An inbound call center receives incoming calls from customers. Support teams typically monitor inbound centers since the calls tend to come from existing customers with issues or questions. An outbound call center, on the other hand, makes outgoing calls to shoppers. What is the difference between inbound and outbound? Outbound […]
Similarly, if you wish to spend a semester or two studying overseas at a non-ECU partner institution, you will be considered to be an outbound study abroad student. What is an outbound exchange student? The student exchange program allows you to study abroad for a term or full academic year […]
Exchange programs create opportunities: opportunities for participants to learn, to prosper, and to work with others to solve shared problems and ensure a secure future. Exchanges create future leaders who instinctively appreciate the value of international collaboration, understanding, and empathy. What are the advantages and disadvantages of being an exchange […]
Established in 1915, the University of British Columbia is a renowned university in the world as well as one of the best ivy league universities in Canada. It is a public research university with several faculties and a number of departments. Is UBC considered Ivy League? Or our provinces. Or […]
Eligibility Students must be between 15 to 18 years old on arrival. Students are expected to be mature and flexible. A minimum of two years of English study and good academic results are required. Students must be interviewed in their home country before being accepted for a High School exchange […]
How to Apply Create an account & application. Visit your study abroad office. Choose ISEP Exchange or ISEP Direct. Find your top programs. Research courses and credit transfer. Gather your application documents. Check your eligibility. Let us know how we can support you. How much does it cost to get […]
Outbound exchange student means a student who, under the bilateral exchange, double degree and/or another programme, is being sent to study to a higher education institution that the ISM has concluded the Inter-Institutional Agreement with according to the study programme approved in advance, or who is being sent to a […]
How much is the average tuition fee in the universities in Alberta? Alberta universities cost about 11,780 CAD to 45,208 CAD ($9,013 to $34,590) a year. Colleges are cheaper at 7,221 CAD to 26,560 ($5,525 to $20,321) CAD annually. How much does it cost to study in Alberta? The cost […]
Ontario is home to twenty public and seventeen private universities. With the oldest university established in 1827, this province offers some of the best schools in the country. Are universities public Sector Ontario? Ontario has a binary public post-secondary education structure consisting of parallel college and university systems. The public […]
Library buildings & collections Most U of T libraries are open to the public. To borrow books, you will need a U of T library card. Robarts Library’s book stacks (floors 9-13) are closed to the public unless you have a U of T library card. Who can use Robarts […]
There are currently no extended study hours at Robarts Library or Robarts Common. Normally, Robarts library is open 24 hours a day from Sunday night to Thursday evening during Fall & Winter terms. The service is open to all UofT students, staffs and faculty with a valid TCard. Is U […]
No. For membership in the Sorority on the collegiate level, one must be matriculating at an accredited college or university, pursuing work leading to an initial baccalaureate degree; or have already received a baccalaureate degree or higher, if pursuing membership on the alumnae level. Can I pledge Delta Sigma Theta? […]
the student is in good academic standing with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale or 1.75 on a 3.0 scale; or equivalent, except where the minimum grade point average required by the college or university is greater, then the minimum grade point average must […]
All new members of a sorority are matched with their big during the new member period, which takes place before initiation. The new member who receives a big sister is often called a “little sister” or “little” for short. Should I take a little in my sorority? For most “Bigs,” […]
How to pay for Greek life Look for scholarships and grants. Unlike student loans, college scholarships and grants don’t have to be repaid — which can make them a great way to cover education expenses like Greek life. Ask about payment plans. Consider student loans. How do I pay my […]