Study Abroad : How amny IELTS score required for study in Auz?
Study Abroad : How amny IELTS score required for study in Auz?
Study Abroad: In case of undergraduate studies, an overall score of Band 6.0-6.5 (with no individual band less than 6.0) is required and for the postgraduate degrees, an overall score of Band 6.5 (with no individual band less than 6.0) is required.
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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Where should i study abroad, Lisbon, Portugal or Barcelona, Spain?
So i am planing on studying abroad for the spring of 09 and i have narrowed my choice of cities down to two Lisbon or Barcelona. Where should i go?
I am leaning towards Lisbon because it looks like a great city and a fun one. But Barcelona seems the be the more popular choice. Also i don't speak an porchagese but some Spanish, although, i guess they speak Catalan in Barcelona.
Where should i go? Also if you have been or lived in these cites what was your experience?
Where should i study abroad, Lisbon, Portugal or Barcelona, Spain?
Hello,
I am currently living in Spain (have been for the past 2 and a half years). I lived in Madrid for 2 years and now I am down on the south coast.
I have never lived in Barcelona but I have visited it twice and I have mixed feeling about it. When I went there the first time in 2006, it was a beautiful city, great for exploring and there were so many wonderful things to see and do. I just went there again this past summer and it didn't seem the same. Maybe it is better for visiting than for living. But I don't know.
Some people will tell you that the people from Barcelona are very cold and closed off but others will say the opposite. I say that you get a bit of both but for the most part they people are nice. (Not as open and friendly as the southerners though).
I have never been to Lisbon but I have been to Faro. Faro is not really a nice city (rundown and industrial) but maybe Lisbon is different. Portugal is lovely though...the south is beautiful.
But if you know a little Spanish you might be better off in Barcelona.
Here is a good point...Do you want to learn a language?
If you want to learn Spanish choose Barcelona
If you want to learn Portuguese choose Lisbon.
But either choice you make, you will be going somewhere amazing AND very close together compared to the distances in North America.
Hope that helps.
Diana :)
http://www.helping-you-learn-english.com
Reply:Try to visit this site, you may find may useful informations on study abroad:
http://summer-study-abroad-program.blogs...
Reply:Lisbon is a nice and pleasent place.
I am leaning towards Lisbon because it looks like a great city and a fun one. But Barcelona seems the be the more popular choice. Also i don't speak an porchagese but some Spanish, although, i guess they speak Catalan in Barcelona.
Where should i go? Also if you have been or lived in these cites what was your experience?
Where should i study abroad, Lisbon, Portugal or Barcelona, Spain?
Hello,
I am currently living in Spain (have been for the past 2 and a half years). I lived in Madrid for 2 years and now I am down on the south coast.
I have never lived in Barcelona but I have visited it twice and I have mixed feeling about it. When I went there the first time in 2006, it was a beautiful city, great for exploring and there were so many wonderful things to see and do. I just went there again this past summer and it didn't seem the same. Maybe it is better for visiting than for living. But I don't know.
Some people will tell you that the people from Barcelona are very cold and closed off but others will say the opposite. I say that you get a bit of both but for the most part they people are nice. (Not as open and friendly as the southerners though).
I have never been to Lisbon but I have been to Faro. Faro is not really a nice city (rundown and industrial) but maybe Lisbon is different. Portugal is lovely though...the south is beautiful.
But if you know a little Spanish you might be better off in Barcelona.
Here is a good point...Do you want to learn a language?
If you want to learn Spanish choose Barcelona
If you want to learn Portuguese choose Lisbon.
But either choice you make, you will be going somewhere amazing AND very close together compared to the distances in North America.
Hope that helps.
Diana :)
http://www.helping-you-learn-english.com
Reply:Try to visit this site, you may find may useful informations on study abroad:
http://summer-study-abroad-program.blogs...
Reply:Lisbon is a nice and pleasent place.
Study Abroad : what is the criteria for taking direct admission in Monash University - Australia??
Study Abroad : what is the criteria for taking direct admission in Monash University - Australia??
Study Abroad : what is the criteria for taking direct admission in Monash University - Australia??
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Study Abroad : what is the criteria for taking direct admission in Monash University - Australia??
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Study Abroad : are you offering speech pathology and audiology therapy course in any australian universities?
Study Abroad : are you offering speech pathology and audiology therapy course in any australian universities if so please kindly forward me about the intake and the cost of the course and any scholarships if available
Study Abroad : are you offering speech pathology and audiology therapy course in any australian universities?
Hmmm, from my knowledge, there are few scholarships for international students. The American Government can sometimes pay for your education here. They are paying for my American aunty's nursing course.
Speech pathology is certainly here. I haven't really looked into it.
You have to think were you are going. Which state.
We have 8 states and territories, and I believe over 40 Universities.
