...life. As a student getting a good education is important. It is well known that American education is acknowledged around the world. Getting an American education will lead to a better paying jobs but the cost of higher education in America has significantly increased over the past three decades especially for international students. International students’ tuition should be reduced because it will bring more international students to schools and it also helps the students to perform better at school. The United States is the second most expensive country for international students after Australia. The average cost for an international student in America per annum in a higher education program amounts to 35,705 US Dollars, while that of an Ivy League school averages to 58,000 US Dollars annually, inclusive of tuition, fees, and living expenses. In fact, the cost is too high that most of the international students are forced to find extra means to raise it. Owing to my own experience as an international student, I am forced to work for up to 4-5 hours a day in restaurants or stores to help my parents pay for the high tuition and at the same time cater for my living expenses. This is quite tricky since one has to strike a balance between work and college studies. This is not only challenging but also has adverse affects in terms of individual’s academic performance. I happened to have a friend who was never able to balance the two, something that saw his grades greatly decline...
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...COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE APPROVED SCHEDULE OF TUITION AND FEES FOR FY 2012-2013 2011-2012 TUITION All Students (with the exception of online and dual enrollment students noted below) NJ Residents/Per Credit Out-of-State Residents/Per Credit ONLINE TUITION Students Taking Online Classes - NJ Residents/Per Credit Out-of-State Residents/Per Credit ONLINE FEES (Per Student, Per Semester) All online courses (OL section code) taken by PCCC students*** *** This fee is charged only once, regardless of the number of online course taken per semester. DUAL ENROLLMENT/HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS All PCCC courses offered at high schools when taught by high school teachers^^ ^^This fee is per course without additional fees charged. GENERAL FEES (Charged Per Credit)^ General College/Per Credit (All Students) Student Activity/Per Credit Athletic Activity Fee/Per Credit Technology Fee/Per Credit (All Students) ^ Online credit will be charged the General College fee per credit as well as a Technology Fee per credit. Online courses do not have associated Student Activity or Athletic Activity Fees. REGISTRATION, BURSAR & OTHER FEES Immunization Fees Measles, Mumps & Rubella (MMR) (per dose) Hepatitis B (per dose) Transcript (Overnight mail only) Diploma Replacement Non-Credit Certificate Replacement Fee Late Registration Non-Attendance Fee (per course) Credit by Examination (per course) Credit by Examination (NU 101) Payment Plan Set-up Fee Late Payment Fee Bad Check ID Card Replacement Paterson Parking...
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...will begin on 10th October 2011. All bonafide students should pay their share of tuition and other required fees as indicated below before they report to the University as only those who pay the fees will be processed for registration and will be allowed to access accommodation and other university facilities/services Payment should be made through: 1. The University of Dar es Salaam Main Campus (UDSM) NBC Bank Account Number 040103001709 (UDSM Branch) or CRDB Bank Account Number 01J1088967000 (UDSM Branch). 2. The Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE) NBC Account Number 071101000196 (Chang’ombe Branch). 3. The Mkwawa University College of Education (MUCE) CRDB Account Number 01J1071134810 (Mkwawa Branch). 4. For those using international telegraphic transfer, the Swift Code is NLCBTZTX for NBC Bank and CORUTZTZ for CRDB Bank. Students should keep the original pay-in slips for submission to the University. 1 Fee Matrices for Undergraduate Students 2011/2012 Second and Third Year Grade Percentage Approved Tuition Fees COLLEGE/SCHOOL Means Testing A 0% Payable Tuition Fees B 10% Payable Tuition Fees C 20% Payable Tuition Fees D 30% Payable Tuition Fees E 40% Payable Tuition Fees F 50% Payable Tuition Fees G 60% Payable Tuition Fees H 70% Payable Tuition Fees I 80% Payable Tuition Fees J 90% Payable Tuition Fees K 100% Payable Tuition Fees CASS IKS 1 DUCE MUCE B.A. Culture, FPA, Heritage management, Language...
