ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTURE First Professional Degree Bachelor of Architecture or Master of Architecture. Completing a five-year undergraduate course leading to the Bachelor of Architecture degree. Applicants may be required to take the SAT.

A four-year pre-professional degree, such as a BS in Architecture, BS in Architectural Studies, etc., followed by a two-year course leading to the Master of Architecture. The latter two years may require the GRE and a portfolio for entrance. After obtaining a Bachelor's degree in a non-architecture subject, completing a three-to-four year Master of Architecture degree. May require the GRE. The Bachelor of Architecture and the Master of Architecture programs must be accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). There are over 150 such programs in 111 schools. The four-year pre-professional degrees, however, do not have to be accredited by the NAAB for either entrance to the Master of Architecture program or for licensing purposes. Licensure Most states require that the first professional degree must be followed by three years of an internship, after which the candidate must take the four-day comprehensive Architect Registration Examination. Each state may have slightly different requirements, and it is necessary to check with the state registration board in which one wishes to be licenses. Post-Professional Study Those who already have a professional degree in architecture may wish to obtain a Master's or doctoral degree in a specialized area such as design theory, solar design, etc. These programs are not accredited by NAAB or CACB. GRE and a portfolio are usually required. Non-Professional Graduate Architecture Programs There are some graduate degrees in architecture which do not require a first professional degree for entry, They are intended for people who wish to pursue non-professional graduate work in architecture. An example is the Masters of Arts in Architectural Studies (M.A. Arch.). References Guide to Architecture Schools, 6th ed. 1998, Washington, DC, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture. A comprehensive reference, but only published every five years. "Accredited Programs in Architecture". Washington, DC, National Architectural Accrediting Board, 2001. Available on web site: http://www.naab.org LAW The legal system in the United States, on the federal level and in almost all states, is based on the British system of common law. One state, Louisiana, has a system modeled on the French legal code. First Professional Degree The U.S. first professional degree, the juris doctor (J.D.), provides an education strongly focused on preparation for U.S. practice, with little opportunity for comparative or specialty study. For this reason, and because preparation in U.S. law will not easily transfer toward practice in other countries, the J.D. is usually inappropriate for foreign nationals. Although law schools offer individual courses that emphasize particular subject areas such as environmental law or taxation, there are no J.D. programs concentrating on any single specialty. J.D. degree programs involve three years of study, and are entered following four years of undergraduate study in any major. Competition for admission is intense for both U.S. and international students. Requirements generally include fluency in English, an excellent undergraduate academic record, and a satisfactory score on the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). (See http://www.lsac.org for LSAT registration information.) To practice in the United States, graduates must also pass the bar examination and other requirements of the state where they wish to work. Graduate Legal Education The master of comparative law (M.C.L.), also known as the master of comparative jurisprudence (M.C.J.), is a particularly appropriate degree program for international lawyers. Recognizing that legal systems in many countries differ from common law as practiced in the United States, these programs acquaint lawyers from other countries with U.S. legal institutions and relevant specialties of U.S. law. Another graduate option is the master of laws (L.L.M.), a degree offered in a variety of specialties or as a self-designed program, with appropriateness for the international practitioner varying from program to program. Programs in international law or international business law may also be of interest. Almost all master’s programs in law last one year and admit students only for the fall semester. Programs can be planned according to the interests of the student. During study, international lawyers have the opportunity to observe courts and government agencies in the United States. Entrance requirements include a first degree in law, a strong academic background, letters of reference, a statement of purpose and/or writing samples, and a high level of English proficiency as demonstrated by the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) for students whose law degree was not in the English language. Most graduate law programs do not require standardized admissions tests. Doctoral programs in law also exist. They admit only a small number of promising applicants, usually from among those who have completed a master’s program at a U.S. law school and who plan to enter a career as a law school faculty member. Financial assistance may be more readily available to law students intending to continue towards a doctoral degree than to those seeking only a one-year master’s program. Short-term Legal Education Many U.S. law schools offer programs, particularly in the summer, either designed for or appropriate for international lawyers. These usually last between one week and two months. Professional associations and private training organizations offer similar programs. Your nearest U.S. educational information or advising center may be able to provide information on other options, such as tours to visit U.S. legal institutions. Licensure Most states limit licensure to graduates of American Bar Association approved schools and require passing of a written examination. In most states, this includes the 6-hour MBE (Multistate Bar Examination) and a locally prepared 6-hour State bar examination. Some states also require the 3-hour MSEE (Multistate Essay Examination) and Multistate Performance test (MPT). Currently 47 states also require law students to pass the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE). For detailed requirements about licensure or entrance to the bar, write to the Board of Bar Examiners of the state concerned. Or, consult the latest edition of A Review of Legal Education in the United States. References: The Official Guide to U.S. Law Schools: Prelaw Handbook. Washington, D.C.: Law School Admission Council. Annual Directory of Graduate Law Degree Programs. Washington, D.C. Federal Reports, Inc. A Review of Legal Education in the United States. Law Schools and Bar Admission Requirements for First Professional Law Degree Program: At least three years of undergraduate education, and preferably a bachelor's degree. Passing the LSAT (Law School Admission Test) A high level of English ability Some law schools at state universities may be very restricted in the number of out-of-state students they can accept. Information about the LSAT, which is offered four times a year, can be obtained from: Law School Admission Council P.O. Box 40 Newtown, PA 18940-0998 Or: http://www.lsac.org

