I need help really badly.How well will my chance be?
I would like to attend Harvard, for their LAW course. Or maybe Yale. This is my following cert that might or would support my admission 7As for A levels Perfect score for SAT- Mathematics Community Service to India, and Porta Rico Student Exchange to Japan, Wales, Belgium Excellent Testimonials. Well experiments at three well firms. Cambridge Proifiency in English ABRSM Piano & Theory Grade 8 distinction National English Proifiency So yeah.
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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You need a 4-year college degree to apply to any law program in the US. They don't care about any of your grades or test scores before college.
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Sunday, July 28, 2013
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Can someone make me a list of things that I need to pack for my trip?
Can someone make me a list of things that I need to pack for my trip?
I am going on this student program with my friend and we were nominated by a People to People program leader to travel to Ireland, Wales, England, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. I am 12 and I'm going next summer and I am going to be shopping for this trip year round and I live in New York so what are some cheap stores where I could get clothes for the trip and what are like basic things that I will need? Thanks!
Fashion & Accessories - 2 Answers
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new york has tons of stores ! Lol. go to forever 21, basicis include solid tees , layering tanks and camis . jeans are always a must have , dark wash light wash , ripped ect ... and skinny jeans are really in . sweat pants are good because they are casual and cmfortable. shoes, boots, uggs, flats, sneakers. bermudas (plaid , jean, khaki) short jean shorts , cloth shorts , um ... accessorize with , handbags, sparkly clips, headbands, ect. good luck & have fun !
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Congrats!!! JEANS are a definite must-have!!! Probably about 4-5 pairs. Short-sleeve shirts- 5 1-2 jackets of differing weights. Need to keep warm cause it can get kind of cold in Europe. :) Socks, underwear, etc... 5 pairs of shorts for the summer. (Short-shorts and Bermudans) PJ's Comfortable walking shoes. (Sneakers, like something you would wear to gym. Not very attractive, but your feet will HURT if you don't.) Swim-suit if there's a pool. Flippy-floppies. Haha. Hope you have a good time!!
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I am going on this student program with my friend and we were nominated by a People to People program leader to travel to Ireland, Wales, England, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. I am 12 and I'm going next summer and I am going to be shopping for this trip year round and I live in New York so what are some cheap stores where I could get clothes for the trip and what are like basic things that I will need? Thanks!
Fashion & Accessories - 2 Answers
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new york has tons of stores ! Lol. go to forever 21, basicis include solid tees , layering tanks and camis . jeans are always a must have , dark wash light wash , ripped ect ... and skinny jeans are really in . sweat pants are good because they are casual and cmfortable. shoes, boots, uggs, flats, sneakers. bermudas (plaid , jean, khaki) short jean shorts , cloth shorts , um ... accessorize with , handbags, sparkly clips, headbands, ect. good luck & have fun !
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Congrats!!! JEANS are a definite must-have!!! Probably about 4-5 pairs. Short-sleeve shirts- 5 1-2 jackets of differing weights. Need to keep warm cause it can get kind of cold in Europe. :) Socks, underwear, etc... 5 pairs of shorts for the summer. (Short-shorts and Bermudans) PJ's Comfortable walking shoes. (Sneakers, like something you would wear to gym. Not very attractive, but your feet will HURT if you don't.) Swim-suit if there's a pool. Flippy-floppies. Haha. Hope you have a good time!!
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Sunday, July 7, 2013
Im going to be an exchange student from America.?
Im going to be an exchange student from America.?
Which country should i go to and why?' These are the countries available to me... 1.Italy 2.France 3.Germany 4. Switzerland 5.Belgium 6.Denmark 7. Sweden 8. Finland 9. Norway 10. Denmark
Studying Abroad - 4 Answers
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hm..those are all very different places, id say Italy!
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Hmm, I've always wanted to go to Germany....so thatd be my choice
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Italy for the food.
