EducationUSA_Tashkent

There are more than 4,500 accredited institutions of higher education in the United States and they are all looking for outstanding students. But, which one is for you? Join us as we discuss the most important points to consider when you are searching for the perfect university for YOU.

June 22 (Thursday) at 4:00pm
How to Find Your Best Fit

To sign up, send your request not later than 14:00 on Wednesday, June 21, to:
140 2447
Tashkent-Advising@state.gov
(90) 919 0978 /http://t.me/EducationUSA_Tashkent

Join EducationUSA online webinar at http://bit.ly/edusawebinar

Learn the inside perspective and very practical advice on how to approach your Personal Statement and Interview when applying to graduate law programs in the U.S. Tell your story. Make a personal connection. Show a genuine interest in the program and school. This, and much more advice to help position you for success. Click on http://bit.ly/edusawebinar to attend.

Title: Success Strategies for the Personal Statement and Interview in Law Admissions
Date: Friday, June 23, 2017
Time: 3:30 – 4:30 pm
Presenter : Andrew S. Horsfall, Assistant Dean of International Programs at Syracuse University College of Law
Audience : Graduate Students
Link to login: http://bit.ly/edusawebinar

This is online session, which you can attend from any place, using internet. You do not need to sign up for this session. Click on http://bit.ly/edusawebinar to attend.

Essays for the FLTA Program Application
Are you planning to apply for the FLTA Program?
Are you wondering what you should say in your statement of purpose and how you should organize your ideas?
Dennis Johnson, former English Language Fellow at the University of World Languages Academic Year 2010-11, can help you with his video lecture.
Join us at the U.S. Embassy on Thursday, June 8th from 13:00 to 15:00, and learn how successful writers decide what to say in their essays and how they organize their ideas.
Following the video lecture, the Public Affairs Section staff will take your questions regarding the application forms.
To sign up, please call (+998 71) 140 24 32 or send an e-mail with your full name (first, last and middle name, i.e. patronymic) and passport number to Tashkent-Program@state.gov no later than Tuesday, June 6th. Consider yourself registered ONLY if you receive confirmation from the Embassy via email.

Planning to apply to a doctoral program? Need advice? Join our EducationUSA session on June 1 and meet with a student from Uzbekistan who will share his experience of studying in the United States. Rahimjon Abdugafurov is a doctoral candidate in Islamic Civilizations Studies Program at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. He will share with you some tips on what you need to know when applying and studying at the PhD level. Sign up today!

June 1 (Thursday) at 4:00pm
Uzbek Student Experience: PhD Studies in the USA

To sign up, send your request not later than 14:00 on Wednesday, May 31.

140 2447
Tashkent-Advising@state.gov
(90) 919 0978 /http://t.me/EducationUSA_Tashkent
1. Provide your:
∙ last, first and middle name
∙ passport number
∙ date and place of birth
∙ time and date you want to visit the EducationUSA Advising Center
2. If you send your request via e-mail or telegram, you will receive written registration confirmation. If you call, you will get immediate confirmation over the phone.
3. Bring your passport in order to enter the U.S. Embassy building.
4. Come at least 30 minutes early and wait in the Information Resource Center (IRC). The EducationUSA adviser will invite you in when it is time for the meeting or activity.

Check out our June calendar of events, and see if there is a session or two that you would like to attend. Please, remember to register 48 hours prior the event!