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Graduate Legal Education in USA

Graduate Legal Education
The master of comparative law (M.C.L.), also known as the master of comparative jurisprudence (M.C.J.), is a particularly appropriate degree program for international lawyers. Recognizing that legal systems in many countries differ from common law as practiced in the United States, these programs acquaint lawyers from other countries with U.S. legal institutions and relevant specialties of U.S. law. Another graduate option is the master of laws (L.L.M.), a degree offered in a variety of specialties or as a self-designed program, with appropriateness for the international practitioner varying from program to program. Programs in international law or international business law may also be of interest.

Almost all master’s programs in law last one year and admit students only for the fall semester. Programs can be planned according to the interests of the student. During study, international lawyers have the opportunity to observe courts and government agencies in the United States. Entrance requirements include a first degree in law, a strong academic background, letters of reference, a statement of purpose and/or writing samples, and a high level of English proficiency as demonstrated
by the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) for students whose law degree was not in the
English language. Most graduate law programs do not require standardized admissions tests.

Doctoral programs in law also exist. They admit only a small number of promising applicants, usually from among those who have completed a master’s program at a U.S. law school and who plan to enter a career as a law school faculty member. Financial assistance may be more readily available to law students intending to continue towards a doctoral degree than to those seeking only a one-year master’s program.

Short-term Legal Education
Many U.S. law schools offer programs, particularly in the summer, either designed for or appropriate for international lawyers. These usually last between one week and two months. Professional associations and private training organizations offer similar programs. Your nearest U.S. educational information or advising center may be able to provide information on other
options, such as tours to visit U.S. legal institutions.

Licensure
Most states limit licensure to graduates of American Bar Association approved schools and require passing of a written examination. In most states, this includes the 6-hour MBE (Multistate Bar Examination) and a locally prepared 6-hour State bar examination. Some states also require the 3-hour MSEE (Multistate Essay Examination) and Multistate Performance test (MPT). Currently 47 states also require law students to pass the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE). For detailed requirements about licensure or entrance to the bar, write to the Board of Bar Examiners of the state concerned. Or, consult the latest edition of A Review of Legal Education in the United States.

References:
The Official Guide to U.S. Law Schools: Prelaw Handbook. Washington, D.C.: Law School
Admission Council. Annual Directory of Graduate Law Degree Programs. Washington, D.C. Federal Reports, Inc.

