International Students Study in Colorado
Posted on January 28th, 2011 by Jenny FrankelIf there is one thing the state of Colorado and it’s institutions of higher education understand and appreciate, it’s the value of creating spaces for culturally diverse people to come together, as it breeds creativity, quality interaction, and transformative educational growth opportunities for all involved!
Downtown Denver alone maintains a population of almost 30% ethnic minorities and the state’s demographics include a significant Hispanic influence (largely Mexican in ancestry), as well as a sizeable Asian-American influence (primarily of Mongolian, Chinese, Filipino, Korean, Japanese, and Southeast Asian descent). Additionally, the international student population is proactively sought after by most Colorado college campuses and continues to grow annually. For example, this year alone, international students from 130 different countries around the world came ready to begin studying amidst the beautiful Rocky Mountains at UC Denver!
International students studying in Colorado bring a fresh and novel perspective from which they can share their unique experiences and enrich classmates’ learning and growth, a well-known fact that Colorado’s university admissions’ representatives firmly believe in. As Colorado University President Bruce Benson put it, international students studying in Colorado, “enrich campus life and classroom discussions, and enhance the global environment of UC Denver.”
Equipped with this solid foundation in the power of cultural diversity and interconnectedness, university admissions’ representatives in Colorado are proactive in offering a warm welcome and plenty of helpful resources to assist international students with their transition to the American education system. Some of the services available to international students studying in Colorado include (but are not limited to) immigration and cultural adjustment advising, issuance of immigration documents (such as authorizations and certification letters), advocacy for international student issues on campus, educational workshops (on topics ranging from orientation to employment and travel opportunities), sponsorship of international student organizations, and plenty of cultural and social activities to help build strong networks of peer support for international students studying in Colorado from all around the world.
January 31st, 2011 at 3:11 pm
How can I get i contact to someone that can guide me to get at least half scholarship to study in Colorado. I am on a H1B visa, working in Denver, Colorado, but I want to study. Many thanks
February 2nd, 2011 at 2:00 am
Symbhav 2011
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Rewind. Recollect. Rediscover.
Rewind to the a culturally outdated or aged style, trend, mode, or fashion, from the overall postmodern past, that has since that time become functionally or superficially the norm once again. It generally implies a vintage of at least 10 or 40 years.
This theme can be used to simply look back at “old fashioned” or old, functioning much like “timeless” or “classic”. It has also been associated with modernism in the immediate post-war years, encompassing an aesthetic that ranges from tailfins on Cadillacs to ranch houses.
It can suggest an entire outlook on life, Rewinding back can also be applied to forms of technological obsolescence, for example, manual typewriters, cash registers, bulky hand-held cell phones, or the resurrection of old computer games.
Most commonly, were are trying to describe objects and attitudes from the recent past that no longer seem “modern.” It suggests a fundamental shift in the way we relate to the past. Different from more traditional forms of revivalism. The theme suggests a half ironic, half longing consideration of the recent past. It has been called an “unsentimental nostalgia,” recalling “modern” forms that are no longer current.
This February, Symbiosis Law School takes you back to the times and gives you a chance to relive, recollect the old times and rediscover.
February 6th, 2011 at 3:07 am
I’m on my way!
February 16th, 2011 at 2:27 am
I would like to pursue a degree at the university of colorado but i haven’t applied as yet because i don’t have the financial base to support the degree. i live in Zimbabwe and i don’t hold any US visa. i am looking for a full scholarship or any financial aid to study. please help me.
February 17th, 2011 at 6:23 am
People who come to study there from abroad countries. they spend a lot money to study. there should be special scholarship system for foreign students that mentally prepare to come but not just financially rich people.
February 18th, 2011 at 1:23 pm
I am a visual impaired man aged 26 who is currently doing a Bachelors education Honours degree in History at Midlands State University in Zimba bwe.My effective means of communication is Braille but can read large print.At the moment I don’t have any financial support.As such I am looking for a full scholarshipi
February 18th, 2011 at 1:31 pm
I am a visual impaired man aged 26 who is currently doing a Bachelors education Honours degree in History at Midlands State University in Zimba bwe.I am finishing in December 2011.My effective means of communication is Braille but can read large print.At the moment I don’t have any financial support.As such I am looking for a full scholarship
February 20th, 2011 at 2:26 pm
i want to study in foreign on scholarship plz guide me
February 26th, 2011 at 7:57 pm
I am looking for sponsor to take an intensive english course (one year) at Colorado School of English in order to pass the TOEFL Test. This will allow me to enter the American university system as an international student. I am from Guinea-Bissau, a portuguese speaking country located in West Africa. If there is somebody who can help me achieve this goal, I would really appreciate. Thanks for reply.
March 4th, 2011 at 3:24 pm
P/z i want to study abroad
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