Foreign Students Essays

  • Profiling Foreign Students is Rational and Legitimate

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    Profiling Foreign Students is Rational and Legitimate Sixty years ago, the United States placed Japanese-, German-, and Italian-Americans in internment camps. Our country has also excluded people of various nationalities simply because we didn't like "their kind." The government's scrutiny of Middle Eastern students in response to September 11 has thus evoked acute suspicions and fears that the Hollywood scenario in "The Siege" will become a reality. Others are concerned that even if internment

  • Hosting Foreign Exchange Students

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    host an exchange student for a couple of reasons. First, we were at the point in our lives where our careers were moving along and the money wasn't tight. We felt providing the room and board would not put any financial strain on us. Second, it would be a lot of fun to give someone an adventure. Anna came to us as our 3rd exchange student. Anna was a 16-year old FLEX (Future Leaders Exchange Program) student and came to us from Kiev, Ukraine. Anna was one of three students who came to stay

  • All Students Should be Required to Study a Foreign Language

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    All Students Should be Required to Study a Foreign Language Educators historically have argued over the propriety of offering various academic courses. One recent yet continuing argument on American college campuses tends to pit school against school, professor against professor, student against student, school against professor, professor against student and student against school. The issue is whether or not courses in a foreign language should be required to attain a Bachelor's degree. Some

  • Foreign Language Classes Should be Required for Elementary Students

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    wait until the students have reached high school and others say to start it young. Other school officials have said that they should require it in high school because they’ll remember the language better. Experts say that the education system needs to start it young while the child’s brain is like a sponge. The answer to this question is to simply start the foreign language learning young during their childhood which is why all the state education systems should require a foreign language class

  • Foreign Exchange Student Essay

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    The value the student hold to the education has a lot to do with the way the education is obtained. A foreign exchange student is willing to leave behind family, friends, their culture, tradition, everything has ever known for the smallest opportunity to be a better person in this world. The constant willingness and undying devotion given to receive a good education by the foreign exchange student is what many students in society life. You can’t teach someone who doesn’t

  • Should high school students be required to study a foreign language?

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    debating whether or not taking a foreign language should be a requirement to graduate in all high schools. I believe that right now some high schools make it a mandatory to pass a foreign language class while others make it optional. I think high school students should not be required to study a foreign language because it should be a personal choice, and everybody cannot learn a foreign language. When I was in high school I was given an alternative to either take a foreign language class or an advanced

  • Personal Narrative: Foreign Parents By Students In Middle School

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    Foreign Parents It was the summer going into 6th grade I was so excited for soccer season to start at my middle school. I would regularly check my calendar during the monotonous summer days to see how many days left until tryouts. My foreign parents are very strict and stubborn so I decided it would be best to inform them ahead of time so they don’t cancel my tryout plans. “Pappa, please, please, please don't go to work on the second weekend of August. I need to try out for soccer!” I said enthusiastically

  • Coke vs Pepsi Fighting for Foreign Markets

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    Coke vs Pepsi Fighting for Foreign Markets Introduction The soft-drink battleground has now turned toward new overseas markets. While once the United States, Australia, Japan, and Western Europe were the dominant soft-drink markets, the growth has slowed down dramatically, but they are still important markets for Coca-Cola and Pepsi. However, Eastern Europe, Mexico, China, Saudi Arabia, and India have become the new "hot spots." Both Coca-Cola and Pepsi are forming joint bottling ventures

  • Foreign Trade Zones

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    Foreign Trade Zones Source: http://ia.ita.doc.gov/ftzpage/tic.html In reading and going over chapter 17, I learned a lot but what most interesting is that the field that I work in which is a Logistic Company and we export and import shipments all day long. We do lots from holding goods and receiving and shipping out goods to the Georgia Port Authority and we do custom paperwork. So this was very enlightening to me and there was lots of information on the internet. I choose this article because

  • The Foreign Miners in the American Gold Rush

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    The Foreign Miners in the American Gold Rush One Saturday night, a mob of masked men, who numbered forty to sixty, approached a small house. Arriving at the house, they dragged two slumbering men from their bunks and hustled them from the house, without even allowing them to put on their clothes, and started to kick and beat them. One of the invaders drew his pistol and shot at one of the victims. The bullet pierced the body of the man and inflicted a terrible wound. Both men who were attacked

