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Junior Colleges in the US - Industry Risk Rating Report by IBISWorld, 2010-08-23
Junior Colleges in the US - Industry Market Research Report by IBISWorld, 2010-07-30
University Colleges in the US - Industry Risk Rating Report by IBISWorld, 2010-08-23
Financial Resources for International Study: A Guide for Us Students and Professionals
International Law Situations, 1908, with Solutions and Notes by US Naval War College, 1909
World-Class export.(international emulation of US higher education)(Statistical Data Included): An article from: Community College Week by Kristin Lane, 2001-08-20
AP Achiever (Advanced Placement* Exam Preparation Guide) for AP US Government: College Test Prep by Stephanie Larson, 2008-02-15
University Colleges in the US - Industry Market Research Report by IBISWorld, 2010-08-13
CHRISTIAN REALISMS RESPONSE TO INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM by Major, USAF Paul L. Sherouse, 2010-03-16
Women in medicine: What can international comparisons tell us (Faculty working papers - College of Commerce and Business Administration, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) by John B Parrish, 1971
Security assistance in peace and war (Special report / Strategic Studies Institute, US Army War College) by Wayne P Halstead, 1983
Colleges, Universities and Professional Schools in the US - Industry Market Research Report by IBISWorld, 2008-02-01
International Medical Graduates in Us Hospitals: A Guide for Program Directors by Lawrence G. Smith, Faroque A. Khan, 1995-03-01
Design School Confidential: Extraordinary Class Projects From the International Design Schools, Colleges, and Institutes by Steven Heller, Lita Talarico, 2009-10-01

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EDUCATION/STUDYING IN THE U.S.
Affairs/us Department of State) information for international students aboutstudying in the United States, including links to accredited colleges and
http://www.usembassy.at/en/us/educ.htm

Extractions: Contact Us "The doors of U.S. educational institutions are open to all qualified students from around the world. The United States is proud of an educational system that attracts students and scholars from across the globe. In the words of President Bush, "We encourage international students to take part in our educational system. .... The relationships that are formed between individuals from different countries, as part of international education programs and exchanges ...foster goodwill that develops into vibrant, mutually beneficial partnerships among nations." (Source: Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs /U.S. Department of State) Fulbright Commission (Austrian-American Educational Commission-AAEC), offers concise information, much of it in German, about the high school year in the U.S., costs of studying in the U.S., accreditation, selecting a university, timetable for application, summer programs, application, financial aid, visa information, tax obligations, internships, distance education, credential evaluation, English courses in the U.S., etc.
.:Career Center:Fellowships In Public Service.
arms control and disarmament, international security and to graduating seniors fromfifty colleges and universities The us Schweitzer Fellows Programs®provide
http://www.idealist.org/career/fellowship.html

Extractions: draw_head('%2Fcareer%2Ffellowship.html'); draw_career_menu('fellowship'); ellowships in Public Service Nonprofit and Public Policy Fellowships On this page you will find descriptions and contact information for a variety of nonprofit and public policy fellowships. At this point, most of these are in the United States. If you know of other fellowships, anywhere in the world, that should be listed here, please email lea@idealist.org . If you notice any broken links or bugs, please email web@idealist.org Nonprofit Organizational Fellowships International Fellowships The Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships (AFPF) is a unique, on-the-job training program for print journalists from developing and transitional countries with an emerging free press. Mid-career reporters and editors spend five months in American newsrooms for an in-depth, practical introduction to the professional and ethical standards of the U.S. print media. In 2003 a Daniel Pearl Fellowship (DPF) was created under the auspices of AFPF to honor slain journalist Daniel Pearl. The American India Foundation Service Corps Fellowship is a selective program that builds bridges between America and India by sending talented and skilled young Americans to work with leading non-governmental organizations in India for a period of nine months. The Fellowship runs from September to June each year. During this time, the Fellows immerse themselves with organizations working on causes related to livelihood, primary education, public health and human rights.
How To Use This Website
overseas; many of these universities, colleges and schools a directory listing youwish us to include The publishers of international Education Website regret
http://www.internationaleducationmedia.com/

