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The Basics of U.S. Higher Education w/ Ms. Trishita Maula

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On April 7th 2016 the American Corner Bitola organized a Coffee with a Diplomat event on the topic “The Basics of U.S. Higher Education" with Ms. Trishita Maula, Second Secretary in the United States Foreign Service. Ms. Maula has previously served in U.S. Embassy Dhaka and the Permanent Mission of the United States to the United Nations in Geneva. She holds a degree in Economics and Mathematics from Barnard College, Columbia University and is a native of New York City. Higher Education in the U.S. is based on a core liberal arts and sciences curriculum that features a broad of humanities courses - art, science, music, history, philosophy, literature- along with in-depth focus on one particular discipline. Ms. Maula talked with the attending students on degree types, life on campus, types of schools, selection of majors, volunteering, application process and much more giving through her personal experience.  The students at the end had a lot of interesting questions...
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"U.S. Universities Application Experience" with Marijana and Jana

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Two members of the EdUSA Competitive College Club Bitola were admitted to study in the U.S. in the school year 2015/2016. On 19th June, both Marijana Miloshevska and Jana Gagacheva, held a presentation at the AC Bitola about their experience during the whole process of applying to college. Marijana Miloshevska, freshman at Rochester Institute of Technology and Jana Gagaceva, freshman at University of California – Davis talked to the current CCC members about their work on the university applications, and the preparations for the admission exams, such as the SAT, and TOEFL. Marijana and Jana also gave tips about the school research and the process of finding the right school match.
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IEW SCHOOL VISITS As a part of International Education Week 2018, EducationUSA adviser Biljana K. Tasetovikj visited several Macedonian schools and colleges and spoke with more than 130 students about the opportunities of the U.S. higher education system. On November 13, she visited schools in south-west Macedonia, high schools "Niko Nestor" - Struga, "Yahya Kemal College" - Struga, Gymnasium "St. Kliment Ohridski" - Ohrid and the University of Information Science and Technology "St. Paul the Apostle" - Ohrid. The students had the chance to learn about opportunities to obtain undergraduate and graduate education in the USA as well as the benefits of becoming a member of the American Corner in Struga. On November 15, she visited "Rade Jovcevski Korchagin" High School in Skopje and talked with 4th-year students about the U.S. college admission process, the Competitive College Club opportunities as well as the "Risto Guster...
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