MBA Admissions: Tips for International Students
Do you have your sights set on a top-ranked business program in another country? You’re not alone.
Learn about which admissions and placement tests you’ll need to take to study in the USA, which one is right for you, plus tips to help you succeed!
Do you have your sights set on a top-ranked business program in another country? You’re not alone.
Which option should you choose? Let's take a look at the pros and cons of each.
IELTS is the world’s most popular English language test. More than 10,000 organisations in 140 countries accept IELTS, including schools, universities, employers, immigration authorities and professional bodies.
The very first thing that any applicant to a selective US college should realize is that it is a competitive process.
Whether you attend an English language program, community college, or university in the United States you may be required to take admission tests as part of your application. You will be required to take admission tests if you plan to complete a grad...
Applying for admission to a graduate program in the United States can be challenging. The process starts by choosing a specific graduate program and then finding out which colleges and universities offer this graduate program.
ACT vs SAT…an important choice and an epic battle that most high school students will have to take sides on.
The GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) exam is a standardized test used around the world to gauge academic potential for graduate study in business and management. Look at our Graduate Programs
Every year, we spend the month of September transitioning from the summer season to the fall. The days of September quickly disappear, making October, November and December important planning months for your applications.
GRE® tests are taken by individuals applying to graduate and business schools around the world. Look at our Graduate Programs
When you begin to apply to independent schools, you will find that many of the top American and Canadian schools will ask you to submit a report of your scores on the SSAT, an admission aptitude test used by more than 600 independent schools and give...
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OpenCourseWare and Credit-by-Examination: Earning University Credit
It's time to gear up for the first SAT of the year! One of the reasons I wanted to create TestRocker was to ease the anxiety normally associated with standardized test-prep. Below check out the guest blog we wrote for CollegeMapper, it has a number...
Who should take the ACT® Test? Students applying to an undergraduate program at a university in the United States should take the ACT. Virtually every four-year college or university in the United States requires a standardized entrance exam as part...
International students can prepare for the Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT) in the comfort of their homes as TOEFL iBT Techniques courses are offered online through U.S. colleges and universities. Studying online...
Students applying to a four-year undergraduate program at a college or university in the United States are required to take an admission test such as the SAT.
If you already have knowledge in several sciences and other fields, you may be able to test out of introductory U.S. university courses and enter university at a higher level with UExcel®, a credit-by-exam program developed by two recognized lead...
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