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Average SAT Subject Test Scores for 2009
High school students can take the SAT Subject Tests to demonstrate their proficiency in the areas of Mathematics, Science, History and Social Studies, Languages and English. Students can take one or more of the 20 SAT Subject tests that are offered in these areas. Some colleges ask that applicants take at least three SAT Subject [...]
Average SAT Reasoning Scores for 2009
The College Board has released the average SAT scores for the graduating class of 2009. The average SAT scores for 2009 for the reasoning test are not much different from the average SAT score of 2008. Critical reading and writing average SAT score dropped by a point. The average score for Mathematics remained the same. [...]
21 Colleges that do not Require the SAT for Admission
A lot of international students often struggle with taking the SAT for undergraduate college admission in the US. Most US colleges required prospective students to submit results of standardized test scores with their application. However, some schools have recently changed their standpoint on standardized tests and no longer require students to take the SAT or [...]
Average SAT Scores – Is Your SAT Score Good Enough?
Students often wonder what should be considered a good SAT score. They are sometimes worried that their SAT score is not good enough to get into the college of their choice. Students will often take the SAT multiple times to better their score. Although a perfect SAT score is as good as it gets, only [...]
5 Things to Prepare International Students for Study in the USA
Admission to highly ranked colleges in the USA is very competitive. This can get even more competitive for international students when they are seeking scholarships from the college to fund their studies. International students can do a few things while they are in high school to increase their chances of admission to a US college [...]
10 Commonly Asked Questions at the F-1 Visa Interview
The visa interview is the last hurdle international students need to pass on their way to higher education in the US. In my experience, if you are a genuine student and have taken the SAT, TOEFL, obtained an I-20 from a decent school and have financial sponsors and related documents, the visa interview should not [...]
USA Scholarship for the Average International Student
We all know how competitive it can get for an international student to get a scholarship at an American university. Not all universities offer scholarships to international students and those that do only have a limited number of scholarships. The competition for these scholarships can be fierce. Typically there are thousands of students from all [...]
University of Indianapolis – International student scholarships
The University of Indianapolis founded in 1902 is a comprehensive private institution of higher learning. The university’s 4,700 students are drawn from around the world to the academically challenging undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs the University offers, particularly the excellent programs in business, education and the nationally ranked health sciences. The Distinguished Dean’s Scholarship, International [...]
Adrian College – Free room and board
Adrian College is a private, co-educational college of liberal arts and sciences related to The United Methodist Church. Adrian, Michigan (pop. 22,000) is located 45 minutes from Ann Arbor and Toledo, Ohio, and 90 minutes from Detroit. Adrian College is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and has received recognition for [...]
Preparation
Congratulations! You have made an excellent choice by deciding to study in the United States. The U.S. is still the number one destination for students seeking a college degree. It’s been said over and over again that America is a land of opportunity and it really is. I personally feel that I can achieve everything [...]