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Archive for March, 2010

The Easy Way to Decide on a College

Posted on Wednesday, March 31st, 2010 under Applying to College, Choosing a College

To decide on a college, you’ve got to do more than just flip through a catalog.

What is probably the most important step in the college application process — deciding where to apply — can be a confusing process.

Stay calm! There’s a fun and easy way to breeze through the steps of the decision process. Here’s how to make choosing a school a little easier.

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Easy Way to Find the Perfect College for You

Posted on Tuesday, March 30th, 2010 under News Releases

An effective, easy and fun way to find the perfect college for you is now available for only $12.95. New York–March 30,2010–On the search for the perfect college for you, an entire process has to be taken into account before beginning to write an admissions essay: deciding where to apply. That’s why University Language Services [...]

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TSE Exam: What Is It? Who Takes It?

Posted on Monday, March 29th, 2010 under Learning English, Testing

Are you a student or working professional who speaks English as a second language? You might be asked to take the TSE!

It’s important to know the format of the exam (also known as the Test of Spoken English) and what you will be asked in order to be prepared.

Stay calm! We’ve compiled a brief explanation of the TSE’s purpose and format.

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How To Earn College Credit in High School

Posted on Friday, March 26th, 2010 under College Classes, High School

When you’re in your junior and senior year, you have a great opportunity to earn college credit in high school. Why, you ask?

In this economy, you can’t afford to miss the chance to earn college credit in high school for free. And with so many options, why would you want to?

There are several ways in which you can jump-start your college career and save some money.

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What is a Graduate School Resume?

Posted on Wednesday, March 24th, 2010 under Applying to College, Graduate School

Writing a resume for graduate school is not the same as writing a resume designed to get you a job interview.

Usually, a graduate school resume accompanies your application to a college/university, and is designed to give the admissions committee some extra info for deciding whether or not to admit you.

Don’t know what to include? Stay calm! We’ll tell you what you need to know.

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Why Colleges Eliminate Application Fees

Posted on Monday, March 22nd, 2010 under Applying to College

If you’re applying to college, you’re probably complaining about having to pay a heap of application fees, as well as writing those application essays.

So what if application fees were eliminated and application forms were made easier?

Find out what happens when colleges eliminate the hardest part of the application process, as well as making it easier on your wallet.

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Most Romantic Place to Study Abroad

Posted on Friday, March 19th, 2010 under Applying to College, Study Abroad

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If you’re a hopeless romantic, we know the best study abroad place to keep that fire burning.

Ever wondered which country has the best wines and hundreds of variations of gourmet cheese? And techies, ever hear of the shinkansen, or “bullet train,” which goes up to 186 miles per hour? We have the answers!

In the third and final part of our list, we’ll tell you the best study abroad places for you techies and romantics out there!

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Study Abroad: Best Party Country

Posted on Wednesday, March 17th, 2010 under Applying to College, Study Abroad

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Are you a party animal? We know the country with the best nightlife!

Whether you’re interested in learning about the inner workings of the fashion world, or if you’re studying culinary art and want to meet the masters–we know what countries will best satisfy your appetite.

Check out part two of our best countries to study abroad in list for our top picks.

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Best Places to Study Abroad

Posted on Monday, March 15th, 2010 under Choosing a College, Study Abroad

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When deciding on where to study abroad, there are several factors you have to take into consideration.

Are you interested in learning another language? Do you enjoy the bustle of a big city or the beauty of a rural town? Are you trying to stretch your dollar as far as you can?

We’ve compiled a list of best places to study abroad based on several categories. Here’s part one:

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College Admissions Interview: How to Prepare

Posted on Friday, March 12th, 2010 under Applying to College

To ace the college admissions interview, you have to know what to expect.

The interview is not meant to be intimidating! Nor is it the main basis for whether or not you will get admitted to the school. It’s simply a way for colleges to see whether you’re a good fit for the institution –- and vice versa.

Use this opportunity to your advantage. Here’s how to prepare.

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How to Get an Internship Abroad

Posted on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 under Internships, Travel

Have you always wanted an internship abroad but weren’t sure how to find the right one for you?

Whether you’re looking for an adventure, the chance to practice a foreign language, or preparation for an international career, an internship abroad is a great way to go about it.

It’s not as hard as it may seem! By following these 5 steps, you’ll quickly find the internship that’s right for you.

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Entry-Level Resumes for Graduates

Posted on Monday, March 8th, 2010 under Jobs, Student Life

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Are you a recent graduate or senior in college and at a loss for what to include on your resume?

Your resume must be an individual marketing strategy– a subtle but powerful advertisement of yourself.

There are several things you can do to make your resume unique and effective. We’ve compiled several factors that make an impressive entry-level resume.

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March Dates to Remember

Posted on Friday, March 5th, 2010 under Dates to Remember, Testing

It’s finally March and spring is right around the corner!

If you’ve missed any important February dates, don’t let it happen again this month!

Keep this list of important March dates to stay on top of test deadlines–and don’t get too carried away this St. Patrick’s Day!

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Where 2009 Oscar Nominees Went to College

Posted on Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 under Current Events

The 2009 Oscar nominees have been announced! Now, all eyes are on them as the winners are being decided.

You might know what movies they’ve been in, but do you know where these famous actors and actresses went to college?

Check out this list of the 82nd Annual Oscar nominees and their respective schools.

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Colleges with No Online Application Fees

Posted on Monday, March 1st, 2010 under Applying to College, Money

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Are you trying to avoid paying application fees? There are schools that allow you to apply for free.

For this year’s college applicants, here is a list is of schools that don’t charge the standard application fees when applying online.

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