Wednesday, December 28, 2011

how is it possible for a cameroonian to acquire an international loan to study abroad?


how is it possible for a cameroonian to acquire an international loan to study abroad?
i'm a student hoping to proceed with studies in the university of Lodz in Poland but i'm deficient of funds to actualise my dreams.i'd like to use loans for this project.How can i get a US co-signer to help me get this loan.i want to do medicines to safe the people in my vicinity by providing to them quality medical services.i need help. someone should please come to my rescue.
Financial Aid - 2 Answers
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sit for a cambridge A-level exam.
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A lot of scolarship awarding institutes are available to help potential students. You can find attentic agencies at www.admissionglobal.com

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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

I want to be a foreign exchange student?


I want to be a foreign exchange student?
Okay, so yesterday, our school was hosting the Rotary International Festival for our county. There were about 43 students from all around the world. There were countries like, France, Germany, Ireland, Denmark, Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, Haiti, Czech Republic, Poland, Mexico, India, Australia... and a couple more. There was a guy who told me that, for people to wanted to be exchange students, there were about 18 different countries you could choose from. I'm interested in going to Scotland, Italy, France, or Great Britain... I know that Italy is available, but I really want to go to Scotland. I forgot to ask the guy what countries were actually available. Does anyone know if Scotland is available to visit for my region? I live in Tompkins County in central New York (it's where Cornell University is) P.S.- I am 13, and I can do this program when I become a sophomore or a junior. I know the pricing, I know nothing free. It's a little expensive. But I asked my parents, and they really encourage me to do this.
Other - Europe - 3 Answers
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Maybe you should be asking, how much does it cost? Nothing is free?
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I was looking for a kid to host. Im 15, and im Italian.( in Bari, the southern part of Italy ) I would so much like to take part of an exchange program :) If you would like to know more, lemme know, add me up on fb on my public profile Amministratrice Twilighters ( then im going to give ya my email, if you want to ^^ ) <3
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Hello! I am currently a Rotary International Exchange Student! I'm 16, and I'm American. 1st of all, Rotary is the cheapest option you will be able to find. Hopefully you'll be wanting to do a full-year exchange, as I am, because a lot of districts don't even offer half year exchanges. And in my personal opinion, half-year exchanges are totally NOT worth it. if that's you're only option, you'd be better to just stay home. 2nd, it's good you're getting started this early. I was 15 when i decided to go on exchange, and applied not even knowing if this was what i really should do. but even if you're just considering it, APPLY! 3rd, you will probably not get your 1st country. I don't know anyone that got their 1st country. I got my 4th, Denmark. My good friend is in Italy, her second choice, and she is one of the very few Americans living in Italy (it's a very sought after country, very few RYE students get it!) I don't know any Americans living in other english-speaking countries, and I know A LOT of exchange students. If you'd really like to go to just ONE country, you should look into another program, because nothing is written in stone with Rotary. I didn't even know who was picking me up in the airport when i flew out! You just have to kind of learn to trust them, because they're the best international program ever! 4th, go to a non-english speaking country! don't limit yourself. learning Danish has been such an adventure, and if you choose a Northern European country, then a lot of people will speak english anyways. i may be biased, but i think that you should choose DENMARK! best country in the world. love it here, never want to go home. 5th, Danish Rotary offers a Europe Tour for 3 weeks in May. i'll be going to France, Italy, Austria, the Czech Republic, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, and The Netherlands, for a very decent price! 6th, i would recommend being a RYE student your Junior year. Sophomore is too early, most countries won't even let you come if you're under 16. There are some very flexible countries, like Turkey, Denmark, and Brazil (brazil will take anybody!), but most have very strict rules about who comes into their country, some even require you to have learned their language (France, you must have 2 years of French, same with Belgium. You must have 2 years of German to go to Germany) okay, i've written a lot. but i love exchange students. and if you're parents are even being that supportive, DO IT! you'll never regret it. don't count on Scotland or GB being available- you will probably not go there. France or Italy are more likely, but i would really recommend taking a chance, going to a country that you know nothing about. That's even more impressive than doing something safe and well-known. And even if the USA is accepting students from those countries, they probably aren't sending any kids out to those countries. so just keep an open-mind when choosing countries. if you ever hear from that Danish exchange student again, tell them that I live on Bornholm, and that i love their country :D

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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

How do I track down a pollock?


How do I track down a pollock?
I'm looking for an old friend (a foreign exchange student from high school) who lives in poland. I have her first and last name, but thats it.
Other - Social Science - 2 Answers
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I've seen some of your answers and just wanna say..... You are a fucking dickhole.
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You have a friend who is a fish? Was he made into artificial crab meat as is the usual with pollock?

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Thursday, December 1, 2011

international students and American med schools?


international students and American med schools?
Hey, I m an international student from Poland and I am not certain if American medical and/or dental school admit students with a status like mine. Please explain. Thank you sincerely.
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Technically they can accept anybody they want who can qualify for a visa. Realistically, you don't have a chance. There has not been a new medical school built in the USA in the past 45 years and the existing legitimate schools are intensely competitive. How is your Spanish? There are some very good medical schools in Mexico and South America..

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Monday, November 28, 2011

Greece, Italy, Germany, Poland...is it safe?