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...NEBOSH to organise and offer You teaching for NEBOSH Examinations and / or to provide assessment facilities; “Application Form” means the form submitted by You to NEBOSH when You apply to enrol or register for a qualification with NEBOSH; “Conditions” means these NEBOSH General Conditions for Students; “Enrolment Fee” means the fee payable by You when you apply to become a student/candidate in order to obtain NEBOSH Qualifications; “Guide(s)” means the guides issued by NEBOSH from time to time in respect of NEBOSH qualifications or units thereof as such guides are amended by NEBOSH from time to time; “Malpractice Policy” means the latest policy relating to malpractice from time to time amended; “NEBOSH” means the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (a company limited by guarantee under company number 2698100) of Dominus Way, Meridian Business Park, Leicester, LE19 1QW; “NEBOSH Assessment” means assessments of practical units and/or examinations which contribute towards Your NEBOSH qualification; “Policies” means the policies of NEBOSH and as amended, updated or added to from time to time. “Registration Fee“ means the fee payable by you when you register to undertake a specific unit of assessment with NEBOSH “Scripts” means the document containing Your answers to NEBOSH’s Assessments; “You” or “Your” refers to you, the student or prospective student for NEBOSH qualifications or units thereof. 2. Scope of Terms and Conditions ...
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...Points to note 1. Registration Procedures Originals of ALL academic award certificates, relevant transcripts and professional certificates claimed in / attached to your application will be checked during your registration. Failure to bring along any of these items will affect your registration. If the original certificates produced do not tally with the information given in your application, you will be disqualified. Fees paid will not be refunded. In case of loss of the original certificates, please request the issuing body to send an official transcript / testimonial direct to the Academic Secretariat, PolyU. If you fail to complete the necessary procedures, or if your full fee payment has not been properly received, the University will release your study place to other eligible applicants immediately. All fees paid will not be refunded. For reinstatement of offer, you must submit an application to your department for consideration. You will get a PolyU Student Identity Card after completing the registration procedures. Your data together with the photo image (collected upon acceptance of offer) will then be transferred to the Student Record System of PolyU. These will be used in activities and services provided by units of the University in support of your study at PolyU including those conducted by the student organisations and application for student residence. Your data may also be transferred to parties outside PolyU for processing student visa (for non-local...
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...STUDENT ACCEPTANCE FORM Complete all details on this form, including your payment option. Payment by cash is acceptable ONLY in person at Financial Services Cashier. Ensure you read the declaration carefully before signing it. Return it with the required payment to officially accept your offer before the offer lapse date as indicated on your Offer Statement. Mail your completed and signed form to: Admissions Office Marketing and Future Students Monash University Malaysia Jalan Lagoon Selatan, 47500 Bandar Sunway MALAYSIA Telephone: +603 5514 6000 Your personal details Your Monash ID number (as stated in your offer letter): _______________________ Family name:_________________________________________________________________________________________ Given names:_______________________________________________________________ Gender: Male Female Passport no.: _____________________ Nationality: _____________________ Date of Birth: _____/_____/________ (DD / MM / YYYY) Address:_____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Telephone No:____________________________ Email: ____________________________________________________ Your course details (refer Offer Statement) Course title:______________________________________________________________ Course code:______________ Commencing year: ______________________ Offer...
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...MIBA Factsheet Master of International Business Administration This document is to highlight admission process in Paris ESLSCA Business School MIBA program. It is important to follow the steps below to ensure a smooth admission. 1. When can you apply? Paris ESLSCA Business School opens registration for any future program all year, however you need to stick to the deadlines announced prior to each intake. Typically the school has three intakes per year as follow: Winter Intake →Program(s) starts end of January → Deadline for admission, beginning of January Spring Intake →Program(s) starts end of April → Deadline for admission, beginning of April Fall Intake → Program(s) starts end of September → Deadline for admission, beginning of September 2. Admission and Registration Steps: Bring the following documents to the admission offices in Mohandessein, Heliopolis or Smart Village Campuses: A. B. C. D. E. F. ID and Passport Copy 5 Personal Photos Original Birth Certificate (Computerized) Original Graduation Certificate or Original Transcript (English or Arabic) Updated Resume TOEFL (Paper) with minimum score 500 or TOEFL IBT with minimum score between 59-60 or TOEFL (Computer) with minimum score 173 or British Council’s IELTS with minimum score 5 or ESLSCA Admission Test (EAT) G. GMAT is a plus (not required) H. According to the new regulation of the Egyptian Supreme Council of Universities (ESCU), students of Nongovernmental Universities must bring an Equivalency Decision in which...
