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March 12, 2024

Buckinghamshire New University

Buckinghamshire New University (BNU), a public institution with campuses in High Wycombe, Aylesbury, Uxbridge, and Great Missenden, has a storied history tracing back to its establishment as the School of Science and Art in 1891. Throughout its evolution, the university has adopted various names such as Wycombe Technical Institute, High Wycombe College of Technology and Art, and Buckinghamshire College of Higher Education. Notably, the period between 1999 and 2007 marked its status as a university college until it successfully achieved recognition as a fully-fledged university.

Admission Requirements

Test	Minimum Score	Level
IELTS	6+	Undergraduate
	6.5+	Graduate
TOEFL	80+	Undergraduate
	88+	Graduate
PTE	50+	Undergraduate
	58+	Graduate

Tuition Fees

Campus	Level	Tuition Fee Range (GBP)
Buckinghamshire New University	Undergraduate	£14,000 – £20,000 per year
Buckinghamshire New University – Aylesbury Campus	Undergraduate	£14,000 – £19,000 per year
Buckinghamshire New University – Aylesbury Campus	Graduate	(Please provide the range)

Features

Category	Services and Support Offered
Academic Counseling	Assistance with academic guidance and planning
Campus Security	Ensuring the safety and security of the campus
Career Support	Guidance and resources for career development and placement
Day Care Centers	On-campus facilities for childcare
Financial Assistance	Aid and support for managing educational expenses
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and food services
Health Insurance	Coverage for students’ health needs
Internet Services	Access to internet services on campus
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support for students
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Support for mental health and well-being
Orientation for new students	Programs to help new students acclimate to the campus
Parking and Transit	Facilities for parking and transportation on campus
Recruitment Services	Assistance in finding internships or job opportunities
Scholarships and Awards	Financial awards and recognition for academic achievements
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events to foster social and cultural interaction
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Opportunities for involvement in various clubs and groups
Student Leadership	Development programs for student leadership skills
Student Unions and Associations	Representation and support through student organizations
Study & Work Permit	Assistance with study and work permits for international students
Student Learning Centre	Resources and support for academic learning
Continuing Education	Programs for ongoing education and skill development
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety and well-being
International Student Life Centre	Services tailored to the needs of international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

March 9, 2024

Robert Gordon University

By Kenny Aberdeen City

RGU delivers a high quality vocational education and relevant curriculum which provides learners with the skills they require to thrive throughout their careers. As a result, the university has a reputation for producing graduates that are highly sought after by employers. Over the last decade RGU has consistently had one of the best records of any UK university for graduate level employment. It celebrates a high quality student experience and is currently ranked in the top three universities in Scotland for student satisfaction in the National Student Survey. It has been named as the Scottish University of the Year 2021 in The Times & Sunday Times Good University Guide, 2021.

RGU has a heritage going back 250 years and was awarded university status in 1992. Throughout its development, the university has remained committed to creating equal opportunities to access a relevant and valuable education. It is made up of eleven schools and offers over 300 courses ranging from engineering, architecture, computing, and life sciences to the creative industries, health and social care, and business. It has a student population of over 16,500, who study on-campus and online; notably, it is one of the largest providers of online learning in the UK. Courses are developed through close collaboration with employers, professions and industry to address skills regional and national needs, and this ensures that curriculum is demand-led.

Admission Requirements

Level of Study	Minimum IELTS Score	Minimum TOEFL Score	Minimum PTE Score
Undergraduate	6+	80+	56+
Graduate	6.5+	88+	61+

Tuition Fees

Level of Study	Tuition Fee Range (GBP)
Undergraduate	£15,400 – £18,000
Graduate	£14,900 – £23,000

March 9, 2024

Alphacrucis University College

By Kenny Australian Capital Territory

Founded in 1948, Alphacrucis (AC) University College stands as a pioneer in preparing leaders for impactful careers in various fields such as business, chaplaincy, counseling, entrepreneurship, teaching, ministry, music, and theology.

Alphacrucis is a prominent Christian University College in Australasia, renowned for its commitment to excellence in education, instruction, and research. We are dedicated to offering a Christ-centered education that aligns with the needs of today’s generation.

Our pursuit of excellence is underpinned by:

A faculty comprised of highly qualified and seasoned educators, recognized as world-leading researchers in their respective domains. They blend specialized knowledge with innovative learning experiences to empower our students.
Cutting-edge technology that facilitates exceptional delivery of both classroom and online education, ensuring an enriched learning environment for all students.
A vibrant research culture that inspires students to fervently explore their interests. Our students not only exhibit academic prowess but also contribute practical solutions to contemporary challenges.
Active involvement with the present-day society and culture, offering students hands-on experience in their communities. This practical engagement fosters a well-rounded education.
A dynamic and inspiring student life that fosters a robust Christian faith, creating an environment where students can grow spiritually and intellectually.

Admission Requirements

Level of Study	Minimum IELTS Score
Undergraduate	6.5+
Graduate	7+

Tuition Fees

Level of Study	Tuition Fee Range (AUD)
Undergraduate	$18,000 – $18,500
Graduate	$23,000 – $23,500

Features

Services/Resources	Description
Academic Counseling	Professional guidance and support for academic matters.
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of students on campus.
Financial Assistance	Support and information regarding financial aid.
Health Insurance	Assistance and information on health insurance options.
Internet Services	Access to reliable and high-speed internet on campus.
Library Services	Resources and assistance provided by the university library.
Mental Health Services	Support and resources for mental health and well-being.
Orientation for New Students	Programs to help new students acclimate to university life.
Parking and Transit	Information on parking facilities and transit options.
Peer Mentorship	Mentorship programs connecting new and experienced students.
Scholarships and Awards	Information on available scholarships and awards.
Student Clubs and Societies	Opportunities for students to engage in various clubs and societies.
Student Learning Centre	Resources and support for academic learning and development.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Dedicated services and resources for women’s safety and well-being.
Academic/Career Portals	Online portals providing information on academics and career resources.

March 7, 2024

Ascent College

By Kenny Quebec

As a specialized institution in Montreal focusing on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML) and Network Security and Ethical Cyber Piracy (NSECP), we recognize the rapid advancements in AI development platforms, vast processing power, and affordable data storage. The current landscape presents a unique opportunity for companies to leverage AIML technologies, with projections indicating a substantial $13 trillion addition to the global economy over the next decade (Source: Building the AI-Powered Organization, HBR, July-August 2019 issue).

In anticipation of the widespread integration of AIML into various aspects of business and daily life, Ascent College of Technology is strategically positioned to address the evolving needs of the industry. Recognizing that the increased adoption of AIML will inevitably lead to heightened security challenges, we are committed to preparing the next generation of professionals in the fields of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for application development.

As the landscape of AI-based digital transformation unfolds, the surge in AIML adoption will, in parallel, give rise to cybersecurity threats. Hence, our foresight leads us to believe that the market will demand skilled professionals well-versed not only in AIML but also in Network Security and Ethical Cyber Piracy (NSECP). It is noteworthy that AIML will play a crucial role in NSECP, serving as a tool to safeguard organizations against emerging cyber threats. This strategic paradox underscores the need for comprehensive training programs that equip individuals to navigate the intricate intersection of AIML and NSECP.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6.0+	6.5+
PTE	46+	46+

Tuition Fees

Program Level	Approximate Tuition Fee Range per Year (CAD)
Undergraduate	$15,000 – $15,500
Graduate	$15,000 – $15,500

Features

Service/Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Guidance and support for academic planning and student success.
Financial Assistance	Information and assistance regarding financial aid options.
Health Insurance	Providing information on health insurance coverage for students.
Internet Services	Ensuring reliable internet access for students on campus.
Internship & On-the-Job Training	Facilitating opportunities for internships and practical training.
IT Services Helpdesk	Offering technical support and assistance for IT services.
Orientation for New Students	Welcoming and informative sessions for new students.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Dedicated resources and support for women’s safety on campus.

March 7, 2024

Brock University

By Kenny Ontario

Nestled in the historic Niagara region, Brock University stands as one of Canada’s premier higher education institutions. Combining the advantages of a contemporary and dynamic university, Brock thrives in a secure, community-oriented city surrounded by picturesque natural landscapes.

Boasting a student body of over 19,000 individuals across seven diverse Faculties, Brock University delivers an unparalleled academic experience. Our degree programs are meticulously crafted with a forward-looking perspective, emphasizing your future career. Through innovative co-op programs and service learning opportunities, we ensure maximum exposure to your chosen field of study.

Brock is more than an educational institution — it’s a vibrant community. Diverse clubs, intramural athletic options, and an array of extracurricular activities cater to a multitude of interests. Beyond active participation, you can enthusiastically support the Brock Badgers across a wide spectrum of sports, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6.5+	6.5+
TOEFL	88+	80+

Tuition Fees

Program Level	Approximate Tuition Fee Range per Year (CAD)
Undergraduate	$25,000 – $28,000
Graduate	$16,000 – $27,500

Features

Service/Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Provides guidance and support for academic planning and career development.
Accommodation (On Campus)	Offers on-campus housing options for students.
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus community.
Campus Shuttle	Provides transportation services within the campus.
Career Support	Assists students with career exploration, job search, and professional development.
Co-op Program	Offers cooperative education programs that integrate academic learning with practical work experience.
Day Care Centers	Provides daycare services for students with children.
Financial Assistance	Offers information and support for financial aid, scholarships, and grants.
Food & Dining Services	Manages on-campus dining options and meal services.
Health Insurance	Provides health insurance plans for students.
Internet Services	Ensures reliable internet access for students on campus.
Internship & On-the-Job Training	Facilitates opportunities for internships and practical training.
IT Services Helpdesk	Offers technical support and assistance for IT services.
Library Services	Provides access to resources, study spaces, and assistance from librarians.
Mental Health Services	Offers counseling and mental health support services for students.
Orientation for New Students	Welcomes new students and provides information about campus life.
Parking and Transit	Provides information on parking facilities and public transportation options.
Peer Mentorship	Connects new students with experienced peers for guidance.
Recruitment Services	Assists students in career placement and job recruitment.
Scholarships and Awards	Information on available scholarships and awards for academic excellence.
Social and Cultural Events	Organizes events to foster a sense of community and cultural exchange.
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Access to sports facilities and recreational activities.
Student Club and Societies	Opportunities to join various student organizations and clubs.
Student Leadership	Programs and opportunities for students to develop leadership skills.
Student Unions and Associations	Represents the student body and advocates for student interests.
Study & Work Permit	Guidance on obtaining study and work permits for international students.
Tax Information (T2202A)	Provides information on tax documentation for educational expenses.
Volunteer & Community Outreach Programme	Engages students in volunteer and community service initiatives.
Work While Studying	Information on part-time employment opportunities for students.
Student Learning Centre	Academic support services, including tutoring and workshops.
University Transfer Options	Information on transferring to other universities for continued education.
Continuing Education	Programs and courses for ongoing education and skill development.
Online Learning Programs	Digital courses and programs for remote learning.
Part-Time Programs	Academic programs designed for part-time study.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Provides resources and support for women’s safety on campus.
International Student Life Centre	Dedicated space and support services for international students.
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for accessing academic and career-related information and resources.

