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Studying abroad for part of your US degree, arranged through your own college.
Enrolling in a degree at a school in another country.
Learning a language in the country where it is spoken.
A few weeks of study, often for credit or experience.
Swapping places with a student from a partner school.
A master's or doctoral program at a school abroad.
Who needs one, what it requires, how long it takes and what it allows.
The language of teaching and what proof of ability the school asks for.
Both vary widely, and so do funding options.
Whether and how much students may work while studying.
Whether the degree is recognized where you plan to work later.
What you must have and what the school provides.
By schools, by students or both, and whether you will pay a fee.
Services, fees and refunds, in writing.
Check that it is properly accredited or recognized in its own country.
Check official government sources, and treat any guarantee as a warning sign.
Tuition, living costs, travel, insurance and visa fees.
Get the answer in writing from your college or the school.
We'd rather connect you with the right provider once than flood your inbox with a dozen you'll never call back.
Choosing a country, a school, a visa and a way to pay all come with their own steps. You hear how they fit together and what to start first.
Nobody can guarantee a place or a visa. You hear how to judge what advisers and agents tell you.
You can ask questions and compare options, and nobody pushes you to pay on the spot.
Common options include a semester or year abroad through your own US college, a full degree at a school in another country, a language program, and a short summer course. The right one depends on your goals and your budget.
No. Visa decisions are made by the destination country's government. Be wary of any adviser who guarantees one. Check official government sources for what applies to you.
It varies by country, school and length of stay. Namoye doesn't set prices. Ask for a written breakdown covering tuition, living costs, travel, insurance, visa fees and any adviser fees.
It depends on your situation and the program. If you are studying abroad through your own US college, ask its study abroad office whether your aid can apply. For a degree at a foreign school, ask what aid is available and whether that school qualifies.
If you are enrolled at a US college, ask your college before you go, and get approval for the courses in writing. If you are moving to a foreign degree, ask how the school would recognize your earlier study.
Some are paid by schools, some by students and some by both. Ask how the person is paid, whether you will be charged a fee, and whether they work with many schools or only a few.
Ask what health cover you will need in the destination country, what your US insurance does and doesn't cover abroad, and what the school provides for support and emergencies.
Where you are thinking of studying, what you want to study, your education so far, and your ZIP code. If you don't have everything, send the request anyway.
No. Namoye is a free matching service. It doesn't place students, advise on visas or guarantee admission. Any advice or offer comes from the professional who contacts you.
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Namoye is a free matching service. It is not a school, college, immigration adviser or financial aid adviser. Visa and admission decisions are made by the destination country and the school, and nobody can guarantee them. Any information or offer comes from the adviser or school that contacts you.
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