10 common Interview Questions!

1.  Tell me about yourself.

This question seems easier than it is. How do you reduce your whole life to a few sentences?  it's hard to avoid commonplace answers like "I'm friendly" or "I'm a good student." Of course you want to demonstrate that you're friendly and studious, but try also to say something memorable here that really makes you different from other college applicants. Can you hold your breath longer than anyone in your school? Do you have a huge collection of Pez dispensers? Do you have unusual cravings for sushi?

2.  Why are you interested in our college?

Be specific when answering this, and show that you've done your research. Also, avoid answers like "I want to make a lot of money" or "Graduates of your college get good job placement." You want to highlight your intellectual interests, not your materialistic desires. What specifically about the college distinguishes it from other schools you're considering?
3.  What can I tell you about our college?

You can almost guarantee that your interviewer will provide an opportunity for you to ask questions. Make sure you have some, and make sure your questions are thoughtful and specific to the particular college. Avoid questions like "when is the application deadline?" or "how many majors do you have?" This information is both uninteresting and readily available on the school's webpage. Come up with some probing and focused questions: "What would graduates of your college say was the most valuable thing about their four years here?" "I read that you offer a major in interdisciplinary studies. Could you tell me more about that?"

4.  Who in your life has most influenced you?

There are other variations of this question: Who's your hero? What historical or fictional character would you most like to be like? This can be an awkward question if you haven't thought about it, so spend a few minutes considering how you would answer. Identify a few real, historical, and fictional characters you admire, and be prepared to articulate WHY you admire them.

5.  Why do you want to major in ______________ ?

Realize that you don't need to have decided upon a major when you apply to college, and your interviewer will not be disappointed if you say you have many interests and you need to take more classes before choosing a major. However, if you have identified a potential major, be prepared to explain why. Avoid saying that you want to major in something because you'll make a lot of money -- your passion for a subject will make you a good college student, not your greed.

6.  What will you contribute to our campus community?

You'll want to be specific when answering this question. An answer like "I'm hard-working" is rather bland and generic. Think about what it is that makes you uniquely you. What exactly will you bring to diversify the college's community?

7.  Tell me about a challenge that you overcame.

This question is designed to see what kind of problem solver you are. When confronted with a challenge, how do you handle the situation? College will be full of challenges, so the college wants to make sure they enroll students who can handle them.

8.  What do you do for fun in your free time?

"Hangin' out and chillin'" is a weak answer for this question. College life obviously isn't all work, so the admissions folks want students who will do interesting and productive things even when they aren't studying. Do you write? hike? play tennis? Use a question such as this one to show that you are well-rounded with a variety of interests.

9.  What do you see yourself doing 10 years from now?

You don't need to pretend that you have your life figured out if you get a question like this. Very few students entering college could accurately predict their future professions. However, your interviewer does want to see that you think ahead. If you can see yourself doing three different things, say so -- honesty and open-mindedness will play in your favor.

10.  Does your high school record accurately reflect your effort and ability?

In the interview or on your application, you often have an opportunity to explain a bad grade or a bad semester. Be careful with this issue -- you don't want to come across as a whiner or as someone who blames others for a low grade. However, if you really did have extenuating circumstances, let the college know.

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10 common Interview Mistake for College & University Admission

1.  Be Late

Your interviewers are busy people. Alumni interviewers are probably taking time out of their full-time jobs to meet with you, and campus admissions folks often have back-to-back appointments scheduled. Lateness disrupts schedules and shows irresponsibility on your part.

2.  Underdress

Business casual is your safest bet, but the main thing is to look neat and put-together. You'll look like you don’t care if you show up wearing ripped jeans or saran wrap. These clothing tips for men and women can help.

3.  Talk Too Little

Your interviewer wants to get to know you. If you answer every question with a "yes," "no," or a grunt, you're not impressing anyone, and you're not demonstrating that you can contribute to the intellectual life of the campus.

4.  Make a Prepared Speech

You want to sound like yourself during your interview. If you have prepared answers to questions, you might come off sounding artificial and insincere.

5.  Chew Gum

It's distracting and annoying.

6.  Bring Your Parents

Your interviewer wants to get to know you, not your parents. Also, it's hard to look like you're mature enough for college if Dad is asking all the questions for you.