March 7, 2024

Acadia University

By Kenny Nava Scotia

Established in 1838, Acadia University stands as one of Canada’s most esteemed and time-honored liberal arts universities. Proudly affiliated with the Association of Atlantic Universities and the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada, Acadia holds the authority to offer a comprehensive range of courses and confer degrees across various academic disciplines.

Situated just an hour’s drive from Halifax, Nova Scotia, and its international airport, Acadia University is an integral part of the picturesque college town of Wolfville, commanding breathtaking views of the Annapolis Valley and the Bay of Fundy.

With an enrollment of approximately 3,500 students hailing from nearly every province and over 50 countries, Acadia University provides a vibrant academic environment. Students benefit from robust academic programs, a curriculum designed to foster personal development, and collaborative learning experiences facilitated by distinguished professors.

At Acadia, students are not just learners; they are encouraged to become integral members of a scholarly community that nurtures and inspires. The university places a strong emphasis on community engagement, real-world opportunities, and meaningful research at the undergraduate level. This approach aims to instill a holistic understanding of education, recognizing that learning extends beyond the confines of the classroom. The university prides itself on fostering transformative relationships through close collaboration between students and professors, often resulting in lifelong friendships.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate
IELTS	6.5+
TOEFL	90+
PTE	61+

March 7, 2024

Keyin College

By Kenny New Foundland and Labrador

Keyin College stands as one of the prominent private colleges in Canada, renowned for its unwavering dedication to fostering student success. Our impact on the landscape of post-secondary education extends significantly, both within Newfoundland and Labrador and on a national scale. We take pride in our extensive connections with the industries that our graduates aspire to join, fostering robust relationships that contribute to the seamless transition of our students into the professional realm.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate
IELTS	6.5+

March 7, 2024

Crandall University

By Kenny New Brunswick

Established in 1949, Crandall University finds its roots in the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada (CBAC), an enduring supporter that remains actively engaged in the University’s governance through the election and ratification of appointments to its Board of Governors. The University is entrusted with the task of delivering high-quality education to nurture the leaders of tomorrow.

As a prominent institution in education, Crandall University positions you for a multitude of opportunities. Offering a diverse array of undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs, Crandall’s courses are designed to be intellectually stimulating, providing a comprehensive and rigorous learning experience. The University is committed to preparing individuals who not only meet academic challenges but also emerge with a holistic and well-rounded education.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6.5+	6.5+
TOEFL	90+	90+

Tuition Fees

Program Level	Approximate Tuition Fee Range per Year (CAD)
Undergraduate	$16,000 – $19,000
Graduate	$10,500 – $25,000

Features

Service/Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Provides guidance and support for academic planning and career development.
Accommodation (On Campus)	Offers on-campus housing options for students.
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus community.
Campus Shuttle	Provides transportation services within the campus.
Career Support	Assists students with career exploration, job search, and professional development.
Financial Assistance	Offers information and support for financial aid, scholarships, and grants.
Health Insurance	Provides health insurance plans for students.
Internet Services	Ensures reliable internet access for students on campus.
Library Services	Provides access to resources, study spaces, and assistance from librarians.
Mental Health Services	Offers counseling and mental health support services for students.
Orientation for New Students	Welcomes new students and provides information about campus life.
Parking and Transit	Provides information on parking facilities and public transportation options.
Peer Mentorship	Connects new students with experienced peers for guidance.
Scholarships and Awards	Information on available scholarships and awards for academic excellence.
Social and Cultural Events	Organizes events to foster a sense of community and cultural exchange.
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Access to sports facilities and recreational activities.
Student Club and Societies	Opportunities to join various student organizations and clubs.
Student Leadership	Programs and opportunities for students to develop leadership skills.
Study & Work Permit	Guidance on obtaining study and work permits for international students.
Work While Studying	Information on part-time employment opportunities for students.
Student Learning Centre	Academic support services, including tutoring and workshops.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Provides resources and support for women’s safety on campus.
International Student Life Centre	Dedicated space and support services for international students.
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for accessing academic and career-related information and resources.

March 7, 2024

Assiniboine Community College

By Kenny Manitoba

Founded in 1961, Assiniboine Community College presently provides a diverse array of over forty certificate and diploma programs spanning agriculture, business, health and human services, culinary arts and hospitality, as well as trades and technology.

For over fifty years, Assiniboine Community College has been at the forefront of delivering exceptional learning experiences, contributing to the transformation of Manitoba. The college’s curriculum is strategically designed to blend theoretical knowledge with practical applications through cooperative work placement programs. This approach ensures that students not only grasp theoretical concepts but also acquire the practical skills essential for success in the competitive job market post-graduation. In alignment with the dynamic changes in the labor market, the college proactively exposes students to practicums, work placements, conferences, and projects, offering them a significant advantage in launching their careers.

Beyond traditional academic offerings, the college extends apprenticeship programs across various skilled disciplines, English Language training, continuing studies courses, and post-secondary adult education. At the heart of Assiniboine Community College’s mission is the harmonious collaboration between students and staff. The institution’s commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio ensures that students can easily establish meaningful connections with their instructors, fostering a conducive learning environment.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6+	6.5+
TOEFL	79+	79+
PTE	58+	58+

Tuition Fees

Program Level	Approximate Tuition Fee Range per Year (CAD)
Undergraduate	$14,000 – $22,500
Graduate	$15,500

Features

Service/Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Provides guidance and support for academic planning and career development.
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus community.
Career Support	Assists students with career exploration, job search, and professional development.
Co-op Program	Offers cooperative education programs that integrate academic learning with practical work experience.
Day Care Centers	Provides daycare services for students with children.
Financial Assistance	Offers information and support for financial aid, scholarships, and grants.
Food & Dining Services	Manages on-campus dining options and meal services.
Health Insurance	Provides health insurance plans for students.
Internet Services	Ensures reliable internet access for students on campus.
Internship & On-the-Job Training	Facilitates opportunities for internships and practical training.
IT Services Helpdesk	Offers technical support and assistance for IT services.
Library Services	Provides access to resources, study spaces, and assistance from librarians.
Mental Health Services	Offers counseling and mental health support services for students.
Orientation for New Students	Welcomes new students and provides information about campus life.
Recruitment Services	Assists students in career placement and job recruitment.
Scholarships and Awards	Information on available scholarships and awards for academic excellence.
Social and Cultural Events	Organizes events to foster a sense of community and cultural exchange.
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Access to sports facilities and recreational activities.
Student Club and Societies	Opportunities to join various student organizations and clubs.
Student Leadership	Programs and opportunities for students to develop leadership skills.
Student Unions and Associations	Represents the student body and advocates for student interests.
Study & Work Permit	Guidance on obtaining study and work permits for international students.
Work While Studying	Information on part-time employment opportunities for students.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Provides resources and support for women’s safety on campus.
International Student Life Centre	Dedicated space and support services for international students.
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for accessing academic and career-related information and resources.

March 7, 2024

Alexander College

By Kenny British Columbia

Alexander College stands as a private post-secondary institution dedicated to catering to approximately 4,500 students annually. Renowned for its diverse academic offerings, the college provides a spectrum of undergraduate degree and transfer programs, including University Transfer, Associate of Arts degree, and Associate of Science degree. Additionally, a comprehensive English for Academic Purposes program is in place to support non-native English speakers in seamlessly transitioning to university-level studies in the English language.

Recognized and accredited by key authorities such as the BC Ministry of Advanced Education, Degree Quality Assurance Board (DQAB), and BC Education Quality Assurance (EQA) program, Alexander College also actively participates in the BC Transfer System. This involvement is facilitated through collaboration with the BC Council on Admissions and Transfer (BCCAT).

Mission Statement:

Alexander College is dedicated to achieving excellence in higher education, catering to students from diverse cultural backgrounds and varying language proficiencies. The institution achieves this by delivering internationally acclaimed university transfer courses and degree programs. Complementing the academic offerings are individualized support services and engaging campus activities, fostering a sense of community both locally and globally.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate
IELTS	6+
TOEFL	80+
PTE	60+

Tuition Fees

Program Level	Approximate Tuition Fee Range per Year (CAD)
Undergraduate	$17,000 – $17,500

March 7, 2024

Adler University

By Kenny British Columbia

Adler University has a longstanding tradition of drawing students globally to participate in our inclusive and cooperative learning atmosphere. Our campus thrives on the enriching contributions of international students hailing from various corners of the world, enhancing the diversity of our academic community.

Much like Canada itself, Adler University in Vancouver embodies an ethos of openness and acceptance. Nestled in the heart of one of the world’s most dynamic and awe-inspiring cities, our institution mirrors the genuine Canadian spirit.

Within our university, you’ll discover multiple collaborative spaces equipped with the latest technological advancements. Deliberately designed learning areas and strategically placed classroom windows are intended to inspire creative thinking. These details are significant because providing students with the right environment, opportunities, and cutting-edge technology fosters an atmosphere where they are more likely to challenge conventional thinking.

Embarking on your academic journey at Adler University in Vancouver promises a truly distinctive experience. Encircled by the natural beauty of land, sea, and the untamed wilderness, you’ll have the space to breathe and engage in a profoundly different realm of thought.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6.5+
TOEFL	88+
PTE	62+

Tuition Fees

Program Level	Approximate Tuition Fee Range per Year (CAD)
Graduate	$20,000 – $23,000

Features

Service/Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Provides guidance and support for academic planning and career development.
Accommodation (On Campus)	Offers on-campus housing options for students.
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus community.
Campus Shuttle	Provides transportation services within the campus.
Career Support	Assists students with career exploration, job search, and professional development.
Financial Assistance	Provides information and support for financial aid, scholarships, and grants.
Health Insurance	Offers health insurance plans for students.
Internet Services	Ensures reliable internet access for students on campus.
Library Services	Provides access to resources, study spaces, and assistance from librarians.
Mental Health Services	Offers counseling and mental health support services for students.
Orientation for New Students	Welcomes new students and provides information about campus life.
Parking and Transit	Provides information on parking facilities and public transportation options.
Peer Mentorship	Connects new students with experienced peers for guidance.
Scholarships and Awards	Information on available scholarships and awards for academic excellence.
Social and Cultural Events	Organizes events to foster a sense of community and cultural exchange.
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Access to sports facilities and recreational activities.
Student Club and Societies	Opportunities to join various student organizations and clubs.
Student Leadership	Programs and opportunities for students to develop leadership skills.
Study & Work Permit	Guidance on obtaining study and work permits for international students.
Work While Studying	Information on part-time employment opportunities for students.
Student Learning Centre	Academic support services, including tutoring and workshops.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Provides resources and support for women’s safety on campus.
International Student Life Centre	Dedicated space and support services for international students.
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for accessing academic and career-related information and resources.

