wat is the prcedure for applying Massachusetts Institute of Technology(U.G)&wat r the qualifications required?
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The Match\n\nCollege admissions has all the urgency and suspense of matchmaking. Sometimes it's love at first sight. Sometimes it takes a little longer. Sometimes it's obvious on first contact that a different match makes more sense for both.\n\nYour job in the admissions process is to find the right school for you; our job is to choose - from among thousands of qualified applicants - the students we think are most likely to thrive in and contribute something important to the community of MIT.\n\nDoes that mean there is a "typical" MIT student, and if you can only match that magic profile, you're in for sure? Fortunately, no - or MIT would be a horribly dull place. You know your own strengths and potential; we know the strengths and potential of MIT. When we find the right match between the two, it's a deal for life.\n\nApplication Components\n\nThe freshman application consists of the following components:\n\n    * Biographical Information Form - Part 1 of the two-part application for freshman admission should be completed and returned immediately.\n    * Tests, Activities, and Essay Form - Part 2 of the two-part application for freshman admission should be returned as soon as possible, but postmarked no later than November 1 for Early Action and January 1 for Regular Action. One long and two short essays are required.\n    * Self-Reported Course Work Form - This form is to be completed by applicants in U.S. school systems.\n    * Standardized Tests - Testing must be completed by the November test date for Early Action and by the December test date for Regular Action. These dates change each year and are set by the testing agency. Click here for specifics on our testing requirements.\n    * Two Teacher Evaluation Forms - Evaluation A is to be completed by a math or science teacher, Evaluation B is to be completed by a humanities, social science, or language teacher.\n    * Secondary School Report Form - This form is to be completed by a guidance counselor or principal.\n    * Mid-year Grades Report Form - This form is to be completed by a guidance counselor or principal.\n    * Interview - The interview is conducted by an MIT alumnus/a in the applicant's home area.\n\nStudent Financial Aid must receive your Financial Aid materials by March 1 (please note that this is not a postmark deadline). The admissions process at MIT is need-blind, so a Financial Aid application (or lack thereof) will not affect your chances of being admitted to MIT.\nBack to top back to top\n\nStandardized Tests\n\nStandardized tests are required for any freshman application to MIT. While your scores are only one component of your application, they are important, and you should make sure you're prepared for the testing process. You may take the tests as many times as you wish; MIT will consider only the highest score you earn in each category. Specific requirements for applications for entry year 2006 and for entry year 2007 and beyond are listed below. You can get more information and register for the SAT I and SAT II tests online at http://www.collegeboard.org, for the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) at http://www.ets.org/toefl, and for the ACT at http://www.act.org.\n\nTesting Deadlines and Reporting Scores\nIn order to apply for freshman admission, you must take the required tests on or before the November test date for Early Action or the December test date for Regular Admission.\n\nMake certain that your test scores are officially reported to MIT's Office of Admissions. To help insure we receive your scores in a timely manner, we suggest you list MIT to receive your scores when you take the test. Our College Board Code (for SAT and TOEFL) is 3514 and our ACT Code is 1858.\n\nTesting Requirements\n\nFor entry year 2006: SAT I (either the old version or the new version, available beginning March 2005) or the ACT (with or without the optional writing test). In addition, we require three SAT II Subje
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Go to the immigration website\nwww.usic,gov
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I am from Toronto...UofT(univesity of toronto) is the only university in the world with a bachlors degree in Nano Engineering (incl. Genetic Engineering). The req. are crazy though...have a look into it
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MCSE, CCNA, CISSP, the list goes on and on just type in Google Computer certifications or network certifications something like that
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The link on their home page pretty much covers it.\n\nhttp://www.aapg.org/member/applications.cfm
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I don't know where u from ? if u r in India. U have a chance to study Mechanical Engg in Correspondace. Vinayaka Mission, Salem which has study center al over india. offer this course but u've to attend the suday seminar classes, the basic qualification u need is a 12th std. or a Diploma for a lateral entry.
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MIT, Harvard, Stanford, Uof Wisconsin-Madison
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MIT stands for Massachussetts Institute of Technology which is considered one of the top universities in the USA. MIT might also stand for Master's in Information Technology, which is a technical degree focused solely on information technology. Msc.IT stands for Master in Science in Information Technology, whic is a more common degree focusing on technology as well as research, best practices and management.
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yes.  Go to the pre-qualification site ....
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hey try this: go to idp global apply online site .the link to it is\n\n\nhttp://www.idp.gao.studylink.com/AOL/Common/index.cfm?&pvdid=MP27&brandid=2\n\ngo here ,register ur self n then u can apply to various univ\n\nbest of luck\n\nbest of luck
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check dpmt at www.du.ac.in  there under the Admissions category-go to Results and there u hav it. Al the best
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This one is pretty clear,\nhttp://www.crc.losrios.edu/~counsel/cert_degrees/igetc.html\nBut if you need more info, look here\nhttp://www.elaconline.net/igetc.htm\nAnd specifically for State schools, it looks like you need an application from here\nhttp://www.csumentor.edu/planning/transfer/ge_igetc.asp\nGood luck with your degree!
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I can't offer you any examples (that would be a violation of policy and ethics), but I can tell you what you should include.\n\nWho am I (education, experience, awards, skills, distinctions, etc.)?\nWhy am I interested in this field of study?\nWhy am I particularly qualified for graduate study in this area? How have I prepared for study in this field?\nWhy am I interested in this particular program?\nWhat is my potential specific area of interest? Why?\nWhat are my interests or influences in terms of theory?\nWhat are my long-term goals?\n\nAnd for goodness sake, PROOFREAD for grammar and spelling errors!  Your application statement should be in PERFECT English (or whatever language the program favors).\n\nIf there are any blemishes on your undergraduate transcript, or gaps in your preparation, explain them.\n\nAlso, it's always a good practice to show familiarity with current literature in the field, *especially* if you are not submitting a current writing sample.\n\nOne other piece of advice: Tailor each statement of intent for each program. Speak with your current professors before you apply, and ask about the strengths of various programs. You should already know which scholars are of greatest interest to you as mentors, but it is always wise to ask current professors if they know these scholars. (You may learn that Professor XX, while brilliant, is a lousy mentor for grad students.) \n\nHope this helps!
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Try this: \nhttp://gb.uscampus.com/get_ready/visa/i-20.pdf#search='Form%20I20AB'
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Why?  The best place I can lead you to is the MIT website: http://www.mit.edu/  Plenty of help there.  Otherwise, ask a reliable friend.
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Congrats on choosing UT! I don't know of any specific requirements other than graduating high school. A lot of it depends on how many people apply. But check their official site for more info.
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http://www.bda.org/education/education.cfm?ContentID=330\n\n\nhttp://www.manchester.ac.uk/postgraduate/researchdegrees/courses/atoz/course/index.htm?code=PMPF1-M10905