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Relax_Singh
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Posted on 04-19-10 12:56
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Hello,
My brother plans on applying to US Universities for Fall semester 2010. He is going into business. I am looking for affordable (nepali students bhayeko) Universities in US.
Can anyone suggest some Universities that are in the cheap range? What's the international students' tuition per semester for 12 credits?? scholarships??
Help me out guys n gals... time's running out. The deadlines are soon approaching !!!
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AlterEgo
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Posted on 04-19-10 2:14
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St cloud .. University of Bridgeport . old dominion university .. UT alrington .. Lamar university .. MUM blah blah
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serpenterium911
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Posted on 04-19-10 9:25
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university of south alabama ...... its easy to get visa for this college..... n business major is also good in this college..... there is also a community college which offers most of the business course and lot of nepalese does the same here ie, first sem in university then 2-2.5 yrs in community ..... for 12 credits the price is around $4600 in university n community is around $2000..... hope this helps .....
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Posted on 04-19-10 10:39
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hey, MSUM ( Minnesota State University Moorhead) is good as well. ITs kinda cheap. It has a bandwidth tution fee i.e 12 -19 credits for $2914 . But including all the other related fees like tech fees and stuffs it comes $3300 for the spring and as fall has a student health insurence fee so it cost around $4100. here is the link to the college. www.mnstate.edu or www.msum.com
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Relax_Singh
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Posted on 04-19-10 2:59
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Yea, Thanks a lot guys... I will look into all these universities you mentioned ... Any others out there?? more the merrier !
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novaguy83
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Posted on 04-19-10 7:45
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A good advice is to go for a good community college and then transfer to regular university. You'll save a lot. Do some research in a community college in the state you want to go.
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