March 7, 2024

ILAC Canadian Tourism College

By Kenny British Columbia

ILAC CTC has emerged as a frontrunner in delivering exceptional hospitality and tourism education in British Columbia, leaving an indelible mark on over 35,000 satisfied students. As the sole specialty college in the province dedicated to comprehensive hospitality and tourism training, we take pride in offering a diverse range of in-class and online instruction.

Our mission centers on equipping graduates with the essential skills to secure rewarding positions in the expansive hospitality and tourism industry. We specialize in guiding students as they embark on their professional journeys within the global landscape of hospitality and tourism.

Upon your initial encounter with ILAC CTC, you’ll immediately sense a distinctive atmosphere. Beyond providing a conducive learning environment, there’s an intangible quality—a spirit of warmth and friendliness that permeates the institution. This positive attitude is a shared trait among everyone involved, fostering a sense of genuine care and mutual respect among students, staff, and instructors alike.

Established in 1980, ILAC CTC holds full designation by the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB), formerly known as The Private Career Training Institutions Branch (PCTIA) of British Columbia. Notably, ILAC CTC achieved the significant milestone of becoming the first college in the province to earn accreditation in 1995. This designation is a testament to our commitment to maintaining high teaching standards, meeting quality benchmarks outlined by the Education Act of BC, and operating with a profound sense of integrity and educational competence.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate
IELTS	5.5+
TOEFL	57+

Features

Service/Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Provides guidance and support for academic planning, course selection, and career development.
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus community.
Campus Shuttle	Provides transportation services within the campus.
Career Support	Assists students with career exploration, job search, and professional development.
Financial Assistance	Provides information and support for financial aid, scholarships, and grants.
Health Insurance	Offers health insurance plans for students.
Internet Services	Ensures reliable internet access for students on campus.
Orientation for New Students	Welcomes new students and provides information about campus life.
Parking and Transit	Provides information on parking facilities and public transportation options.
Peer Mentorship	Connects new students with experienced peers for guidance and support.
Scholarships and Awards	Information on available scholarships and awards for academic excellence.
Social and Cultural Events	Organizes events to foster a sense of community and cultural exchange.
Student Learning Centre	Academic support services, including tutoring and workshops.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Provides resources and support for women’s safety on campus.
International Student Life Centre	Dedicated space and support services for international students.
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for accessing academic and career-related information and resources.

March 7, 2024

Concordia University Of Edmonton

By Kenny Alberta

In 1921, the establishment of Concordia University of Edmonton was made possible through collaboration with the Lutherans from the American Missouri Synod. Originally conceived as a junior college in downtown Edmonton, the university underwent a pivotal shift in 1926 when it relocated to Treaty 6 land, acquired from the Hudson’s Bay Company. Since then, it has emerged as one of Edmonton’s renowned smaller universities.

At present, the university stands as a hub for academic excellence, offering a diverse array of graduate, postgraduate, after-degree, and graduate certificate programs spanning more than 45 subjects. These programs, with majors in Arts, Science, and Management, cater to a vibrant community of approximately 2,000 students hailing from Canada and 40 other countries worldwide.

Concordia University of Edmonton distinguishes itself through its intimate campus environment, fostering a close-knit community where personal interactions with faculty play a crucial role. This unique setting cultivates an environment where students can flourish, encouraging personal growth and the development of qualities such as independence, responsibility, self-awareness, and confidence.

The university is committed to nurturing students’ interests and passions, providing them with the tools and knowledge to emerge as resilient, morally upright, and independent leaders. By preparing students to meet and exceed expectations in their professional endeavors, Concordia University of Edmonton aims to instill a sense of purpose and fulfillment in their careers and broader contributions to society.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6+	6+
TOEFL	80+	80+

Tuition Fees

Level of Study	Approximate Tuition Fee Range per Year (CAD)
Undergraduate	$12,015 – $22,373
Graduate	$12,630 – $13,390

Features

Service/Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Provides guidance and support for academic planning and career development.
Accommodation (On Campus)	Offers on-campus housing options for students.
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus community.
Campus Shuttle	Provides transportation services within the campus.
Career Support	Assists students with career exploration and job search.
Financial Assistance	Provides information and support for financial aid, scholarships, and grants.
Food & Dining Services	Offers dining options and meal services on campus.
Health Insurance	Provides health insurance plans for students.
Internet Services	Ensures reliable internet access for students on campus.
Internship & On-the-Job Training	Facilitates opportunities for internships and practical training.
IT Services Helpdesk	Offers technical support and assistance for IT services.
Library Services	Provides access to resources, study spaces, and assistance from librarians.
Mental Health Services	Offers counseling and mental health support services for students.
Orientation for New Students	Welcomes new students and provides information about campus life.
Parking and Transit	Provides information on parking facilities and transportation options.
Peer Mentorship	Connects new students with experienced peers for guidance.
Recruitment Services	Assists students in career placement and job recruitment.
Scholarships and Awards	Information on available scholarships and awards for academic excellence.
Social and Cultural Events	Organizes events to foster a sense of community and cultural exchange.
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Access to sports facilities and recreational activities.
Student Club and Societies	Opportunities to join various student organizations and clubs.
Student Leadership	Programs and opportunities for students to develop leadership skills.
Student Unions and Associations	Represents the student body and advocates for student interests.
Study & Work Permit	Guidance on obtaining study and work permits for international students.
Tax Information (T2202A)	Provides tax-related information for students.
Volunteer & Community Outreach Programme	Opportunities for students to engage in community service and volunteer work.
Student Learning Centre	Academic support services, including tutoring and workshops.
University Transfer Options	Information on transferring to other universities or programs.
Continuing Education	Offers programs for lifelong learning and professional development.
Online Learning Programs	Provides online courses and programs for remote learning.
Part-Time Programs	Offers programs designed for part-time study.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Provides resources and support for women’s safety on campus.
International Student Life Centre	Dedicated space and support services for international students.
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for accessing academic and career-related information and resources.

March 7, 2024

City University In Canada

By Kenny Alberta

City University of Seattle in Canada operates as a not-for-profit, accredited institution with a rich history of delivering post-secondary academic programs since 1984. Our educational offerings in Canada encompass our flagship Master of Education degree introduced in 1995 and the Master of Counselling degree established in 1997. These distinguished programs are available in both Alberta and British Columbia, serving a student body of around 500 individuals alongside a dedicated faculty and staff cohort of 75.

A defining characteristic of City University in Canada lies in our commitment to providing students with an enriching learning experience. Our instructors, who are also seasoned practitioners, bring a wealth of teaching expertise and scholarly accomplishments to the classroom. They seamlessly blend practical insights from professional endeavors with the latest advancements in research and thinking. Notably, all core faculty members hold relevant doctorates and are recognized leaders in their respective fields.

The learning environment at City University in Canada is designed to foster a sense of community and collaboration. Students engage in cohort-based learning, supported by experienced advisors and esteemed senior faculty members. This approach not only nurtures a strong community spirit but also facilitates mutual support and valuable networking opportunities among peers. At City University in Canada, education goes beyond the conventional classroom setting, providing students with a holistic and immersive academic experience.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6.5+
TOEFL	87+
PTE	59+

Tuition Fees

Program Level	Approximate Tuition Fee Range per Year (CAD)
Graduate	$24,000 – $24,500

Features

Service/Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Provides guidance and support for academic planning, course selection, and career development.
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus community.
Career Support	Assists students with career exploration, job search, and professional development.
Financial Assistance	Provides information and support for financial aid, scholarships, and grants.
Health Insurance	Offers health insurance plans for students.
Internet Services	Provides reliable internet access for students on campus.
Library Services	Access to resources, study spaces, and assistance from librarians.
Mental Health Services	Offers counseling and mental health support services for students.
Orientation for New Students	Welcomes new students and provides information about campus life and resources.
Peer Mentorship	Connects new students with experienced peers for guidance and support.
Scholarships and Awards	Information on available scholarships and awards for academic excellence.
Social and Cultural Events	Organizes events to foster a sense of community and cultural exchange.
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Access to sports facilities and recreational activities.
Study & Work Permit	Guidance on obtaining study and work permits for international students.
Student Learning Centre	Academic support services, including tutoring and workshops.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Provides resources and support for women’s safety on campus.
International Student Life Centre	Dedicated space and support services for international students.
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for accessing academic and career-related information and resources.

March 7, 2024

Bow Valley College

By Kenny Alberta

Bow Valley College, situated in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, stands as a distinguished and widely recognized public institution governed by a board. It holds the distinction of being one of the largest and most comprehensive community colleges in the province of Alberta. Originally established in 1965 under the name Alberta Vocational Centre, it underwent a significant transformation in 1990, becoming Alberta Vocational College. Subsequently, in 1998, it transitioned into a board-governed institution and officially adopted the name Bow Valley College.

Throughout its history, Bow Valley College has maintained a steadfast commitment to prioritizing students and fostering a community college environment characterized by remarkable diversity. This diversity is not only evident in the student body but also permeates the extensive range of programs offered. The curriculum spans foundational skills development and English-language learning, showcasing the institution’s dedication to inclusivity.

The college boasts a variety of certificate and diploma programs across fields such as health care, community services, business, and creative technologies. Notably, many of these career-oriented programs integrate practical work experience, ensuring students gain hands-on exposure before completing their studies. For those who have already earned a degree, Bow Valley College provides post-diploma certificates designed to impart rapid, focused skills to propel individuals forward in their careers.

In addition to its academic pursuits, Bow Valley College actively participates as a member of the Alberta Rural Development Network and Colleges/Institutes of Canada, emphasizing its commitment to broader community engagement and collaboration within the educational landscape.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6+	7+
TOEFL	92+	92+

Tuition Fees

Level of Study	Approximate Tuition Fee Range per Year (CAD)
Undergraduate	$12,000 – $20,000
Graduate	Information not provided

Features

Service/Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Provides guidance and support for academic planning, course selection, and career development.
Accommodation (On Campus)	Offers on-campus housing options for students.
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus community.
Campus Shuttle	Provides transportation services within the campus or to nearby locations.
Career Support	Assists students with career exploration, job search, and professional development.
Co-op Program	Offers cooperative education programs that integrate academic learning with practical work experience.
Financial Assistance	Provides information and support for financial aid, scholarships, and grants.
Health Insurance	Offers health insurance plans for students.
Internet Services	Provides reliable internet access for students on campus.
Internship & On-the-Job Training	Facilitates opportunities for internships and practical training in various fields.
Library Services	Access to resources, study spaces, and assistance from librarians.
Mental Health Services	Offers counseling and mental health support services for students.
Orientation for New Students	Welcomes new students and provides information about campus life and resources.
Parking and Transit	Information on parking facilities and public transportation options.
Peer Mentorship	Connects new students with experienced peers for guidance and support.
Scholarships and Awards	Information on available scholarships and awards for academic excellence.
Social and Cultural Events	Organizes events to foster a sense of community and cultural exchange.
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Access to sports facilities and recreational activities.
Student Clubs and Societies	Opportunities to join various student organizations and clubs.
Student Leadership	Programs and opportunities for students to develop leadership skills.
Study & Work Permit	Guidance on obtaining study and work permits for international students.
Work While Studying	Information on part-time employment opportunities for students.
Student Learning Centre	Academic support services, including tutoring and workshops.
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Provides resources and support for women’s safety on campus.
International Student Life Centre	Dedicated space and support services for international students.
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for accessing academic and career-related

February 29, 2024

University Of Colorado

By Kenny Colorado

The University of Colorado Denver stands as a fully accredited institution, synonymous with academic excellence and unparalleled career prospects, nestled in one of the United States’ most vibrant cities. Attracting a diverse community, the university hosts students from 130 countries, providing them with access to scholarships, on-campus employment opportunities, and an extensive array of 57 STEM-eligible programs.

