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05-Feb-2001 11:07 AM |
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i am 39 and live in the uk. is there places for me to study in the usa at my age? |
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05-Feb-2001 12:17 PM |
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Bob |
Certainly. There are a lot of students in the U.S. who are not of "traditional" age, but are pursuing some course of study. 'No laws against it. 'Just get on the internet & find a program that interests you. |
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05-Feb-2001 07:33 PM |
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guest |
If you don't care about getting a degree you could try finding a school that offers Continuing Education courses. Some of them would give you an F-1 visa. They are cheaper and less stressful than degree studies. |
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