A Review of Legal Education in the United States. Law Schools and Bar Admission

Requirements for First Professional Law Degree Program:
At least three years of undergraduate education, and preferably a bachelor's degree.
Passing the LSAT (Law School Admission Test)
A high level of English ability

Some law schools at state universities may be very restricted in the number of out-of-state students they can accept.

Information about the LSAT, which is offered four times a year, can be obtained from:
Law School Admission Council
P.O. Box 40
Newtown, PA 18940-0998

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TOP 10 UNIVERSITIES IN THE USA:

US News have recently published Top Universities in US for 2010. Here is Top 10 Universities      from the list

Top 10 Universities in US – 2010

1. Harvard University
2. Princeton University
3. Yale University
4. California Institute of Technology
5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
6. Stanford University
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. Columbia University
9. University of Chicago
10. Duke University

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TOP 20 PARTY COLLEGES IN THE USA:

Princeton Review ranks top party colleges. Following is the list of top 20 party colleges for 2010.

                Top 20 Party Colleges

1. Penn State University, State College, Pa.
2. University of Florida, Gainesville, Fl
3. University of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss.
4. University of Georgia, Athens, Ga.
5. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio
6. West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV
7. University of Texas, Austin, Texas
8. University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
9. Florida State University, Tallahassee, Fla.
10. University of California-Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, Calif.
11. University of Colorado, Boulder, Co
12. University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa
13. Union College, Schenectady, N.Y.
14. Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.
15. DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind.
16. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
17. Sewanee: The University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.
18. University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, N.D.
19. Tulane University, New Orleans, La.
20. Arizona State University, Tempe, Ariz.

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LEAST TO MOST EXPENSIVE COLLEGE TOWNS:

LEAST TO MOST EXPENSIVE COLLEGE TOWNS:

1. Akron, Ohio                        Status: Least Expensive                 School: University of Akron
2. Muncie, Indiana               Status: Least Expensive                 School: Ball State University
3. Ann Arbor, Michigan      Status: Least Expensive                 School: University of Michigan
4. Ypsilanti, Michigan           Status: Least Expensive                 School: Eastern Michigan University
5. Tulsa, Okla                                                                                          School: University of Tulsa
6. Denton, Texas                                                                                   School: University of North Texas
7. Houston, Texas                                                                                 School: University of Houston, Rice                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         University               
8. Bloomington, Indiana                                                                     School: Indiana University
9. Kent, Ohio                                                                                          School: Kent State University
10. Seattle, Washington       Status: Most Expensive                 School: University of Washington
11. Boulder, Colorado           Status: Most Expensive                 School: University of Colorado
12. San Jose, CA                       Status: Most Expensive                 School: San Jose State University
13. Berkeley, CA                      Status: Most Expensive                 School: University of California,                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Berkeley
14. Boston / Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts                                   School: Boston College
15. Palo Alto, Ca                                                                                       School: Stanford University

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TOP 10 SALARY BY MAJORS (BACHELOR’S):

TOP 10 SALARY BY MAJORS (BACHELOR’S):

1. Petroleum Engineering - $86,220
2. Chemical Engineering - $65,142
3. Mining and Mineral Engineering (including Geological) : $64,552
4. Computer Science - $61,205
5. Computer Engineering - $60,879
6. Electrical Engineering / Electronics & Communications - $59,074
7. Mechanical Engineering - $58,392
8. Industrial / Manufacturing Engineering - $57,734
9. Aerospace / Aeronautical / Astronautical Engineering - $57,231
10. Information Sciences and Systems - $54,038

Ref: Winter 2010 Salary Survey at USA.