With a robust offering of over 150 undergraduate and graduate programs, students at the University of Colorado Denver can tailor their academic journey to their unique aspirations. Dedicated on-campus student services further enrich the educational experience, ensuring that students receive comprehensive support.

The Office of International Admissions at the University of Colorado Denver is committed to curating an exceptional educational journey for each international student. For those seeking to enhance their English proficiency, enrollment in the English as a Second Language (ESL) Academy is available, emphasizing the university’s dedication to fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment.

Admission Requirements

Test	Undergraduate	Graduate
IELTS	6.5+	6.5+
TOEFL	79+	79+
PTE	50+	53+

Tuition Fees

University	Level	Tuition Fee Range (USD)
EDUCO – University of Colorado	Undergraduate	$27,000 – $31,000 per year

Features

Service/Support	Description/Availability
Academic Counseling	Available for academic guidance and support
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options are provided for students
Campus Security	Security services to ensure the safety of students and staff
Campus Shuttle	Shuttle services for convenient transportation within the campus
Career Support	Services to assist students with career development and job placement
Financial Assistance	Assistance and guidance for financial matters and aid
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and meal plans
Health Insurance	Information and support for health insurance coverage
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet access and support
Internship & On-the-Job Training	Opportunities for practical training and work experience
IT Services Helpdesk	Helpdesk for technical support and assistance with IT services
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health issues
Orientation for New Students	Programs to help new students acclimate to the university environment
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transit options for commuting
Peer Mentorship	Support and guidance from experienced peers
Recruitment Services	Assistance for job recruitment and internships
Scholarships and Awards	Information and support for scholarships and awards
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events to promote social and cultural interaction
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Learning Centre	Resources and services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety and empowerment
International Student Life Centre	Services and programs tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

February 29, 2024

Academy of Art University

By Kenny California

Established in 1929, the Academy of Art University has been a haven for artists and designers, proudly situated in San Francisco. With a rich history and a commitment to family values, this institution stands as one of the nation’s largest private and accredited schools dedicated to art and design.

At its core, the Academy of Art University is a hub for aspiring professionals, a specialized environment that nurtures your artistic skills and readies you for impactful roles in the creative realm. Through an immersive, practical curriculum, delivered by some of the industry’s brightest minds, we prioritize a hands-on approach that allows you to master your craft. Our goal is to not just unlock your artistic potential but also equip you with the practical skills highly sought after in the dynamic and innovative industries of today.

Admission Requirements

Consideration of international student applications is conducted individually, and specific requirements may vary based on the chosen program. To initiate the application process, students must provide their original transcripts from their most recent academic institutions. If these documents are not in English, it is imperative to include translated copies alongside the originals.

Additionally, applicants are required to furnish a financial support statement, comprising an original bank statement and a sponsor letter. A valid identification page from the passport, displaying the machine-readable code, must also be submitted.

Prospective students should be at least 18 years old when commencing the course. For applicants from non-English speaking countries, submission of English language proficiency test scores is mandatory. These criteria collectively ensure a comprehensive evaluation of international student applications.

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$21,000 – $35,000 per year
Graduate	$21,000 – $35,000 per year

Features

Service/Support	Description/Availability
Academic Counseling	Available for academic guidance and support
Campus Security	Security services to ensure the safety of students and staff
Campus Shuttle	Shuttle services for convenient transportation within the campus
Career Support	Services to assist students with career development and job placement
Financial Assistance	Assistance and guidance for financial matters and aid
Health Insurance	Information and support for health insurance coverage
IT Services Helpdesk	Helpdesk for technical support and assistance with IT services
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health issues
Orientation for New Students	Programs to help new students acclimate to the university environment
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transit options for commuting
Recruitment Services	Assistance for job recruitment and internships
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events to promote social and cultural interaction
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Clubs and Societies	Opportunities to join various clubs and societies on campus
Student Leadership	Programs to develop and encourage student leadership
Student Unions and Associations	Organizations representing student interests
Study & Work Permit	Information and support for study and work permits
Work While Studying	Opportunities for students to work while pursuing their studies
Student Learning Centre	Resources and services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety and empowerment
International Student Life Centre	Services and programs tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

February 29, 2024

Arkansas State University

By Kenny Arkansas

Established in 1909, A-State has continuously evolved to maintain its status as a preferred destination university, catering to a student body exceeding 14,000. Fusing cutting-edge research with a rich legacy of student-centric teaching, A-State stands as the second-largest university in Arkansas. With over 150 areas of study, including a robust online program, it holds the distinction of being a doctoral-level national institution.

A-State not only boasts a diverse student population from across the nation and the globe but also serves as the economic and cultural nucleus of Northeast Arkansas. Through strategic public-private collaborations, the university plays a pivotal role in hosting Arkansas’ inaugural osteopathic medical school in partnership with the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine. Furthermore, it has played a significant role in establishing Mexico’s premier American-style university in Queretaro through ASUCQ. A-State’s partnership with O’Reilly Management for the Red Wolf Convention Center and Embassy Suites further underscores its commitment to fostering both economic and cultural growth in the region.

Admission Requirements

Test	Undergraduate	Graduate
IELTS	5.5+	6+
TOEFL	61+	79+
PTE	43+	56+

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$10,000 – $11,000 per year
Graduate	$10,000 – $10,000 per year

Features

Service/Support	Description/Availability
Academic Counseling	Available for academic guidance and support
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options are provided for students
Campus Security	Security services to ensure the safety of students and staff
Campus Shuttle	Shuttle services for convenient transportation within the campus
Career Support	Services to assist students with career development and job placement
Day Care Centers	On-campus day care facilities for students with children
Financial Assistance	Assistance and guidance for financial matters and aid
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and meal plans
Health Insurance	Information and support for health insurance coverage
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet access and support
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health issues
Orientation for New Students	Programs to help new students acclimate to the university environment
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transit options for commuting
Peer Mentorship	Support and guidance from experienced peers
Recruitment Services	Assistance for job recruitment and internships
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events to promote social and cultural interaction
Student Leadership	Programs to develop and encourage student leadership
Student Unions and Associations	Organizations representing student interests
Student Learning Centre	Resources and services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety and empowerment
International Student Life Centre	Services and programs tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

February 29, 2024

Northern Arizona University

By Kenny Arizona

Northern Arizona University, initially named Arizona Normal College, commenced operations in 1899 with a humble beginning. The student body comprised 23 individuals, accompanied by two faculty members. Notably, Almon Nicholas Taylor served as both a faculty member and the school president. The campus, centered around the current Old Main building, housed two copies of Webster’s International Dictionary, each bound in sheepskin.

The recruitment strategy in those early days differed significantly. The inaugural president adopted a hands-on approach, traversing the countryside in a horse and buggy to actively seek prospective students for the lone school building. By 1901, the university marked its first graduation ceremony with a graduating class of four women. These pioneering graduates earned credentials to become educators in the Arizona Territory.

Admission Requirements

Test	Undergraduate	Graduate
IELTS	6.0+	6.5+
TOEFL	70+	80+

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$24,000 – $26,000 per year
Graduate	$26,000 – $27,000 per year

Features

Service/Support	Availability/Description
Academic Counseling	Available for academic guidance and support
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options are provided for students
Campus Security	Security services to ensure the safety of students and staff
Campus Shuttle	Shuttle services for convenient transportation within the campus
Career Support	Services to assist students with career development and job placement
Day Care Centers	On-campus day care facilities for students with children
Financial Assistance	Assistance and guidance for financial matters and aid
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and meal plans
Health Insurance	Information and support for health insurance coverage
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet access and support
IT Services Helpdesk	Helpdesk for technical support and assistance with IT services
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health issues
Orientation for New Students	Programs to help new students acclimate to the university environment
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transit options for commuting
Recruitment Services	Assistance for job recruitment and internships
Scholarships and Awards	Information and support for scholarships and awards
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events to promote social and cultural interaction
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Clubs and Societies	Opportunities to join various clubs and societies on campus
Student Leadership	Programs to develop and encourage student leadership
Student Unions and Associations	Organizations representing student interests
Study & Work Permit	Information and support for study and work permits
Work While Studying	Opportunities for students to work while pursuing their studies
Student Learning Centre	Resources and services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety and empowerment
International Student Life Centre	Services and programs tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

February 29, 2024

Arizona State University

By Kenny Arizona

The establishment of Arizona State University (ASU) dates back to 1885 when the Thirteenth Territorial Legislature conceived it as the Territorial Normal School, aiming to provide education in mechanical arts and agriculture. Over the years, the institution underwent name changes, evolving into the Arizona State Teachers College and later becoming the Arizona State College in 1945. ASU, a public higher education institution in the United States, stands as a testament to its rich history, with its roots planted in the educational landscape since 1885. Nestled in Tempe, ASU boasts an urban campus, offering a vibrant backdrop to its academic endeavors.

Arizona State University is not just an ordinary institution; it represents a paradigm shift in the realm of higher education. Committed to fostering innovative ideas and ensuring academic excellence, ASU aims to guide individuals toward their desired life destinations. Joining ASU means becoming part of a global community of scholars, where diverse perspectives converge for a shared pursuit of knowledge.

The courses at ASU are not merely taught; they are facilitated by a faculty dedicated to student-centered learning. This faculty comprises distinguished individuals, including Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, and Fulbright Scholars. ASU’s approach to knowledge delivery transcends traditional methods, immersing students in active learning experiences that go beyond the conventional classroom setting. Furthermore, ASU provides ample opportunities for students to engage collaboratively with professors on impactful research projects, fostering a dynamic and enriching academic environment.