Greece, Italy, Germany, Poland...is it safe?
Next summer I'll be going to Italy, Greece, & maybe Turkey. The summer after that I'll be going to Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, and Austria. (Both with my school) And I'm just wondering, is it safe for me since I'm biracial/black? I'll be 16 when I go to Italy & Greece, and 17 when I go to Germany. I don't want to be so far from home and be experiencing any type of prejudice or racism. I'm sure Italy and Greece are okay, but my family and I are worried about Germany & Poland. (There was a Polish exchange student last year & she was openly racist. She was sent home early because of it.) So, before I sign up and drop $7000 - would it be okay & safe? Thanks to anyone who helps. =)
Other - Europe - 10 Answers
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$7,000 is a lot of money, if you are afraid that you might get a bad experience. If u go with your school u r probably safe but how u experience these countries (prejudices etc.) is hard to predict but u shouldn't generalize based on one polish girl. Germans are normally quite friendly, because the country is quite multicultural nowadays, but Poland might be different
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Don't listen to the person above me, Poland is entirely safe for minorities. Trust me! There are many exchange students in universities and a lot of traveling groups from Africa! You will love Poland. They are one of the most Catholic Countries in the World who got to church every Sunday. And in the 14th or 15th Century they allowed the Minority Jews into their country( Poland was the only country who allowed this). They are a very open natured people who love when people come visit their country no matter what their skin color! So Poland is deffinately an okay! ~~~To Viva La Vida: All I am doing is stating facts. And I know the Poles did not act correctly in WW2 with their Jews but you be in that position as the Poles were in and see how nice you act! and I know that going to church has nothing to do with it or being the most Catholic country, I was stating facts and you can't change facts! And what are you talking about I have no knowledge of history?! Did I say anything that is NOT correct? And there is no misinformation here.
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why not add philippines you are more safe,,, theres more beautiful beaches and friendly people
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i wish people would stop saying that about my beautiful country Germany. im white and my cousin is black, he grew up in Germany (Frankfurt i believe) and he mainly had probs with turks. just stay out of eastern Germany, west is the least racist and more open to blacks, they have alot of American military bases with blacks so you shouldn't get any problems.
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In Italy, Germany, Austria you will be safe. In Poland and Czech Republic you will be even more safer, probably you will make many friends there. In Greece you won't be safe at all! Just look what happened to Australian tourists in Greece these summer, American Embassy bombed in Athens, look about terrorist organization EPEK (Е.П.Е.К.) on Crete, DENYING MINORITIES in Greece, racism and homophobia in Greece, army on the border with Macedonia (and buying a lot of weapon esc. from France), racism and insults to black football players... I recommend you not to go in Greece, before the become stable again. Edit: It is true that I'm from Greece neighbour small country. It is called Macedonia (USA have recognize by our name Republic of Macedonia), but it is not true that I hate greece and greeks. Easily you will find out how greeks are calling (insulting) my country name and our people., so why to expect that it will be different with you???
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Don't worry, you will not face any problem in these countries. People, there, are very nice and warm (especially in Italy and Greece). As for a user who said all these bad things about Greece.... please don't take him seriously. He (and his compatriots) are from a neighboring to Greece small country and hate Greek people. So you will always hear them to say lies and insulting things about Greece. Have a nice time! You made great choices.. these countries are very beautiful and interesting. Of course you should always be careful....even in paradise ! : ) Have fun !
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You will definitely be ok, don't worry, just try to keep an open mind and take in as much as possible from all the places you're visiting. Racism, at least the open form, is not a problem in Europe. There are deeper prejudices running into the system&social mechanisms, like employment and housing, but not open threats that you're concerned with. Please don't pay attention to malicious people whose only way to make themselves great is by belittling another nation. Apart from them, there are also those who have no idea of history, like Chloe here who's singing odes to Poland in the past, when she should know better than that. The fact that "They are one of the most Catholic Countries in the World who got to church every Sunday" means absolutely nothing. It doesn't make them better believers, or better people for that matter. And the claim that "in the 14th or 15th Century they allowed the Minority Jews into their country( Poland was the only country who allowed this)" is more sad than anything else, having in mind how they treated their Jews in WW2. Even the Poles not directly responsible still feel the shame for the cruelty they exercised over Jews. I don't want to say that the Polish are racist, only to correct the misinformation displayed here.
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okay let me tell you this...my husband is Polish, I am 100% black and i'll be going to Poland in Oct. I've done allot of research on this topic, and your best bet is to contact the US state department travel section. They have tons of info (factual info) on every country in the world, and they will be able to give you safety info on the countries that you will be visiting. I did my research on Poland, and i'm am beyond excited to go....even if i'll be the only black American for miles.
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Yeah, I've been there. I have family members in Greece so..yeah. People will look at you weird, and touch your skin, but in most areas, they have seen black people. In Germany, it all matters where you go, like here. They see alot of black students from africa so...its no biggie. They like american blacks the most
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According to the crime rates per country,Greece is the most safe country in Europe. Germany has high crime rate and chez republic and Italy are following.Poland is a little bit lower Turkey is very safe as well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_homicide_rate.... Safety has nothing to do with racism.you might feel discriminated in every of these....

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Monday, November 14, 2011

people to people student ambassador program prices?

people to people student ambassador program prices?
So my 16 year old daughter got a letter in the mail asking her to do the student ambassador program next summer and her destinations are: russia, estonia, latvia, lithuania, poland, czech republic, and germany Has anyone done this program before? Can anyone tell me some more information about it including PRICE ranges? Thank you.
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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The program is 100% legitimate. The cost is astronomical. Expect to pay about $6,000.

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Monday, November 7, 2011

getting work visa for the time my spouse is studying here in canada?

getting work visa for the time my spouse is studying here in canada?
Hi my spouse is a student in Canada and i want to get with her, She is on Student visa from Poland and i am in India . I want to get work visa for the time she is studying there in Canada to live with her. also can you please give me links to some sites or forum that gives me useful information regarding this
Immigration - 1 Answers
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If a student is married, then the spouse can get an open work permit for the same length as student’s study permit.

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