Carles Antón Talaya (18), one of our Fall 2019 MAEstar, has already released his trophy cabinet in the USA. Carles went to the USA on scholarship to combine his studies with tennis and, although he received many offers from different universities, he finally chose Troy University in Alabama. He has barely been in the U.S. […]
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Jaime Pálamos has been named in one of Canada’s digital magazines as one of the “top 5 playmakers” in the school league. The young Valencian is currently studying at a school in Canada. A basketball player from an early age, Jaime decided to head to Canada last year, where he would combine his studies in
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Know the differences between NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA If you are looking to get an athletic scholarship in the United States and don’t know which league to apply for, this post is written for you. The major organizations that offer athletic scholarships are the NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA. Here are the main differences between these
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Tips to improve your English at home Do you want to study in the United States but think your English is not good enough? Don’t worry, here are a few tips to improve your English at home Watch movies and series in English Start watching movies and series in their original version. If at first
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10 Advantages of studying in the USA Being an international student has many advantages, from immersing yourself in a new culture to perfecting a new language. Here are 10 of the best advantages of studying abroad: 1. Exposure to a new culture Students who decide to study in the U.S. have the opportunity to mingle
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Everything you need to know about the Fourth of July July 4th is the day on which the United States celebrates its independence. For any American or person living in the U.S., this is the perfect occasion to celebrate the country in all its splendor. Here’s everything you need to know about the famous “Fourth
How to lead a healthy life in the USA çArriving at an American university, one can get carried away with all the junk food and desserts offered at the university buffets. This is why Americans talk a lot about the “freshmen 15” which means that freshmen usually gain an average of 15 pounds (almost 7kg).
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Today “Valencia Plaza”, a newspaper of the Ediciones Plaza group, has published an article about one of our MAEstars 2018. article about one of our MAEstars 2018. It is about Gerard Sapena, Valencian athlete and sportsman of the FER Project. In this article, our young star comments on how difficult it is to combine studies
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The SAT and ACT are the two standardized tests that most American colleges and universities require as part of the application for admission. Most universities ask for one or the other and the student can choose the exam he/she likes the most or take both to see in which one he/she gets better results. These
10 Tips before leaving to study in the U.S. 1. The first week is the most complicated. You don’t know anyone, you’re living in a room with a person you’ve just met and with whom you’re going to spend a whole year sharing a tiny room. BE QUIET, you will feel at home in less
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