Admission Requirements

Test	Minimum Score	Level
IELTS	6	Undergraduate
IELTS	6.5	Graduate
TOEFL	61	Undergraduate
TOEFL	80	Graduate
PTE	53	Undergraduate
PTE	60	Graduate

Tuition Fees

Academic Level	Tuition Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$31,200 – $33,000

Features

Service Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Professional guidance for academic matters
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options
Campus Security	Ensures safety and security on campus
Career Support	Assistance in career planning and development
Financial Assistance	Aid and support for financial needs
Food & Dining Services	Campus dining options and meal plans
Health Insurance	Coverage for medical expenses
Internet Services	Access to internet and network services
Internship & On-the-job Training	Opportunities for practical experience
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support for information technology
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Support for mental health and well-being
Orientation for New Students	Introduction to campus life and resources
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Peer Mentorship	Guidance from experienced peers
Recruitment Services	Assistance in job placement and recruitment
Scholarships and Awards	Financial aid based on merit or achievement
Social and Cultural Events	Events for community engagement and cultural activities
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Clubs and organizations for various interests
Student Leadership	Opportunities for leadership roles on campus
Student Unions and Associations	Representation and advocacy for students
Study & Work Permit	Information on study and work permits
Student Learning Centre	Resources for academic support and learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Services and support for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related resources

February 29, 2024

The University Of Arizona

By Kenny Arizona

The roots of the University of Arizona trace back to its founding in 1885, just 27 years prior to Arizona attaining statehood. The inaugural structure, known as Old Main, reached completion in 1890, serving as the hub for the School of Agriculture, equipped with classrooms, laboratories, and a mess hall.

Despite encountering numerous challenges on the journey to establishment, the university remained resolute in its mission. The inaugural graduating class, comprised of three students in 1895, marked the commencement of an extraordinary expedition of learning and exploration, weaving tales of fascination that continue to define our indomitable Wildcat spirit.

Acknowledged under the Morrill Land-Grant Acts of both 1862 and 1890, we proudly bear the designation of Arizona’s Land-grant university. The iconic rallying cry “Bear Down!” resonates throughout our institution, originating in 1926 and evolving into a fundamental element of our identity, uniting Arizona Wildcats across the globe.

In 1937, we pioneered tree-ring research, establishing the first lab for dendrochronology. Our contributions extend beyond the Earth, as we played a crucial role in lunar exploration by aiding in moon mapping, allowing for the historic landing of the Eagle in 1969. In 2021, we achieved another milestone by successfully sampling an asteroid, marking the first instance of such an endeavor in U.S. history.

Admission Requirements

Test	Minimum Score	Level
IELTS	6	Undergraduate
IELTS	7	Graduate
TOEFL	70	Undergraduate
TOEFL	79	Graduate

Tuition Fees

Academic Level	Tuition Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$36,000 – $36,600

Features

Service Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Professional guidance for academic matters
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options
Campus Security	Ensures safety and security on campus
Campus Shuttle	Transportation within the campus
Career Support	Assistance in career planning and development
Day Care Centers	Facilities for childcare on campus
Financial Assistance	Aid and support for financial needs
Food & Dining Services	Campus dining options and meal plans
Health Insurance	Coverage for medical expenses
Internet Services	Access to internet and network services
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support for information technology
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Support for mental health and well-being
Orientation for New Students	Introduction to campus life and resources
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Peer Mentorship	Guidance from experienced peers
Recruitment Services	Assistance in job placement and recruitment
Social and Cultural Events	Events for community engagement and cultural activities
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Clubs and organizations for various interests
Student Leadership	Opportunities for leadership roles on campus
Student Unions and Associations	Representation and advocacy for students
Study & Work Permit	Information on study and work permits
Work While Studying	Employment options for students while studying
Student Learning Centre	Resources for academic support and learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Services and support for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related resources

February 29, 2024

Devry University

By Kenny Arizona, Uncategorized

DeVry University and our Keller Graduate School of Management are revolutionizing the educational experience, redefining the way you learn. Immerse yourself in an inclusive community where inspiration, challenges, and empowerment shape your journey. Our programs are meticulously crafted to meet the evolving tech-driven demands of future industries.

Embark on your path to the future with our offerings, including undergraduate certificates, associate degrees, and bachelor’s degrees in dynamic fields like business, technology, and healthcare. Elevate your skills with advanced education at our Keller Graduate School of Management, offering master’s degree programs, including sought-after MBA degrees, and graduate certificates that propel you to the next level of expertise.

We’re dedicated to fostering diverse and inclusive workplaces through targeted initiatives. Our scholars programs aim to amplify underrepresented groups, providing scholarships to eligible students and offering courses that cultivate education and awareness for a more balanced future.

At DeVry, our commitment extends to narrowing the opportunity gap in the tech industry by prioritizing the education of diverse learners. Our innovative programs, such as Women+Tech and NextGen Hispanic Scholars, empower underrepresented communities to pursue tech careers. Through hands-on learning, mentorship opportunities, and job access, we are building a more diverse talent pipeline. You represent the future, and together, let’s propel ambition forward.

Admission Requirements

Test	Minimum Score	Level
IELTS	6	Undergraduate
IELTS	6	Graduate
TOEFL	61	Undergraduate
TOEFL	79	Graduate
PTE	58	Undergraduate
PTE	58	Graduate

Tuition Fees

Academic Level	Tuition Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$15,000 – $16,500
Graduate	$15,000 – $16,500

Features

Service Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Professional guidance for academic matters
Campus Security	Ensures safety and security on campus
Campus Shuttle	Transportation within the campus
Career Support	Assistance in career planning and development
Financial Assistance	Aid and support for financial needs
Health Insurance	Coverage for medical expenses
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support for information technology
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Support for mental health and well-being
Orientation for New Students	Introduction to campus life and resources
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Recruitment Services	Assistance in job placement and recruitment
Scholarships and Awards	Financial aid based on merit or achievement
Social and Cultural Events	Events for community engagement and cultural activities
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Clubs and organizations for various interests
Student Leadership	Opportunities for leadership roles on campus
Student Unions and Associations	Representation and advocacy for students
Study & Work Permit	Information on study and work permits
Work While Studying	Employment options for students while studying
Student Learning Centre	Resources for academic support and learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Services and support for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related resources

February 29, 2024

Faulkner University

By Kenny Alabama

University HUB stands as a trailblazer in guiding and supporting students aspiring to pursue education abroad. Since its inception in 2010, the group has facilitated the enrollment of over 75,000 students in various prestigious US Universities. Having navigated the entire process of studying abroad, particularly in the USA, Australia, and the UK, the founders possess a deep understanding of the challenges international students encounter when applying to foreign universities. The primary objective of University HUB is to simplify the study abroad journey for international students.

About Faulkner University: Faulkner University, situated in Montgomery, Alabama, is a private Christian liberal arts university. The university is committed to delivering an education that encompasses not only intellectual growth but also character development and a dedication to service. The Faulkner experience is designed to educate the whole person.

Faulkner University provides a diverse range of over 60 on-campus majors and more than 23 online majors. What sets Faulkner apart is the intimate atmosphere of its small campuses, a sense of familial warmth, and dedicated professors who know each student by name. This distinctive blend positions Faulkner University uniquely in the global educational landscape.

Admission Requirements

English Language Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6+
TOEFL	75+
PTE	60+

Tuition Fees

Approximate Tuition Fee Per Year

15000 – 22000 _{Per year}

University HUB – Faulkner University Graduate Tuition Fee (USD)

Features

Service Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Professional guidance for academic matters
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options
Campus Security	Ensures safety and security on campus
Campus Shuttle	Transportation within the campus
Career Support	Assistance in career planning and development
Day Care Centers	Facilities for childcare on campus
Financial Assistance	Aid and support for financial needs
Food & Dining Services	Campus dining options and meal plans
Health Insurance	Coverage for medical expenses
Internet Services	Access to internet and network services
Internship & On-the-job Training	Opportunities for practical experience
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support for information technology
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Support for mental health and well-being
Orientation for New Students	Introduction to campus life and resources
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Peer Mentorship	Guidance from experienced peers
Recruitment Services	Assistance in job placement and recruitment
Scholarships and Awards	Financial aid based on merit or achievement
Social and Cultural Events	Events for community engagement and cultural activities
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Clubs and organizations for various interests
Student Leadership	Opportunities for leadership roles on campus
Student Unions and Associations	Representation and advocacy for students
Study & Work Permit	Information on study and work permits
Volunteer & Community Outreach	Opportunities for community service and outreach
Work While Studying	Employment options for students while studying
Student Learning Centre	Resources for academic support and learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Services and support for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related resources

February 29, 2024

Troy University

By Kenny Alabama

Troy University has a rich history of educational excellence, tracing back to its establishment on February 26, 1887. The Alabama Legislature, through an act, founded Troy State Normal School with the primary purpose of training teachers for the state’s schools. The inaugural president, Joseph Macon Dill, led the institution in its early years. In 1893, the school underwent a name change to Troy State Normal College.

Initially focused on offering extension courses for teachers and providing teaching certificates, the institution underwent a significant transformation in 1929. The State Board of Education revised its charter, leading to a new name, Troy State Teacher’s College. During the same year, the college relocated to its present site, marking the dedication of the first two buildings: Shackelford Hall, named after President Edward Madison Shackelford, and Bibb Graves Hall, honoring Alabama’s “education governor” David Bibb Graves. Governor Graves commissioned the Olmsted Brothers architectural firm to design the campus landscape.

Following World War II, Troy State Teacher’s College experienced substantial growth, driven by returning veterans utilizing the GI Bill. This period saw a significant increase in enrollment, prompting the introduction of degree programs beyond education, notably in business. Recognizing this expanded role, the State Board of Education in 1957 dropped “Teacher’s” from the institution’s name, officially becoming Troy State College.

Admission Requirements

English Language Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	5.5+	6+
TOEFL	65+	70+
PTE	54+	54+

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$17,000 – $18,000
Graduate	$18,000 – $19,000

Features

Service/Facility	Description
Academic Counseling	Support for academic guidance and career planning
Campus Security	Security services ensuring the safety of the campus
Campus Shuttle	Transportation services within the campus
Career Support	Assistance with career planning and job placement
Day Care Centers	Facilities for childcare services on or near campus
Financial Assistance	Support for students in managing financial matters
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and food services
Health Insurance	Access to health insurance coverage for students
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet connectivity
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support services for students
Library Services	Access to library resources and study spaces
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health
Orientation for New Students	Introduction programs for new students
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Recruitment Services	Support for job placement and career opportunities
Social and Cultural Events	Events promoting social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Organizations for students with common interests
Student Leadership	Opportunities for student leadership roles
Student Unions and Associations	Organizations representing student interests
Study & Work Permit	Assistance with obtaining study and work permits
Work While Studying	Opportunities for students to work while studying
Student Learning Centre	Support services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Resources and support services for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Support services tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career information

February 29, 2024

Auburn University

By Kenny Alabama

Shorelight plays a crucial role in facilitating a seamless integration for international students embarking on their college journey in the United States. The organization achieves this by offering English language courses, additional academic support within university classes, and organizing extracurricular activities that foster a connection to American culture. Collaborating with esteemed universities, Shorelight Education expands the array of choices available to students pursuing cutting-edge higher education, crafting distinctive student experiences that commence even before they step onto campus grounds. By empowering talented international students, Shorelight ensures not only their successful academic journey but also their transformation into globally-minded alumni.

