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Internet Resources for International Students Planning to Study in the U.S.A.
The American Association of Intensive English Programs (AAIEP) – http://www.aaiep.org
This website will help you with choosing an English language or orientation program if you need to improve your English speaking skills before starting your studies at an American college.
eduPASS - http://www.edupass.org
This complete guide to studying in the US provides information on just about every subject that will concern you, including admissions, learning English, getting a visa, paying for college, traveling to the US, cultural differences, and more.
ESL Help Center - http://www.eslcafe.com
If you need help with English, this is the site to come to. You can ask questions of actual ESL teachers 24 hours a day. This resource is particularly useful for getting help with vocabulary , grammar, idioms, slang, and the TOEFL.
Study in the USA - www.studyusa.com
This guide provides information on featured American colleges and universities tailored especially to international students and written in a variety of languages. You can also choose an intensive English program or contact various admissions offices through this site, ask questions about study in the U.S., use the search mechanism, and find a resource guide on visas, applying, etc.
International Education Financial Aid - www.iefa.org
Although international students are not eligible for any U.S. financial aid, this site provides a database of grants, scholarships, and loan programs available to foreign study in the U.S.
This website will help you with choosing an English language or orientation program if you need to improve your English speaking skills before starting your studies at an American college.
eduPASS - http://www.edupass.org
This complete guide to studying in the US provides information on just about every subject that will concern you, including admissions, learning English, getting a visa, paying for college, traveling to the US, cultural differences, and more.
ESL Help Center - http://www.eslcafe.com
If you need help with English, this is the site to come to. You can ask questions of actual ESL teachers 24 hours a day. This resource is particularly useful for getting help with vocabulary , grammar, idioms, slang, and the TOEFL.
Study in the USA - www.studyusa.com
This guide provides information on featured American colleges and universities tailored especially to international students and written in a variety of languages. You can also choose an intensive English program or contact various admissions offices through this site, ask questions about study in the U.S., use the search mechanism, and find a resource guide on visas, applying, etc.
International Education Financial Aid - www.iefa.org
Although international students are not eligible for any U.S. financial aid, this site provides a database of grants, scholarships, and loan programs available to foreign study in the U.S.