7.  Show Disinterest

This should be a no-brainer, but you’d be surprised what some students will say. A comment like "you're my back-up school" or "I'm here because my parents told me to apply" is an easy way to lose points during the interview.

8.  Fail to Research the College

If you ask questions that could easily be answered by the college's website, you'll send the message that you don't care enough about the school to do a little research. Ask questions that show you know the place: "I'm interested in your Honors Program; could you tell me more about it?"

9.  Lie

This should be obvious, but some students do get themselves in trouble by fabricating half truths or exaggerating during the interview.

10.  Be Rude

Good manners go a long way. Shake hands. Address your interviewer by name. Say "thank you." Introduce your parents if they are in the waiting area. Say "thank you" again. Send a thank you note.

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Common Mistake of American College Application

1. Missing Deadlines
The college admissions process is filled with deadlines, and missing a deadline can mean a rejection letter or lost financial aid. A typical college applicant has dozens of dates to remember:

• Application deadlines which vary from school to school
• Early action and early decision deadlines, if applicable
• Institutional financial aid deadlines
• Federal financial aid deadlines
• State financial aid deadlines
• Scholarship deadlines

2. Applying for Early Decision When It’s Not the Right Choice
Students who apply to a college through Early Decision typically must sign a contract stating that they are applying to just the one college early.

Early Decision is a restricted admissions process, so it is not a good choice for students who aren’t really sure that the Early Decision school is their first choice. Some students apply through Early Decision because they think it will improve their chance of admission, but in the process they end up restricting their options. Also, if students violate their contract and apply to more than one college through Early Decision, they run the risk of being removed from the applicant pool for misleading the institution.

3. Using the Wrong College Name in an Application Essay
Understandably, many college applicants write a single admissions essay and then change the name of the college for different applications. Applicants need to make sure the college name is correct everywhere it appears. The admissions officers will not be impressed if an applicant begins by discussing how much she really wants to go to Alfred University, but the last sentence says, “R.I.T.

4. Applying to a College Online Without Telling School Counselors
The Common Application and other online options make it easier than ever to apply to colleges. Many students, however, make the mistake of submitting applications online without notifying their high school guidance counselors. Counselors play an important role in the application process, so leaving them out of the loop can lead to several problems:

• High school transcripts are delayed or never get mailed
• Letters of recommendation from teachers are delayed or never get sent
• The college admissions decision process becomes inefficient and delayed
• Applications end up being incomplete because the counselor can’t follow up with the colleges

5. Waiting too Long to Ask for Letters of Recommendation
Applicants who wait until the last minute to ask for letters of recommendation run the risk that the letters will be late, or they will not be thorough and thoughtful. To get good letters of recommendation, applicants should identify teachers early, talk with them, and give them as much information as possible about each program to which they are applying. This allows teachers to craft letters that match an applicant’s particular strengths with specific college programs. Letters written at the last minute rarely contain this type of useful specificity.

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American Scholarship for 2016 Series#4

 

31.  Pride Foundation Scholarships

• Award: $38,250
• Deadline: January 11, 2016
• Description: These scholarships are for students who demonstrate commitment to social justice and LGBTQ concerns.
• Administered by the Pride Foundation
• Get more information (Cappex)

32.  Biletnikoff Award

• Award: Varies
• Deadline: January 11, 2016
• Description: This award is for Florida students who have succeeded in spite of significant physical, mental, emotional, environmental, and/or other challenges faced.
• Administered by the Tallahassee Quarterback Club Foundation
• Get more information (Cappex)

33.  Performing Arts Scholarship Competition

• Award: $2,000 - $4,000
• Deadline: January 11, 2016
• Description: This scholarship competition is for graduating seniors in Arkansas.
• Administered by the THEA Foundation
• Get more information (Cappex)

34.  Gates Millennium Scholars Program

• Award: $12,500
• Deadline: January 13, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for college-bound students who have demonstrated leadership abilities through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities.
• Administered by the Gates Millennium Scholars
• Get more information (Cappex)

35.  HAI Group Member Resident Scholarship Program

• Award: $2,500
• Deadline: January 13, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for students who have been residents of HAI Group member housing authorities.
• Administered by the Housing Authority Insurance (HAI) Group
• Get more information (Cappex)