Auburn University, with its roots tracing back to 1856 as the East Alabama Male College, embodies a rich history. Initially named the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama under the Morrill Act in 1872, it marked the South’s first land-grant college. The institution underwent further transformations, adopting the name Alabama Polytechnic Institute in 1899 and ultimately becoming Auburn University in 1960, aligning with its location and reflecting its diverse academic programs. Today, Auburn University stands as one of the South’s largest educational institutions, blending traditional arts with applied sciences. It continuously evolves to meet contemporary needs while upholding a profound respect for its traditions and the spirited essence that defines Auburn.

Admission Requirements

English Language Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	5+	6.5+
TOEFL	60+	79+
PTE	40+	55+

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$32,200 – $43,500

Features

Service/Facility	Description
Academic Counseling	Support for academic guidance and career planning
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options for students
Campus Security	Security services ensuring the safety of the campus
Campus Shuttle	Transportation services within the campus
Career Support	Assistance with career planning and job placement
Day Care Centers	Facilities for childcare services on or near campus
Financial Assistance	Support for students in managing financial matters
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and food services
Health Insurance	Access to health insurance coverage for students
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet connectivity
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support services for students
Library Services	Access to library resources and study spaces
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health
Orientation for New Students	Introduction programs for new students
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Recruitment Services	Support for job placement and career opportunities
Social and Cultural Events	Events promoting social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Clubs and Societies	Organizations for students with common interests
Student Leadership	Opportunities for student leadership roles
Student Unions and Associations	Organizations representing student interests
Study & Work Permit	Assistance with obtaining study and work permits
Work While Studying	Opportunities for students to work while studying
Student Learning Centre	Support services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Resources and support services for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Support services tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career information

February 29, 2024

The University Of Alabama

By Kenny Alabama

The University of Alabama (UA) stands as one of the three campuses within The University of Alabama System. Having been established in 1820 and welcoming students in 1831, it proudly holds the title of the oldest and most expansive public university in Alabama.

Distinguished as the preeminent research university in the South with a strong focus on student-centered approaches, the University of Alabama is unwavering in its commitment to exceptional teaching, the promotion of scholarship, and providing valuable services to society.

Offering a spectrum of educational opportunities, UA grants bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. The university goes beyond academics by furnishing an array of resources to support students, including access to computers, web-based classrooms, and distance education options that underscore cutting-edge technology.

Blessed with tulips and cherry blossoms in spring and adorned with cascades of golden leaves in autumn, the UA campus is an enchanting blend of classic architecture seamlessly intertwined with modern advancements. Situated in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, this vibrant and multicultural community is only a few hours away from several major cities. The downtown and small-city ambiance renders Alabama as one of the most desirable places to reside in the southeastern United States.

Admission Requirements

English Language Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate
IELTS	6+
TOEFL	79+
PTE	54+

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (USD)
Undergraduate	$31,000 – $32,000

Features

Service/Facility	Description
Academic Counseling	Support for academic guidance and career planning
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options for students
Campus Security	Security services ensuring the safety of the campus
Campus Shuttle	Transportation services within the campus
Career Support	Assistance with career planning and job placement
Financial Assistance	Support for students in managing financial matters
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and food services
Health Insurance	Access to health insurance coverage for students
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet connectivity
Internship & On-the-job Training	Opportunities for practical work experience
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support services for students
Library Services	Access to library resources and study spaces
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health
Orientation for New Students	Introduction programs for new students
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Peer Mentorship	Guidance and support from fellow students
Recruitment Services	Support for job placement and career opportunities
Scholarships and Awards	Financial support through scholarships and awards
Social and Cultural Events	Events promoting social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Clubs and Societies	Organizations for students with common interests
Student Leadership	Opportunities for student leadership roles
Student Unions and Associations	Organizations representing student interests
Study & Work Permit	Assistance with obtaining study and work permits
Volunteer & Community Outreach Program	Programs for community involvement and volunteering
Work While Studying	Opportunities for students to work while studying
Student Learning Centre	Support services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Resources and support services for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Support services tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career information

February 29, 2024

Eastern Institute Of Technology

By Kenny Hawkes Bay

EIT | Te Pukenga provides an extensive array of educational opportunities, offering over 150 qualifications ranging from certificates and diplomas to degrees and postgraduate programs. These programs are available across various campuses, including Hawke’s Bay, Tairawhiti (Gisborne), and Auckland. Additionally, students can choose to learn at Regional Learning Centres in locations such as Hastings, Maraenui, Ruatorea, Tokomaru Bay, Waipukurau, and Wairoa.

Nestled in the heart of picturesque settings, each campus offers a unique environment for learning. The Hawke’s Bay campus is renowned for its attractive design and shaded outdoor spaces, creating an ideal setting for study. Tairawhiti boasts two campuses near the Taruheru River in Gisborne, while the Auckland campus is strategically located on Queen Street.

Opting to pursue your education at EIT | Te Pukenga ensures a wealth of experiences that contribute to acquiring the knowledge and skills needed for success, whether launching a career or embarking on a new life direction. As part of a dynamic learning community within one of New Zealand’s leading tertiary institutes, students benefit from top-notch facilities, cutting-edge technology, and practical experiences preparing them for the professional world.

EIT | Te Pukenga takes pride in its faculty, consisting of respected academics and industry professionals. Lecturers bring a wealth of experience, and their involvement in research activities directly informs and enhances their teaching. The institute is recognized as one of the top two polytechnics/institutes of technology in New Zealand, with its academic staff’s research performance earning high regard nationally.

In essence, EIT | Te Pukenga offers a diverse and enriching educational experience, providing students with the tools and knowledge necessary for future success, all within a vibrant and esteemed learning community.

Admission Requirements

Each application from international students undergoes an individual assessment, and specific requirements may apply depending on the selected program. Submission of original transcripts from the most recent academic institutions attended is mandatory. Should these documents not be in English, it is imperative to provide translated copies in addition to the originals. Applicants must attain the age of 18 by the commencement of the course. If arriving from a non-English speaking country, the submission of English language proficiency test scores is a requisite. Important Note: Non-New Zealand citizens or individuals lacking permanent residency must secure a valid study permit before their arrival in New Zealand.

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (NZD)
Undergraduate	18,500 – 25,200
Graduate	20,000 – 25,300

Features

Service/Facility	Description
Academic Counseling	Support for academic guidance and career planning
Campus Security	Security services ensuring the safety of the campus
Campus Shuttle	Transportation services within the campus
Career Support	Assistance with career planning and job placement
Financial Assistance	Support for students in managing financial matters
Health Insurance	Access to health insurance coverage for students
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet connectivity
Library Services	Access to library resources and study spaces
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health
Orientation for new students	Introduction programs for new students
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Peer Mentorship	Guidance and support from fellow students
Scholarships and Awards	Financial support through scholarships and awards
Social and Cultural Events	Events promoting social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Learning Centre	Support services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Resources and support services for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Support services for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career information

February 29, 2024

Waikato Institute Of Technology (Wintec)

By Kenny Hamilton

Wintec stands out as one of New Zealand’s largest Institutes of Technology/Polytechnics, playing a leading role in delivering top-notch vocational and professional education in the Waikato region. Boasting a diverse student body with over 1700 international students from 50 different countries, Wintec is a subsidiary of Te Pukenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology.

Rooted in a rich history, Wintec traces its origins back to 1924 as the Hamilton Technical College and evolved into the Waikato Institute of Technology in 1968. Situated in Hamilton and serving the wider Waikato region, Wintec provides technical, vocational, and professional education spanning a wide spectrum from certificates to master’s-level programs.

Choosing to study at Wintec comes with numerous advantages. The institution offers a pragmatic learning environment, unwavering student support, and a faculty of tutors who are actively engaged professionals in their respective industries.

Wintec is not just an educational institution; it’s a thriving community where students, tutors, and support staff collectively aspire to see each individual triumph in their academic pursuits and beyond. Access to comprehensive support services and opportunities to forge lifelong friendships further enrich the student experience.

At Wintec, learning is immersive and hands-on. State-of-the-art facilities, including a simulated nursing ward, sports science performance hub, specialized kitchens, training restaurant, hair and beauty salons, as well as music and art studios, enhance the educational journey. Some facilities even open their doors to paying members of the public, providing students with real-world scenarios and interactions with customers from the start.

Wintec ensures that students have everything they need to feel at home, both on campus and in the Waikato region. Core campuses offer a range of support and well-being services, and for those coming from outside the region, on-site accommodation options are available. The emphasis is not only on academic excellence but also on creating an environment where students can thrive personally and professionally.

Admission Requirements

Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6+	6.5+
TOEFL	80+	90+
PTE	50+	58+

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (NZD)
Undergraduate	18,745 – 23,825
Graduate	19,105 – 23,445

Features

Service/Facility	Description
Academic Counseling	Support for academic guidance and career planning
Campus Security	Security services ensuring the safety of the campus
Campus Shuttle	Transportation services within the campus
Career Support	Assistance with career planning and job placement
Financial Assistance	Support for students in managing financial matters
Health Insurance	Access to health insurance coverage for students
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet connectivity
Library Services	Access to library resources and study spaces
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health
Orientation for new students	Introduction programs for new students
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Scholarships and Awards	Financial support through scholarships and awards
Social and Cultural Events	Events promoting social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Various clubs and societies for student involvement
Student Leadership	Leadership development opportunities for students
Student Learning Centre	Support services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Resources and support services for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Support services for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career information

February 29, 2024

The University Of Waikato

By Kenny Hamilton

In 1964, the University of Waikato emerged as a result of persistent advocacy by a determined group of Hamilton locals who envisioned having a university in their city. Initial facilities were modest, but by early 1965, new structures were officially inaugurated by then Governor-General Sir Bernard Fergusson. The esteemed Sir Don Llewellyn served as the founding Vice-Chancellor.

Devoted to providing a world-class education and advancing research, the University of Waikato boasts a diverse community of approximately 13,000 students and 1,500 staff. Our commitment extends to offering a distinctive and enriching university experience while fostering robust international connections to propel knowledge forward.

The University of Waikato operates across three distinctive campuses:

Hamilton Campus: Situated in the lively and multicultural city of Hamilton, our main campus provides a dynamic setting with nearby outdoor activities, shopping destinations, and a variety of eateries, all just a short drive away.
Tauranga Campus: Expanding our footprint, the Tauranga campus offers a unique educational environment, contributing to the University’s commitment to excellence in learning and research.
Zhejiang University City College (ZUCC): The University of Waikato extends its global presence with the Zhejiang University City College, fostering international collaborations and providing a diverse educational experience.

This multi-campus approach allows the University of Waikato to cater to a wide range of academic pursuits while embracing the vibrant cultural and geographical diversity of its locations.