Extractions: International Education Media A Comprehensive Guide to Universities Colleges and Schools Worldwide Home A-Z Countries Courses Translate ... Advertise x Click Here To Promote Your Course Or Institution Read Features and Articles about Courses How to use this website: Use the navigation bar across the top to find an a-z listing of countries who are happy to recruit students from overseas as well as nationally When you find your desired country you will find a list of educational institutions who welcome students from overseas; many of these universities, colleges and schools have contributed features to this site that will explain what students can expect when looking to study abroad. Click on the 'courses' button to browse the different study topics available worldwide. Click on the green button beside each topic to read articles and features about studying a particular course that is of interest to you. Alternatively use the site search to find all relevant information.
CDS International: Programs From The USA
public administration, political science, or international relations. authorizationin Switzerland for recent us graduates from universities and colleges.
http://www.cdsintl.org/fromusa/

Extractions: Co-op Students More Benefits of Hosting CDS Services Company Responsiblities About CDS Training Plan Host Company Manual CDS Online Job Fair For Outbound Participants For Inbound Participants For Host Companies Career Guidance CDS Bookstore CDSsence Annual Report 2002 Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Staff Contact Us
Colleges, Universities, Libraries - Finding Tools: Tools For Finding The Web Add
ArchGuide www.nav.be/ArchGuide/. Lists us and international colleges and universitieswith architecture programs. architectstore.com www.architectstore.com.
http://www.constructionweblinks.com/Organizations/Colleges_and_Universities/Find

Extractions: asa.aip.org Contains "Directory of Graduate Education in Acoustics," a database of faculty and graduate students involved with acoustics graduate courses or research, including architectural acoustics, engineering acoustics, and structural acoustics and vibration. Provides links to academic departments and programs in acoustics.
Catholic Online Search - Home
Clergy ( 0 / 32 ). colleges Universities ( 37 / 176 ) colleges Universities,us colleges Universities, international colleges Universities
http://www.catholic.org/newsearch/
Education For The US, UK, India, And Canada
seems to be the us where international students are is deemed not to displace anotherus resident. and Alumni Associations exist in many colleges/universities.
http://www.imahal.com/education/

Extractions: Regardless of what you end up doing for your higher education, certain actions would always work in your favor for eventual successful career. Not enough can be said about preparing for college. Keeping your goals in mind is a good start. We recognize that your goals may change over time, but get a start if you haven't already thought about them. Continuously search and explore your ambitions and desires, temper them with your skills, abilities and performance, and then determine appropriate path for your higher education. Learn about
USAID: Assistance For Iraq - Contracts And Grants
awarded to the Mississippi Consortium for international Development (MCID the establishmentof partnerships between us and Iraqi colleges and universities
http://www.usaid.gov/iraq/activities.html

Extractions: Home Assistance For Iraq USAID has awarded twelve contracts and five grants for reconstruction work in war-torn Iraq. Four draft procurement actions have been announced but not yet awarded. Each of the awards may require subcontract work or the hiring of additional employees. USAID prime contractors select their own subcontractors or employees. For information concerning employment or subcontracting opportunities, you should contact the prime contractor directly. For more information about doing business in Iraq, please view our resource page on commercial opportunities in Iraq . For information about positions available at the USAID Mission in Iraq, please see the
Education In The United States
us colleges and universities are known worldwide for the quality of their facilities Asan international student, choosing a university from thousands of miles
http://sarajevo.usembassy.gov/exchange/educus.htm

Extractions: U.S. colleges and universities are known worldwide for the quality of their facilities, resources, and faculty. There are distinguished programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels in almost every field of study. As an international student, choosing a university from thousands of miles away presents some challenges-especially when there are so many great schools to choose from! Plan ahead, conduct careful research, and consider the factors that are important you such as academics, social life, tuition costs, location, and size.
League For Innovation In The Community College
The League is an international consortium serving community colleges. colleges connectwith us by joining the League Alliance and subscribing to iStream, our
http://www.league.org/welcome.htm

