I live in the philippines,how can i study and enroll on any college university in USA  with a  full scholarshp
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Many universities offer funds. Also try scholarship websites.
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Here's some schools you might want to look at. \nhttp://usembassy.state.gov/manila/wwwha011.html#Pre
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It all depends on where you live and what field you want to persue your study. If you live in the United States, go to the closest library to you and find this book: "Comprehensive guide to the best colleges and universities in the U.S." When I first came to the U.S., it provided me with a lot of introduction to colleges and universties. Hope you get all your answers there.
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hey, like you i also want to get a scholarship in US or in Europe but i really have no idea on how to get one. :-(
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try the searchwords university of the philippines at los banos or the national library in the philippines and take it from there.
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http://www.studyisland.com
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Yes a foreign student can find a free seat in America. He can apply for a scholarship both for MS and PHD. Also scholarships are available for BS degrees also.\nYou need to check with the individual university for the details. Normally the admission office of the university handles this matter. You may also write to the administrative office r of the concerned department where you want to seek admission.\n\nApart from the scholarships awarded by an university, you may also refer some public and private organisations which fund studies of foreign students in America.\n\nBest wishes.\n\nRavi
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Contact the Office of Admissions.\n\nTelefax: +632-9274561 \nTelephone: +632-9818500 local 3826 to 3831\nE-mail: oadms@up.edu.ph\nWebsite: http://upcat.up.edu.ph
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I think most universities in native English-speaking countries require students from non-English speaking countries to take a TOEFL or TOEIC test. The Philippines is considered a non-English speaking country.
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here is the website:\nhttp://www.ineed2know.org/us-visa.htm?referrer=adwords&kw=us%20embassy%20visa%20form&gclid=CJfiyoTZ5IUCFQshHgod0FskQw\n\nhttp://www.usembassyguide.com/philippines.html\n\nhttp://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/wwwhmain.html
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Rare and waste to look online. You must get a sponsor from your own country. There is no such thing as financial aid for foreigners in the U.S. and scholarships are rare unless you have fantastic grades and background. I'd suggest looking through government sponsorship from your country or work/associate yourself with a company that will pay for your education. It's all about connections. If you live in the U.S. and are a resident then there are better options. If you are in the U.S. you should hit the public libraries and ask for scholarship info. They have books and links.\n\nGood luck!
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Do you mean 11th and 12th year of high school? \n\nIf so, you should check with Canadian universities whether your high school diploma is enough to satisfy their entry requirements. \n\nIt usually depends on which country you come from, educational systems are different everywhere...\n\nAlso, you could enroll into a Canadian high school for your senior (last) year and that way get a high school diploma from there OR you could do a Foundation Year Program at a language center/university in Canada - FY is a university preparation course and it's usually designed for foreigners.\n\nCheck out this website - www.studyincanada.com - there's lots of info on studying at different levels in Canada. \n\nCheck this one out too - http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/asia/manila/menu-en.asp - this is Canadian Embassy in Philippines. \n\nBest of Luck!
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check out princetonreview.com they have a service that can hel pyo ufind out but you have to sign up (which is free)
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there r no as such free Intl universities in US. but if u wish to pursue doctoral studies, nd meet the uni`s requirements, most of them offer funding, stipends, tution waivers and health insurance coverage. so in a way it becomes free. also, if u have been an exceptional student, u may be covered by full scholarship, either from ur country or from the US.
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It depends. If you are looking for an undergraduate degree, take the SAT /maybe SAT II as well/ and the TOEFL. Search the internet and you'll find the SAT and TOEFL pages. \nAlso, if you do a good search not only will you find free SAT tests but also Universities and Colleges that offer full scholarships to international students.\nAsk more if you need further info - I've been there, taken the exams, been offered admission and presidential scholarships - it's easy. The whole process takes less than a year - if you start preparing for the exams in the summer, by end January you will have the results from the colleges you chose to apply to.\nIf you are American, you should know better:)
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Try this link . you may find scholarship at USA school if you deserve it. I am sure you do
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The FCC (in the U.S.) has a home study course.  It isn't based in the Philippines, but since it is home study, you should be able to do it anywhere.\n\nhttp://www.avionics.com/www/books/fccLicense.html\n\nIt costs $189, which should be about 10,000 pesos.