36.  Jeff Krosnoff Scholarship

• Award: $10,000
• Deadline: January 13, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for four-year college-bound California high school seniors.
• Administered by the Jeff Krosnoff Scholarship
• Get more information (Cappex)

37.  SonomaCountySatellite.Com Scholarship

• Award: $500
• Deadline: January 13, 2016
• Description: Applicants must write a 300 - 500 word essay on a given topic.
• Administered by the Sonoma County Satellite
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38.  Intel Scholarship for Employees' Children

• Award: $1,500 - $4,000
• Deadline: January 14, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for dependent children of eligible full- or part-time Intel employees in the United States.
• Administered by Alpha Phi Sigma
• Get more information (Cappex)

39.  Outstanding Chapter Goals Awards

• Award: $300
• Deadline: January 15, 2016
• Description: This award will be presented to the chapter who has best shown exemplary efforts.
• Administered by the Tampa Bay Times Fund, Inc.
• Get more information (Cappex)

40.  ACEC California Scholarship Program

• Award: $1,000 - $7,500
• Deadline: January 15, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for students in California who plan to pursue a career in consulting engineering or land surveying and be US citizens.
• Administered by the American Council of Engineering Companies - California (ACEC)
• Get more information (Cappex)

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American College Scholarship 2016 #2

11.  PGMS Scholarship

• Award: Varies
• Deadline: January 2, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for horticulture majors or students in a related major.
• Administered by the Professional Grounds Management Society (PGMS)
• Get more information (Cappex)

12.  Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project National Essay Contest

• Award: $50 - $500
• Deadline: January 3, 2016
• Description: Entrants are required to read "Chung Hyo Ye, Tales of filial devotion, loyalty, respect and benevolence from the history and folklore of Korea" and write on a given essay topic.
• Administered by the Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project (KSCPP)
• Get more information (Cappex)

13.  Greenhouse Scholars Program Scholarship

• Award: $20,000
• Deadline: January 4, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for college-bound seniors who come from a house where the annual income is less than $70,000.
• Administered by the Greenhouse Scholars
• Get more information (Cappex)

14.  Paramount Tall Club of Chicago Scholarship

• Award: $750
• Deadline: January 4, 2016
• Description: Applicants must meet the minimum height requirements of Tall Clubs International: 5'10" for women and 6'2" for men.
• Administered by the Paramount Tall Club of Chicago
• Get more information (Cappex)

15.  ShirtSpace College Scholarship Contest

• Award: $100 - $2,500
• Deadline: January 4, 2016
• Description: Applicants must submit a 500-word essay that identifies a problem and explains how they intend to use their education as a way to begin solving that problem.
• Administered by ShirtSpace.com.
• Get more information (Cappex)

16.  Young Patriots Essay Contest

• Award: $1,500 - $5,000
• Deadline: January 5, 2016
• Description: To apply for this scholarship, students must submit a 1,200-word or less essay on a given topic.
• Administered by Debate Central
• Get more information (Cappex)

17.  Career Journalism Scholarships

• Award: $2,500
• Deadline: January 5, 2016
• Description: Applicants must submit a 500-word essay that identifies a problem and explains how they intend to use their education as a way to begin solving that problem.
• Administered by the Tampa Bay Times Fund, Inc.
• Get more information (Cappex)

18.  John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay Contest

• Award: $500 - $10,000
• Deadline: January 6, 2016
• Description: Applicants must write an essay on a specified topic related to political courage.
• Administered by the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation
• Get more information (Cappex)

19.  GE - Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program

• Award: $10,000
• Deadline: January 7, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for current high school seniors who demonstrate the attributes of leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship.
• Administered by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Library
• Get more information (Cappex)

20.  APIASF Scholarship Program

• Award: $2,500 - $15,000
• Deadline: January 8, 2016
• Description: These scholarships are for students of Asian and/or Pacific Islander ethnicity who are enrolling in a US accredited college or university in the Fall of 2016.
• Administered by the APIASF Scholarship Program
• Get more information (Cappex)

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American College Scholarship with January 2016 Deadline 1

1.  $1,000 Easy College Money Scholarship

• Award: $1,000
• Deadline: Awarded Monthly
• Description: No essay required. Applicants simply create a free profile at Cappex.com.
• Administered by Cappex.com
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2.  Amato Sanita Brighter Future Scholarship