Extractions: Corporate Partners T he League is an international consortium serving community colleges. Colleges connect with us by joining the League Alliance and subscribing to iStream , our online subscription service that streams engaging video, radio, print, and other interactive resources. Corporations connect with us through partnerships . Individuals stay connected by subscribing to the LeagueConnections e-newsletter. Experience League Radio, a web-based audio stream featuring pertinent interviews and discussions on topics important to community college educators. In this edition of League Radio, guest Alice Villadsen talks with host Mark Milliron about Brookhaven's Success College Initiative. With beginnings in a collegewide process to determine the strategic direction of the institution to their development of innovative new-student orientation programs, developmental math programs, and customized student information systems complete with learning style inventories, Villadsen outlines the Brookhaven effort to help students succeed. Enjoy this free preview of League Radio, all editions are available through
CIS Member College/University Financial Aid Information
enrollment Percent international Number of countries represented Go to us colleges/UniversitiesAid Table Intensive ESL Program international student advisor
http://highered.cois.org/Resources/FinancialAid.htm

Extractions: Council of International Schools Higher Education - Financial Aid Information Financial Aid Information from the CIS 2003/2004 Higher Education Directory Colleges/Universities Listed Alphabetically by Country Aid for US and Non-US Citizens Colleges/Universities in the UK (Aid for UK and Non-UK Citizens) US Colleges/Universities (only) Aid for Non-US Citizens (only) Financial aid spreadsheets have been constructed from a subset of information furnished by CIS member colleges and universities. These tables can be used online or downloaded and used as a tool to aid in the search for institutions that may have aid available. Data may not be reproduced or distributed to third parties without the express permission of CIS. Contact Nancy Maly. Data are for undergraduate programs and are as received for publication in the 2003/04 CIS Higher Education Directory. Some table entries may be missing. Data may change. Users are advised to visit college/university web sites to obtain the latest institutional data.
International Student Program
are among the top twoyear community colleges in the us in California and around theus We currently have over 1,800 international students studying
http://www.international.fhda.edu/

Extractions: Welcome to Foothill and De Anza Colleges' International Programs! We look forward to welcoming you to one of our campuses and to the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area. Foothill College and De Anza College are among the top two-year community colleges in the U.S. Students can attend Foothill or De Anza for two years and then transfer into their third year at top universities in California and around the U.S. We currently have over 1,800 international students studying at Foothill and De Anza. For more information on becoming a student at either Foothill or De Anza, please click on the link above. Welcome!
Educational Guides - Electronic Reference Shelf - McGill University Libraries
state of us colleges, community colleges, and universities, and by name and provinceof Canadian universities. Includes links and resources for international
http://www.library.mcgill.ca/refshelf/eduguide.htm
Chapter 4: U.S. And International Research And Development: Funds And Technology
However, universities and colleges performed the majority (54 percent) of all worldwideinvolved at least one usowned company More ). international R D Trends
http://www.nsf.gov/sbe/srs/seind04/c4/c4h.htm
Chapter 4: U.S. And International Research And Development: Funds And Alliances:
R D performed by all universities and colleges and their 34 percent involved pairingsof us companies and international Industrial R D Investments top of page.
http://www.nsf.gov/sbe/srs/seind02/c4/c4h.htm

Extractions: Chapter Contents: Highlights Introduction Research Alliances: Trends in Industry, Government, and University Collaboration Conclusion Selected Bibliography ... Presentation Slides Highlights Universities and colleges performed 11 percent, and the Federal Government performed 7 percent. Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs), which are administered by various industrial, academic, and nonprofit institutions, accounted for an additional 4 percent, and other nonprofit organizations accounted for 3 percent. The nation spent $48 billion on basic research in 2000, $55 billion on applied research, and $162 billion on development. These totals are the result of continuous increases over several years. Since 1980 they reflect, in real terms, a 5 percent annual increase for basic research, a 4 percent increase for applied research, and a 4 percent increase for development. More than 800 research joint ventures (RJVs) were formed in the United States from 1985 to 2000 (including 39 in 2000) according to filings required by the National Cooperative Research and Production Act (NCRPA).
Colleges & Universities
us News World Report annual rankings of us colleges and universities of Hartford,this site features links and resources for international students interested
http://library.uncg.edu/depts/ref/qil/univ.htm

