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During the live event, you will learn about:

- The application process for U.S. universities;
- Scholarships and financial aid opportunities;
- How to choose the right university and program for you;
- Strategies for adapting to life in the USA as an international student;
- And many more;

Don't miss this chance to learn more about studying in the USA and take the first step towards achieving your dreams! Subscribe now, link in the stories.

If you're interested in the arts, studying at an American college or university may be a great option for you.
Many American colleges and universities have strong arts programs, and offer a wide range of opportunities for students to pursue their interests and talents in areas such as visual arts, music, theater, and dance.
Colleges and universities have dedicated facilities such as art studios, music halls, and theaters where students can practice and perform, and many have well-respected and accomplished faculty members who are active in their respective fields.
Many American colleges and universities also have relationships with major museums, galleries, and performance venues, which allow students to gain real-world experience and exposure to professional artists and performers.
Additionally, many colleges and universities offer opportunities for students to take classes and participate in programs outside of their major, allowing them to explore a wide range of artistic disciplines and mediums.
It's worth noting that being an arts student can be challenging, as the field is highly competitive, but it can also be a very rewarding experience. It can provide opportunities for personal growth, creativity, and self-expression, and for many students, it can be a big part of their college experience.
Stay tunned, if you're interested in arts, it will be a great idea to study at an American college!

As a student in Bangkok, you have the opportunity to attend the ISN Expo in your city.
The expo provides a great opportunity for you to learn more about the different colleges and universities in the United States, as well as the application process.
During the fair, you will have the chance to speak with representatives from various schools and ask them about the programs and majors offered, the campus culture, and the admissions requirements.
You can also learn about financial aid and scholarship opportunities, as well as the support services available to international students.
Additionally, you may have the opportunity to attend information sessions or panel discussions on topics such as applying to college, preparing for standardized tests, and navigating the visa process.
Attending a college Expo can also be a great way to start networking with people in the education field and make connections that can help you in the future.

Take a look on Janice's testemonial, she was one of our attendes in 2022. It's so awesome to see the students following their dreams:

"Attending the student fair was a game changer for me. I had the opportunity to speak with representatives from colleges all over the country and it helped me narrow down my search to my dream school. Thanks to the fair, I was able to make connections and gather information that ultimately led to my acceptance into my top choice college. I couldn't be happier with my decision and I owe it all to the student fair."

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In USA there are two main types of colleges, let's take a look:

Public colleges - large, state-funded institutions that have lower tuition fees but more students. International students will pay higher fees.

Private colleges - smaller universities funded by private donations, tuition fees and grants. The opposite of public colleges, they have higher fees but fewer students. Overseas students pay the same fees as state residents.

The country has one of the largest education systems in the world with an estimated 4,000 institutions.

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