I believe Inti college is good. They offer many subjects that are acceptable by the uni in the states.

How do I start? I'm currently doing my diploma in Mechanical (Aeronautical) Engineering, and about to finish. Thinking to further my education for a degree in the United States of America. How do I proceed from there?

http://www.collegeboard.com

It is true that Uni/college at US provide many ways of scholarship opportunity and even got work to pay for your study program there.is it true?anoyne tried before?

Yes it's true but some have limits for non-US students. I worked and received a salary and tuition exemption during my college years. The biggest challenge for anyone to study in the US is still getting the initial F-1 student visa which requires that you show that you have enough money for the whole program up front.

oic..mind asking which uni/college u enrolled too?

Most scholarship requires you to be a US citizen, some even require you to be a resident of a particular state. You can work with an F-1 visa (on-campus for the 1st year, off-campus 2nd year on). You can work full time during summer and winter breaks (40 hours), but only 20 hours when school is in session, trust me, you won't wanna work more than that anyway, it sucks the life out of you. For me, my part time job covers my living fees with a little bit extra which goes to tuition and vacations.

If you are good, you can apply to need-blind schools, but the chances of someone is getting is very very very slim. You have to be the best of the best.

Oh shit, now only I know it's virtually impossible to secure any loan from US ( esp banks ) ! Not to mention scholarship.... It needs co-signer with healthy credit history. Can anyone shed some light here ?

I only manage to fund air tix, laptop, and daily necessities only. I plan to work there only if I able to get any loan from US side, altho is prohibited.

Americans dream slasheddd !

this i agree

hi may i ask a few questions about studying at US?

1. How long (roughly) does it takes for your application to be accepted if i apply for a University in US?

2. I need to pass the TOEFL and SAT test before i can apply for foreign Uni, am i right?

1. You will know the results by May I think.

2. Yes

it is May!!! oh mai!

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Added on May 3, 2012, 12:40 amwhen is the next intake? is it Fall 2013?

This post has been edited by FLampard: May 3 2012, 12:40 AM

Hi, some universities DO have spring intakes, after winter break, which is usually around january/end december. And not all decisions are by may 1st. some people use the Early Decision/Early Action program if they're sure of what school they want to go to, and you get to know whether u got in abit more early, but you can only use this for ONE school, and if you're accepted, you absolutely have to go there.

You can also consider Taylor's and HELP. You may email me if you need more details.

Going to wisconsin-eau claire in this coming August. Is anybody going there too ?

Hi, if any US bound students need assistance in their college application essays, do visit www.bostonwordsmith.com. Their wordsmiths come from top tier US schools like MIT, Harvard and Boston U.

Not sure whether this thread is dead or not but still try my luck here XD

Currently in INTI UI Nilai AUP, planning to transfer to Iowa State Uni coming fall. Opinion on choice of uni? Wanna do electrical engineering and main stumbling block would be $$. Budget around 30k usd so hoping able to find job on campus.... Anybody in/was in ISU can give feedback on the uni? Thanks in advance

Greetings.

I am currently holding Diploma in Business Studies in Disted College, Penang. I am having tough interested to study in US. My college links with two US University but unfortunately it is not my piece of cake. May I know is there any possibilities for me to apply for other University? If yes, any recommendation for business schools in United States?

You can try applying for other Universities but most likely it'll be very hard for you to transfer. Most likely, you have to apply as a freshman in order to have a wider selection of colleges to pick from in the US.

To apply for a freshman you'll need to either take the SAT or ACT and the English proficiency tests, either TOEFL or IELTS

u need to go to US embassy to apply~ maybe..

Ah Unfortunately
Guess I am going to look for another option, such as UK and Australia