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Florida Atlantic University (FAU) is well known not only in the USA, but all over the world: this is one of the largest research centers, well located on the ocean coast near Miami. The university has been successfully working for more than 50 years: today more than 180 specialties are taught here, and among the graduates are NASA astronaut and 2 laureates of the prestigious Pulitzer Prize.
Among the students and graduates of the Florida Atlantic University, the most popular and sought-after specialties are:
The University is a state university; it is accredited by leading American and international experts and organizations - for example, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). Today, the number of FAU students reaches 30 thousand people, who study more than 180 undergraduate and graduate programs (there are 10 faculties in total). More than 4,000 students reside on campus, and 49% of students are foreign students. The total number of university personnel is 3,200, 1,100 teachers and professors, each with a doctorate - PhD.
Students can take useful internships and practices directly during studying, participate in student exchange programs around the world. Also students of Florida Atlantic University can take additional preparatory courses and participate in transfer programs: so students get an opportunity to study at the best universities in Great Britain, USA, New Zealand, Canada and Sri Lanka.
Florida Atlantic University is deservedly proud of its success in the field of scientific achievements and developments. For example, on the campus there is the famous National Center for Marine Renewable Energy: it was founded at the request of the federal authorities to develop technology for energy production with the help of oceanic water and surf power. The Center for Research in Biomedicine and Marine Biotechnology deserves attention: it enables graduates of these specialties to demonstrate the highest level of knowledge and become the best specialists in the country and in the world. It is worth noting the success of the financial college, which is included in the TOP-100 of specialized educational institutions around the world. College students are studied with a unique simulator: this is a huge room that can hold up to 50 people, equipped with a set of 25-inch monitors. Students have access to a huge library-laboratory: in addition to printed sources, the fund has a huge number of video lectures and records on business and economics.
The Carnegie Endowment awarded the FAU the title of "High Research Activity", which proves the innovativeness and innovation of the approaches used here for scientific work.
This course is for foreign students wishing to obtain a bachelor's degree from the FAU. The international organization Navitas supervises the learning process and the subsequent transfer: within 1 academic year (2 or 3 semesters at the request of the student), it passes an educational course equivalent to one undergraduate course, and upon successful completion is immediately enrolled for the 2nd course in the chosen specialty. Academic course if desired can be combined with an academic English language program or a course for foreign students ESL.
The program works in the following specialties and areas:
1) Arts & Letters:
2) Sciences:
3) Business:
4) Design & Social Inquiry:
5) Engineering & Computer Science:
Applicants of bachelor's programs must submit to the admission committee:
SAT or ACT exams are optional. Students who do not have a sufficiently high level of English, can pass the preliminary preparatory course PAR (Preparation for Academic Readiness).
A preparatory program is designed for foreign students wishing to increase their chances when enrolling in Master's programs of American universities. Duration of studying usually makes 2 academic semesters: academic and language skills are actively developing, knowledge of subjects and directions is being deepened, knowledge gaps are being filled.
The program makes it possible not to lose time while studying at the magistracy. You can begin classes three times a year (January, March or September) - the introductory requirements are flexible enough:
A GMAT or GRE certificate is not required.
Preparatory courses help students to prepare for enrolling in the following specialties and areas:
To obtain a bachelor's degree, students can choose more than 100 bachelor's educational programs, depending on the direction of the chosen college:
To obtain a master's degree, students also choose specialties depending on the college - more than 100 educational programs are available in total:
For students, Florida Atlantic University provides its own comfortable residences for living: there are houses directly on campus, there are hostels in walking or transport accessibility. Many hostels are located near the coastline - the windows allow you to admire the beautiful ocean views every day. All the residences are superbly equipped (recently renovated and modernized). First-year students are most often housed in the following buildings:
The rooms are mostly double (there are also single rooms), fully equipped with necessary furniture and appliances: separate beds, desks, wardrobes and cupboards. Amenities and bathrooms are in the rooms. In free access of student there are kitchens, laundries, cozy living rooms for recreation and quiet classes for classes and self-studying, vending machines with drinks and snacks, computer classes and a volleyball court. Free access to high-speed Wi-Fi is provided.
The meals are organized in the common student canteens (for an extra charge): this is a varied, balanced and complete diet - the menu regularly lists not only traditional dishes of European and American cuisine, but also delicacies of Japanese, Arab and Eastern, Italian cuisine . Also on the campus there is a huge number of cafes and restaurants, where you can always have a snack and drink a cup of tea with new friends and classmates.
Florida Atlantic University employs more than 300 clubs, sections and communities of interest run by the Student Union: it organizes all major events, coordinates club activities and develops an extra-curricular program for students.
Social activity of students is also high: charity and volunteer programs are constantly being organized (for example, assistance to refugees, people with disabilities, the elderly, etc.).
The territory of Florida Atlantic University is vast - it has everything you need for studying, living, rest and extra-curricular leisure. Modern educational buildings and spacious libraries (the largest consists of 5 floors!), numerous cafes and restaurants, student dining rooms, fitness rooms and a swimming pool, own shops - the university even boasts its own stadiums for 29,000 seats and a concert hall for 2,400 seats! Sports infrastructure is also diverse: every student will find activity for his interests in his spare time. There is a large media center and numerous computer classrooms with modern equipment, scientific laboratories for practical classes and personal studies, numerous creative and art studios, a tutoring and career center, always ready to help each student.
Only 20 minutes of walking distance separate the campus from the coastal line - many students in their spare time like to practice water sports, sunbathe and swim: the average annual temperature here is 26-28 degrees, and the weather is almost always sunny.
Only 40-60 minutes by car - and you are already in Miami, the famous coastal city of Florida, a lively and vibrant city. Florida Atlantic University itself is located in the cozy town of Boca Raton with a population of about 90 thousand people. The nearest airport to the city is the international airport in Miami and similar to Fort Lauderdale.
You can start the studying in May (in this case, the documents must be submitted before April 3, the duration of the term = from May 10 to August 9) or in August (the term of the semester is from August 21 to December 13, the documents are accepted until July 14) .
The following components are paid additionally:
Applicants of bachelor's programs must submit to the admissions office:
Future students of master's programs should prepare:
Florida Atlantic University has a large-scale system of scholarships and grants that help to significantly reduce educational costs. Please note that if you want to apply for a scholarship, the application must be submitted along with the rest of the documents for enrollment, not later.The following scholarship opportunities are offered:
It is given to students with high academic indicators below 4.0 out of 5.0, as well as an excellent level of English (confirmed by the TOEFL iBT certificate from 69 or IELTS from 5.5 and above).
If foreign students show high results at the completion of the preparatory program, which is considered the equivalent of the first year of undergraduate study, then 2 , 3 and 4 rate they can pay according to the price for American students. Please note: this rule is valid for courses not costing more than $ 40,000 per course (in full).
A small remuneration is also provided for pupils who, prior to enrolling in the course, reposted in social networks and told why they chose the FAU for studying.
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