business (P.G.C.) Strategic Growth (P.G.C.) Health Care Communication (M.S.) Systems Engineering (M.S.) Healthcare Analysis (P.G.C.) Teacher Education (M.A.), with specializations in: • Elementary K-6
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K-12 Health/Physical Education K-12 Instrumental Music K-12 Spanish K-12 Vocal Music Secondary Chemistry Secondary Communication Arts and Literature (English) Secondary Earth and Space Science Secondary Life Science Secondary Mathematics Secondary Physics Secondary Social Studies
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Information Technology (M.S.) Teaching College Art History (P.G.C.) Juris Doctor in Law Teaching College English (P.G.C.) Law, with concentration in Organizational Ethics and Compliance Teaching World Music (P.G.C.) Leadership in Student Affairs (M.A.) Technology Management (M.S.) Manufacturing Engineering (M.S.) Theology (M.A.) Manufacturing System (P.G.C.)
Meet St.Thomas student Nahn about his experience at St. Thomas in both English and Vietnamese! Why did you choose the University of St. Thomas? I have more than one reason to choose St. Thomas. First of all, I love the environment and people at St. Thomas. Secondly, St. Thomas got one of the best Career Development Centers. And lastly it was because of the scholarship that I was offered. Nahn Thai Nguyen Vietnam Meet Nhan, an Information Systems and Business Administration major from Thai Nguyen, Vietnam. Nhan answered some questions for us
What do you like most about St. Thomas? What I like most about St. Thomas is the class size. We only have about 30 students max in a class. That gives each and every student more
than enough time to interact and communicate with their professors as well as classmates. It has been helping me a lot with my study. What is some advice you would give to students applying to St. Thomas? I only have 1 advice for prospect students: open up. They will surely enjoy their time here. What is one thing that surprised you about St. Thomas? When I started at St. Thomas, the thing that surprised me the most was the people. Everyone including professors, staffs and fellow students are super friendly and helpful. Help can be found anywhere and anytime.
Source: University of St. Thomas
St Thomas’ Anderson Student Center is recognized as one of the best in the U.S.
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HOW TO
APPLY
Download the application form from the EduCo website: www.educoglobal.com
Complete the form and submit, along with any supporting documents required. Each institution may require different supporting documents. Review the application requirements for your selected institution, and send through to the email address listed on the form.
Once your application has been reviewed and you have been admitted, you will be sent a Letter of Offer or a notification of Conditional Admission. This will outline the conditions that must be met before you receive your Confirmation of Enrollment or formal Offer of Admission.
Fulfill the conditions outlined in the Letter of Offer or notification of Conditional Admission. This will vary depending on your chosen destination. Please refer to your letter to ensure you comply with the conditions.
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Receive your Letter of Admission or ConďŹ rmation of Enrolment! This is crucial for applying for your visa; please follow the instructions and ensure you have the necessary documents.
Submit the necessary ďŹ nancial documents to secure your I-20 from U.S. institution.
Apply for your visa. Each country has its own process for visa applications, please ensure you check the relevant website.
Prepare for arrival!
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