Applying to U.S. Universities

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Taught by
Erick Hyde
University Connection Counseling Specialist
and 9 more instructors

Offered by
University of Pennsylvania

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r/college • post
20 points • ProfessorUnrat
For those of you, especially from abroad, wondering how to apply to an American university, here is a MOOC (online course) on that topic
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r/Sat • comment
6 points • NepaliHoNiTa

r/IntltoUSA should be the place you are looking for.

If you just started building you application this course might be a good start.

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r/brasil • post
4 points • mvpetri
Curso grátis preparatório para quem está interessado em estudar nos Estados Unidos (feito pela Universidade da Pensilvânia, distribuido pelo Coursera)
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r/ApplyingToCollege • comment
1 points • Tekniqly

https://www.coursera.org/learn/study-in-usa

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r/ApplyingToCollege • comment
1 points • br1345

Be sure to check the admissions websites of the schools you are interested in as they may require certain things that others don’t (extra essays, proof of residency, etc.). Great job getting a head start in the SAT! It’s never too early to start working on your essay(s) so I definitely recommend working on a first draft ASAP. Also, start adding colleges you’re interested in to your Common App and filling out the info they each require.

This might be helpful: https://www.coursera.org/learn/study-in-usa

Good luck!

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