I want to go to Australia for medical school, but I`m not sure if I`ll like it enough to live there forever and I want to keep my options open in case I want to live in the U.S. Can I be a doctor in a different country than I got my medical degree in?
I’ve decided to make changes in my life and seek higher education outside the states. I have a two-year degree in accunting and financial management from Atlanta here in the states. I like Australia, so any suggestions where in Australia before I start writing to these colleges? I would like to live in a nice town, safe, nice weather (not too hot and not too cold) and best if not far from the ocean, I love the beach. Please advise. Thanks!
I live in the United Staes, but I’m looking into going to college in Australia, and living there after. I’m mainly looking at Monash and Australian National University. I’m wondering a few things:
Is there a college then medical school deal? Or is it all the same?
What’s the average income of a dentist? Surgeon?
How do student loans work there?
Are there tests i need to go to college (SAT, ACT etc.)?
and anything else i need to know!
Thanks!
I live in the U.S. and I really want to get the full college experience, I was wondering would Sydney Aus be a good place to study?
I was thinking the University of Sydney Australia.
or the whole Australia
I wanna do a Master’s degree in Computer Science. My first preference is US(Coz ther r many of my frnds ther and hence i know the situation ther). But i m considering Australia also. But i dont know much abt Computer Science education ther. Can ne1 gve me info as to the quality of the computer science education in Australia? Some questions which i hve r as follows:-
1)Is ther more emphasis on assignments as in the US?
2)are the assignments such tht they encourage individual thinking?
(I know the above 2 things mostly depend upon professors, but i just wanted 2 know)
3)Is the degree gud enough 2 get a job ther?
4)Do universities offer campus placements?
5) As my final aim is 2 get a PhD in US, after a Master’s can i get admission in US for PhD? And will the course adequately prepare me for a PhD?
6)And my fields of choice are Data mining and artificial intelligence. Is it possible to get a job which will enable me to pursue a career in these fields
Please give your comment
Is it worth it to do an accounting top up degree on-line and what are the career prospects?Is it recognised in other countries like Australia or Canada?Is Northampton business school a good uni?I am considering doing their International accounting top up degree.Has any one done it and have you had any success with it?
My fiance is Indian and lives in India. I’m American and live in the US. I’m going to move to India and marry him. As we see it now, we’d like to stay there a few years and then move to the USA (because we’d both rather raise kids here).
He would like to get a bachelor’s degree, and was considering enrolling in an Indian college (he already has a semester’s credit from one, but then took time off). But while I think it’s unfortunate, I know that when we move back to the USA in a few years, most American employers wouldn’t take an Indian degree from a school they’ve never heard of seriously. My friend works with a man who has a doctorate from Guatemala and yet is working with her as a fry cook at Chick Fil A.
So personally, I think that it’d be better if he starting taking online courses from an American university, as Indian employers would respect a degree from America, and American employers would respect some of the online colleges.
But American colleges are so much more expensive than Indian colleges. He makes a normal Indian wage, which means his whole paycheck for a semester isn’t enough to pay for many colleges.
I know the most respectable online degrees come from brick and mortar colleges with online programs, but I’ve not found any that are affordable. Since he’s not a US citizen, he’s not eligible for most, if any, financial aid.
So what I’m asking is: what is the cheapest online school you know of that is also respectable? Of course, I won’t consider any that is not in the US Department of Education’s database of accredited colleges, and I’d prefer a regional accreditation.
Also, I’d consider colleges that are in Canada, Australia, or the UK because (I know it’s biased) but I think they’d be taken seriously by employers in the USA as well.
Also, if any American employers have heard of certain Indian colleges and would respect them, maybe that’s a way to go. I really just don’t want him to devote time, money, and energy into a degree that would be rendered useless if we move countries.
Thank you.
I have completed a Languages degree and have experience as a Language teacher but would like to do an MBA, either online or in Australia. Is there anyone who has had experience applying for an MBA without relevent degree or experience? any advice? Thanks.
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