what is dynamic and stative?
wat is active and stative?
its irregular? i didnt know that
why false??
easy!
knew it!
my answer is wrong :((
WRONG!!! :((
omg!
gud suggestions will definitely try dem
very helpful
btw, what are the answers for the sample qns u asked fm that passage?
i knew it!!
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actually i am not studying in us. iam an indian and am living in india. iam in grade 10 and want to study in us for undergrad
easy
its superb!!
one doubt…..... i am from india and want to study in one of the top universities in us. now, if i get an excellent score in sat, will universities like mit and stanford give aid? what is the criterion for aid because i cant afford the exorbitant fees of top american universities
waiting for your reply,
thanks in advance
Hi there Pratyushnalam,
It’s great to hear that you are pursuing Post-secondary school in the U.S.!
In terms of Financial aid, different schools have varying conditions. For instance, you mentioned MIT. MIT offers quite a number of scholarships and grants. In fact, a good thing to note about MIT is that the institution promotes a single set of financial aid policies that apply to current as well as incoming students, regardless of citizenship or permanent residence.
MIT scholarships and fellowships are awarded based on academic merit and grants on financial need. Also, you’re automatically considered for MIT scholarships and federal grants when you apply for MIT undergraduate financial aid. That being said, if you’re interested in receiving a MIT scholarship for undergraduate study, you need to apply for MIT financial aid each year. Bear in mind, MIT awards all undergraduate financial aid on the basis of your family’s financial need, so if you qualify for financial aid, you’ll automatically be considered for an MIT scholarship.
As for Stanford, all undergraduate financial aid is based on need. Aid for financing graduate study is based on availability of funds and academic merit. The financial aid office takes into account many variables in the calculation of aid eligibility for international students, including differences in currency values, which make it difficult to say how any individual international student is going to be affected by these changes. Evaluation for international applications is a case-by-case basis; making each student unique.
Considering that the schools have different criteria for their student-aid programs, I’d suggest visiting the school’s financial aid page(s) and becoming familiar with application forms and policy credentials. In Stanford’s case, being that international students are based on individual cases, do not hesitate to contact the personnel at the schools for an early start at opening a student file.
I hope that answers your question. Good luck with your studies!
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MayMay said – Tue, 07 Oct 2008 13:37:02 -0000
Hi Pratyushnalam,
It’s great to see that you eager in preparing yourself for school in the U.S.
As a high school student, you should be fulfilling the following course requirements:
Extending from your previous question, students with admission averages usually greater than 80% can receive financial aid in the form of grant/scholarship.
I encourage you to become familiar with school’s application requirements, as they vary from school to school, testing requirements, such as the SAT & TOEFL, and deadline dates.
studyingthis123 said – Sat, 21 Feb 2009 17:11:44 -0000
if you have studied in india, you dont need to worry about preparing to come to an american high school. US standards are pretty low and people that join in from india find this place really easy. My friend joined in 9th grade and she got better grades than most people because she was from india. if your coming for the SAT you mainly want to study your vocabulary and also go over some american works because the US writing style is different than the style in india.