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AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE

Laura Martin

Vice President of Enrollment and

Dean of Admissions

141 East College Avenue

Decatur, GA 30030 | USA

Tel: +1 404 471 6054

Fax: +1 404 471 6414

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.agnesscott.edu

FOOTHILL & DE ANZA COLLEGES

CARLETON UNIVERSITY IE UNIVERSITY

Located in the metropolitan Atlanta area, Agnes Scott

College is a top-ranked women’s liberal arts college in the

Southeast and one of the 40 Colleges That Change Lives.

Agnes Scott College educat es wome n to think deeply, live

honorably and engage the intellectual and social challenges

of their times. Fewer than 1,000 students study on our 100-

acre campus allowing for a strong sense of community.Since its founding in 1889, Agnes Scott has inspired

students to discover new opportunities, new challenges

and new strengths through a liberal arts education in a

setting dedicated to women. With a faculty-to-staff ratio

of 11:1, our students gain a well-rounded knowledge of the

arts and sciences, critical thinking and problem-solving and

leadership skills, and an appreciation of world cultures.

George Beers

Dean of International Programs

12345 El Monte Road

Los Altos Hills, CA 94002 | USA

Tel: +1 650 949 7077

Fax: +1 650 949 7719


Web: www.fhda.edu

Over the past 50 years, Foothill and De Anza have

ranked among the top two-year colleges enrolling 4,334

international students, the second highest in the U.S. With

such distinctions as “California Professor of the Year”, “the

most beautiful community college” and Chancellor Kanter’s

appointment as the Undersecretary of the Department of

Education for the Obama administration, we are famousfor outstanding academics and an excellent pathway to a

Bachelor’s degree at world-class universities, including #1

and #2 ranking for transfer success among all community

colleges in California. We are currently #1 for the highest

number of students transferred to University of California

with 119 international students accepted to UC Berkeley

and 167 to UCLA for Fall 2011. We are located in world

famous Silicon Valley 45 minutes south of San Francisco

close to headquarters of Apple, Yahoo!, Google, Facebook

and over 6000 technology companies. We offer over 100

transfer majors, flexible admission with no SAT and

affordable tuition of about $6500/year.

Carleton University (1942) offers a dynamic, student-

centred academic experience in Ottawa, Canada’s capital

city. It is a comprehensive campus-based university on a

beautiful 62 hectares just a few minutes from downtown.

Approxi mately 12% of the 25,00 0 stud ents come f rom 153

countries worldwide. Undergraduate programs are offered

in over 50 disciplines across the faculties of Arts and Social

Sciences, Public Affairs and Management, Engineering and

Design, and Science. Carleton students access a variety

of hands-on experiences through many co-operative

education (‘Co-op’) programs, work and eld placements

and internships. Admission is based on performance in

secondary school (e.g. national systems, XIIth Standard,

IB, British, Canadian, or US curricula), and required

grades vary according to program. IB HL and A levels are

considered for credit. Qualied applicants meeting the

deadlines are automatically offered Entrance Scholarships

(ranging from C$4,000-C$16,000 over 4 years), and a place

in the university residence. Tuition ranges from C$18,000 –C$21,000. For more information including student proles

and videos: www.carleton.ca/admissions

Anshul Singh

International Admissions and

Recruitment Officer

1125 Colonel By Drive

Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6 | Canada

Tel: +1 613 520 2600

Fax: +1 613 520 3517


Web: www.carleton.ca

Located in Madrid and Segovia, Spain, IE University is

rooted in the successful model of IE Business School,

recognized as one of the leading business schools

worldwide. IE University sets a precedent as a university

of the future, marked by its international campus,

entrepreneurial spirit, and commitment to educate young

professionals and experts for an international vocation,

able to make a positive impact on society. IE University

creates a specic learning environment based on our

values of academic rigor, the integration of different elds

of knowledge, both theoretical and practice-based, a

humanistic approach and personalized guidance. We

offer the following degree programs which are fully

taught in English: Business Administration, Architecture,

International Relations, Communication, Law, Psychology,

Finance, as well as a Dual Degree in Business and Law

and a Dual Degree in Business and International Relations.

