Financing Your Education Abroad: Tips & Tricks Braingainmag.com Student Session

Paying for an international education can be very expensive - but there are ways of saving - from applying for scholarships to living a little more frugally when you are in university. Bennett E. McClellan, Professor and Vice-Dean at the Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities, and Zafeena Suresh, EducationUSA Adviser, United States-India Educational Foundation - spoke with Salwan Media CEO Harjiv Singh (and alumnus of Columbia University), about what students can do to make sure they can afford a quality education.

Braingainmag.com held a series of six student sessions at The Imperial Hotel, New Delhi, in February 2014.

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Get an Indian-American recognized Liberal Arts Degree

Imagine studying for an undergraduate degree for two years in India and the next two years in the United States. Imagine having an undergraduate qualification recognized both in the United States and India.