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U.S. Higher Education Demystified: From Dream to Application.
Tuesday, 25th February 2025
7:00 - 8:00 PM (IST)
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Gain a clear understanding of the U.S. college application process. Led by an EducationUSA Adviser, this session will guide prospective international students through key steps — from researching universities and choosing the right fit to understanding admission requirements, application timelines, and financial aid options. Perfect for students aspiring to study in the United States, this webinar will turn your dream into an actionable plan.
Event Highlights
1. How does the U.S. Education System work?
2. Learn how to choose the Right-Fit Universities
3. Get expert tips on SOPs, Resumes, and LORs
4. Explore various Scholarship Opportunities.
2. Learn how to choose the Right-Fit Universities
3. Get expert tips on SOPs, Resumes, and LORs
4. Explore various Scholarship Opportunities.
Name
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For Bachelors
U.S. Higher Education Demystified: From Dream to Application.
Tuesday, 25th February 2025
7:00 - 8:00 PM (IST)
Zoom (Online)
Name
Designation
For Bachelors
More About Speaker
Gain a clear understanding of the U.S. college application process. Led by an EducationUSA Adviser, this session will guide prospective international students through key steps — from researching universities and choosing the right fit to understanding admission requirements, application timelines, and financial aid options. Perfect for students aspiring to study in the United States, this webinar will turn your dream into an actionable plan.
Event Highlights
1. How does the U.S. Education System work?
2. Learn how to choose the Right-Fit Universities
3. Get expert tips on SOPs, Resumes, and LORs
4. Explore various Scholarship Opportunities.
2. Learn how to choose the Right-Fit Universities
3. Get expert tips on SOPs, Resumes, and LORs
4. Explore various Scholarship Opportunities.
U.S. Higher Education Demystified: From Dream to Application.
Tuesday, 25th February 2025
7:00 - 8:00 PM (IST)
Zoom (Online)
Name
Designation
For Bachelors
More About Speaker
Gain a clear understanding of the U.S. college application process. Led by an EducationUSA Adviser, this session will guide prospective international students through key steps — from researching universities and choosing the right fit to understanding admission requirements, application timelines, and financial aid options. Perfect for students aspiring to study in the United States, this webinar will turn your dream into an actionable plan.
Event Highlights
1. How does the U.S. Education System work?
2. Learn how to choose the Right-Fit Universities
3. Get expert tips on SOPs, Resumes, and LORs
4. Explore various Scholarship Opportunities.
2. Learn how to choose the Right-Fit Universities
3. Get expert tips on SOPs, Resumes, and LORs
4. Explore various Scholarship Opportunities.
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Question: Mary G. Ross was a Native American aerospace engineer who was educated at the Cherokee Nation capital and then went on to earn advanced degrees in mathematics. Now recognized as one of NASA's "forgotten figures," whose contributions to the nation's space program were ignored for years, ______ was crucial to NASA's Agena rocket and Apollo programs.
Correct Answer
The comma immediately preceding the blank is a clue that this Standard English Conventions question is testing an introductory modifying phrase. Start reading at the beginning of the sentence that contains the blank and identify who or what the first phrase describes. Here, "Now recognized as one of NASA's 'forgotten figures'" indicates that the first noun after the comma must be the name of the person who was "recognized."
Choice (A), which starts with "Ross," is correct. All the incorrect choices open with "Ross's work," but it was Ross herself, not her work that was "one of NASA's 'forgotten figures.'"
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Our events are open to a wide audience: undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines, students preparing for exams like GRE, IELTS, TOEFL, or SAT, recent graduates, and parents interested in study abroad opportunities for their children.
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Events include master classes for test prep (GRE, IELTS, TOEFL), admissions guidance, and live sessions with university representatives. Attendees gain expert insights, personalized guidance, and opportunities to connect with top universities and receive exclusive goodies.
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