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SarCaustic | 19:00 Mon 26th Jun 2006 | People & Places
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What options do I have for studying abroad as a UK citizen? More specifically what options do I have for studying in America? A tutor of mine told me it would be cheaper for me to go to university in America, but couldn't tell me more than "you can get a grant from the government". Any help would be much appreciated.
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My son goes to an International School and the general consensus is that most folks try to hang out their secondments so that the kids can attend uni here if possible.
A top Ivy League school can cost about forty thousand dollars per year and the competition is stiff for those places as an International Applicant it might make your application a bit more novel but unless you can secure a scholarship ( check out the link) I do not think it would be an astute move. I was talking to a US friend who is moving back and she said even a well regarded State University is unlikely to be more affordable without financial assistance, her son will be be attending a Virginian college, and the cost for that is significantly higher than sending our daughter to uni in Aberdeen.
This might be another good link to peruse.....

http://www.collegeboard.com/student/pay/add-it -up/4494.html

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