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College in U.S

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  • 20-05-2008 9:11pm
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    Shane_O
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    Anyone have info on college in the U.S,id like to go over there,maybe finish out my course as i want to go there to live anyway after college.
    Cant seem to find any sites,info etc
    Heard it can be expensive but havent heard any figures.
    Any info appreciated.


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    Carsinian Thau
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    You'd really need to tell us what type of course you want to do, if you have any particular areas you'd like to be etc. before we could advise you. E.g entry requirements for a medical degree would be vastly different than the entry requirements for a law degree/science degree/business degree etc.

    This doesn't really help but it might get you some better answers.

    Btw, college everywhere is expensive.


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    pow wow
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,288 ✭✭✭pow wow


    Shane_O wrote: »
    Anyone have info on college in the U.S,id like to go over there,maybe finish out my course as i want to go there to live anyway after college.
    Cant seem to find any sites,info etc
    Heard it can be expensive but havent heard any figures.
    Any info appreciated.

    Take a peek at the US study forum on www.thestudentroom.co.uk


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    CantGetNoSleep
    Registered Users Posts: 7,252 ✭✭✭CantGetNoSleep


    Carsinian Thau wrote: »
    You'd really need to tell us what type of course you want to do, if you have any particular areas you'd like to be etc. before we could advise you. E.g entry requirements for a medical degree would be vastly different than the entry requirements for a law degree/science degree/business degree etc.

    This doesn't really help but it might get you some better answers.

    Btw, college everywhere is expensive.
    College is much more expensive in America though because you have to pay fees unless you are on a scholarship


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