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Thursday, March 26, 2015

Florida International University (FIU)



FIU has been ranked among the top 100 public national universities in U.S news and World Report annual guide to " America's Best Colleges ". Through its eighteen colleges and schools, FIU offers more than 190 baccalaureate, masters and doctoral degree programs in more than 280 majors, including preprofessional programs in dentistry, law, medicine and veterinary medicine. Major academic divisions are the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Education, Engineering, Health and Urban Affairs; the Honors College; and the College of Law. There are the schools of accounting, Architecture, Computer Science, Health, Hospitality Management, Journalism and Mass Communication, Music, Nursing, Policy and management, Public Health and Social Work. In addition to the academic departments, the University's interdisciplinary centers, institutes, and special programs conduct advanced research in a wide range of areas. Sponsored research funding from outside sources is more than $75 million.

Campus Life:
Students can take advantage of a diverse range of social and cultural events on and off campus. The University currently has more than 300 registered students organizations that enrich campus life and contribute to the social, cultural, and academic growth of students. University Organization sponsor concerts, films, plays, lectures, ethnic festivals, and other special eventsduring the year. Students have opportunities to participate in intercolligiate, intramural, and recreational sports. Both campuses offers state of the art recreational facilities and appartment style housing that provides students with the opportunity to live with others in convenient and supportive residential setting.



For International Students:
The University offers a full range of services to support international students in both their academic and personal lives. The office of international students and scholar services assists international students by providing advising services related to immigration, legal, personal, academic, cultural, social and financial concerns. The English Language Institute (ELI) at FIU is a fully equipped, state-of-the-art language training center that is a part of the University's college of Arts and Sciences. Since 1978, the ELI has taught close to 35000 international students and professional from more than forty-five countries to master the English language through the use of proven educational methods and the most up-to-date learning facilities.

Disney world, the Everglades, marine and state parks, Seaquarium, Metro Zoo, Fairchild Tropical Gardens, and Parrot Jungle Island are popular student attractions. Other favorite year round activities include swimming, waterskiing, scuba diving, sailing, tennis, golf and horseback riding.

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Boston University




Boston University is located along the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts, the cultural and historical capital of New England. Boston has the largest number of Universities, educators and students of any city in the United States. Students can find art, music, theater, cafes, or a park for an afternoon stroll around any corner. With four distinct seasons, Boston allows student to ski in the winter and have  fun on the beach on the summer. Boston's Logan Airport serves all international carriers. Taxis, an extensive subway system, and buses make getting around the city easy.



Education:
Boston University which was founded in 1839 is a private non-sectarian, coeducational research university with eleven undergraduate colleges and schools. One of the world's great academic institutions and the fourth largest private university in the United States. Boston University offers more than 5,500 coursesin more than 250 major and minor fields including business management, communications, computer science, engineering, hospitality, humanities, medicine, performing arts, science and social sciences. The main University campus has 348 buildings, 489 class rooms, and 1759 laboratories. Mugar Memorial Library, the largest of the University's twenty three libraries, houses 1.8 million volumes and 2.8 million microform equivalents. Academics advising, career counselling, internships, and computer facilities are available to all students. The faculty members, including three Noble Prize winners are accomplished, dedicated educators. Notable graduates include Martin Luther King Jr. former United States secretary of Defense William Cohen, actress Geena Davis and the chairman of the General  Motors, John F. Smith, Jr.

Campus Life:
Boston University is the embodiment of the diversity that characterizes the United States. Students come to the University from all fifty states and 133 countries. Students may choose to live in a variety of residents on campus. Speciality housing is available for students with similar academics or extracurricular interests. Nearly 400 organizations on campus keep students busy outside the classroom, including athletics, musical, cultural and political clubs. The campus athmosphere is relaxed, friendly, and outgoing.

For International Students:
Boston University is an exciting and rewarding place to get  an education. International students are an important component of the community. Prior to the start of classes, the International Students and Scholars Office conducts an orientation for students to meet one another, become acquainted with the University and the city, and register for classes. The office assists students by answering questions about visas, employment, banking, and anything else of concern to the student. Intensive English preparation (ESL) is also available to students prior to enrolling in the University.