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...business days. Your decision will be sent electronically to the email address provided in your application. If you do not receive an email by the 15th business day please first log into your application to see if a decision has been made. If not, please contact Tiffany Nelson (tnnelson@gsu.edu) and she will provide you with an updated timeline. * If you are accepted and choose to deposit, there is a $250 non-refundable deposit due within 7 days of acceptance (does not come off total cost) ______ * After you have submitted your deposit and beginning in September 2013, you will receive a welcome email from Student Services which will include the link to any required online foundation courses. These courses are included in the cost of tuition. * Upon review of academic transcripts students admitted with non-business degrees and/or have not taken one or any of the following courses will be required to take an online course in Accounting, Economics and/or Quantitative Methods. Students may be required to take one or all of these courses depending on their transcript. Waivers will not be granted based on work experience, certification or degree. * Please note: * Each course takes about 25 hours to complete * You do not have to complete in one sitting * You do have to pass a test for each course * You may take the evaluation an unlimited number of times * Orientation * Date – Tuesday, January 7, 2014 – Mandatory _______ ...
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...SCHEDULE OF FEES TUITION DEVELOPMENT LEVY ICT FEE LIBRARY I.D. CARD MEDICAL SPORTS PTCF LEVY O’ LEVEL RESULTS VERIFICATION INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENT REGISTRATION FOR COURSE LABCOAT DEPOSIT AGAINST DAMAGES MANDATORY UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENT TIE OR SCARF SCHOOL PIN CUFFLINKS STUDENT HANDBOOK MATRICULATION GOWN MATTRESS AND PILLOW SUB TOTAL ACCOMODATION AFE BABALOLA UNIVERSITY, P.M.B. 5454, KM 8.5, AFE BABALOLA WAY, ADO-EKITI, EKITI STATE, NIGERIA. SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR 2013/2014 ACADEMIC SESSION (FRESH UNDERGRADUATES) LAW MBBS ENGINEERING N1,000,000.00 N100,000.00 N30,000.00 N10,000.00 N5,000.00 N50,000.00 N20,000.00 N10,000..00 N7, 500.00 N40,000.00 N10,000.00 N10,000.00 N1,250,000.00 N100,000.00 N30,000.00 N10,000.00 N5,000.00 N50,000.00 N20,000.00 N10,000.00 N7, 500.00 N40,000.00 N10,000.00 N10,000.00 N10,000.00 N750,000.00 N100,000.00 N30,000.00 N10,000.00 N5,000.00 N50,000.00 N20,000.00 N10,000.00 N7, 500.00 N40,000.00 N10,000.00 N10,000.00 N10,000.00 SCIENCES, HEALTH SCIENCES AND AGRICULTURE N400,000.00 N100,000.00 N30,000.00 N10,000.00 N5,000.00 N50,000.00 N20,000.00 N10,000.00 N7, 500.00 N40,000.00 N10,000.00 N10,000.00 N10,000.00 N5,000.00 N1,500.00 N5,000.00 N250.00 N10,000.00 N9,000.00 N1,323,250.00 A ROOM WITH 4 BEDS A ROOM WITH 2 BEDS N5,000.00 N1,500.00 N5,000.00 N250.00 N10,000.00 N9,000.00 N1,583, 250 A ROOM WITH 4 BEDS N5,000.00 N1,500.00 N5,000.00 N250.00 N10,000.00 N9,000.00 N1,083,250.00 A ROOM WITH 4 BEDS N5,000.00 N1,500.00 N5,000.00 N250.00 N10,000.00 N9...