Admission Requirements

English Proficiency Test	Minimum Score for Undergraduate	Minimum Score for Graduate
IELTS	6+	6.5+
TOEFL	79+	90+

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (NZD)
Undergraduate	25,915 – 56,260
Graduate	25,900 – 38,960

Features

Service/Facility	Description
Academic Counseling	Support for academic guidance and career planning
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options for students
Campus Security	Security services ensuring the safety of the campus
Campus Shuttle	Transportation services within the campus
Career Support	Assistance with career planning and job placement
Financial Assistance	Support for students in managing financial matters
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and meal plans
Health Insurance	Access to health insurance coverage for students
Internet Services	Campus-wide internet connectivity
Internship & on-the-job training	Opportunities for practical work experience
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support for students
Library Services	Access to library resources and study spaces
Mental Health Services	Counseling and support for mental health
Orientation for new students	Introduction programs for new students
Parking and Transit	Parking facilities and transportation options
Recruitment Services	Assistance with job recruitment and placement
Scholarships and Awards	Financial support through scholarships and awards
Social and Cultural Events	Events promoting social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Various clubs and societies for student involvement
Student Leadership	Leadership development opportunities for students
Study & Work Permit	Guidance on study and work permits for international students
Work While Studying	Opportunities for part-time work while studying
Student Learning Centre	Support services to enhance student learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Resources and support services for women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Support services for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career information

February 29, 2024

University Of Canterbury

By Kenny Christchurch

Established in 1873 as Canterbury College, the University of Canterbury stands as the second university founded in Aotearoa New Zealand. Unlike many universities of its time, Canterbury College was distinctive for admitting women right from its inception.

In 1933, Canterbury College underwent a name change to Canterbury University College, eventually adopting the title University of Canterbury (UC) in 1957.

In its initial century, the University found its home in the heart of Christchurch, specifically the Arts Centre, before relocating to its present site in 1975. The current campus, situated in the suburb of Ilam, spans 76 hectares and resembles a miniature city nestled between the sea and mountains.

The contemporary campus features a central complex comprising libraries, lecture halls, laboratories, and student residences, all surrounded by expansive playing fields, a river, and the celebrated Ilam Gardens. This move to the ‘new’ campus marked a transformative shift for the University, ensuring a blend of academic excellence and natural beauty in its educational landscape.

Admission Requirements

Each international student’s application is individually assessed, considering specific criteria based on the chosen program of study. Submission of original transcripts from the most recent academic institutions is mandatory. Non-English transcripts should be accompanied by both the translated copies and the original documents. Applicants should meet a minimum age requirement of 18 at the commencement of the course. For those hailing from non-English speaking nations, inclusion of English language proficiency test results is obligatory. Important Note: If you are not a New Zealand citizen or a permanent resident, securing a valid study permit before your arrival in New Zealand is a prerequisite.

Program

Program Category	Programs
Arts and Humanities	Bachelor of Arts, Master of Fine Arts
Business and Commerce	Bachelor of Commerce, MBA
Engineering and Science	Bachelor of Science, Master of Engineering
Health and Medicine	Bachelor of Health Sciences, Doctor of Medicine
Social Sciences	Bachelor of Social Work, Master of Social Science
Education	Bachelor of Education, PhD in Education

Tuition Fees

Description	Amount (NZD)
Approximate Tuition Fee	38,019
Average Tuition Fee	38,019

Features

Service Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Guidance and support for academic challenges and decisions
Accommodation (On Campus)	On-campus housing options for students
Campus Security	Ensuring a safe environment for all campus members
Campus Shuttle	Convenient transportation within the campus
Career Support	Resources and assistance for career planning and job search
Financial Assistance	Information and aid for financial matters, including scholarships and loans
Food & Dining Services	On-campus dining options and food services
Health Insurance	Access to health insurance options for students’ well-being
Internet Services	Reliable internet connectivity for academic and personal use
IT Services Helpdesk	Technical support for computer and IT-related issues
Library Services	Extensive resources and services for academic research and study
Mental Health Services	Support and counseling for mental health concerns
Orientation for New Students	Introduction to campus life, facilities, and resources
Parking and Transit	Information on parking facilities and public transit options
Peer Mentorship	Connect with experienced peers for guidance and support
Scholarships and Awards	Opportunities for financial recognition of academic achievements
Social and Cultural Events	Engage in a variety of events for social and cultural enrichment
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Access to sports facilities and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Join groups aligned with your interests for a vibrant campus life
Student Leadership	Opportunities for students to take on leadership roles
Student Learning Centre	Resources and assistance to enhance academic skills and learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety and well-being
International Student Life Centre	Services and activities tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

February 29, 2024

Ara Institute Of Canterbury

By Kenny Canterbury

Ara Institute of Canterbury Ltd. stands as a dynamic, forward-thinking educational institution supported by government funding, dedicated to delivering top-tier tertiary education.

Our primary goal is to empower students to shape better futures for themselves. We are committed to preparing every Ara student for the diverse challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. This commitment is realized through the provision of pertinent courses, delivered by inspiring mentors within practical learning environments.

Our accomplished faculty, forward-looking industry collaborators, and a nurturing community play pivotal roles in achieving this objective. Together, we ensure that each student acquires industry-specific knowledge, skills, and experiences, positioning them to secure desired employment and thrive in their chosen fields.

In our pursuit of excellence, we continually adapt our learning models and course content to meet the evolving needs of industries and regions. To guarantee our students graduate with practical skills and are job-ready, we offer an expanding range of hands-on opportunities, including workplace training, internships, apprenticeships, and industry partnerships. Responding to the demand for flexible study options, we also provide an increasing variety of online, blended delivery, and part-time programs.

Admission Requirements

Test	Minimum Score (Undergraduate)	Minimum Score (Graduate)
IELTS	6+	6.5+
TOEFL	60+	79+
PTE	50+	58+

Tuition Fees

Level	Tuition Fee Range (NZD)
Undergraduate	21,310 – 38,265 per year
Graduate	20,520 – 31,580 per year

Features

Service Area	Description
Academic Counseling	Guidance and support for academic challenges and decisions
Campus Security	Ensuring a safe environment for all campus members
Campus Shuttle	Convenient transportation within the campus
Career Support	Resources and assistance for career planning and job search
Financial Assistance	Information and aid for financial matters, including scholarships and loans
Health Insurance	Access to health insurance options for students’ well-being
Internet Services	Reliable internet connectivity for academic and personal use
Library Services	Extensive resources and services for academic research and study
Mental Health Services	Support and counseling for mental health concerns
Orientation for New Students	Introduction to campus life, facilities, and resources
Parking and Transit	Information on parking facilities and public transit options
Peer Mentorship	Connect with experienced peers for guidance and support
Scholarships and Awards	Opportunities for financial recognition of academic achievements
Social and Cultural Events	Engage in a variety of events for social and cultural enrichment
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Access to sports facilities and recreational activities
Student Club and Societies	Join groups aligned with your interests for a vibrant campus life
Student Learning Centre	Resources and assistance to enhance academic skills and learning
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources for women’s safety and well-being
International Student Life Centre	Services and activities tailored for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

February 28, 2024

Manukau Institute of Technology

By Kenny Auckland

For over five decades, the Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) has been a catalyst for life transformations through education, standing as one of New Zealand’s prominent providers of technical, vocational, and professional training.

Annually, a significant cohort of 11,000# students makes the intentional choice to pursue their studies with us. We take pride in offering a spectrum of academic qualifications, ranging from certificates to degrees, ensuring that our students not only earn their credentials but also gain invaluable real-world practical experience.

MIT proudly maintains campuses strategically situated in Otara, Mahurangi, Auckland CBD, along with TechPark and MIT Manukau in the heart of Manukau City Centre.

Our commitment extends beyond education; we recognize a unique responsibility to serve the people, communities, and employers of South Auckland. We understand that achieving substantial advancements in tertiary education outcomes in this region is paramount for the future economic and social prosperity of New Zealand.

Admission Requirements

Level	Test Type	Minimum Score
Undergraduate	IELTS	5.5+
	TOEFL	46+
	PTE	42+
Graduate	IELTS	6+
	TOEFL	60+
	PTE	50+

Tuition Fees

Level	Program	Approximate Tuition Fee Per Year (NZD)
Undergraduate	Manukau Campus Programs	$20,300 – $24,700
Graduate	Manukau Campus Graduate Programs	$21,700 – $24,000

Features

Service/Support	Description
Academic Counseling	Guidance and support for academic-related concerns
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus environment
Career Support	Assistance with career planning and development
Financial Assistance	Support for students seeking financial aid or scholarships
Health Insurance	Information and services related to health insurance
Internet Services	Access to internet services on campus
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Support for mental health and well-being
Orientation for New Students	Programs to introduce and assist new students
Parking and Transit	Information about parking facilities and transit options
Peer Mentorship	Support from experienced peers for academic and personal growth
Scholarships and Awards	Opportunities for financial awards and recognition
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events for social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Clubs and Societies	Opportunities to join various clubs and societies
Work While Studying	Information on opportunities for part-time work while studying
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources specifically addressing women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Services and support for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

February 28, 2024

Eastern Institute of Technology

By Kenny Auckland

EIT-Te Pukenga offers a diverse range of over 150 qualifications, spanning from certificates and diplomas to degrees and postgraduate levels. You can pursue your studies at our well-established campuses located in Hawke’s Bay, Tairawhiti (Gisborne), and Auckland.

Alternatively, immerse yourself in learning at one of our regional learning centers strategically positioned in Hastings, Maraenui, Ruatorea, Tokomaru Bay, Waipukurau, and Wairoa.

Nestled in Hawke’s Bay, EIT-Te Pukenga boasts one of New Zealand’s most appealing campuses. With impressive architecture and inviting outdoor spaces, it provides an ideal environment for study, especially on sunny days. In Tairawhiti, our campuses are strategically situated in the heart of Gisborne, near the Taruheru River. Meanwhile, the Auckland location, EIT-Te P?kenga Auckland, stands prominently on Queen Street, offering a central and bustling locale.

Embarking on your educational journey at EIT-Te Pukenga ensures you’ll encounter enriching experiences that contribute to your knowledge and skill development. Whether you aim to launch your career or shift directions in life, we provide the platform for your success.

As a student at EIT-Te Pukenga, you become part of a dynamic learning community within one of New Zealand’s premier tertiary institutes. Access cutting-edge facilities and technology, gaining hands-on experience to prepare you for the challenges of the professional world.

Admission Requirements

Level	Program	Minimum IELTS Score
Graduate	All Programs	6.5+

Tuition Fees

Tuition Fee Type	Approximate Tuition Fee Per Year (NZD)
Average Tuition Fee	NZD 39,722

Features

Service/Support	Description
Academic Counseling	Guidance and support for academic-related concerns
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus environment
Campus Shuttle	Transportation service within the campus or to nearby locations
Career Support	Assistance with career planning and development
Financial Assistance	Support for students seeking financial aid or scholarships
Health Insurance	Information and services related to health insurance
Internet Services	Access to internet services on campus
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Support for mental health and well-being
Orientation for New Students	Programs to introduce and assist new students
Peer Mentorship	Support from experienced peers for academic and personal growth
Scholarships and Awards	Opportunities for financial awards and recognition
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events for social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Unions and Associations	Representation and support through student unions
Student Learning Centre	Resources and support for academic learning
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources specifically addressing women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Services and support for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

February 28, 2024

Australian Technical and Management College

By Kenny Auckland

ATMC NZ is dedicated to offering cutting-edge and pertinent courses to cater to the needs of both students and employers. Renowned for its leadership in international education, ATMC NZ serves as a bridge for international students aspiring to pursue higher education in diverse fields such as information technology, management, and film and digital media production, both within New Zealand and globally. Situated in the vibrant heart of Auckland on the North Island of New Zealand, the ATMC NZ campus provides an ideal setting for academic excellence and cultural enrichment.

