Type: Private, 4-year, liberal arts college
Located: Gambier, OH
Size: just a bit over 1,600 undergraduates
Cost: $48,240. (including tuition, room/board)
Degree Offerings: Bachelor’s
Greetings! Today, I would like to invite you along with me to Kenyon College, a small liberal arts college located in Gambier, Ohio. Kenyon enrolls about 1,600 undergraduates each year with the majority of its students coming from the US (the Mid-Atlantic having the most students enrolling) and abo0ut 5.3% from around the world.
Getting to the International Student Section
From the main page, click on the “Admission & Financial Aid” link and …

The thought of taking the TOEFL has kept many students up at night wondering if their English is good enough to apply to colleges and universities in the United States or other English speaking countries. If you have found yourself in this position, the best thing you can do is make sure you prepare properly for the test.
Fortunately, there are many different resources on the web that can help. From practice tests and quizzes to vocabulary flashcards and other learning tools, test takers can find everything they need online …

You’ve read the hundreds of reports (finally, they caught up with Al Jamiat!) on the newly launched Iraq Education Initiative. A fantastic new program from the Iraqi government to provide 10,000 scholarships for Iraqi students over the next 5 years.
The program begins with a pilot program, a small class of 500-600 students for the upcoming academic year.  Students must apply for the scholarship here: http://www.hcediraq.org/index_files/Apply.htm and we suggest you apply TODAY, the Iraqi scholarship application for 2009/2010 closes on September 1, 2009.
Currently it appears that the application is only in …

Big medium, or small …Choosing a university is not as simple as it might appear at first. While it might seem great to attend a large nationally known university, that might not be the right fit for every student. At the same time, the small- homely feel of a smaller campus might be claustrophobic for a student who wants a big-university education. Students should consider what size of university they want, as they choose their university.

Bigger Is Better…But wait!
These schools make the top rankings. We’ll define them as schools with …

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The Culture at Otterbein
Otterbein puts a lot of emphasis on allowing its students to “be themselves,” and because of this, the college has spent a lot of time in making the campus as friendly as possible. There are a lot of green spaces for students to relax outside, large windows in the buildings to make the space look more open, and all of the buildings are well-marked and easy to find. Along with these features, Otterbein also has an interesting mix of red-bricked academic buildings and …