Saturday, November 24, 2012

im 13 can i move from geneva to the USA to do High School when I'm 15

im 13 can i move from geneva to the USA to do High School when I'm 15?
My Mom lost her guardianship of me when I was 7. she lives in the USA. My dad lives in geneva with his new wife. when i was 7 the Judge gave my Gard to my dad, I live in geneva now, but i went to do high school in the USA and live with my grandparents who live in the USA, when I'm 15. Is it possible? My Mom lives in the USA but she lives wit her mother ( my grandmother ) and she doesn't have a job, so that I dont think could be possible... the grandparents that i want to live with when i'm 15 ( after junior high ) , they are my dads parents. here are a couple of reasons ... -they have a lot of money. -they live close to the high school that I would like to go to. -big house = they is a room for me. - they are healthy... ...
Immigration - 5 Answers
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most likey but i woould be alot of work
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What does your dad and grandparents have to say about it? It is totally possible, it is all up to them. Lots of young people move from other countries to attend school in the USA.
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With all parties involved's permission, yes, it is a possibility. Whatever school you plan to attend will charge you tuition of between $5,000.00 and $10,000.00 a year though because you are not a resident. Best wishes.
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No. You can only attend high school for one year and you have to pay the tuition costs. College is another story. For college you can get an F-1 visa and attend. Of course you have to support yourself while your here. Sorry! If your mother was a citizen then...
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You mother is a US citizen? if so you can, if shes a green card holder (Permanent resident) she can ALSO take you to the US. You will have to tell your mother to check it for you with an attorney. Do you know if shes an American citizen or a green card holder? if she is then its easy and you can go.

Friday, November 16, 2012

What are currently the best music schools in the USA and also,separately, the world

What are currently the best music schools in the USA and also,separately, the world?
They should be after high school schools.
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Juilliard.
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Thursday, November 8, 2012

when does school starts in USA

when does school starts in USA?
i'm from romania,europe,and i have a project about schools in other countries.in romania all schools start on september 15th.i thought that in usa is the same
Other - Education - 7 Answers
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depends what school mine starts at sept. 8
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Well every school is different. Some start on Aug 17 and some start sept 1. Every school is different
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It depends, mines the 9th :) but somtime around then I guess
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Depends where you are. Some Start in AUgust and get out in May and some start in September get out in July. All Colleges usually start in august but high schools and primary schools start in late august and early September
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Our local grade school began last monday. The rest of the students begin August 24.
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Middle school start at 9:00 High school start at 7:00
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It all depends on the type of school and where in the country. I know some areas of the country (southwest...?) start in late July/early August. The majority of schools, though, start in late August/early September. Also, a lot of private and charter schools start earlier than public schools.

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Why study in Graduate Engineering school

Why study in Graduate Engineering school?
What so good about a Graduate Engineering school in USA? What so beneficial as to do a Masters in a Graduate school in USA? What are pros & cons of it? If you have any points here please send it to me. Thanks, Gangadhar
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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I would imagine that it has the same impact as any graduate program: further specialization, allowing for greater expertise in the area studied, thus being able to command a higher salary in the field. If this were not the impact, why would students bother unless they just had some sort of fascination with studying more engineering rather than working... College was fun for many people, so I suppose that's quite possible.