Study Abroad

The students/faculty ratio of Adelphi University is 10:1. It has the best students/faculty ratio among most of the universities in the USA.

Adelphi University Admission is selective as it is one of the most demanding universities among international students. Therefore, it might be difficult for international students to get admission to Adelphi University.

GPA of 3.52 is required to get admission at Adelphi University.

Yes, more than 500+ companies interview thousands of graduating class of UC Davis each year in order to offer them with full time job opportunities.

Yes, UC Davis helps its graduates in finding jobs to support themselves. They have over 3,000 company recruiters which include Apple, Amazon.com, Wells Fargo, DuPont and Genentech.

Yes, there are three residential halls on-campus and apartment options for undergraduates and graduates respectively. Undergrads can choose from either Segundo, Tercero or Cuarto Residential Halls at UC Davis.

One letter of recommendation is required from a professor, faculty advisor or course instructor. Recommenders should be able to describe the following: how long they have known the applicants, observations of motivation for graduate study and/or commitment to the academic and professional goals of attaining a degree, candid appraisal of intellectual ability, aptitude in research, potential for study, and the quality of previous work.

B.Tech., BBA, MBA, M.Tech., MFA, MIM, etc. are some of the popular courses available to study at the University of Canterbury.

Every year, the UC offer over $20 million in scholarships and prizes to help students. The University of Canterbury scholarships are available for international students based on their merits.

To study the engineering program, the University of Otago is the perfect choice for students. Otago's rank is 217 in the world which is high compared to Canterbury. The Tuition fees of B.Tech. programme is almost the same at both universities. Therefore, it is the perfect choice for students to study at the University of Otago.