Academics

Academic Scholarship Programs

The Go Campus Academic Scholarship Program is designed for international students to receive university options and scholarship opportunities to study at select accredited North American colleges and universities.

Main objectives and steps

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1. To recruit, screen and qualify students who are suitable to study at North American colleges and universities. Go Campus participants are dedicated to academic and cultural learning.

2. To carefully match the participant’s profile with the institution’s philosophy, taking into consideration location, academics, social factor, cost, size, prestige, public vs. private, campus life and religious affiliation among others.

3. To present Go Campus participants with scholarship offers from colleges and universities in North America.

4. To guide and support each participant through the application and admission process at their chosen school.
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Scholarships are awarded based upon each student’s academic potential, complete application, and motivation to get involved in the campus community.

Fluency in English is not mandatory to participate in the Go Campus program. Participants have access to English as a Second Language (ESL) courses enabling them to pursue a full course course of study in their chosen discipline and attain their university degree.

WHAT IT IS – An undergraduate degree involves completing university and class requirements over four years of studies to attain a Bachelor’s degree. Students will major in a chosen field with the option of choosing a second major or minor.

WHO IT’S FOR – Students who are currently in their final year of high school, have recently completed high school or have started but not completed a university degree.

Fields of Study*

* These are some of the programs of study our partner schools offer. Please, communicate with your Go Campus representative regarding the detailed list of programs being offered on your selected intake.

WHAT IT IS – Graduate studies require International Students to obtain an initial degree and, sometimes, several years of professional work before being admitted. At the completion of their studies, students received a Master’s degree.

WHO IT’S FOR – Students in their last year of university or who have recently graduated from university with a bachelor’s degree.

Fields of Study*

* These are some of the programs of study our partner schools offer. Please, communicate with your Go Campus representative regarding the detailed list of programs being offered on your selected intake.

WHAT IT IS – Non-native speakers of English who do not meet the English proficiency requirements to start undergraduate or graduate programs are provided with the opportunity to take English as a Second Language (ESL) classes as a previous step towards their degree of interest. ESL programs usually include courses in writing, grammar, reading, speaking, and listening.

WHO IT’S FOR – Students who do not meet the English requirements to be directly admitted on a graduate or undergraduate program. Students who wish to improve their English before starting their undergraduate or graduate program.