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AVERAGE SALARY OF JOBS MATCHING YOUR SEARCH

MASTER’s in                                                                                                       Salary:

Boston, MA                                                                                                        $74,000

New York, NY                                                                                                    $81,000

Raleigh, NC                                                                                                         $67,000

Oriando, FL                                                                                                         $55,000

Dallas, TX                                                                                                             $61,000

Denver, CO                                                                                                         $58,000

Phoenix, AZ                                                                                                        $54,000

Las Vegas, NV                                                                                                    $61,000

California                                                                                                             $64,000

Los Angeles, CA                                                                                                                $62,000

Seattle, WA                                                                                                        $59,000

Chicago, IL                                                                                                           $66,000

Salt Lake City, UT                                                                                              $49,000

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BREAKDOWN OF TYPICAL MONTHLY STUDENT EXPENSES

• The breakdown is typically given for LA, considering it to be 1 of the costliest towns in the USA

1.       Apartment Rent: $75 to $200 / month ( More room mates, less rent )

2.       Electricity: $10 to $ 25 / month

3.       Food - $75 to $150 / month ( Depends on eating habits)

4.       Laptop - $450 to $1500 ( one time investment )

5.       Cell Phone - $35 to $70 ( i-phone costs more / landline not required )

6.       Public transportation - $30 ( usually for students its free )

7.       Books / Textbooks - $50 to $150 /  quarter ( Get books from friends or buy used books )

8.       Shopping / travel - $ 20 to $50 / month ( it varies )

9.       Calling Cards - $5 to $20 / month

10.   Car - $1500 to $3000

11.   Car maintenance - $80 to $100 / month ( includes insurance, gas, service, parking )

12.   International Students health insurance

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Canada Education System

The structure of Canadian education system includes kindergarten, elementary/junior high/middle school, secondary/high school and post-secondary education. Education in Canada is administered by each provincial and territorial government hence there are some differences between the education systems in each province and territory. All provinces and territories offer free and universal elementary and secondary schooling for 12 years, except Quebec where it is up to 11 years. Education is mandatory to the age of between 15 and 18, based on the province.
Kindergarten
Education generally begins with kindergarten. British Columbia and Ontario also provide Junior Kindergarten. In some areas, kindergarten is either not needed or it is not available at all. Generally, five years old children enter kindergarten.
Elementary
Elementary school generally includes grades one through six (for students aged approximately six to 12 years), when junior high school is the next step. In some areas, elementary school is stretched up to grade eight.
Secondary
Secondary school, often called high school, generally runs grades 9 through 12. In regions having middle school and junior high, it also includes grades 7 and 8.
Post-secondary
Post-secondary education is also termed as Career College, Vocational School, Community College, University and Grad School. At this level you can earn a Bachelor\’s degree, and can continue studies to acquire a Master\’s or a Doctorate degree. Vocational students can earn certificates and diplomas that can count as an added skill in various trades.
Public and Private
Canada\’s education system encompasses public schools, which are free and funded by the government, and private schools, for which students have to pay. At the post-secondary level, public colleges and universities still need students to pay tuition, but it is comprehensively less than tuition at private universities.
Life in Canada
Canada is a large country. The land area of 9,984,670 square kilometers makes it the second biggest country in the world. Canada perhaps is the only country in the world that is rarely in the news for any controversial issues. It is known to be a peace loving and one of the most preferred countries to migrate to. Following are a few fun facts about Canada, that make this country stand apart from the rest.