Holistic admissions process. Scholarships and need-based

nancial aid available for international students. TuitionFees: 18.000€ per year.

Elena Somoza Diaz

Associate Director of

Recruitment

Cardenal Zuniga, 12

Segovia 40003 | Spain

Tel: +34 91 568 9868

Fax: +34 92 141 2410


Web: www.ie.edu/university



KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITYKansas State University is a 150-year-old public research

university in the middle of the United States. Forbes

magazine, the Princeton Review and U.S. News & World

Report recognize K-State as one of the best in the nation.

More than 24,300 students come from all 50 states in

the U.S. and more than 100 countries. The largest of

K-State’s three campuses is in Manhattan, Kansas, aclassic American college town of 52,000 people. K-State

offers more than 250 majors and options in nine colleges:

agriculture; architecture, planning and design; arts and

sciences; business administration; education; engineering;

human ecology; technology and aviation; and veterinary

medicine. International students — more than 2,000 of

them — have access to the International Student Center,

the English Language Program and more than 450 campus

clubs and organizations. Wearing purple, the school

color, students and fans cheer on the K-State Wildcats

in 16 men’s and women’s varsity sports, from football to

basketball to track and eld.

Caitlin Kelley

International Student Recruiter

304 Fairchild HallOffice of International Programs

Manhattan, KS 66506 | USA

Tel: +1 785 532 7277

Fax: +1 785 532 4311


Web: www.k-state.edu

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

McGill is a research-intensive university with a diverse

student population located in the heart of downtown

Montreal. Degrees at the bachelor, master’s and doctorate

levels are offered in over 300 disciplines. McGill offers

entrance scholarships and need-based nancial aid to

qualified international students. Its flexible academic

programs allow students to broaden their knowledge by

taking courses in other programs while studying their

chosen discipline. McGill students can study in research

eld stations in locations from the tropics to the Canadian

High Arctic. Admission, though competitive, is offered

to qualied students from a wide variety of academic

backgrounds. Selection is based on a review of the

academic dossier, including performance over the past

three years, class rank, rigor of programs, and results

obtained in achievement tests and/or examinations such as

the International Baccalaureate, GCSE, A-Levels or French

Baccalaureate. Guaranteed residence accommodation

is available in apartments, houses and dormitory-styleresidences.

MCGILL UNIVERISTY

Liana Hall

Recruitment and Admissions

Officer

3415 McTavish Street

Montreal, QC H3A 1Y1 | Canada

Tel: +1 514 398 8145

Fax: +1 514 398 3683


Web: www.mcgill.ca

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER UNIVERSITYSt. Francis Xavier University (founded 1853) is one of

Canada’s finest universities, combining a high-quality

learning experience with an extraordinary residential

campus. Students live and learn in the spirit of academic

excellence, community development, and social justice.

Small classes with a high level of faculty interaction and

hands-on research opportunities are hallmarks of StFX.

Students choose from programs that encourage broad,

substantive learning experiences in arts, science, business

and education. Faculty members participate in an inclusive

learning culture with students, supporting student success

both inside and outside the classroom. The rst university

in Canada to have a formal Service Learning program,

StFX holds leadership, community development, social

justice a nd globa l awarenes s as instit utional va lues. Nea rly

90% of rst-year students and 50% of all StFX students

live in residence on campus. The immersive residence

environment strengthens the bond between students and

is at the heart of the StFX experience. Students come toStFX to lay the groundwork, they leave ready to change the

world. Enrolment – 4,200 Students; Scholarships – Range

from $3,500 CAD to $32,000 CAD; International Tuition -

$15,091 CAD.

