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Capital University

Type: Private, 4-year university
Setting: Suburban campus
Size: a little over 2,500 undergraduates
Cost: $28,480 per year (not including room/board because it depends on where you want to live)
Degree offerings: Bachelor’s, Master’s, First Professional
Greetings! I hope you enjoyed my last post about Otterbein College. Today, I am bringing you along with me to Capital University, located in Bexley, OH and just down the street from downtown Columbus. Capital is a 4-year university that is well known for their music, nursing, and law programs. The school enrolls about 3000 students annually, with a majority of …

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[2 Jul 2009 | No Comment | 67 views]
Capital University

Type: Private, 4-year university
Setting: Suburban campus
Size: a little over 2,500 undergraduates
Cost: $28,480 per year (not including room/board because it depends on where you want to live)
Degree offerings: Bachelor’s, Master’s, First Professional
Greetings! I hope you enjoyed my last post about Otterbein College. Today, I am bringing you along with me to Capital University, located in Bexley, OH and just down the street from downtown Columbus. Capital is a 4-year university that is well known for their music, nursing, and law programs. The school enrolls about 3000 students annually, with a majority of …

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Traveling Around America by Plane

America is a very large country. It’s size is often difficult for international students to comprehend. U.S. States are the size of most European countries, and major destinations can be anywhere from a couple hours to days of car travel away from each other. New York City and Los Angeles are more than 2,000 miles away from each other. Using the complex system of high ways, it would take more than a day and a half of straight driving to get from one city to another. On a plane, it …

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Colleges & Universities on USEG College Fair in November

US Colleges and Universities confirmed for the USEG (US Educational Group) Middle East college fair in October and November. See the dates that you will be able to speak with the representatives of these schools and REGISTER to receive a newsletter and information before the fair! More colleges will be announced before the fair begins in October!

De Paul University – Chicago, Illinois – Contact
Marquette University – Milwaukee, Wisconsin – Contact
Michigan State University – East Lansing, Michigan – Contact
Oklahoma City University – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – Contact
Pace University – New York, …

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Getting Around Campus without a Car

Getting around within the United States, without a car, can seem like a daunting task. America is a car-nation, as the evolution of drive-in movies, drive-through restaurants, and car side to-go service has proven. Despite all of this, not all American college students own cars. In fact, many colleges do not allow freshman (some also discourage sophomores) from bringing a car onto campus. So how is an international student supposed to get around car-focused USA without a car? In the next couple of posts, I’ll go through the pros and …