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In this Thread, I am sharing 15+Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding BS/MS/Ph.D Admissions in USA
I am going to adopt an interesting approach in this thread. I will share images that have questions and the answer as text in the tweet.

So, you should read the images first. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I also provided links to threads with more details.

Awesome! Let’s count from 1 - 50.
1. These challenges are things you can overcome. I have not left you alone. I have written threads that can help you out. Regarding the application fee, if you do not find schools that offer a waiver, I am afraid you may need to pay it.

Please find the links in the tweet below.
2. As far as the recommender is a “Lecturer” at your University, he/she can write a Letter of recommendation on your behalf. To ensure that you provide adequate info, see tips: https://twitter.com/okpala_iu/status/1275476759870390273?s=21
3. Yes, IELTS can be used in place of TOEFL iBT when apply for BS/MS/PhD admissions to schools in the USA.
4. Usually, when you apply for admission, you are considered for funding. You do not need to submit a seperate application. However, some schools still require you to apply separately for select scholarships.

For essential tips on funding, read: https://twitter.com/okpala_iu/status/1259012531932323840?s=21
5. In many schools, you will be considered for TA and RA positions while your application is being reviewed however, I suggest that you reachout to the Graduate Program Director or/and Professor (with similar research interest) to express interest in assisting in teaching.
6. I can not determine your chances by merely knowing your GPA. However, I advise to apply to a school only when you meet the minimum requirements.

If you currently have a low GPA from a non-USA school, consider evaluating your transcript. Read this: https://twitter.com/okpala_iu/status/1259368430882471936?s=21
7. Personally, I think the process to obtaining admission and scholarship to schools in the USA, is straight-forward. Schools in the USA set a minimum GPA requirement.
8. Yes, I can. Consider @BamaByDistance, and for this, visit: http://www.bamabydistance.ua.edu 
9. For details on how to get application fee waivers, visit: https://twitter.com/okpala_iu/status/1259731530341142529?s=21
10. The application process is challenging but with tenacity and payment of attention to details, you can submit a strong application.

Every school has a minimum stipend chart for PhD Students (Graduate Assistants) stipends.

A lot of schools have slightly different processes.
11. Yes, there are.

Also, Here are some verified external scholarships: https://twitter.com/okpala_iu/status/1269639237718216704?s=21
12. For pricing and fees regarding @WESPicks, visit:

https://www.wes.org/evaluations-and-fees/
13. You apply for admiration. For simple steps, read: https://twitter.com/okpala_iu/status/1262684596786925569?s=21

For ways to find a supervisor who can fund you, read: https://twitter.com/okpala_iu/status/1272936887448190977?s=21

There are schools that waive the English exam however, majority of schools require it.
14. Yes. You can.
15. This is a university- specific question. To determine if you are eligible to apply, you need to check the requirement of your proposed university and find out of your previous degree(s) qualifies.
16. Yes.
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