An unusual fact about Canada is its name origin, it comes from a St. Lawrence Iroquoian word, kanata, which means village or settlement.
An interesting fact about Canada is that it\’s the world\’s largest country area wise (including its waters),
It also has the longest coastline in the world, about 243,000 kms in length.
The country shares the world\’s longest common border with the United States of America, which is also the only unprotected border in the world
An interesting fact for kids, is that Canada is widely believed to be the home of Santa Claus.
The belief that the North Pole is owned by Canada is false. No country owns the North Pole.
Canada is also the largest producer of a refreshingly sweet dessert wine called Icewine.
It features in the list of top five world\’s producers of gold, copper, zinc, nickel, aluminum, and natural gas.
A funny fact about Canada\’s city of Montreal, sometimes called The City of Churches, is that it has more churches than houses!
Canada is also home to the world\’s smallest jail, located in Ontario. It is only 270 square feet.
It also has the highest tertiary education enrollment in the world, which includes locals as well as international students.
Toronto is the largest city of Canada, with a population of more than 5 million people. Toronto dwellers hold more university degrees than any other big city in the world.
Despite being a really big country, it has the fourth lowest population density in the world, with only three people living per square kilometer! Almost half of the population in Canada was born in other countries.
Here\’s a weird fact about Canada, it produces so much energy, that it provides it to the US too!
The Ice Hotel in Quebec, known as Hotel de Glace is created every year using 400 tons of ice and 12,000 tons of snow. It melts away every summer and is recreated every winter.
Canada has just one desert in British Columbia, towards the southernmost corner of the Okanagan Valley in Osoyoos.
The desert is only 15 miles long, with over 100 rare plants, and over 300 rare animals. It is also the only desert in the world that has a long boardwalk, for people to walk on!
Canadian winter temperatures fall below freezing point, with snow covering some parts of the country for nearly six months!
In 1883, the baseball glove was invented in Canada.
Many inventions including basketball, the electric light bulb, the electric range, the electron microscope, the telephone, standard time, the television, and the zipper, and the first snowmobile were invented in this remarkable country.
The Niagara Falls, one of the largest and most popular waterfalls is in Ontario.
Half of Canada is covered with forests, which should not be surprising, considering one-tenth of the world\’s forests are here. It is also home to the polar and the grizzly bear.
Canada has two national sports; Lacrosse as the country\’s national summer sport, and Ice Hockey as the national winter sport. Its citizens invented the game of Lacrosse.
Canada is also known to have the highest quality of life in the world, according to the United Nations Human Development Index.
Multicultural Society
Being a multicultural society Canada allows you to understand each other and does not encourage hatred and violence. Canada is high on tourist preferred destination itineraries, as it offers a unique peek into its multi-cultural and bio-geographical diversity. It is relatively free from all sorts of discrimination and divide, a fact most Canadians are proud about. Canada advocates multiculturalism by encouraging all Canadians to participate in all aspects of life. Everyone in Canada is treated as equal. Everyone has a right to say. Hatred is not encouraged in Canada. Everyone has a right to preserve and protect their own tradition and people there respect each other’s right to do the same. They will respect and accept anyone who respects and accepts them.
Canada celebrate religious freedom
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects your freedom to practice your tradition and religion. It advocates that you must be respectful of others’ beliefs as well.Canadians use their right to vote and decide who will govern the country. Canada is a democratic country. People in Canada have several rights to amend laws and the governments.
Canada’s public health care system
Canada’s health insurance system is set up to address people’s requirements for health care rather than their ability to make the payment. Often termed as Medicare, the system is tailored to ensure that all residents of Canada have easy access to health care facilitations from doctors and hospitals. All Canadians and permanent residents may get health insurance. Getting a health insurance allows you to get medical treatment without making direct payment. They are paid through your taxes. Simply presenting your health insurance card to the hospital or medical clinic will get you medical services.