You need to first choose a state, then look for Universities in them. It's quite easy. Go to google, look up Australian states: Queensland- sunny, tourist galour, full of theme parks
Tasmania- Low population island- easy to live- beach
South Australia- Mines, Uranium, large state, Cheapest to live
Northern territory- Has desert. Hot, small population, indiginous people, highly modernised capital despite being small.
Western Australia- Most expensive to live. Capital is sort of isolated, over 2000km from the next capital City.
NSW- Has Sydney, massive city, lots of things to do, very expensive
ACT. Nation's capital, has gallaries, science, research universities, art museums, architecture, EVERYTHING fun, national library, memorials, only problem is small population
Victoria- Dense population. Large city. You can do anything. Not too expensive. Cold.
After you choose a state, try go onto wikipedia, look it up, get the capital city, and check under education. Even try wikipedia-ing univerities in Australia for a list and location.
University of Adelaide is pretty good. Adelaide is over 1million people, has HD TV, high speed internet, high speed phones- 3G, and traffic is good for the size. Also LOTS OF PUBLIC TRANSPOTATION. You can live there without a car. Really cheap place for a student. Low stress levels. Weather usually around 20-30 degrees.
Reply:Study Abroad: Kindly explore the following link-www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au
Study Abroad : are you offering speech pathology and audiology therapy course in any australian universities?
Hmmm, from my knowledge, there are few scholarships for international students. The American Government can sometimes pay for your education here. They are paying for my American aunty's nursing course.
Speech pathology is certainly here. I haven't really looked into it.
You have to think were you are going. Which state.
We have 8 states and territories, and I believe over 40 Universities.
You need to first choose a state, then look for Universities in them. It's quite easy. Go to google, look up Australian states: Queensland- sunny, tourist galour, full of theme parks
Tasmania- Low population island- easy to live- beach
South Australia- Mines, Uranium, large state, Cheapest to live
Northern territory- Has desert. Hot, small population, indiginous people, highly modernised capital despite being small.
Western Australia- Most expensive to live. Capital is sort of isolated, over 2000km from the next capital City.
NSW- Has Sydney, massive city, lots of things to do, very expensive
ACT. Nation's capital, has gallaries, science, research universities, art museums, architecture, EVERYTHING fun, national library, memorials, only problem is small population
Victoria- Dense population. Large city. You can do anything. Not too expensive. Cold.
After you choose a state, try go onto wikipedia, look it up, get the capital city, and check under education. Even try wikipedia-ing univerities in Australia for a list and location.
University of Adelaide is pretty good. Adelaide is over 1million people, has HD TV, high speed internet, high speed phones- 3G, and traffic is good for the size. Also LOTS OF PUBLIC TRANSPOTATION. You can live there without a car. Really cheap place for a student. Low stress levels. Weather usually around 20-30 degrees.
Reply:Study Abroad: Kindly explore the following link-www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au
Study Abroad : i wish to know the universities which are having airline or aviation management in australia.?
Study Abroad : i wish to know the universities which are having airline or aviation management in australia.
Study Abroad : i wish to know the universities which are having airline or aviation management in australia.?
Study Abroad: You can opt for Swinburne, University of New South Wales or RMIT.
Reply:Try looking Here. It’s an excellent site with some wonderful options for you. You won't regret opening it. It will definitely help you. Have a look.
http://www.students-study-abroad.co.nr/
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Study Abroad : i wish to know the universities which are having airline or aviation management in australia.?
Study Abroad: You can opt for Swinburne, University of New South Wales or RMIT.
Reply:Try looking Here. It’s an excellent site with some wonderful options for you. You won't regret opening it. It will definitely help you. Have a look.
http://www.students-study-abroad.co.nr/
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I am a high school junior wanting to study abroad in Australia. I cannot find any scholarships. Ideas?
I have been to Sweden before on an exchange program but didn't get to study. I did however, get to go there using a scholarship. Since next year I'll be a senior, I would really like to use a semester (out of the two we have at WCHS) to study in Austalia (because they speak English and I've always wanted to go). For the life of me though, I cannot find a scholarship for studying abroad in Australia. Is there anyone who can help?
Thanks! :]
I am a high school junior wanting to study abroad in Australia. I cannot find any scholarships. Ideas?
Hi!
You will find everything on the websites below:
For Canada: http://www.aucc.ca
For Singapore http://www.educationtimes.com
For UK: http://www.britishcouncil.org/
For France: http://www.campusfrance.org/en
For USA http://www.fulbright-india.org
For Germany http://www.campus-germany.org
For Netherlands http://www.nuffic.nl
For Australia: http://www.idp.com/usa
The above website are the websites of the respective governments to assist international students. Go to their offices only.
For GMAT: http://www.mba.com
For TOEFL: http://www.ets.org/toefl
http://www.geebeeworld.com
You can always do a MBA. Now keep one thing in mind. The country of the MBA program is really not that important as much as the accreditation. These three accreditations are very important - AMBA, AACSB and EQUIS.
