Study Abroad

International students must fulfill the following requirements to get into the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences under any program:

• Official transcripts of previously attended educational institutions.
• English proficiency test scores
• Resume
• Motivation Letter.
• Letter of recommendation.
• Work experience or Internship certificates.
• Medical certificate
• Portfolio
• GMAT or GRE scores
• Copy of passport.
• There are various specific departmental requirements like aptitude tests.

Yes, getting part time job is very easy while studying at Whiteria New Zealand. One can find part-time employment online, off campus, or on campus. Jobs on campus, such as tutoring or working as a student assistant at the library, are competitive but handy. Off-campus positions like waiter or retail sales associate are available on the independent work market. Remote employment is possible with online part-time positions like virtual assistant or freelance content writer. 

Yes, MSU doesn’t require you to have a specific number of years or months of work experience (For all UG and most Masters courses). This requirement is generally for executive MBA’s. Other than that you can take up any course in MSU and it won’t require a work experience. So, if you are planning for a general full time MBA, work experience won’t be required.

This is totally a person specific comparison and aligns with the priority that one has set. If you believe that US market is your thing and you want to do it from a good institution like MSU and have adequate funds then definitely USA is the better option here. If you are low on your budget and just have to get done with MBA locally which will by the way land you on a less paying job then choose CU. MSU any day is better than CU considering that you are ready to invest on your education and have the funds to study there. Good luck!

There is not much of a difference everything is similar be it applying to university or Visa Process. However if you are applying for Undergraduate program, SAT and ACT is optional so that is a plus point. Minimum GPA requirement is also a bit different (less) and so is the language test scores (less). Check the official website thoroughly for application process. Rest, I believe that everything is similar.

It is a cheap option and a good one too at the same time. The MBA is far cheaper that other private institutions nearby who don’t even have a good accreditations to their names as well. MSU’s MBA is AACSB  accredited so it’s a good to go. MSU’s MBA on the other hand is fairly taken in market and since it is a state university recognition is job market won’t be a thing. There are positive opinions only however you just need to figure out what specialisation you need and if that is available.  

Mercy college is a private college and MSU is public both are located in different states of US. While MSU is in Mankato, Mercy college in located in New York. If I compare average fee paid of both colleges then MSU has 8800 $ as compared to Mercy college's 15283 $. Also since New York is expensive considering the living costs there, It is clearly evident that MSU is way cheaper than Mercy college.

For International admissions, the application deadlines for seeking F-1 visa in fall (August) start at may 1 and end on July 1 and for spring January intake start at September 1 and end on November 1.