Megan Cameron

International Recruitment

Specialist

5005 Chapel Square

PO Box 5000

Antigonish, NS B2G 2W5 | Canada

Tel: +1 902 867 4849

Fax: +1 902 867 2329


Web: www.stfx.ca

Founded in 1855, Michigan State University is one of the top

100 research universities in the world and has been listed in

various national publications as one of the top universities

in the United States for numerous programs, including

business, accounting, hospitality business, international

relations, packaging, education, advertising, journalism,

economics, communication, and criminal justice. MSU

has an enrollment of more than 47,000 students, including

more than 36,000 undergraduate students. MSU is home to

nearly 6,600 international students representing more than

130 countries. MSU offers more than 200 programs of study

for undergraduates and graduate students, as well as a law

school and three medical schools. MSU is located in East

Lansing, Michigan, once voted as one of the “friendliest

cities” in the United States.

Tel: +1 517 355 8332

Fax: +1 517 353 1647


Web: www.msu.edu

Patricia Croom

Associate Director for International

Admissions426 Auditorium Road

Hannah Admin Building, Room 250

East Lansing, MI 48824 | USA



The State University of New York College at Plattsburgh

(SUNY Plattsburgh) ranked #1 in the United States and #2

in the world for overall satisfaction according to results on

the 2011 International Student Barometer (ISB), the world’s

largest international student satisfaction survey. It was

also named among the top schools in the 2013 edition of

“America’s Best Colleges” by U.S. News & World Report.

Plattsburgh is a small, friendly “college town” of 25,000 in

northern New York State very close to Montreal, Canada.

Surrounded by mountains and located on the western shore

of the 6th largest lake in the United States, Plattsburgh is

an exceptionally beautiful place in which to live and study.

More than 6,000 students are enrolled in bachelor’s and

master’s degree programs. This number includes about

350 international students from more than 60 countries.

Accepted inte rnation al undergra duate (seeking a bac helor’s

degree) applicants are awarded scholarships based on

academic achievement, country of residence, and nancial

need. Applicants for whom English is not a rst language

are considered for admission through the English Bridge

Program with TOEFL results as low as 45 on TOEFL ibt or

5.0 on IELTS.

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORKAT PLATTSBURGH

Jackie Girard Vogl

Assistant Vice President for Global

Education

101 Broad Street

Plattsburgh, NY 12901 | USA

Tel: +1 518 564 3287

Fax: +1 518 564 3292


Web: www.plattsburgh.edu

STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY

SWARTHMORE COLLEGE

Swarthmore College is a small, highly selective college of

liberal arts and engineering, located 24 km. southwest of

Philadelphia. There is an option to study in small seminars

(usually fewer than ten students) during junior and senior

years, and stand for Honors at the end of the senior year.

The diversity of perspectives represented by Swarthmore

students, faculty, and staff - including different viewpoints,

identities, and histories - contributes to the community’s

strong sense of open dialogue and engagement with ideas

and issues. The campus occupies 425 acres of rolling

woodland and is an ofcially designated arboretum. A

small school by deliberate policy, its enrollment is about

1,545, with roughly equal numbers of men and women and

a student-faculty ratio of 8:1. It attracts students from 50

states and over 40 countries, of whom 8% are international

students and over 30% students of color. International

students applying as freshmen, as well as US citizens, are

eligible for nancial aid, with all aid based on need.

500 College Avenue

Swarthmore, PA 19 081 | USA

Tel: +1 610 328 8300

Fax: +1 610 328 8580


Web: www.swarthmore.edu

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,DAVISRanked 8th among public research universities in the

United States, UC Davis offers more than 100 academic

majors and 90 graduate programs in four globally respected

colleges: Agricultural & Environmental Sciences; BiologicalSciences; Engineering; and Letters & Science. Located in

beautiful Northern California in the city of Davis, this vibrant

college town is friendly and safe, offering wonderful cultural

and recreational activities. As a UC Davis student, you can

participate in research projects, gain experience through

internships or join an intramural sports team. UC Davis is

widely known for specialties in agriculture, viticulture and

enology, the biological sciences and veterinary medicine,

and teaching and research are grounded in a tradition of

excellence that stretches across all the disciplines. UC

Davis also has a long tradition of helping students build

their undergraduate resume for graduate or professional

school, and a rewarding career.

