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The Competitive College Club (CCC) is a group of highly-competitive high school students aspiring to attend top universities in the United States. These qualified students are in the top of their classes and have outstanding achievements in the community. They receive comprehensive group advising in preparation for applying to U.S. institutions. The CCC program is run throughout the Middle East, and is offered in Egypt by AMIDEAST in both Cairo and Alexandria.
The Opportunity Funds from the U.S. Department of State provide assistance to academically talented students with demonstrated financial need. OF will cover the costs associated with the U.S. university admissions process, which can include application charges, test registration fees, and even travel expenses to the United States. These competitive funds are administered through both the Cairo and Alexandria AMIDEAST offices.
EducationUSA is a global network of advising centers supported by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the U.S. Department of State. There are over 400 advising centers worldwide, including 27 in the Middle East.
Our offices provide accurate and unbiased information to international students regarding undergraduate or graduate study options in the United States, including valuable details about scholarship and financial aid opportunities.
EducationUSA advisors conduct regular outreach and offer free advising sessions at local high schools, universities, bookstores, libraries, U.S. Embassy events, American Corners, and many other venues to share information about educational opportunities available in the United States.
The StudyUSA Fair is an annual event that was first launched in 1999, sponsored by AMIDEAST. Each year we receive a large number of representatives from various American universities based in the U.S. and abroad. The Fair, which lasts throughout the day, includes EducationUSA advising sessions, networking opportunities, visa sessions, and much more.
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The StudyUSA Fair is an annual event that was first launched in 1999, sponsored by AMIDEAST. Each year we receive a large number of representatives from various American universities based in the U.S. and abroad. The Fair, which lasts throughout the day, includes EducationUSA advising sessions, networking opportunities, visa sessions, and much more.
This program was established in memory of Senior Vice President Diana Kamal who passed away after 28 years of distinguished service at AMIDEAST. In recognition of her dedication to international educational exchange, this fund will identify talented young Arab students and match them with scholarship opportunities at U.S. colleges and universities. Scholarships are very competitive and will be identified in November 2013 depending on the availability of funds.
WHO CAN APPLY FOR THE DKSSF PROGRAM?
If StudyUSA fairs are cancelled by AMIDEAST or for reasons beyond exhibitor control, we will refund registration fees. AMIDEAST generally follows U.S. Embassy guidance regarding local conditions that may effect events, which is received on an ongoing basis. We may also choose to take a more conservative approach if we believe the quality of the fair may be significantly compromised for any reason. We are proud to note that we have not to date cancelled any of our fairs or received any requests for refunds based on dissatisfaction with these events.
We generally cannot issue refunds of registration fees to exhibitors who choose to cancel after our July 18 registration deadline.