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...follow: To provide the definition of price discrimination by comparing 3 different authors To present 5 examples of price discrimination for products or services To present 5 examples of price discrimination for online products or services Present facts and figures of price discrimination in 5 universities (2 foreign, 3 local) To compare given results After finishing this project it is expected to have deeper understanding on price discrimination, to be able to identify the degree of price discrimination for particular product or service and other types of prices discrimination, to find the main differences and similarities of each author ideas about this issue, to have deeper understanding about the system of higher eduaction and tuition fees in Lithuania and foreign countries. Definition of price discrimination Most businesses charge different prices to different groups of consumers for more or less the same goods or services. This is price discrimination and it has become popular in nearly every market. Price discrimination occurs when a company sells a product or service at two or more different prices that do not show a proportional difference in cost. It is important too, to mark clearly that there is a difference...
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...0 3.0 3.0 3.0 265 265 265 265 265 265 1,060.00 795.00 795.00 795.00 795.00 795.00 5,035.00 100.00 200.00 9.00 300.00 609.00 UKEA3094 WORLD TRADE UKFF2083 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT UKMM2013 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT UKTC2013 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR UKTE2013 ENTREPRENEURSHIP UKTI2013 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING TOTAL TUITION FEE OTHER FEES Activity and Services Fee Resource Centre Fee Insurance Premium Exam and Facility Fee TOTAL OTHER FEES NET AMOUNT PAYABLE PLEASE PAY THIS BILL BY 22/06/2012 5,644.00 All fees due for the semester/trimester should be paid by the payment due date stipulated in the Student Bill. 1. Payment at Public Bank Branches Cheque made payable to 'Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman'. Present this Student Bill and complete pay-in slip with account no. 3999207316 when making payment to the teller. This bill will be retained by the Bank. A service fee will be charged by the Bank for each transaction 2. Payment through Public Bank’s Internet Banking Service Log on to www.PBeBank.com.my, a service provided by Public Bank Bhd to their current and savings account holders, for instruction and payment. This service is accessible daily from 6.00am to 12.00 midnight. A service fee will be charged by the Bank for each successful transaction. You are advised to print for your record the 6-digit reference number shown on the confirmation page as receipt reference for successful execution of the internet banking service. Payment at the Division of Finance, UTAR Please present...
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...16,600 23,600 Non-Karnataka 1,000 2,000 6,100 2,500 4,000 1,000 (For SC/ST(*) students who have been alloted by PGCET) STRUCTURES, CIM, MANUFACTURING CAID, D.ELO., COMP. SC., SCIENCE, IEM, BIO.TECH, SOFTWARE, D.COMM., VLSI M.ARCH (LANDSCAPE) Karnataka 1,000 2,000 6,100 2,500 4,000 1,000 60,000 23,600 76,600 60,000 76,600 Non-Karnataka 1,000 2,000 6,100 2,500 4,000 1,000 Karnataka 1,000 2,000 6,100 2,500 4,000 1,000 7,000 60,000 83,600 Non-Karnataka 1,000 2,000 6,100 2,500 4,000 1,000 7,000 60,000 83,600 SL. NO. PARTICULARS CAID, D.ELO., COMP. SC., SOFTWARE, D.COMM., VLSI I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 II 1 2 3 4 COLLEGE FEES Prospectus & Application Fees Admission Fees Miscelleneous Fees SIS Fees Internet Fees RFID & Insurance Fees Training Fees Tuition Fees TOTAL UNIVERSITY FEES e-learning Fees Misc. Fees Eligibility Fees Registration Fees GRAND TOTAL Karnataka 1,000 2,000 6,100 2,500 4,000 1,000 7,000 Non-Karnataka 1,000 2,000 6,100 2,500 4,000 1,000 7,000 - 1,000 500 2,500 20,600 1,000 500 1,500 2,500 22,100 - 1,000 500 1,000 500 1,500 1,000 500 2,500 80,600 1,000 500 1,500 2,500 82,100 - 1,000 500 1,000 500 1,500 2,500 27,600 2,500 29,100 2,500 87,600 2,500 89,100 Note: FOR SC/ST(*) STUDENTS WHOSE PARENT ANNUAL INCOME IS MORE THAN TWO LAKHS HAS TO PAY FULL FEES M.S.RAMAIAH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, BANGALORE - 54. FEES STRUCTURE FOR I YEAR MBA & MCA 2014 - 2015 (For those students who have been alloted by the PGCET) SL. NO. I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PARTICULARS COLLEGE FEES...