Jordan England

Assistant Director, Interna-

tional Admissions

178 Mrak Hall

One Shields Avenue

Davis, CA 9 5616 | USA

Tel: +1 530 752 1721

Fax: +1 530 752 1280


Web: www.ucdavis.edu

Yu-Wan Wang

Associate Dean, International

Admissions

100 Nicholls Road

Stony Brook, NY 117 94 | USA

Tel: +1 631 632 6864

Fax: +1 631 632 9898


Web: www.stonybrook.edu

Ranked in the top one percent of universities worldwide

by the Times Higher Education World University

Rankings, Stony Brook is the smart choice for your higher

education. A degree from Stony Brook — an institution

with award-winning faculty, accomplished students,

rigorous and innovative academic programs, signicant

research opportunities, and a proven track record of

successful alumni — opens doors to countless career

possibilities. A member of the invitation-only Association

of American Universities, Stony Brook offers more than

200 majors, minors, and combined-degree programs for

undergraduates, 140 graduate programs, and an Intensive

English Center. First rate opportunities for undergraduate

research abound. Our diverse campus attracts more than

24,000 students from nearly all 50 states and more than

100 countries. The Division I Seawolves compete in an

8,300-seat stadium. Our graduates are in high demand in

the workplace: Nearly 350 corporate organizations recruit

on campus each year. Stony Brook is located 60 miles eastof New York City. Visit us and discover why Kiplinger ranks

Stony Brook among the 100 best values in public colleges.



UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

Susan Butler

Manager, International Student

Recruitment

PO Box 3025 STN CSC

Victoria, BC V8W 3P2 | Canada

Tel: +1 250 721 8110

Fax: +1 250 472 4031


Web: www.uvic.ca

The University of Victoria (UVic) is located in Greater

Victoria, on the southern tip of Vancouver Island in the

beautiful province of British Columbia. Consistently

ranked as the top university in Canada without a medical

school and one of the top 200 universities in the world

by Times Higher Education, UVic is a research-driven,

comprehensive university, integrating rigorous scholarship,engaged learning and real-life involvement. One of UVic’s

distinguishing features is that it is home to one of Canada’s

largest co-operative education programs, which connects

students with relevant, paid, full-time work experience

in their eld of study. Being a destination campus where

seventy percent students come from somewhere outside of

the Greater Victoria area, UVic is also known for its strong

sense of community. Over 20,000 students from around the

world attend UVic and benet from a campus community

that offers outstanding academic, social, cultural and

athletic opportunities. The UVic campus is just a 20- minute

drive from downtown Victoria and is within walking distance

of the Pacic Ocean. Victoria is a city of 335,000 and it

is known for its natural beauty, mild climate, and endless

recreational and cultural opportunities.

UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOOWaterloo has been ranked Canada’s “most innovative”

university for 21 consecutive years. What sets Waterloo

apart is co-operative education – alternating study and paid

work terms. Waterloo is home to the world’s largest co-op

program – 4,500 employers worldwide. Our students see

the possibilities when others can see only obstacles: like

the BlackBerry and the possibility of creating a computer

that ts in your pocket; or AdWords and the possibility of

using a mathematical formula to generate 95% of Google’s

income. Ideas start here. The university is located in the

city of Waterloo, Ontario. It’s a safe, mid-sized city located

only 100km west of Toronto, Canada’s largest metropolitan

area. The community is focused on students and has one

of the youngest populations in Canada. Waterloo offers

over 100 undergraduate and over 100 master’s and doctoral

programs in Applied Health Sciences, Arts, Engineering,

Environment, Mathematics, and Science.

Tel: +1 519 888 4567

Fax: +1 519 746 8088


Web: www.uwaterloo.ca

Michelle Burlock

International Marketing and Recruit-

ment Specialist

200 University Avenue West

Waterloo, ON N2L 3G1 | Canada

THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPAThe University of Tampa is a private, medium sized

comprehensive university offering over 120 majors, minors

and pre-professional programs. 7200 students attend,

representing 50 states and 136 countries. Highlights

include: an innovative freshmen year program, state-of-

the-art facilities, an Honors Program, peer tutoring, Writing

Center, internships, faculty directed student research

and study abroad. Approximately 70 percent of the full-

time undergraduates live on campus. Faculty to student

ratio of 1:16 and all classes are taught by professors and

not by student assistants. Students choose from over 140

clubs and organizations and compete in NCAA Division

II securing 22 national championships in various sports.