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Study in USA

Winny Immigration and Education Services PVT.LTD has been awarded Certification by the American International Recruitment Council (AIRC). To achieve AIRC Certification, WIES has successfully undergone a rigorous external review process which evaluates its business practices, and the effectiveness of the services rendered in recruiting qualified students to accredited educational institutions in the United States of America.
Why Study in the US? The first destination that strikes while pondering the options to select the destination for higher education is – US.
Why So?
There are myriads of international students who prefer to earn degrees in the US over another country!
Does the US still accept international student?
The US hosts more international students than any other nation across the globe.
What are your US study choices?
Basking in the glory of consistent high ranking of the US universities, colleges and schools, are more sought after destination for aspiring students. Harvard, West Point, MIT, Kellogg, Stanford and Berkeley are some of the most renowned names that welcome international students.
The US offers the most rewarding, exciting and vivid range of study program to the international students across the planet. International students choosing to study in the US are gifted with almost unlimited choices. The professional value of an American qualification offers worldwide recognition with unparallel respect.
There are many other reasons why USA has been the choicest study destination for plethora of international students since years
Benefits
US Education System
Life in America
Benefits of US Education
The United States has been the destination of choice for international students across the world. The major benefits of higher education in the USA are as under:
Academic Excellence
The United States boasts more institutions of higher studies compared to any other nation. Top-notch study programs equipped with highly qualified teaching staff are the specialty of US universities. They also offer cutting-edge research faculties.
Unlimited Educational Opportunities
The US is a huge country with diverse resources and offers almost every field of study in the country. This diverse nature of selection attracts the foreign students to obtain their training in the USA.
Global Recognition
Colleges and universities in US are facilitated with professional accreditation by various governing bodies. Most schools are accredited, though it is advisable to check for the accreditation before taking any decision.
World Class Training, Teaching and Research
Being a resourceful country, the opportunities for practical training in diverse domains of study are unlimited. Most universities have affiliations with researchers and employers in various genres of study, thereby offering various avenues for students to earn hands-on and valuable experience.
People and Culture
Most Americans are very hospitable, friendly, and generous. In general, the people are humorous, innovative, gregarious, and keen to learn. These are faculties that many international students grasp and take home with them.
Cutting-Edge Technology
Irrespective of what degree a student selects to pursue in school, he or she will have to use computers and other latest technologies to succeed. Several universities include the latest technology into their curriculum, encouraging students to acquire proficiency beforehand.
Flexibility
Since the USA school system generally accepts working students and utilizes credit units, the academic programs are flexible. In short, one can select the timings to attend classes, number of classes to enroll in each semester, elective or optional classes to take, etc.
Global Exposure
Focusing on the global aspects of each subject, American colleges and universities prepares students with global view point in their respective fields. Most US education institutions have recognized this and provide a more vivid and international curriculum to meet these new setups.
US Education System
American education system is different from the education systems of any other country! Are you planning to earn degree from American university? The US education system offers foreign students most diverse set of education options which may vary from microbiology to film and design. American education opportunities are virtually endless!
In many niches and sectors, the American education system offers the most advanced, latest and highly technical programs at the world’s best schools. That is why getting education from an accredited American school and being exposed to the nuances of the US education system is worth an investment for your bright future.
Whether you aspire to study at a top USA university, college, or at a USA ESL, a thorough understanding of how the American education system functions is mandatory. Let’s see how exactly the US education system functions.
Primary School
American children go to school at the age of five years which is called kindergarten. The second year at school is termed as first grade. In America, the terminology grade stands for the score obtained on an exam or in a course, and a year of schooling in primary or secondary school. Primary school generally consists of five years of education.
Secondary School
After completion of fifth grade, they advance to secondary school, which typically consists of seven years, from sixth through twelfth grades. The ninth through twelfth grades are generally termed as high school, at the end of which the high school diploma certificate is earned. The students must acquire a high school diploma prior to admission into university or college. Foreign students must have completed coursework equivalent to American high school and must consider how their selected high school can enable them access to the best colleges.
Undergraduate School
Students aspiring to attend college or university after completion of high school must attend undergraduate school. These schools offer either a two-year Associate degree or a four-year Bachelor degree in a specific course of study. That course is called the major. Although most schools offering a four-year degree, will accept students who have not chosen a major, all students are required to choose (or declare) a major by their second year at school. After completion of an Associate degree the student can continue to study at a four-year school and finally earn a Bachelor degree.
Graduate School
After obtaining a Bachelor’s degree student can continue to pursue one out of two types of degrees. One is a Master’s degree which is generally a two-year degree that is highly specialized in a particular field. Students willing to advance their education in a specific field can pursue a Doctorate degree, called a PhD. This degree may take between three and six years to complete, based on the course of study selected, the potential of the student, and the thesis being selected.
Some courses of study are only available at the graduate level in America. The most popular of these are dentistry, law, and medicine. Bachelor’s degree is the first requisite to pursue these specific fields.
Life in America
What Americans generally believe
Americans offers an equal opportunity in life to all. They treat everyone fairly and with the same level of respect. This is the basic principle of American philosophy. Self entity and freedom to express are encouraged. Competition brings out the best talent in people and in businesses. Competition is another basic principle of American culture. It is believed that you are responsible for your future and determining your future. Believe in luck or fate is not encouraged. They pride their individual achievements. They are open to change which they believe is necessary for development. Tradition is less valued in America compared to other cultures. They prefer to be honest and straightforward. In several cultures, it is termed as impolite to speak too directly. Americans prefer to speak openly, even when delivering bad news. Rationality is more important for them than emotion in decision making.
What Americans love
They love their country and are very patriotic. They also offer great respect to those who serve or have served in the armed forces. Americans are mostly busy compared to people in some countries, but they aptly value what they have. Their high class life style is evidence to their work culture. Whenever free they will prefer to spend time doing something for themselves, family, or community. Weekends and vacations bring lot of activities.
The US government preserves large chunks of land and utilizes it for the enjoyment of all. They enjoy outdoor activities the year round. Depending on the region, famous activities include hiking, mountaineering, sailing, skiing, and camping.
The United States has given more professional athletes participating in a larger number of international levels of sports than any other nation. They love to watch sports. They also enjoy participating in sports, and there is plethora of leagues for players of all ages and skill sets.