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...a note payable in installments at the end of the month for five months. 7 Paid cash for the charge on delivery of the equipment, Pxxx. Charged to Miscellaneous Expense. 10 Hired carpenters to build chairs, tables and cabinets for the center and for the company’s office. Total cash paid amounted to Pxxx. 12 Bought a slightly used car for use in the center as a school service bus, P350, 000.00. A 50% down payment was made for P 175, 000.00 with the balance due after 30 days. 13 Paid P5, 000 for newspaper advertisement for the opening of the center, on account. 14 Purchased office supplies on account amounting to Pxxx. Invoice No. XXX. 14 Paid P2, 400.00 for registration and license fee of the car to LTO. 17 Received P360, 000.00 tuition fees from various clients (12 students) 19 Paid P70, 000.00 as partial settlement of the account (play equip) 19 Paid P2, 000.00 (?) for newsletter subscription. 20 Purchase additional supplies for use in the center (chalks, books) amounting to P2, 500.00, paid in cash. 21 Ms. Galono put into...
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...STATEMENT OF PURPOSE My family background: My family have five members including myself. My father is manager in Gujarat Alkali and Chem Ltd. He is working in the company since 14/10/1982. My mother, Mrs. she is a homemaker and she likes to do cooking and keep the home neat and tidy. My sister has completed bachelors in Computer Engineering and MS in Computer Science and is currently studying bioinformatics in Colorado, USA. My younger brother is studying in 12th standard of Kaizen School, Vadodara. Academic Profile: I have completed my Bachelor in commerce with subjects - Accounts and Financial Management from MSU, Vadodara in 2010 and Master in commerce with subjects- Finance and Taxation from S.N.D.T Women’s University (Mumbai) in 2012. While doing my master degree, I did projects on topics relating to subjects like Strategic management, Economic and business environment, Financial Management, Corporate Accounting, International Economic Environment, Corporate tax Planning and Management and Financial Auditing and Taxation. Reason I want to pursue PG Diploma - Financial Planning at Centennial College: After finishing my Master in Finance and Taxation, I still to felt the need to focus and narrow down my scope of specialisation to something that really interested me – Financial Planning. In my country, such specialisation is offered as part of larger curriculum but not as the main area of focus. This program at Centennial College is exactly what I was looking...
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...CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS SCOPE INTRODUCTION Rationale of the Study Acquiring information is quasi difficult. Specifically, information that was secluded from general views. To puzzle out this problem, technology becomes an absolute must. In fact it can be used effectively in daily lives. The most essential contribution of technology to society is making the lives of people much easier and helping them achieve more what was previously impossible. The discovery of computers was the great function of modernity to make work easier, faster, and more precise for the humanity. Though technology may differ in various ways, but its uses are likely more advantageous. With technology, people find fast acquisition and availability of information. To have lived in this world for so many years without the use of computers just seem unthinkable or even unbelievable! (Stair and Reynolds, 2007). In today’s generation of rapid development, technology facilitates peoples’ lives and creates more comfort. It has remarkably improved the quality of life. Due to this transitory advancement, youngsters resort on finding information the easiest and most convenient way. It is in this era also that technology has affected society and its surroundings in a number of ways. In many societies, technology has helped develop more advanced economies. As organizations and entrepreneurs continue to operate in an increasingly competitive and global market place, workers in all business areas...
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