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Here are the steps for the First year international students who want to study engineering in the USA ⬇️

p 1 Complete the Common Application. There is a $65 application fee payable by credit card, cheque, or money order

Step 2 Submit secondary school documents including results and certificates of completion from national secondary school examinations

Step 3 Submit official translations of secondary school documents.

Step 4 Submit TOEFL/IELTS scores. You may submit a copy of your official scores and URI will verify with the testing agency.

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America’s best universities — the Ivies as well as selective state colleges — have made a concerted effort to diversify their student bodies in recent years. In particular, they’ve opened the doors to more low-income students.

On the surface, that’s a good thing. More poor students in top universities means more opportunities for Americans to climb the social ladder. But a new book by Harvard professor Anthony Abraham Jack, called The Privileged Poor, argues that the recruiting tactics of these colleges are leaving a lot of people behind

How elite colleges fail half of the poor students they admit "Access isn’t the same as acceptance," says Harvard professor Anthony Abraham Jack.