ip newsletter april 2011
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8/7/2019 IP Newsletter APRIL 2011
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March was really hectic for all of us at
Intelligent Partners. We started a new blog
on our website. Check it out!
University visits, school fairs and not to
forget, our popular and exciting
EDUSUNDAY with Starbucks. The student
response has been tremendous and every
university is full of praise for our innovative
marketing ideas.
Our students have started receiving oers from colleges and quite a few have scholarshipsrainging from $5,000 - $17,000! The Intelligent team feels very proud and justiably so.
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THOMAS COLLEGE is now offering a $5,000 scholarshipopportunity for international 10-Month MBA students.
All international applicants of the 10-Month accelerated
MBA program will automatically be considered for the
Thomas College Longfellow Scholarship.
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY FIU’s
top-ranked International MBA (IMBA) program in Miami,
Florida, is an extraordinary twelve-month program for
people who plan to take their new-found knowledge
and experience and move fast in pursuit of the many
great opportunities now available in international
business.
THE CHAPMAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
offers annually a number of academic scholarships to
entering students based on merit and depending on the
resources available to each program. In addition, there
are a number of named scholarships, funded by
individuals, companies and financial institutions, some
of which have special requirements but offer the added
incentive of internship possibilities in addition to tuition
funding.
SAINT MICHAEL’S COLLEGE Last year, the average
International student scholarship was about
$7,000/year. At this time, International students are
available for basically the same awards as US students.
Eligibility: students with an equivalent predicted GPA of 2.5 or higher.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN is a private, top-tier
comprehensive institution recognized as a national
leader in experiential education. This year, U.S. News and
World Report magazine named UNH among the top-tier
regional universities in the North in its annual "America's
Best Colleges" rankings. Eligibility for Scholarship: Any
student who has a 3.0 grade point average and meets
our requirements for English proficiency is automatically
reviewed for a merit award unless a company or the
government sponsors them.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE KNOXVILLEbuzzes with
energy, ideas, and optimism. Great professors and
students from throughout the world live and work in a
friendly, safe campus community located in scenic East
Tennessee. Competitive scholarships; Academic
Scholarship Application; Continuing and Transfer
Scholarship Application.
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BILLINGS The newest
and most available scholarship at this time is the
“Preferred Partner Scholarship” that is available for the
first 100 new international students who apply and
enroll at MSU Billings for fall 2011 and who are referred
to us through INTELLIGENT PARTNERS.
CO-OP
OPPORTUNITIES
Classroom learning, research,projects, papers, and exams
are all critical to your
academic pursuits. But to
complete your education —
to set you apart from other graduates — you must
also gain experience in your chosen field. With Drexel
Co-op, one of the oldest and most expansive
co-operative education programs in the world, you
can gain up to 18 months of résumé-enhancing
experience by the time you graduate.
Drexel Co-op is based on paid employment in
practical, major-related positions consistent with
your interests and abilities; only a small percentage of
students accept nonpaid co-ops. The benefits are
obvious. Before graduation, you will have already
sampled up to three different positions within your
field of study. And after graduation, this experience
pays off: recent graduates from Drexel typically
receive a higher starting salary. Some other facts
about Drexel Co-op:
• Students can choose from more than 1,200 co-op
employers in 28 states and 25 international
locations, or conduct an independent search• The average six-month co-op salary is $14,858
• Co-op students are entrusted with projects vital to
the day-to-day functioning of the workplace
• Students obtain positions with major corporations
such as GlaxoSmithKline, Unisys Corporation,
Microsoft, Lockheed Martin, Comcast and QVC, Inc.
• Drexel's Steinbright Career Development Center
(SCDC) provides students with invaluable
resources, including career counseling, workshops,
job fairs and résumé reviews.
DREXEL CO-OP OPTIONS
Arts and Sciences
Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health Systems
Business
Education
Engineering
Information Science and Technology
Media Arts & Design
Nursing and Health Professions
Technology and Professional Studies
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