study in American without money?
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You may try to apply for scholoarship that is subsidized by the US Government.Please contact your local US Embassy for the details.In particular,you may ask for Fulbright Scholarship.Hope it helps :-)
66069
As long as you have a Social Security Number, go ahead and fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).  Go to www.fafsa.ed.gov.  It asks a variety of questions, including how much your family can contribute to your education (which if filing for independence would be $0).  It also asks for your personal contributions, which would also be $0.  Depending on the school to which you apply, there are a variety of grants, both federal and institutionally-based that can help with your education costs.  But none of the work on it can really get started without the FAFSA.
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I would recommend American University because my cousin is going there and she loves it and she is studying Arobic (Egyptian) studies and she is in Cairo, Egypt. It is a little expensive. But if you are willing to go to a good school then I guess I would pay it. Good Luck!
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Almost (if not 100%) colleges and universities in U.S offer scholarships for residents and international students (no different what country one from).\n\nHowever, to receive scholarship, one has to be qualified (high G.P.A, good score in standardized test score(s) including TOEFL, ACT or SAT).\n\nThere is NO scholarship for airplane, you HAVE TO pay it by yourself if admitted.\n\nThe living fee, usually schools don't offer scholarship for this, but international student can work or loan in order to pay it off.
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It is not likely that you will find anyone to give you a handout like this.  There are things you can do for yourself, however.  Contact a local university close to where you live.  Through that school, you can then work with the international student center about studying abroad, and the resources that can become available for you.  They can assist you, for example, with finding a host family while you study here.
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You can do the follo\n1. Borrow money from parents or elders\n2. Approach financial institutes for special student loans and schemes\n3. Work temperory at call center or Mac Donalds\n4. Conduct private tutuion classes\n5. Win scholarships\n6. Save pocket money, dont be extrawagent, dont be fussy and choosy, concentrate on studies, avoid expensive things in college, avoid so called days, avoid spending money and time on gfrend/bfrend.\n\nGood luck.I believe that education is very expensive these days, esp engg. Even I am wanting to earn some money.\n\nAgain, Good luck.
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in america u have to be in a program before u get any grants or scholarship. or u can apply for the grant and the entry to the program as a whole. a lot of universities in america do that they take u in as a graduate student and then they pay for ur school fees and other stuff in exchange for staying in the program or teaching in the university as a graduate student instructor.
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Hey Al, are you talking seriously? Where do you live? My question is because, if you live in the United States, there are thousands of academies, institutes, schools and the like, where you can study English either paying or free. But if you live outside the U.S. it's a different story. Where do you live now? (someone should translate this for you.)
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You probably need a scholarship. \nLoans never get repaid for this sort of thing.\nWhy not find a husband who'll support you while you're studying?
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There is no way, with your lack of English grammar skills, you could go to college for free. You will have to work an additional job, save money, and then pick up classes at a community college, focusing on remediation for your language skills.
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sounds like a longshot but try fastweb.com\nAll about getting scholarshiops.
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I am from the USA and just finished a program in Denmark...prior to this year, these colleges in scandinavia DID offer free tuition....now, they charge money to anyone not inside the EU. They have limited scholarships. the price is 15,000 USD per year (yikes!). \n\nI was lucky and one of the last people to get a free education.
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In the US you need to have money in your bank account. You need to fill out the necessary paperwork to get a student visa I-20 and all that stuff. However, the student visa is not the same as a work permit. As far as scholarships go, there are few for graduate school. You can get a teaching assistantship with a various university. Those usually come with a tuition waiver and a stipend. You would have to check with a specific school for that. Apply for admission and the TA.
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money shouldn't be a problem because most university scholarships, grants, financial aid, etc. can be used in the abroad university. so you will be paying the same price. you may need to pay for your flight, but that can be balanced out by studying in a country whose currency is weaker than the USD.  This usually will mean that housing is significantly cheaper and the cost of living is cheaper.  For example, you could studying in South Africa (which is actually very Western in most cities and quite safe) or South/Latin America. I studied abroad in Thailand....it was way cheap to live there.\n\nIn terms of making money...have you looked into babysitting/nannying/tutoring in a wealthy town or city.  You can make between 12-20 dollars an hour in the right neighborhood.\n\nGood Luck!
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Depends on what country you are from.  Try www.fafsa.ed.gov, however, it's very hard to get scholarships to the United States from the United States, you best chances are from your own country, and their study abroad program funding scholarships.
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Obtain and fill out an American Financial Aid Form. Be honest. Then watch the magic of a rich economy.
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you need to decide whatever you want to study first, then find a graduate school that has scholarship AND financial aid for foreign student. Then try to meet their requirements. Usually, if you are smart and get accepted, they will give you financial aid, if your or your family (if you not yet work) income is low, since you ask this question I guess it is. Financial aid is usually available in many forms, such as, scholarship, grant, loan, award, on-campus work (because if later on you are a student and hold an F-1 visa, you cannot work off-campus).