• Award: $500
• Deadline: January 1, 2016
• Description: Applicants must submit a 500-word essay that identifies a problem and explains how they intend to use their education as a way to begin solving that problem.
• Administered by the Amato Sanita Attorney at Law
• Get more information (Cappex)

3.  ABPA Harrington-Arthur Scholarship Essay Competition

• Award: $1,000
• Deadline: January 1, 2016
• Description: Applicants must submit an essay on a given topic related to safe drinking water.
• Administered by the American Backflow Prevention Association (ABPA)
• Get more information (Cappex)

4.  Golden Apple Explore Program

• Award: $2,000 - $5,000
• Deadline: January 1, 2016
• Description: This program is for students who plan study education at an Illinois community college in the fall.
• Administered by the Golden Apple Foundation
• Get more information (Cappex)

5.  IDDBA’s Scholarship for Growing the Future

• Award: $2,000
• Deadline: January 1, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for current full- or part-time employee of an IDDBA-member company.
• Administered by the International Dairy-Deli-Bakery Association (IDDBA)
• Get more information (Cappex)

6.  Modern Woodmen of America Scholarships

• Award: $500 - $16,000
• Deadline: January 1, 2016
• Description: These scholarships are for graduating high school seniors who are members of Modern Woodmen of America.
• Administered by the Modern Woodmen of America
• Get more information (Cappex)

7.  MVP Visuals Design Scholarship

• Award: $500
• Deadline: January 1, 2016
• Description: Applicants must create a digital visual design to promote something related to their university.
• Administered by MVP Visuals
• Get more information (Cappex)

8.  Dr. Joseph and Sonya Landholm Scholarship

• Award: $4,500
• Deadline: January 1, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for veterinary students originally from Nebraska and for licensed practitioners who are NVMA members.
• Administered by the Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association (NVMA)
• Get more information (Cappex)

9.  Irma Gesche Scholarship

• Award: $500 - $2,000
• Deadline: January 2, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for Houston-area youth who are members of the National Wild Turkey Foundation.
• Administered by the Houston Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF)
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10.  New Jersey Agricultural Achievement Award

• Award: $500
• Deadline: January 2, 2016
• Description: This scholarship is for college-bound New Jersey residents who are planning to pursue a career in agriculture or science.
• Administered by the New Jersey Equine Advisory Board
• Get more information (Cappex)
 

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Top Universities in Europe Rankings® 2015/16

It may be the second-smallest continent on Earth, but Europe claims many of the world’s best educational institutions. In the QS World University Rankings® 2015/16 a total of 338 European universities are featured within the world’s top 800 (roughly 42%). The UK boasts Europe’s highest number of internationally ranked universities with 70 entries, followed by Germany (43) and France (41). Meanwhile Switzerland claims one of the world’s top 10 universities, with a second entrant in the top 15, leading a group of smaller European countries with very strong higher education systems.

With such a large selection of top universities in Europe to choose from, deciding where to study in Europe is not always easy. To help you get started, we’ve compiled a list of the top universities in Europe categorized by country, based on the QS World University Rankings 2015/16.
Top universities in Austria University of Vienna

A landlocked country in central Europe, Austria shares borders with eight other European nations, including Germany to the north and Italy to the south. It has seven top European universities currently included in the QS World University Rankings. Of these, the top universities in Austria are:

1.      University of Vienna (153rd in the world;  65th in Europe)

2.      Vienna University of Technology (197th in the world;  88th in Europe)

3.      Universität Innsbruck (joint 295th in the world; joint 133rd in Europe)

4.      Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz (431-440 in the world; 195th in Europe)

5.      Johannes Kepler University Linz (551-600 in the world; 237th in Europe)

+ 2 more top universities in Austria
Top universities in Belgium KU Leuven Belgium

Known for its fine chocolate and beer, Belgium is also home to some excellent educational establishments. Like Austria, it claims seven of the top universities in Europe to be internationally ranked, all of these placed within the top 300 worldwide. The top universities in Belgium are:

1.      KU Leuven (joint 82nd in the world; 30th in Europe)

2.      Ghent University (joint 124th in the world; 50th in Europe)

3.      Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL, joint 149th in the world; 63rd in Europe)