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Wow! Congrats. You'll have a wonderful experience. I've been to each of these countries (except Norway). They all have their good points ... and very few bad points. However, I would pick either Germany or Switzerland. Here's why. First, geography. Both are rather centrally located in Europe and you can easily travel around based in either place. Second, language. While I absolutely ADORE Sweden, Denmark and Finland -- let's be frank here -- no one but the citizens of those countries speak those languages. German can be found all over Europe AND it's the root language of many others (including Sweden, Denmark and Finland) which will help you pick up others in the future. However, if you wanted a Scandinavian country, I'd go with Sweden because Swedish is the most commonly spoken language of the four. No matter where you go, however, it will be expensive. The dollar is VERY weak against the Euro and other European currencies. However, here's a site where you can ask other exchange students ... http://www.exchangestudentworld.com/ Enjoy yourself!
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Which country should i go to and why?' These are the countries available to me... 1.Italy 2.France 3.Germany 4. Switzerland 5.Belgium 6.Denmark 7. Sweden 8. Finland 9. Norway 10. Denmark
Studying Abroad - 4 Answers
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hm..those are all very different places, id say Italy!
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Hmm, I've always wanted to go to Germany....so thatd be my choice
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Italy for the food.
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Wow! Congrats. You'll have a wonderful experience. I've been to each of these countries (except Norway). They all have their good points ... and very few bad points. However, I would pick either Germany or Switzerland. Here's why. First, geography. Both are rather centrally located in Europe and you can easily travel around based in either place. Second, language. While I absolutely ADORE Sweden, Denmark and Finland -- let's be frank here -- no one but the citizens of those countries speak those languages. German can be found all over Europe AND it's the root language of many others (including Sweden, Denmark and Finland) which will help you pick up others in the future. However, if you wanted a Scandinavian country, I'd go with Sweden because Swedish is the most commonly spoken language of the four. No matter where you go, however, it will be expensive. The dollar is VERY weak against the Euro and other European currencies. However, here's a site where you can ask other exchange students ... http://www.exchangestudentworld.com/ Enjoy yourself!
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Monday, July 1, 2013
How much is a trip to Europe from the USA (in average), if you visit a couples of countries?
How much is a trip to Europe from the USA (in average), if you visit a couples of countries?
I'm a student in the US, and i wanna do a trip to Europe with a couple of friends. U know, sleeping in hostel, party, taking the bus, visiting places,.... nothing expensive. I want to visit many countries (Belgium, France, Italy, Holland, UK,...). What's the best way to organize that trip, and how much could it be...?? Thanks
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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Average cost is 60-120$ a day, depending on how much you splurge. A good investment would be a guide book. I like the Let's Go series and they cater more to the younger partying crowd. Otherwise, lots and lots of internet research.
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I'm a student in the US, and i wanna do a trip to Europe with a couple of friends. U know, sleeping in hostel, party, taking the bus, visiting places,.... nothing expensive. I want to visit many countries (Belgium, France, Italy, Holland, UK,...). What's the best way to organize that trip, and how much could it be...?? Thanks
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Average cost is 60-120$ a day, depending on how much you splurge. A good investment would be a guide book. I like the Let's Go series and they cater more to the younger partying crowd. Otherwise, lots and lots of internet research.
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Friday, June 28, 2013
Where is the best place to go on exchange?
Where is the best place to go on exchange?
I am an Australian high school student wanting to go on exchange but I can't decide whether to got to France/ french speaking Belgium or Canada, obviously I want to improve my French but I would only be going for a short time in Nov/Dec/Jan. I have already been to France and that is why I would really like to go to Canada but which one will benefit me the most?
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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I would recommend you the french speaking part of Canada (Quebec), you can improve your french there and also know another country, also Canadians are really nice people with foreign people and there are plenty of places to visit.
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I am an Australian high school student wanting to go on exchange but I can't decide whether to got to France/ french speaking Belgium or Canada, obviously I want to improve my French but I would only be going for a short time in Nov/Dec/Jan. I have already been to France and that is why I would really like to go to Canada but which one will benefit me the most?
