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Study English in America - America is the most visited country in the world and American English is the English most international students choose to learn. Learning American English is useful not only for academic study and your career, but knowing how to read, write, speak, and listen to American English makes it easier for you to enjoy your favorite American movies, TV stations, radio programs, novels, or travel throughout the 50 United States. The following information will make it easier for you to apply for, and adjust to, study in the United States of America.
Short-Term Study
Short-Term Study
Admissions
Short-Term Study in the U.S.
Factors to Consider
High School Exchanges
Work Exchange and Professional Exchange Programs
Vocational and Technical Programs
Short-Term University Study
English Language Programs
Choosing an English Program
Admission to Academic Programs
Distance Education
What is Distance Education?
Why Choose Distance Education?
Choosing a Distance Ed. Program
What Types of Programs Available?
What Institutions Offer Distance Ed.?
How Much Does Distance Ed. Cost?
Distance Ed. Vs. Correspondence Ed.
Admission Requirements
Other Things to Consider
Accreditation
Testing
Pre-departure Information
Pre-departure information
Sources
EducationUSA info, advising centers
International student advisors
Pre-departure planning
Documents to bring
Financial issues
Insurance
Academic and language preparation
Pre-departure checklist
Traveling to and arriving in U.S.
Planning your journey
Packing
Correct time in the United States
Review of immigration documents
United States customs
Travel to the university
Overnight accommodations
Arriving at the university
Finding housing
Temporary accommodations
Campus housing
Off-campus housing
Cafeteria and meal plans
Glossary of terms
Living in the United States
Living in the United States
Beginning your U.S. education
First days at the university
The academic year
The academic program
The academic advisor
Course registration
Campus and department orientation
Professors
Study skills
The honor code
Practical info for everyday living
Money matters
Telecommunications
Using the U.S. postal service
Health and wellness
Transportation
Personal safety
Clubs and sports
Arrangements for dependents
Adjusting to a new environment
Jet lag
Language problems
Culture shock
If an emergency occurs at home
Getting involved in the community
Society and culture in the U.S.
Americans
Eating
Religion and religious freedom
Shopping
Social customs
Sports, recreation, and entertainment
Undergraduate Study
Undergraduate Study
About Undergraduate Ed. in the U.S.
Types of Institutions
Undergraduate Degrees
The Liberal Arts Philosophy
Academic Calendar
Course Load and Grading System
Distance Education
Non-Degree Study at a U.S. College
Professional Education
Admissions
Choosing the Best College for You
Sources of Info to Help You Choose
Academic Considerations
Lifestyle Considerations
College Environment
Other Considerations
Preparing a Successful Application
Requesting Application Materials
Registering for the Admissions Tests
Completing, Returning Application
Mid-Year Admissions
Interviews
Common Application Form
Acceptance
The Application Process Checklist
Transferring to a U.S. University
Credit Transfer
The Transfer Application Process
Testing
Secondary School Diplomas/Exam
English Language Ability
Standardized Admissions Tests
Graduate Study
Graduate Study
About Graduate Education in the U.S.
Graduate Degrees
Academic Calendar
Course Load and Grading Systems
Types of Institutions
Distance Education
Non-Degree Study at a U.S. University
Admissions
Choosing Best Graduate Program
Step 1: Define Your Goals
Step 2: Consult an Advising Center
Step 3: Develop a List of Programs
Step 4: Decide Where to Apply
Admission Require. and  Exams
Academic Background
English Proficiency
Graduate Admission Tests
Academic and Entrance Exams
Preparing Successful Applications
Requesting Application Materials
Registering for Admissions Tests
Completing, Returning Application
The Admissions Process
Interviews
Acceptance
The Application Process
Testing
Academic Background
English Proficiency
Graduate Admission Tests
Academic and Entrance Exams
 
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