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Hallmark

Student Services
Our services commence even before the student has registered and remitted the counseling charges and continue well beyond he is comfortably settled at destination:
Complete and thorough Vitae of a student’s past-performance and future preferences is obtained and fed into a specially developed ‘match-making’ data-base; the Counselor extracts global options to suit what a student desires and deserves and prepares a check-list of entrance essentials
The student is offered essential coaching to fulfill the qualifying criteria like language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL) and entrance (GRE/GMAT) tests using the latest coaching equipment, technique and support material; we try to ensure that the student scores high enough to be able to get admission in the desired institution as well as adequately impress the Visa officers
We provide detailed information on available scholarships and financial assistance and help students in application process
A senior executive maintains liaison with local banks and guides the desiring student to apply and procure education loan for overseas education
Our team provides guidance in compiling application packets
We guide the students in applying for visa and provide help in preparing their presentation during the visa interview
Our team headed by Chief Executive Officer tracks the progress of each case on a daily basis
Pre–departure briefing to acquaint the students with destination country is an important feature of Winny service
Our students benefit from our post-landing services, which include Airport pickup, temporary/permanent accommodation and preliminary orientation.
We maintain vital contact with the student even after the student reaches his destination institution and provide support services and help in resolving teething-troubles one may face in a foreign land.

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Our Services

We specialize in career counseling (Countries, Courses & Universities) for students who want to study in Canada, US and UK.
We organize seminars on global education for selecting Country, Course and University.
Our trained and experienced faculty provides extensive and thorough coaching for English proficiency tests like IELTS.
We give excellent tips for writing Resumes, Statements of Purpose, Covering Letters, etc through our trained team members.
We secure admissions in the Institutes which our students have selected and for which they qualify.
Our counselors provide personalized guidance for colleges, programs, visa process and documentation.
We give excellent interview tips on how to face Visa Interview.
Our entire team monitors the status of each student’s case throughout the process to ensure successful admission and visa.
Our entire team monitors the status of each student’s case throughout the process to ensure successful admission and visa.
We assist students for air tickets and getting foreign exchange.
We provide post-landing services like Airport pickup, temporary/ permanent accommodation and other needed help.
Our Team provides relevant and helpful information for employment opportunities in the destined country.
After the student reaches the college or university, we provide them vital supportive services and try to solve any difficulties that they may face.

