i am going to write ielts exam what is the procedure for that i am an average student and poor in financial?
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These sites will help you for IELTS for financial aid, try to consult your Ministry of Education in your area, maybe they could help you.
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First, if you're going to solicit funding, you should find a more appropriate venue.\n\nSecond, if you're going to solicit funding in English, you should at least make sure that your sentences are grammatically sound.  Let's start this new education system by having you educate yourself on what is and is not appropriate in Yahoo! answers.\n\nThirdly...no, I cannot help you "financially to our great mission" whatever that means.
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...By taking tutions for younger children, Harsha !\nSuppose you are now an above-average student, in Standard IX : Then you should know enough, to confidently teach children who are in Standards I to V or VI. \n...As you will only be self-employed, you cannot be, and will not also be, accused of committing any crime.\n...Initially you can charge a modest Rs 100 per month per kid, for 3 tution/revision hours each week. With just 5 students, your dream-sum of 500 will be reached ! \nOnce you show good results, anxious parents will come searching for you. And when your students' annual exams\ncome closer, you can increase your fee to Rs 200/- p.m. per kid - for 5 tution/revision hours each week.\n...One word of caution though : While 'extreme'ly concentrating on thus earning more, you must also 'extreme'ly concentrate all the more on your OWN studies ! If you fare badly in your own exams, that could prove 'extreme'ly damaging to your teaching career as well !\nBest 'o Luck, dear.
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Study for and take the TOEFL or IELTS examinations.  Thats your first step.
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First thing is RECOGNIZE...\n\nSecond is ASSESS...\n\nLASTLY....\n\nCONTROL!\n\nIn a nutshell, knowledge is P-O-W-E-R! So, keep working to pay the bills & put food on the table. Consider night school courses & then look for a better job!\n\nAlso, think about taking a english course; to help you express & understand better.\n\nWISH YOU ALL THE BEST
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Instead of spending you hard earned money, go to the public library.  The library usually has several reference materials for tests such as the SAT.  Hope this helps.
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Apply for financial aid is a good start.\n    1. In the application, write a good essay.\n    2. They won't give you a good scholarship unless you need one. So you better be poor or middle income.\n    3. You will also need your parent's salary records, your savings account details and all that financial banking stuff.\n    4. A good High school transcript. from 3.5 to 4.0 GPA for most colleges. \n    5. Interesting and unusual extra activities.\n\nAnd check the additional information on your college's website. The ones I gave are popular ones.\n\nPlus if you are applying for a top college like Harvard, Princeton, MIT ect. you will have a good chance of getting it. Those college have a big budget for financial aid. It's the more poor colleges that have an intense competition for the money.
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1. Easy - apply for one online and lie about your income. You ncan say that you are a student and give yourself a high income. You can say that your parents give you this. But you wont have to because they never check. I have done this successfully four years ago.\n\n2. Dunno what you mean!
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there are more options for "poor" people than middle class people. i only got 200$ from TAP because my parents made "too much" money as clerical and factory workers.... never mind they're barely heating our house right now cuz they're so poor....\n\nlook into federal assistance, TAP, Perkins LOan, Stafford LOan. they will help you with federally subsidized loans which have a lower interest rate than private loans. if your serious about your education and do graduate, your student loan payments might be around $145 a month if you consolidate. \n\ngo to a community college and get the associates first, it is much cheaper than going to a four year school right off the bat... would probably save you like 15 grand or more. then transfer to a four year school.\n\ni owe $35,000 for my undergrad (on top of scholarships i recieved and some help from my parents!)and by the time im finished with my masters will be over $60,000. will be paying back for the rest of my life. you can't just have money handed to you. take the initiative and do it yourself. i bet you'll do better in school too if you have to pay for it on your own.\n\nthere are ways to make education a possibility. all you have to do is go out and look. i applaud your desire to graduate.  best of luck.
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I studied as a mature student at the University of Liverpool, England. \nI can't comment on overseas Universities, but may have info on UK uni's.\nIf you are in the UK, then go to "Student Services" and ask for a student loan form, if you are experiencing hardship, any money they give you, does not have to be repaid.\nIt has been a while since I was at University and things might have changed, however, if you don't ask you don't get.\n\nGood luck.
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From what I know - no.\nThe forms are very clear about what the specifications are: either an IELTS exam which was taken no longer than two years ago, or BA studies in English.
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Learn how to use proper english.  Then work hard and save your money.
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I call IELTS, British TOEFL.  It is a standardized test of English.  In the listening section, speakers are British.  You should know word differences between the countries such as sidewalk, flashlight, lift, etc.\nThe Academic writing tasks require a argree/disagree persuasive writing and describing a (in most cases) graph or process diagram.\nTry a Kaplan centre.  You can probably get some free information from them.
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Ask your family. Or go to a bank. I am afraid a "promise" is not enough. And I think you won't find anyone here who's going to "lend" you that money. \nThere are so many "professional students" doing this...they aren't going to school, they are drop outs...ask many people for money...\nSo a lot of people on the internet already had bad experiences.\nIf you really are a honest person ( and who says you aren't ), then ask your family.\nGood luck.
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don't go for higher studies now.\nimprove your english.\ndo a job,earn some money and then go for post graduation...
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You pick a college, and head to their financial aid office and apply for government Pell grants, which can also suggest low interest government education loans, and available scholarships.\n\nfor more info:)\n\nhttp://studentaid.ed.gov/students/publications/student_guide/2004_2005/english/types.htm
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as far as i have heard, eductation til school level is free is the uk. but at college level i think we need to pay. you may b able to obtain a scholarchip from certain universities. u shud contact the schools individualy and go through theor application process