For Indians and other Asians, America is by
far the best place to go for higher studies. The reason is simple. The US
offers the most dynamic and adaptable education system responsive to the needs
of a vast, multi-cultural student community from all over the world.
Be it engineering or Arts, or any other
field for that matter, American degrees are perhaps the most state-of-the-art
besides being practical in orientation.
When you complete your studies in America
and go out into the world, you are likely to be equipped with more than
sufficient knowledge and confidence to work in any country anywhere in the
world. The emphasis on practical implementation of a subject in real life is a
major plus point of American college and university education.
Besides, the reputation that an American degree carries is
possibly the biggest lure of all. No wonder there are close to half-a-million
international students studying in America, of whom forty per cent were from
the Indian subcontinent and Asia, comprising India, Pakistan, Singapore, Hong
Kong and Indonesia.
Education qualifications can
differ around the world and the same is true for the USA. For international
students interested in studying abroad in the USA, it can be confusing trying
to understand the differences between how their education system works. Our
student editor clarifies the education institutions level and what
qualifications are earned. If
your reason for studying abroad is to learn something useful, gain some
enriching experience in an international community and at the cutting-edge of
technology, then America is the only choice you really have. Of course, there
are some other countries which can boast of high level of advancement, like
France but you are bound to have a communication problem there as French is the
core language.
The United States calls itself "a nation of
immigrants." You will find that all ethnicities and nationalities are
represented, although not to the same extent in every city. In the US, you can encounter
and experience almost any climate, landscape, lifestyle, and culture
imaginable. By selecting the right location, you will be able to find a living
experience that is perfect for you.
Even though there is so much variety in America, there is still an "American culture" that may be quite different from your own. While much of the said American culture is exported through television, film, and consumer products, there are some aspects that you do not encounter until you live in the US.
Even though there is so much variety in America, there is still an "American culture" that may be quite different from your own. While much of the said American culture is exported through television, film, and consumer products, there are some aspects that you do not encounter until you live in the US.
EXPLORE USA!
OBAMA SPECIAL-
“The best is yet to come.”
The country of America hailed the re-election of Barack
Obama, who won the presidential re-election. President Barack Obama narrowly
won re-election, overcoming public doubts about his performance on the economy. His victory makes Mr. Obama the first
president since Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1940 to succeed with a higher
unemployment rate on Election Day than on his inauguration day four years
earlier. U.S. unemployment now stands at 7.9%, compared with 7.8% when Mr.
Obama took office.
