cutemi
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sorry, i dont think this Q i put here is relevant to the topic we are usually discussing.
does any one know it is possible i can finish master study free of charge in a good university in U.S?
sorry again to ask such a Q.
Thank you very much~~
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coaster
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Moved to Green Room
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cutemi
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sigh....
still no answer... 
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coaster
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Sorry, cutemi, I've been out of college too long. I don't know anything about that kind of stuff. Have you been googling for scholarship info?
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No-Brainer
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quote:
Originally posted by cutemi
sorry, i dont think this Q i put here is relevant to the topic we are usually discussing.
does any one know it is possible i can finish master study free of charge in a good university in U.S?
sorry again to ask such a Q.
Thank you very much~~
I'm not sure about all the details, but my son applied for a program that he teaches part-time to cover his tuition. Ask a financial counsler at your university.
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cutemi
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thank you all friends here ^.^
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No-Brainer
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Just a followup on my last comment, my son was accepted to that program and the University of Oregon and gets full tuition with $1,000 a month stipend for teaching part time during his time there.
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coaster
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I'll bet the old man is pretty tickled with that.
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No-Brainer
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quote:
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I'll bet the old man is pretty tickled with that.
This old man had several of those bonus hits recently.
I have another son who just became a Merchant Marine and secured a position as a chef on a Hawaiian Cruise Ship for the next five months. I think it will be a turning point for him to get away from the big hotels that have been exploiting him for years.
Then another one is graduating in June with a Masters in Music Performance at Northwestern in Chicago. He has decided to stay there and was accepted to the Civic Orchestra which is an after-grad opportunity to study with great musicians to focus on preparing to play with top symphonies as a career. He already plays part-time with the Illinois Philharmonic and subs for the Fort Wayne Symphony in Indiana.
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