It came as no surprise when I tuned in to Nationwide News Network Immigration Mondays and overheard the calamitous news.
There will be a cap placed on international students applying to schools in British Columbia. And this ca will be for 2 years.
Mighty distressing.
EDISON SAT TESTS
We have invited teachers and students to log on to the Versan Edison platform to practice online tests before the March 9th exam. If students are still lazing around, they are losing out on a great resource.
ACCEPTANCES
Karan Samtani - FIU
Kashka Jones - Embry Riddle University
Busy office this week, see you next Week!
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Dear Sandra,
Greetings once again from Philadelphia! I am Peter Lundbye, Temple University's Director of International Admissions. You are getting this email because you guided one or more talented students to apply to Temple.
Our Spring Semester is in full swing now, so I wanted to take this opportunity to let you know about some updates that are relevant to students interested in studying with us.
We are continuing to run our series of virtual information sessions run by our team with two this month:
February 7th, at 9 a.m. Eastern (Register Here)
February 21st, at 6 p.m. Eastern (Register Here)
We encourage students to sign up for these events, as they are an invaluable way for students to get informed about the temple experience. You can refer to our virtual events page for a full list of events. We are also happy to customize presentations for you and your students.
Another important news item: we have decided to extend the deadline of our merit-based award, the #WhyUS Scholarship, from February 1st to March 1st. This gives students another month to get their applications together, so please make sure your students are aware of this exciting opportunity.
Thank you for your support and partnership. We look forward to connecting with you and your students in the future!
Peter Lundbye
Director of International Admissions
Dear Sandra,
I write to inform you of an update on Dartmouth's standardized testing policy.
Informed by new research, Dartmouth will reactivate the standardized testing requirement for undergraduate admission beginning with applicants to the Class of 2029.
Please visit our website to read the full announcement.
With thanks for all you do,
Lee Coffin
Vice President and Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid
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