Study Abroad

The University of Oklahoma and Carleton University are popular universities to study MBA programs in the USA. International students must meet the entry requirements to study MBA program at any of the universities. Mentioned below is the comparison between them in terms of their admission requirements:

Oklahoma University offer MBA program without work experience. However, Carleton requires a professional work experience for MBA admission. Therefore, Oklahoma is a better option for an Indian student to study MBA program with no work experience.

It's fairly competitive to get into Griffith College. For students who meet the academic and English language criteria, the college is relatively accessible, with an acceptance rate of about 50%. Candidates must be proficient in English and have finished secondary school (with an IELTS score of 5.5 or equivalent). Although the admissions procedure isn't very tough, applicants must meet all requirements and turn in the relevant paperwork on time, including academic transcripts and evidence of their English language skills.

In comparison to more prestigious universities, Mount Aloysius College has a comparatively high acceptance rate, which makes it simpler for students to get accepted. Pupils with mediocre academic backgrounds have an acceptance rate of approximately 85–92% assuming they fulfil the prerequisites. While not required, standardised test results from the SAT or ACT are taken into consideration by the college in addition to the student's high school GPA. Applications with a variety of academic skills will find it easier to get accepted into the school as a result.

It's not very hard to get into the University of New Haven. With an 81% acceptance rate for 2024, a large number of applicants can apply. To be competitive, students typically need an average SAT score of between 1090 and 1270. For students with a strong intellectual background, the university is still a good option even though it is a little more selective than in past years. 

It is possible to find part-time work while attending Brooklyn Law School, but it takes good time management. To gain experience and money at the same time, many students accept jobs as research assistants, tutors, or legal interns. Furthermore, students may find flexible opportunities in freelance proofreading and editing as well as virtual law assistant positions. But it can be difficult to juggle a demanding law school schedule with part-time employment, particularly in the first year when academic expectations are particularly high. 

As per the details available on the web, the top industries where WSU graduates are working are:

• Operations
• Sales
• Engineering
• Business Development
• Healthcare Services
• IT
• Finance
• Community and Social Services

Yes, WSU students can work part-time while studying. However, there are a few limitations to this and these are that students can work part-time for up to 20 hours a week or less. To qualify for this work authorization, international students must maintain a F1-status.

For graduate students, teaching and research assistantships are considered to be on-campus employment. Hence, if a graduate student is on a half-time teaching or research assistantship, then they may not be employed elsewhere on-campus for additional hours.

According to Payscale.com, the average salary for Washington State University graduates is USD 81,000 (Around INR 68 L). Check the table given below to know about the salary details as per job titles:  

Washington State University graduates are working with a number of top-notch companies. These are listed as follows:

• Amazon
• Google
• Boeing
• Microsoft
• Starbucks
• T-Mobile
• Meta
• Insight Global
• Salesforce
• Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Yes, Kent State University several offers scholarships to international UG and PG students. Mentioned below are the details of the top Kent State University scholarships for international students-

Note: Kent State University scholarships are partial and do not cover full tuition, fees, and living expenses.