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**Barbshowers** · 08-10-2006, 07:00 AM

Hey Again Everyone,

Has anyone heard if Adelphi University is good, has it got a good reputation?, also what are the living cost of a student in America?, because even though only doing my A Levels, i need to think about University and which one etc

Many Thanks

Damian

If you go to the Princeton Review website you'll find some usefull info. For the full information you'll have to register and I'm pretty sure it's free. Another good guide to reference is the Fisk Guide to Colleges, which I used and found more usefull than the Princeton Review. If you have a guidance counselor of sorts then speak with them. It all depends on what you want to study, where you want to be, what kind of school you want, etc. Use those two guides and if you can, visit them. Reading about a place and actually being there are two completely different things. If you ask someone at a particular university/college if they like it there, chances are they're going to have some sort of biased opinion. Take a look at the two guides mentioned above. You will probably have to email the admissions office about requirements for international students. Hope this helps.

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Barbshowers Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 360 Senior Member	Hey Again Everyone, Has anyone heard if Adelphi University is good, has it got a good reputation?, also what are the living cost of a student in America?, because even though only doing my A Levels, i need to think about University and which one etc Many Thanks Damian If you go to the Princeton Review website you'll find some usefull info. For the full information you'll have to register and I'm pretty sure it's free. Another good guide to reference is the Fisk Guide to Colleges, which I used and found more usefull than the Princeton Review. If you have a guidance counselor of sorts then speak with them. It all depends on what you want to study, where you want to be, what kind of school you want, etc. Use those two guides and if you can, visit them. Reading about a place and actually being there are two completely different things. If you ask someone at a particular university/college if they like it there, chances are they're going to have some sort of biased opinion. Take a look at the two guides mentioned above. You will probably have to email the admissions office about requirements for international students. Hope this helps.
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