  • Epic of Beowulf Essay - Foreign and English Translations and Versions of Beowulf

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    Foreign and English Translations and Versions of Beowulf From 1805 until the present there have been introduced an abundance of paraphrases, translations, adaptations, summaries, versions and illustrations of Beowulf in modern English and in foreign languages due mostly to two reasons: the desire to make the poem accessible, and the desire to read the exotic (Osborn 341). It is the purpose of this essay to present a brief history of this development of the popularity of the poem and then compare

  • Foreign Borrowing in 16th Century Spain

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    Foreign Borrowing in 16th Century Spain This paper examines the lending by Genoese-led cartel to Phillip II of Spain in the 16th century from the viewpoint of sovereign debt. The Genoese linked specie deliveries from Spain to the Low Countries to lending in order to cartel created a penalty to enforce their loans. If the king tried to renege, the Genoese applied the penalty and the king eventually repaid. I. Introduction Sovereign lending, throughout history, has been marked by occurrences

  • The Effects Of Foreign Species Introduction On An Ecosystem

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    The Effects of Foreign Species Introduction On An Ecosystem The effects of foreign species introduction into an ecosystem are very profound. From small microorganisms to species of large mammals, many foreign species introductions occur every day. New implications of their introduction are found just as often. When a foreign species is introduced into an ecosystem, often the ecosystem contains no natural predators for the new species. This lack of predators sometimes leads to; in conjunction with

  • Foreign Market Entry

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    Foreign Market Entry 1.0 Objectives The author’s objective in this article is to discuss on the effective modes of entry for businesses that is planning to venture into international market. The entry modes methods discussed are aimed to help businesses to formulate an effective international business strategy and to position themselves to be successfully established in the global market. 2.0 Central Theory The central theory introduced in this article is developed based on a comprehensive

  • The Need for Mandatory Foreign Language Study in America

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    The Need for Mandatory Foreign Language Study in America "Cultural isolation is a luxury the United States can no longer afford." -Senator Paul Simon Americans have hidden behind the excuse that everybody important knows English for too long. The United States is the only country in the world where a student can graduate from college without ever having learned a foreign language. Most countries start foreign language instruction at ten years of age or younger. It is time we did something

  • California University Education: A Fading Dream

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    Universities in California, especially UC Berkley and University of Southern California are ranked so high in the nation that foreign students yearn to study in California in order to get more chances to work in well-known companies such as Apple and Silicon Valley. The quality of schools and education people can get decides how many chances and how many possibilities to be close to success. According to Jennifer Medina, “During a 1960s renaissance, California’s public university system came to be

  • Isolation International Students

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    enhanced the growth for cross-border mobility of students. Universities across the globe experience influx of international students. International students contribute to cultural diversity in institutions. They contribute to cultural exchange, a source of financial revenue, academic prestige and several other positive impacts on the welfare of any state (Knight). However, the rate of isolation and loneliness experienced by the international learners in foreign nations has exuberated. Isolation is an act

  • The Pros And Cons Of Studying Abroad

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    experiences in a college’s students career. For many colleges, having their students can mean an increase in tuition, higher application rates, and overall better reviews by their students. According to the Indianapolis Business Journal, by Scott Olsen, “The Wall Street Journal reported last month that several small colleges are requiring students to pay full tuition even if the programs cost less, setting caps on the amount of financial aid sent abroad, and limiting how many students can participate”(5)

  • Chinese parent's views of United States for study abroad

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    successful in providing advanced education and in fostering personal development of students. As Chinese parents believe that education should be the foremost essence for their children to become globalized, most of them decide that sending their children to study abroad in United States as the best way to pursue a better education. Because of studying abroad in American school, Chinese parents assume that Chinese foreign students would be received an all-round education by studying an open-minded learning

  • Views on Bilingual Education in the US

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    believe that speaking English should be a requirement. Foreign students, whose primary language is not English, are usually automatically placed into bilingual educational programs. Bilingual education programs are used to edify students in the English language while they slowly transition from their native tongue into the American educational system. Sometimes these automatic placements have a negative effect on the students: the foreign students often do not receive the same amount of exposure of