Carmen Said:

Please tell me which community colleges are best in USA for international students.?

We Answered:

You can't get a Master's Degree by attending a Community College.

You can only get a Master's degree at a senior college (you must attend for 4 years)

Bernice Said:

USA Colleges for International Students?

We Answered:

well I know many people who came to the US to go to college and many of them went to the City College of NewYork because it cheap and good. the tution fee there is 2000 dollars per semester. 2 semesters x 2000 dollars= 4000 dollars annualy.

You are not to younge because I am also going to college starting sept of 2008 and I will be 17 years old.

Dustin Said:

which colleges in USA offers scholarship to international students for under grads ?

We Answered:

Well, dear almost every college has scholarships for their International Students but the fee still comes out to be pretty much.

P.S. I'm an Indian Citizen trying to enter UC Davis and UC LA, and also CSU Sacramento, CA this year. I think we both can help each other out as we are sailing in the same boat. Contact me at cacollegehelp@yahoo.com

Allen Said:

Good, cheap business colleges in the USA for international students?

We Answered:

Your best bet may be to start out in a community college somewhere for a couple of years, then transfer to a four-year college for the remainder of your degree. While these are still more expensive for international students than they are for domestic students, they are usually the cheapest way to go (and the community colleges in California tend to be inexpensive, compared to others). Then when you transfer, the economy may be somewhat better again, and also you would have saved considerably on your first two years of college.

Ray Said:

What are the best Management schools, Business Schools, business Colleges in USA (for International students)?

We Answered:

The University of South Carolina Moore School of Business and Thunderbird (?) in Arizona both offer really good International MBA courses. The USC (not to be confused with U of Southern California) program also requires an internship in your focus country and the opportunity to learn another language depending on the country you choose.