Extractions: North Carolina Dept. of Community Colleges directory of school and their websites. U.S. and International Schools Links to online rankings of institutions of higher education compiled by the Education and Social Science Library at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Rankings for undergraduate programs are general while rankings for graduate programs are done by subject. Petersons.com
OPE Information For Students
provides 3year grants to us institutions and Institute for international PublicPolicy provides a single to assist a consortium of colleges and universities
http://www.ed.gov/students/prep/college/

Extractions: Provide Feedback with our online survey. Homework Aids Prepare for My Future Plan for College Get a Job, Skill or Trade Get Involved in My Community International Education Select a Topic Accountability Achievement Gap Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School Flexibility International Ed Learning Resources Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology What Works Advanced Search About ED Offices Undergraduates Graduate Students Additional Resources Most student assistance from the U.S. Department of Education is in the form of grants, loans, and work-study to help pay the cost of attending a postsecondary institution. The Department's Federal Student Aid Office has information on these student financial assistance programs. OPE Programs for Undergraduates Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarships provides scholarships to help pay the cost of a college education. The program recognizes exceptionally able high school seniors who show promise of continued excellence in postsecondary education. This program is administered by the States and interested students should apply directly to the State Education Agency in their State of legal residence.
Peralta Colleges, Alameda, Laney, Merritt, Vista
international Student Information email globaled@peralta.cc.ca.us; Laney College Website is to provide information about the colleges, their programs
http://www.peralta.cc.ca.us/
EduPASS | Financial Aid For International Students | Loans For International Stu
ISLP is an alternative loan program for international students to studyat us and approved international (nonus) colleges and universities.
http://www.edupass.org/finaid/loans.phtml

Extractions: Loans for International Students A few US banks will offer student loans to international students if the loan is co-signed by a creditworthy US citizen or permanent resident (holder of a "green card"). There may also be restrictions on the type of visa (F1 or J1). In addition to the loans listed below, certain international students (i.e., permanent US residents with a green card) may be eligible for Federal Stafford and PLUS loans Canadian Higher Education Loan Program (CanHELP) service@internationalStudentLoan.com GATE Student Loan Program (Guaranteed Access To Education) is a nonprofit private student loan program offered through participating schools in conjunction with Bank of America Bank of Boston nctgate@aol.com . or nctgate@gate.com Global Student Loan Corporation (GSLC) . GSLC offers student loans for international students that do not require a US citizen or permanent resident to co-sign the loan. (A co-signer in the student's home country may be required. Often this co-signer is the student's parent or guardian.) GSLC works with financial institutions and banks located in the student's home country to provide financing for the student's education. GSLC's President is Dr. Keith Jepsen, formerly the Director of Financial Aid at New York University. Currently more than three dozen schools participate in the GSLC loan program. Their web site also includes an International Student Planner . For more information, visit the GSLC web site, call 1-212-736-9666, fax 1-212-736-6536, send email to
EduPASS | Financial Aid For International Students | Useful Publications
ISBN 0940937-01-8. This book contains a compilation of financial aid opportunitiesavailable from colleges, us foundations, and international organizations.
http://www.edupass.org/finaid/bibliography.phtml

Extractions: Useful Publications You may find some of the following publications helpful. Additional references can be found in the bibliography Before you order a copy, check whether your library has a copy. The US Embassy in your country may have copies in their library. Most US embassies and consulates can provide basic information about studying in the US. Carol Weeg, Ellen Stern and Jim Bauer, Funding for US Study - A Guide for International Students and Professionals , Institute for International Education (IIE), Princeton, New Jersey, 1996. ISBN 0-87206-219-8 ($39.95 + $4 shipping in US or $16 shipping to other countries). 462 pages. This book provides information about financial assistance for international students to study in the US, including more than 600 sources of funding for international students (mostly for graduate and postdoctoral programs, but some for undergraduate students). To order a copy, call 1-301-617-7804 or 1-800-445-0443, fax 1-301-953-2838, write to IIE Books, PO Box 371, Annapolis Junction, MD 20701-0371, or send email to iiebooks@iie.org

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