4.      Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB, 194th in the world; 87th in Europe)

5.      Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB, 207th in the world; 92nd in Europe)

+ 2 more top universities in Belgium
Top universities in France Ecole Normale Superieure Paris

France boasts a very extensive selection of top European universities, and an impressive presence in the international rankings, with the majority of its top 10 universities located in the capital city of Paris. The top universities in France are:

1.      Ecolé Normale Supérieure, Paris (23rd in the world; 10th in Europe)

2.      Ecolé Polytechnique (40th in the world; 13th in Europe)

3.      Université Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC, joint 137th in the world; 57th in Europe)

4.     CentraleSupélec (new this year – joint 156th in the world and joint 68th in Europe)

5.      Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon (joint 188th in the world; joint 84th in Europe)

+ 36 more top universities in France
Top universities in Germany Technische Universität München

Offering free tuition to all undergraduate students, regardless of nationality, Germany is the world’s most popular non-Anglophone destination for international students. The top universities in Germany are:

    Technische Universität München (60th in the world; 17th in Europe)
    Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg (66th in the world; 20th in Europe)
    Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (75th in the world, 25th in Europe)
    Kit, Karlsruher Institut Für Technologie (93rd in the world, 35th in Europe)
    Freie Universität Berlin (119th in the world, 47th in Europe)

+ 37 more top universities in Germany
Top universities in Ireland Trinity College Dublin

A relatively small country in Western Europe, Ireland is home to eight world-ranking universities, of which half are located in the capital city, Dublin. The top universities in Ireland are:

1.      Trinity College Dublin (78th in the world; 28th in Europe)

2.      University College Dublin (154th in the world; 66th in Europe)

3.      University College Cork (joint 233rd in the world; joint 104th in Europe)

4.      National University of Ireland, Galway (joint 271st in the world; 124th in Europe)

5.      Dublin City University (353rd in the world; 159th in Europe)

+ 3 more top universities in Ireland
Top universities in Italy University of Bologna

Located in the southern peninsula of the continent and much-loved for its weather, cuisine and beautiful settings, Italy is the fifth most populous country in Europe and boasts 26 internationally ranked universities. The top universities in Italy are:

1.      Politecnico di Milano (187th in the world, 83rd in Europe)

2.      University of Bologna (joint 204th in the world; 91st in Europe)

3.      Sapienza University of Rome (joint 213th in the world; 95th in Europe)

4.      University of Milano (306th in the world; 137th in Europe)

5.      Università Degli Studi Di Padova (joint 309th in the world, 139th in Europe)

 + 21 more top universities in Italy
Top universities in the Netherlands University of Amsterdam

This Dutch-speaking country towards the north of the continent (often referred to as Holland, though in fact the region of Holland only makes up two of its provinces), boasts 13 globally ranked universities. The top universities in the Netherlands are:

1.      University of Amsterdam (55th in the world; 15th in Europe)

2.      Delft University of Technology (64th in the world; 19th in Europe)

3.      Utrecht University (94th in the world; 36th in Europe)

4.      Leiden University (95th in the world; 37th in Europe)

5.      University of Groningen (100th in the world; 39th in Europe)

+ 7 more top universities in the Netherlands
Top universities in the Nordic countries University of Copenhagen

Europe’s Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden) offer 26 internationally ranked universities. Within the Nordic region, Finland claims the highest number of ranked institutions, despite being the most sparsely populated country in Europe, while Denmark offers the highest-ranked university in the group. The top universities in the Nordic countries are:

Denmark

1.      University of Copenhagen (69th in the world; 22nd in Europe)

2.      Aarhus University (107th in the world; 42nd in Europe)

+ 3 more top universities in Denmark

Finland

1.      University of Helsinki (joint 96th in the world; 38th in Europe)

2.      Aalto University (joint 139th in the world; joint 59th in Europe)

+ 7 more top universities in Finland

Norway

1.      University of Oslo (joint 135th in the world; joint 55th in Europe) University of Oslo

2.      University of Bergen (181st in the world; 79th in Europe)

+ 2 more top universities in Norway

Sweden

1.      Lund University (joint 70th in the world; joint 23rd in Europe)

2.      KTH Royal Institute Of Technology (92nd in the world; 34th in Europe)

+6 more top universities in Sweden
Top universities in Russia Lomonosov Moscow State University