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Affiliated Colleges with Us.

1. Algonquin College
2. Bow Valley College
3. Centennial College of Applied Arts & Technology
4. College of New Caledonia
5. College of the Rockies
6. Conestoga College
7. Douglas College
8. Fanshawe College of Applied Arts & Technology
9. George Brown College
10. Georgian College of Arts & Technology
11. Grant MacEwan University
12. Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning
13. Lambton College of Applied Arts & Technology
14. Medicine Hat College
15. New Brunswick Community College
16. Niagara College
17. Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
18. Red River College of Applied Arts, Science & Technology
19. Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology
20. Sheridan College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning
21. University of The Fraser Valley
As a matter of policy, we recommend only reputed, recognized and accredited academic institutions
Only Member of Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants (CSIC) in the entire western zone.
Fellow of Canadian Migration Institute (CMI) Mr. Pranay Shah (M041127), Authorized agent of British Council for Western India and accredited on British Council’s website.

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Mission

To become an expert, efficient and honest corporate entity providing knowledge, information and guidance about global opportunities in education, research and employment; facilitating easy and legal access to explore these opportunities and playing a crucial role in improving the standard of living of an individual, the society and the community.

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Vision

TO FORGE STRATEGIC ALLIANCES WITH:
Reputed Global Academic Institutions and explore and identify educational courses, programs and qualifications for mutual benefit of student-client and alliance partners.
Resourceful International Placement Agencies and ensure lucrative placement after completion of education.
Trustworthy and efficient like-minded Indian Counseling Agencies and promote the cause of ethical International recruitment.
Renowned Institutions of learning in India and offer to help their meritorious students easily access world-class education.

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Objective

WE STRIVE TO:
Search and identify global opportunities in education, research and employment and bring them within easy reach of our student and job-seeker clients.
Support clients’ endeavor by providing knowledge and skill enhancement facilities.
Offer expert guidance and adequate information and prepare the client to qualify for global travel.
Provide all possible initial support services at the destination.
Make judicious financial gains out of the activities undertaken to achieve the Mission and Objectives.

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Visa Consultants

Winny Education is well known Canada Visa Consultants and USA Visa Consultants in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. It has vast experience in providing consultancy for Foreign Student Visa and Immigration Visa specially for Canada and USA. Winny Education has helped a large number of students to get admission in reputed foreign educational institute.The simplified Visa Process for Canada and USA is a speciality of Winny. With a vast experience in US Education and Canada Education & Immigration coupled with lowest processing charges, Winny is the best choice as Foreign Education Consultants. Please come and visit Winny office once. Feel free to contact us with your questions re. Canada and USA Student and Immigration Visa in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.

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Immigration Consultants

Looking for Immigration Visa Consultants then your search ends at Winny Education. It is prominent Immigration Consultants in Ahmedabad, Gujarat India especially for Canada and USA. It has enough expertise in visa processing and you have hassle free visa process for Canada and USA. Success in Immigration to USA and Canada put Winny one step ahead from others. Lowest Visa Processing charges and success ratio in Immigration visa is what Winny Education is famous for in Ahmedabad. So come at Winny – Immigration Visa Consultants and convert you dreams into reality.

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Our Presence

Network
WIES is based in the commercial capital of Gujarat – Ahmedabad and caters to the entire state with associates in seven major towns of the State:

Contact Us
WINNY IMMIGRATION & EDUCATION SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITEDADDRESS
103-104, ATP ARCADE
ABOVE MR. BEAN’S COFFEE SHOP
OPP. NATIONAL HANDLOOM
LAW GARDEN
AHMEDABAD 380006
GUJARAT – INDIA
+91-079-61906190
+91-922 792 2724
+91–079–26564857
edu@winnyedu.com
http://www.winnyedu.com

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