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I would recommend you the french speaking part of Canada (Quebec), you can improve your french there and also know another country, also Canadians are really nice people with foreign people and there are plenty of places to visit.
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Friday, June 14, 2013
High school student exchange ?
High school student exchange ?
i am 14 and in the next 2 years I wanted to go study abroad. I am torn between america, switzerland, korea, belgium and france? Any Ideas?
Studying Abroad - 3 Answers
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I'd go to Switzerland or France !
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go to switzerland or Korea:)
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i would say france or switzerland. in france though, the school days are muchhh longer. I am an american, and i have met a lot of foreign exchange students who dont like the U.S. because the parents are much stricter and people arent as willing to invite you places as they are in other countries. good luck :) -Erin, 15
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Friday, June 7, 2013
Can I visit others European countries?
Can I visit others European countries?
I have got UK international student visa in tire-4. Now, can I go to Denmark , Netherlands, Belgium or any other countries for visit? OR, I have to apply for visit visa from UK for visit others European countries ? How much months can I stay there? As a student How can I go outside from UK? Please answer me.
Other - Europe - 3 Answers
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Yes you can - this should help you http://kcl.ac.uk/about/structure/admin/acareg/studentservices/intstudents/travelling.html
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The link placed in the first answer actually does give the correct info, but you have to read it all the way and not just the first paragraph "รข€¢If you are from outside the EU then you may need a visa to travel to certain countries, even for a short holiday. For further information about obtaining a Schengen Visa for travelling in Europe" So to give more info, then basically actually your student visa from the UK makes no impact on your immigration status to countries like Denmark, NL, Belgium etc because they are part of the Schengen zone and the UK is not. Therefore you will need a visa depending on your nationality You can check this here http://www.klm.com/travel/ch_en/travel_information/travel_planning/travel_clinic/visaform.htm If you check the homepage of your University then chances are they will have a section on International Students and it will confirm what I am saying (every uni I have seen so far in the UK that accepts foreign students does have it) As you are legally resident in the UK then you can apply for the (Schengen) visa at the embassy in the UK (usually of the country for which you will spend the most time in the Schengen zone). The max time for a Schengen visa (which is tourist only) is 90 days out of 180 days
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Many nationalities do not require a visa for visiting the Schengen Area if you don't stay more than 90 days. Otherwise you'll need a Schengen Area visa. UK visa is NOT a Schengen visa
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I have got UK international student visa in tire-4. Now, can I go to Denmark , Netherlands, Belgium or any other countries for visit? OR, I have to apply for visit visa from UK for visit others European countries ? How much months can I stay there? As a student How can I go outside from UK? Please answer me.
Other - Europe - 3 Answers
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Yes you can - this should help you http://kcl.ac.uk/about/structure/admin/acareg/studentservices/intstudents/travelling.html
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The link placed in the first answer actually does give the correct info, but you have to read it all the way and not just the first paragraph "รข€¢If you are from outside the EU then you may need a visa to travel to certain countries, even for a short holiday. For further information about obtaining a Schengen Visa for travelling in Europe" So to give more info, then basically actually your student visa from the UK makes no impact on your immigration status to countries like Denmark, NL, Belgium etc because they are part of the Schengen zone and the UK is not. Therefore you will need a visa depending on your nationality You can check this here http://www.klm.com/travel/ch_en/travel_information/travel_planning/travel_clinic/visaform.htm If you check the homepage of your University then chances are they will have a section on International Students and it will confirm what I am saying (every uni I have seen so far in the UK that accepts foreign students does have it) As you are legally resident in the UK then you can apply for the (Schengen) visa at the embassy in the UK (usually of the country for which you will spend the most time in the Schengen zone). The max time for a Schengen visa (which is tourist only) is 90 days out of 180 days
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Many nationalities do not require a visa for visiting the Schengen Area if you don't stay more than 90 days. Otherwise you'll need a Schengen Area visa. UK visa is NOT a Schengen visa
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