If you think size matters when it comes to deciding where to study in Europe, then perhaps you’ll consider Russia, the largest country in the world, and home to 21 universities included in the QS World University Rankings. The top universities in Russia are:

1.      Lomonosov Moscow State University (108th in the world; 43rd in Europe)

2.      Saint-Petersburg State University (joint 256th in the world; joint 119th in Europe)

3.      Novosibirsk State University (317th in the world; joint 143rd in Europe)

4.      Bauman Moscow State Technical University (joint 338th in the world; joint 153rd in Europe)

5.      Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO-University, joint 397th in the world; joint 179th in Europe)

+ 16 more top universities in Russia
Top universities in Spain University of Barcelona

Acclaimed for its buzzing cities and attractive Mediterranean coast, Spain is popular among tourists and students alike, and claims 18 of the top European universities according to the QS World University Rankings. The top universities in Spain are:

1.      University of Barcelona (joint 166th in the world; joint 72nd in Europe)

2.      Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (186th in the world; 82nd in Europe)

3.      Universitat Autonóma de Barcelona (joint 190th in the world; 86th in Europe)

4.      University Complutense Madrid (UCM - 226th in the world; 99th in Europe)

5.      University of Navarra (joint 265th in the world; joint 122nd in Europe)

+ 13 more top universities in Spain
Top universities in Switzerland ETH Zurich

Home to a large portion of the Alps mountain range, Switzerland is the only country other than the US or the UK to claim a university in the world’s top 10. It has a second entrant in the top 15, and half of its eight internationally ranked universities are in the global top 100. The top universities in Switzerland are:

1.      ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, 9th in the world; 5th in Europe)

2.      Ecolé Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL, 14th in the world; 6th in Europe)

3.      University of Zurich (UZH, joint 85th in the world; 31st in Europe)

4.      University of Geneva (joint 89th in the world; 33rd in Europe)

5.      University of Basel (joint 139th in the world; joint 59th in Europe)

+ 3 more top universities in Switzerland
Top universities in the UK University of Cambridge

Second only to the US in overall rankings presence, the UK has the continent’s largest selection of internationally ranked institutions, and is also the most popular destination to study in Europe. It currently boasts four of the world’s top 10 universities, and seven of the 10 top universities in Europe. The top universities in the UK are:

1.      University of Cambridge (joint 3rd in the world; 1st in Europe)

2.      University of Oxford (6th in the world; 2nd in Europe)

3.      UCL (University College London; 7th in the world; 3rd in Europe)

4.       Imperial College London (8th in the world; 4th in Europe)   

5.      King’s College London (KCL; joint 19th in the world; 7th in Europe)

+ 65 more top universities in the UK
Top universities in Greece  National Technical University of Athens

1.      National Technical University of Athens (joint 376th in the world; joint 171st in Europe)

2.      Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (461-470 in the world; 205th in Europe)

+ 4 more top universities in Greece
Best of the rest…

The list above covers most of the best-known places to study in Europe as an international student. But the top universities in Europe do not end there; many more European countries are home to one or more institutions included in the QS World University Rankings. Here’s a quick round-up of the rest:

