What is the right age to graduate from an undergraduate college? Is 22 too old?
The "right" age to graduate is whatever age you are when you've fulfilled the requirements to obtain your degree--and even that is debatable.In the US, most people are 18 when they begin college. Thus many graduates are 22 when they finish a 4-year program on time.Some programs actually require a 5th year (or 10 semesters' worth of credits), so students are often older than 22 when they finish.Others, like me, go to college rather late. I opted for a heavy course load and finished quicker than 4 years, but was 27 when I graduated. At the time this felt "late," but my previous experience and relative maturity helped me get ahead quickly in the workplace, and at 30 I feel like I'm "on time" in my career progression (unless I'm using Zuckerberg as a benchmark!).
What is the ideal time to start gre if im planning to take admission in fall 2019?
If you have plans to go to US for either undergraduate or postgraduate studies, the first thing you need is an action plan. Here is an application timeline to give you an idea about what to do in which month.Start early and by August, shortlist 8-12 universities that you will apply to. Visit university websites and note application requirements, deadlines etc.By September, be familiar with bank loan options and scholarships to fund your studies.Begin by downloading admissions brochures from the university websites. Most brochures are out more than a year earlier.Do some initial research on various accommodation options.Prepare for required standardised tests like GMAT, GRE, SAT, TOEFL or IELTS - depending on the course and university.By June-July or three months before the test date, register for GMAT/ GRE.Register for TOEFL/IELTS at least a month before the test date.Take the required tests around September. Plan for buffer time in case you need to retake the test. Check test taking and re-exam process and guidelines.Shortlist the colleges and prepare for your application. Think hard about what makes you unique as an applicant and sketch out your strengths and self assessment.Contact your professors and direct managers for the required 2-3 reference letters. At least a month before your application deadline. Check the deadline timetable!Begin drafting your SOP and essays. Give a month’s time to structure these documents properly.Apply before the deadline!Don’t delay replying to college e-mails. And there will be quite a few!Appear for personal/video interviews. These are scheduled around January to March.Once you get acceptance letters, make your decision as soon as possible.Depending on the deadline, notify the universities of your decision.You will need to pay a non-refundable deposit to confirm your admission.There is a lot of important procedure required to apply for colleges abroad .Reach out to me for any doubts and queries and I shall help you out with the entire application process !Rahul (+91 9967577567)All the best !
Teens, when do you graduate high school?
I graduate in June 2015. I can't wait till I leave the dreaded High School and finally go into University (IF I make it in). I'm planning to see if I could score any of the Ivy League schools. Fingers crossed for Stanford or Harvard^^ BQ: What university/college are you planning to go to? BQ: Did you lose any pencils so far? (for people who have school going on right now) Did you get all your school supplies yet? (for people who haven't started yet) BQ: Do you love yourself?
What does intended entry term mean?
That means when are you going to enter the university if youre accepted. For example, if youre just getting out of high school, you would be a college freshman. Therefore, your intended entry term would be the Fall 2011 Semester.