Admission Requirements

Level	Program	Minimum IELTS Score
Undergraduate	All Programs	6+

Tuition Fees

University	Level	Approximate Tuition Fee Per Year (NZD)
Australian Technical and Management College (ATMC) – New Zealand	Undergraduate	$14,000 – $19,000

Features

Service/Support	Description
Academic Counseling	Guidance and support for academic-related concerns
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus environment
Career Support	Assistance with career planning and development
Financial Assistance	Support for students seeking financial aid or scholarships
Health Insurance	Information and services related to health insurance
Internet Services	Access to internet services on campus
Internship & On-the-Job Training	Opportunities for practical training and work experience
Orientation for New Students	Programs to introduce and assist new students
Peer Mentorship	Support from experienced peers for academic and personal growth
Scholarships and Awards	Opportunities for financial awards and recognition
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events for social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Clubs and Societies	Opportunities to join various clubs and societies
Student Learning Centre	Resources and support for academic learning
University Transfer Options	Information and assistance for transferring to other universities
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources specifically addressing women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Services and support for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information

February 28, 2024

Auckland University of Technology

By Kenny Auckland

AUT, the second-largest university in Aotearoa New Zealand, has been an institution of higher learning for over a century, attaining university status in 2000. Adhering to the Education Act (1989), AUT is a modern university governed by a council and led by a strategic team. The Vice-Chancellor serves as the university’s head, supported by the Strategic Leadership Team. The AUT Council, comprising lay members, academic and professional staff, at least one student, and government-appointed members, acts as the university’s governing body.

Urban Hub Campus Situated in the vibrant heart of Auckland, our Urban Hub Campus stands as AUT’s largest academic center, housing key academic units and central administration, including the office of the Vice-Chancellor. Conveniently located, the campus is a brief 15-minute stroll from Britomart train station and the ferry terminal. For seamless connectivity, AUT shuttle buses regularly traverse between the South and Urban Hub Campuses, complemented by nearby public bus stops.

Admission Requirements

Program Level	Minimum IELTS Score	Minimum TOEFL Score	Minimum PTE Score
Undergraduate	6.0	80	50
Graduate	6.5	90	58

Program

Degree	Duration	Flexi Degree	Workplace Experience	Related Pathway Program
Bachelor of Architecture and Future Environments	3 years full-time	No	No	None
Bachelor of Arts	3 years full-time; part-time	Yes	Yes	Diploma in Arts (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)
	available
Bachelor of Business	3 years full-time; part-time	Yes	Yes	Diploma in Business (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)
	available
Bachelor of Communication Studies	3 years full-time	Yes	Yes	Diploma in Arts (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)

Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences	3 years full-time; part-time	Yes	Yes	Diploma in Computer and Information Sciences (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)
	available
Bachelor of Construction	3 years full-time; part-time	No	Yes	None
	available
Bachelor of Design Te Tohu Paetahi mō te Hoahoa	3 years full-time; part-time	Yes	Yes	Diploma in Design Tītohu mō te Hoahoa (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)
	available
Bachelor of Education ([Specialty] Teaching)	3 years full-time; part-time	No	Yes (Teaching placements	None
			in a variety of schools)
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)	4 years full-time; part-time	No	Yes	Diploma in Engineering (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)
	available
Bachelor of Engineering Technology	3 years full-time; part-time	Yes	Yes	Diploma in Engineering (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)
	available
Bachelor of Health Science	3 years full-time; part-time	Yes	Yes	None
	available
Bachelor of Health Science (Midwifery)	4 years full-time	No	Yes	None
Bachelor of Health Science (Nursing)	3 years full-time	No	Yes	None
Bachelor of Health Science (Occupational Therapy)	3 years full-time	No	Yes	None
Bachelor of Health Science (Oral Health)	3 years full-time	No	Yes	None
Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy)	4 years full-time	No	Yes	None
Bachelor of Health Science (Podiatry)	3 years full-time	No	Yes	None
Bachelor of International Hospitality Management	3 years full-time; part-time	Yes	Yes	Diploma in Arts (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)
	available
Bachelor of Laws	4 years full-time; part-time	No	No	None
Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science	4 years full-time; part-time	No	Yes	None
Bachelor of Science	3 years full-time; part-time	Yes	Yes	Diploma in Science (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)
	available
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation	3 years full-time; part-time	No	Yes	None
	available
Bachelor of Visual Arts Te Tohu Paetahi mō Toi Ataata	3 years full-time; part-time	Yes	Yes	Diploma in Visual Arts Titohu mō te Toi Ataata (prepares you to move into Year 2 of the degree)

Tuition Fees

University	Level	Approximate Tuition Fee Per Year (NZD)
Auckland University of Technology (AUT)	Undergraduate	$30,092 – $42,831

Auckland University of Technology (AUT)	Graduate	$32,095 – $57,003

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Service/Support	Description
Academic Counseling	Guidance and support for academic-related concerns
Campus Security	Ensures the safety and security of the campus environment
Campus Shuttle	Transportation service within the campus or to nearby locations
Career Support	Assistance with career planning, job search, and development
Financial Assistance	Support for students seeking financial aid or scholarships
Health Insurance	Information and services related to health insurance
Internet Services	Access to internet services on campus
IT Services Helpdesk	Assistance for technical issues and support
Library Services	Access to library resources and services
Mental Health Services	Support for mental health and well-being
Orientation for New Students	Programs to introduce and assist new students
Parking and Transit	Information about parking facilities and transit options
Scholarships and Awards	Opportunities for financial awards and recognition
Social and Cultural Events	Organized events for social and cultural engagement
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Facilities for sports and recreational activities
Student Clubs and Societies	Opportunities to join various clubs and societies
Student Leadership	Programs and support for developing student leadership skills
Student Unions and Associations	Representation and support through student unions
Work While Studying	Information on opportunities for part-time work while studying
Student Learning Centre	Resources and support for academic learning
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources specifically addressing women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Services and support for international students
Academic/Career Portals	Online platforms for academic and career-related information
Work While Studying	Information on opportunities for part-time work while studying
Student Learning Centre	Resources and support for academic learning
Women’s Safety and Resources Centre	Support and resources specifically addressing women’s safety
International Student Life Centre	Services and support for international students

February 28, 2024

Auckland Institute of Studies

By Kenny Auckland

Established in 1990, Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) is a leading private degree-granting institution in New Zealand. We offer a broad range of NZQA-approved qualifications for domestic and international students, spanning certificates, diplomas, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. AIS specializes in business, tourism management, hospitality management, information technology, and business administration. Our MBA program is among the largest in New Zealand, and our English Language Centre provides courses in EFL, EAP, IELTS Preparation, and Business English.

Situated in Mount Albert, Central Auckland, AIS operates from two appealing campuses: St Helens, set in park-like grounds adjacent to Chamberlain Park Golf Course, and Asquith, conveniently located near St Lukes shopping centre. Our flexible three-semester system and cross-credit recognition enable students to fast-track their studies and gain a competitive edge in their careers. We provide comprehensive support on employment issues, including CV preparation, interview skills, job placement, and internships. The Online Visa Office facilitates visa processing for international students on campus.

Emphasizing a friendly, nurturing environment, AIS ensures a balance with rigorous academic programs. Small class sizes offer personalized education, with our experienced faculty valuing direct contact with students.

The St Helens Campus, with its spacious and park-like setting in Mt Albert, holds historical significance as the former St Helen’s Hospital, built in the early 1900s. It pays homage to New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Richard J Seddon, known as “King Dick.” The campus is easily accessible, located near Auckland’s North Western motorway, Baldwin Avenue train station, and frequent bus services along New North and Great North Roads.

Admission Requirements

Program Level	IELTS Minimum	TOEFL Minimum	PTE Minimum
Undergraduate	6.0	60	50
Graduate	6.5	79	58

Program

Program Level	Programs Offered
Certificate	– Certificate in Business
	– Certificate in Information Technology
Diploma	– Diploma in Tourism Management
	– Diploma in Hospitality Management
Undergraduate Degree	– Bachelor of Business
	– Bachelor of Information Technology
Graduate Diploma	– Graduate Diploma in Business Administration
	– Graduate Diploma in Information Technology
Postgraduate Diploma	– Postgraduate Diploma in International Business
	– Postgraduate Diploma in Hospitality Management
Master’s Degree (MBA)	– Master of Business Administration (MBA)
English Language Programs	– English as a Foreign Language (EFL)
	– English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
	– IELTS Preparation
	– Business English

Tution Fees

NZD 25315 (Average Tuition Fee)

Features

Service	Alternative Content
Academic Counseling	Educational Guidance and Advisory Services
Campus Security	Campus Safety and Security Measures
Campus Shuttle	University Transportation Services
Career Support	Professional Development Assistance
Financial Assistance	Monetary Aid and Support Programs
Health Insurance	Medical Coverage and Insurance Plans
Internet Services	Online Connectivity Solutions
Mental Health Services	Psychological Well-being Support
Orientation for New Students	Welcome Programs for Fresh Enrollees
Parking and Transit	Vehicle Facilities and Transportation Services
Peer Mentorship	Collaborative Peer Guidance
Scholarships and Awards	Academic Grants and Recognitions
Social and Cultural Events	Community and Cultural Gatherings
Sports & Recreation Facilities	Athletic and Recreational Amenities
Student Clubs and Societies	Academic and Interest-based Student Groups
Student Learning Centre	Educational Resources and Learning Support
Women Safety and Resources Centre	Female Safety and Empowerment Hub
International Student Life Centre	Global Student Living Hub
Academic/Career Portals	Educational and Professional Online Platforms

February 28, 2024

Bow Valley College Calgary

By Kenny Uncategorized

Bow Valley College Tuition Fee

The values given below are estimated figures, excluding extra charges like material fee, student activity fees, athletic fees, health care, etc., for courses. To know more, please visit the Programs page.

Approximate Tuition Fee Per Year

11000 – 46500 _{Per year}

Bow Valley College Undergraduate Tuition Fee (CAD)

12000 – 20000 _{Per year}

Bow Valley College Graduate Tuition Fee (CAD)

February 20, 2024

Top 10 Most Demand Jobs In Canada

By Kenny Education Visa, Student Visa

Here’s a list of ten in-demand jobs in Canada

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