Belarus Belarus State University

1.      Belarus State University (421-430 in the world; 192nd in Europe)

2.      Belarusian National Technical University (701+ in the world; 284th in Europe)

Bulgaria

1.      University of St. Kliment Ohridski (701+ in the world; 299th in Europe)

Croatia

1.      University of Zagreb (701+ in the world; 332nd in Europe)

Czech Republic Charles University

1.      Charles University (279th in the world; 127th in Europe)

2.      Czech Technical University in Prague (451-460 in the world; 202nd in Europe)

+ 2 more top universities in the Czech Republic

Estonia

1.      University of Tartu (joint 400th in the world; joint 182nd in Europe)

2.      Tallinn University of Technology (601-650 in the world; 260th in Europe)

Hungary

1.      University of Szeged (501-550 in the world; 234th in Europe) University of Szeged

2.      Eötvös Loránd University (601-650 in the world; 253rd in Europe)

+ 2 more top universities in Hungary

Latvia

1.      University of Latvia (701+ in the world; 330th in Europe)

Lithuania

1.      Vilnius University (501-550 in the world; 236th in Europe)

2.      Kaunas University of Technology (701+ in the world; 288th in Europe)

+ 2 more top universities in Lithuania

Poland University of Warsaw

1.      University of Warsaw (344th in the world; 156th in Europe)

2.      Jagiellonian University (411-420 in the world; 186th in Europe)

+ 4 more top universities in Poland

Portugal

1.      University of Porto (308th in the world; 138th in Europe)

2.      Universidade Nova de Lisboa (joint 351st in the world; joint 157th in Europe)

+ 3 more top universities in Portugal

Romania

1.      University of Bucharest (651-700 in the world; 276th in Europe) University of Bucharest

2.      Alexandru loan Cuza University (701+ in the world; 280th in Europe)

+ 2 more top universities in Romania

Serbia

1.      University of Belgrade (701+ in the world; 323rd in Europe)

Slovenia

1.      University of Ljubljana (551-600 in the world; 249th in Europe)

Ukraine

Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

1.      Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (421-430 in the world; 192nd in Europe)

2.      V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University (491-500 in the world; 220th in Europe)

+ 4 more top universities in Ukraine

This article was originally published on 14 November 2013. It was last updated on 21 September 2015 to reflect the results of the QS World University Rankings® 2015/16.

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Graduate Admission in Binghamton University

Spring 2016 and Fall 2016 Graduate Degree Program Applicants: Follow the steps below. 

Other Applicants: If you are applying to a certificate program, to an accelerated degree program or for non-degree/non-matriculated study, continue to the appropriate application.

1.Submit the online application and all required application materials.

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• You will need a valid e-mail address to create an online application.
• Upload all required application materials for your program to the online application. 

• If you are a former Binghamton University student (undergraduate, graduate or non-degree/non-matriculated) and have changed your name, file an officialname change form with the Office of Financial Aid and Student Records before submitting an application.
• If you are an international student, review the additional admission requirements for international students before submitting an application.
• If you are interested in transferring graduate credits from another institution to Binghamton University, review the policies regarding the transfer of graduate credits before submitting an application. The application process is the same for students who are planning to transfer graduate credits as it is for those who are not.

2.Submit official test scores electronically.

• Order GRE score report: Use Binghamton University's code: 2535.
• Order GMAT score report: Submit scores by selecting "State University of New York (SUNY) - Binghamton University" from the score delivery menu.
• Order TOEFL score report: Use Binghamton University's code: 2535.
• Order PTE Academic score report: Submit scores by selecting "Binghamton University - State University of New York" from the score delivery menu.
• Submit IELTS scores by providing the Test Report Form (TRF) number in the appropriate field in the online application.

3.Submit any application materials that you were not able to upload to the online application.

4.Receive your admission decision.

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Admission going on JGVC 2015-16 session

Admission going on Jhenidah government veterinarycollege.
 Requirements: GPA 6.5 in SSC and hsc .
 Fee - 800tk.


MCQ 80 (biology-30, physics-15, chemistry-15, math-10, English-10)


Application deadline 17 DEC 2015

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Admission at Jhenidah Govt. Veterinary College

The admission circular will be published 22 Nov. 2015 for the session 2015-16;

Total seat ; 60 
merit 57.

Admission may be hold at January 2016.

Total Mark 100.
MCQ test 80
GPA 20.

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Rajshahi university admission result 2015

Rajshahi University Admission Test Result 2015 – ru.ac.bd. Rajshahi University Admission Result 2015-16 for  A, B, C, D, E, F, G & H Units. All Units admission test result of University of Rajshahi. Rajshahi University admission test started from 9th November and last unit exam end 12th Noember. Hopefully university authority will be going to published their admission test result for A Unit, B Unit, C Unit, D Unit, E Unit, F Unit, G Unit & H Unit. The admission test 2015-2016 academic session of Rajshahi University for undergraduate first year honours students held under in different eight (08) units; those are; A, B, C, D, E, F, G & H Units. Rajshahi University Admission Test Result 2015-2016 of all units will  be available here. All examiner are get their important admission test result here.

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Admission in Jhenidah Govt. Veterinary College

Admission in Jhenidah Govt. Veterinary College will be announced soon.
Jhenidah government Veterinary College. JGVC jhenidah Veterinary jessore Science & Technology University.
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Admission in Islamic University.

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