Which ever program you apply to, make sure it has at least one of these accreditations. Then you need not be worried about the programs recognition. Have a look at their websites and select programs listed there.
AACSB - http://www.aacsb.edu/
AMBA - http://www.mbaworld.com/page/welcome/...
EQUIS - http://www.efmd.org/html/home.asp...
All the best!
http://www.nataliahule.blogspot.com...
Reply:Although it is probably too late because of so many people like you, you might look at the American Field Service exchange program.
Only one I know for HS. More for college.
Reply:go to the idp site...they provide all info about studying in australia
Reply:Try talking to your school guidance counselor. Sometimes they have a "Sponsership" program )kind of like a scholarship program, but you get people to sponsor you. Good luck
Thanks! :]
I am a high school junior wanting to study abroad in Australia. I cannot find any scholarships. Ideas?
Hi!
You will find everything on the websites below:
For Canada: http://www.aucc.ca
For Singapore http://www.educationtimes.com
For UK: http://www.britishcouncil.org/
For France: http://www.campusfrance.org/en
For USA http://www.fulbright-india.org
For Germany http://www.campus-germany.org
For Netherlands http://www.nuffic.nl
For Australia: http://www.idp.com/usa
The above website are the websites of the respective governments to assist international students. Go to their offices only.
For GMAT: http://www.mba.com
For TOEFL: http://www.ets.org/toefl
http://www.geebeeworld.com
You can always do a MBA. Now keep one thing in mind. The country of the MBA program is really not that important as much as the accreditation. These three accreditations are very important - AMBA, AACSB and EQUIS.
Which ever program you apply to, make sure it has at least one of these accreditations. Then you need not be worried about the programs recognition. Have a look at their websites and select programs listed there.
AACSB - http://www.aacsb.edu/
AMBA - http://www.mbaworld.com/page/welcome/...
EQUIS - http://www.efmd.org/html/home.asp...
All the best!
http://www.nataliahule.blogspot.com...
Reply:Although it is probably too late because of so many people like you, you might look at the American Field Service exchange program.
Only one I know for HS. More for college.
Reply:go to the idp site...they provide all info about studying in australia
Reply:Try talking to your school guidance counselor. Sometimes they have a "Sponsership" program )kind of like a scholarship program, but you get people to sponsor you. Good luck
Turkish Study Abroad Programs for Foreign High School Students?
My younger sister is interested in studying abroad for a year of High School. Does anyone know a program accepting American High School students in Turkey?
Turkish Study Abroad Programs for Foreign High School Students?
Apart from Robert College (www.robcol.k12.tr) and Üsküdar Amerikan (www.uaa.k12.tr), there are also British International School İstanbul, Istanbul International Community School, Kemer Schools (Canadian), MEF International School, The Koç School, Yüzyıl Işıl.
www.bis.k12.tr
www.iics.k12.tr
www.kemer.k12.tr
www.mefinternationalschool.com
www.kocschool.k12.tr
www.yuzyil.isil.k12.tr
Reply:Try AIESEC:
http://www.aiesec.org
We had an American guest student in highschool for one year and Turkish students went with the program, too. Needless to say, education language in our highschool was English.
Edit: After reading Greeting's post, our highschool is a state school, i.e. free.
Reply:I dont know honestly but I know what school she should go if she ever comes here. Btw it would be hard for an American student to study in a Turkish high school since ours are way harder. She should choose Robert Amerikan Lisesi (translated as Robert American College, College here stands for a private highschool so dont confuse), or Üsküdar Amerikan Lisesi. Btw u need to be paying for those 2 since they are private. But they are top notch schools, those ones are even hard to find around Europe.
Turkish Study Abroad Programs for Foreign High School Students?
Apart from Robert College (www.robcol.k12.tr) and Üsküdar Amerikan (www.uaa.k12.tr), there are also British International School İstanbul, Istanbul International Community School, Kemer Schools (Canadian), MEF International School, The Koç School, Yüzyıl Işıl.
www.bis.k12.tr
www.iics.k12.tr
www.kemer.k12.tr
www.mefinternationalschool.com
www.kocschool.k12.tr
www.yuzyil.isil.k12.tr
Reply:Try AIESEC:
http://www.aiesec.org
We had an American guest student in highschool for one year and Turkish students went with the program, too. Needless to say, education language in our highschool was English.
Edit: After reading Greeting's post, our highschool is a state school, i.e. free.
Reply:I dont know honestly but I know what school she should go if she ever comes here. Btw it would be hard for an American student to study in a Turkish high school since ours are way harder. She should choose Robert Amerikan Lisesi (translated as Robert American College, College here stands for a private highschool so dont confuse), or Üsküdar Amerikan Lisesi. Btw u need to be paying for those 2 since they are private. But they are top notch schools, those ones are even hard to find around Europe.
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