Acad emic and athl etic scho lar ship s are avail abl e. UT

students enjoy a combination of academic excellence and

personal attention. UT continues to rank as one the most

affordable universities in the southeast US with tuition, fees,

room and board costing $35,00 0 annually. UT is considered

a selective university but does not require the SAT’s fromnon US citizens however all non-native English speakers

are required to take the TOEFL or IELTS.

Tel: +1 813 257 3475

Fax: +1 813 258 7398


Web: www.ut.edu

Jaini Chhaya

Sr. Associate Director, Interna-

tional Admissions

401 West Kennedy Boulevard

Tampa, FL 336 06 | USA

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDASituated on Florida’s spectacular suncoast, the University

of South Florida offers superb academics, world-class

interdisciplinary research, a distinguished faculty (including

the 2012 U.S. Professor of the Year), and a diverse student

body. These attributes of the campus experience integrate

with all of the cultural and social amenities available in a

dynamic metropolitan center ranked by Forbes as the fth-best outdoor city in the United States. Our 14 colleges, one

of which is the nation’s rst College of Global Sustainability,

encompass more than 230 degree programs at the

undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels, including

doctor of medicine. With nearly 2,700 international students

and global partnerships such as our Ghana Scholars

Program, USF is the recipient of the 2013 Senator Paul

Simon Award for Campus Globalization from NAFSA

(The Association of International Educators): all of which

shows USF’s commitment to changing lives for the better

by enhancing the knowledge and skills necessary for its

students to succeed in the global marketplace of ideas.

Brooke Cutler

Director, International

Admission

4202 E Fowler Avenue, SVC 1036

Tampa, FL 33620 | USA

Tel: +1 813 974 3551

Fax: +1 813 974 2662


Web: www.usf.edu



York offers a modern, academic experience in Toronto,

Canada’s most international city and is host to a dynamic

community of students, faculty and staff with 250,000+

alumni worldwide. Our Faculties and 28 research centres

conduct groundbreaking research, cutting across traditional

academic boundaries. The University has two unique

campuses. The Keele campus presents extensive facilities

in a modern, self-contained environment and Glendon

fosters future leaders with a personalized, international

and interdisciplinary education in both English and French.

York’s campuses offer a vibrant community for top scholars

seeking a multi-cultural, cosmopolitan atmosphere. Due to

strong admission standards, students may be required to

present higher averages for programs such as Business,

Engineering and other Science related majors with

specic preparation in certain subject areas. The GCE

Advanced Level co urses, AP cour ses and the Int ernatio nal

Baccalaureate (HL courses) are recognized for admission

and transfer credit.

YORK UNIVERSITY

Emily Mancuso

International Recruitment Officer

4700 Keele Street

Toronto, ON M3 J 1P3 | Canada

Tel: +1 416 736 2100

Fax: +1 416 736 5741


Web: www.yorku.ca

YALE-NUS COLLEGE NATIONALUNIVERSITY OF SINGAPOREIn April 2011, Yale University and the National University of

Singapore (NUS) announced a collaborative partnership to

create a new fully-residential liberal arts college that will be

unique in Asia. Yale-NUS College will draw heavily on the

inuences of its founding partners, and Yale’s liberal arts

tradition will shape the academic culture and curriculum.

Yale-NUS students will study a range of disciplines and

analyze formative texts and ideas from Western and

Eastern traditions. Students and faculty will live together

in updated versions of the residential colleges that have

housed Yale students for nearly a century. With world-

class professors, dynamic peers from around the world, and

a bold new curriculum, living and learning at Yale-NUS will

prepare and inspire students to lead and shape our world.Tel: +65 6601 2416

Fax: +65 6773 6932


Web: www.yale-nus.edu.sg

Laura Severin

Associate Director, Admissions

Financial Aid

6 College Avenue, East

B1-01

Singapore 138614 | Singapore

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