MIT Open Courseware
November 25, 2007 by app2usadvisor
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MIT offers many of its course contents online for free download and access. The project was launched in 2002 with 50 courses and currently free online course materials are available for approximately 1700 courses.
Linear Algebra, Circuits and Electronics, Electricity and Magnetism, Differential Equations and Introduction to Biology are among [...]
Today is Black Friday
November 23, 2007 by app2usadvisor
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Today is Black Friday. Contrary to what it sounds, it is actually a good occasion! In USA, the Friday after Thanksgiving is celebrated as Black Friday. On the day retailers offer one of the best shopping deals.
How is that relevant to our readers? Well, students are always on a tight budget. Usually the students [...]
Low GRE AWA scores
November 20, 2007 by app2usadvisor
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Many students post questions on our forum about their low AWA scores. GRE General Test score is one of many criteria for admission and do not make your break our application. Among the three sections of GRE AWA is of least significance.
Most Universities do not have a minimum AWA cut off. Do not worry [...]
United States Education Foundation
November 10, 2007 by app2usadvisor
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What is common between Hailey Road New Delhi and Prince Edward Road Singapore? These roads are better known for famous education landmark USEFI / USEIC.
The USEFI in India has offices in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. These centers offer quality advice on US Education, University selection, even Visa preparation help.
If you live in [...]
University of California loses lawsuit
November 7, 2007 by app2usadvisor
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An appeals court has upheld a ruling that the University of California owes $33.8 million to past students whose fees were unfairly raised. The three-judge, San Francisco-based court ruled unanimously on November 2 that UC broke promises to about 35,000 graduate and undergraduate students – mostly at UC-Berkeley and UCLA – in 2003.
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