student visa

[Danoco 0]

I'm looking for real links (not the spam sites) that have scholarships for foreign students to come to the US. my niece is a graduate from college ,but wants to continue her masters here in the US in accounting and also English courses. she is a filipina. she will be living with me and her aunt in Massachusetts she graduated with a 4.0 top of her class in her college any assistance would be greatly appreciated

[YuAndDan 153]

Best place to start is by visiting or calling the admissions department of the college that she may be studying at.

[Mononoke28 135]

She needs to contact the colleges she's interested in first. If she gets in, she can then start the visa process.

Diana

[Boiler 45,462]

Yep

Contact the Colleges she is interested in attending.

Or look for local sources.

[redglasses 1]

If she needs financial aid, she should try to get a TA or RA position.

She should be exempted from tuition (including non-residence fee) and get paid about $1,000 - 1,500 a month.

The amount, of course, depends on the college though.

[Danoco 0]

If she needs financial aid, she should try to get a TA or RA position.

She should be exempted from tuition (including non-residence fee) and get paid about $1,000 - 1,500 a month.

The amount, of course, depends on the college though.

ok whats a TA or RA ?????

i was actually looking for scholarships for asian or filipinos etc.

[redglasses 1]

If she needs financial aid, she should try to get a TA or RA position.

She should be exempted from tuition (including non-residence fee) and get paid about $1,000 - 1,500 a month.

The amount, of course, depends on the college though.

ok whats a TA or RA ?????

i was actually looking for scholarships for asian or filipinos etc.

TA is Teaching Assistant and RA is Research Assistant.

TAs are employed by a college department or university to assist professors in teaching-related responsibilities.

Their responsibilities include tutoring, holding office hours, grading homework or exams, assisting a professor with a large lecture class by teaching students in recitation, laboratory, or discussion sessions, and sometimes teaching their own classes.

RAs are employed to assist professors in research-related responsibilities.

Their responsibilities depend on the project a professor is working on, but they are basically involved in running of a laboratory and clinical trials.

I know many international students are employed as TAs and RAs because of the benefit they get.

Exemption from non-resident fee on top of regular tuition is a big difference