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Leading to second year entry at:Rider UniversityRutgers UniversityIowa State UniversityUniversity of North Carolina — WilmingtonWashington State Universityand many more…
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The New Jersey Advantage
ChoiceThe state of New Jersey has over 60 institutes of higher education, including Ivy League university Princeton. Add to this the huge array of high-ranking universities in neighboring northeastern states and the local progression options are endless.
LocationNew Jersey enjoys a great location on the Eastern Seaboard of the US, close to major cities including New York, Washington and Philadelphia. With 127 miles of coastline, the area enjoys great beaches and bustling seaside towns, but also boasts some thriving, cosmopolitan cities. Its many state parks and rural areas explain its title of America’s ‘Garden State’.
EconomyA thriving center for industry, New Jersey is the home headquarters for more than 20 Fortune 500 companies. While there are many types of businesses based in the state, the life sciences, financial services, and IT industries are especially prominent.
The skyline of Jersey City
On Campus Plus in New JerseyOn Campus Plus at Rider University is the unique, fast and direct pathway to a degree at your dream school in the north east of America, or beyond.
Our pathways are designed to integrate with the unique flexibility of the US university transfer system. This means after your first year at Rider you can choose to complete your major at a whole range of university options both locally, or throughout the wider USA.
Or, you are guaranteed to continue to years 2 to 4 at Rider University. Whatever you decide, you will be on track to complete your degree in as little as 4 years.
Fast, Flexible, Guaranteed — the perfect combination.
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On Campus Plus at Rider UniversityRider University 6Degree Year 1: Undergraduate Program at Rider University 8
Degree Years 2 – 4: Progression Options 9Rutgers University 10Iowa State University 12University of North Carolina — Wilmington 13Washington State University 14Transfer to your Dream School 15
Kings on Campus 16Rider Undergraduate Preparation Program
Graduate Preparation Program
Test Preparation (SAT)
Specialist Support
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• Gain sufficient credits for direct transfer to your chosen university
• Full load of academic courses taught by university faculty
• Lovely campus location in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, between New York and Philadelphia and only 15 km from Princeton
First Year Entry Requirements
• TOEFL iBT: 80 / IELTS 6.5
• Completed Senior High School
• Minimum GPA 2.5 (3.0 for sciences)
• Minimum age: 17
Main Specializations
• Business
• Sciences
• Performing Arts
Four Main Pathways1. Pre-engineering2. Applied Sciences3. Business4. Performing Arts
Rider: The Path to Your Dream SchoolFor the first year of your degree you will be based on the beautiful campus of Rider University in New Jersey.
After that, your options really open up. You can choose to stay at Rider to complete your undergraduate degree.
Or, after one or two years, you can decide to graduate elsewhere by transferring directly to your choice of leading universities. You will be carefully guided by expert Progression Advisors to make the right decision based on your individual needs.
Either way, you will be able to complete your degree in the shortest possible time.
Your American degree. Your way.
DEGREE YEAR 1
Need extra language or study skills first?Kings delivers a range of pre-sessional courses on campus to prepare you for your degree course. See back cover for details.
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University of North Carolina — Wilmington
Washington State University
Iowa State University
« Guaranteed Progression
4+0 Pathway: Stay at Rider to complete your degree
1+3 Pathway: Transfer to your own personal Dream SchoolSee page 15 for details of some of the top ranking universities to which our students have progressed.
Note: Completion of your degree at either host campus or progression school is subject to gaining sufficient credits and/or meeting relevant entry requirements.
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Ranked 13 out of 118 public and private Masters universities in the South by U.S. News & World Report
138th in the U.S. News & World Report national rankings 2015
35th in U.S. News & World Report ‘Best Undergraduate Engineering Program’
23rd in the North region (U.S. News & World Report)
Rutgers University
#26 among public universities (Rutgers University- New Brunswick) U.S. News & World Report 2015
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1+3 Pathway: Transfer to a partner progression school
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YOUR DREAM UNIVERSITY
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Rider UniversityDEGREE YEAR 1
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You’ll spend your first year at Rider University, in the state of New Jersey. Located across two campuses, one in the town of Lawrenceville and the other in Princeton, Rider University offers students easy access to the vibrant hubs of New York City and Philadelphia.
A private, coeducational university which dates back to 1865, Rider offers more than 70 degree programs in business, education, liberal arts and sciences, and fine arts, music and performing arts.
Course Specializations
• Business
• Sciences
• Performing Arts
Rankings23rd in the North region (U.S. News & World Report)
Admissions criteriaGPA: 2.5 for all majors except sciences (3.0 for sciences)TOEFL iBT: 80IELTS: 6.5
AccommodationYou will live on campus at Centennial House.
• Standard twin rooms, all with air-conditioning
• Each bedroom is furnished with two beds, two closets, two dressers and two desks
• One bathroom per floor with two showers and two toilets
• Student kitchen and lounge area with TV
• Separate residential floors for male and female students
• Free access to washers and dryers
• Full-board meal plan
Transfer opportunities include
• Rutgers University
• Iowa State University
• University of North Carolina — Wilmington
• Washington State University
Plus many more, see page 15 for details.
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Academic Modules across 4 pathways
The undergraduate program is taught by Rider faculty. Depending on the pathway you choose, you will take a broad range of classes which combine American and international students. You will follow the course in the same way as your American classmates.
1. Pre-engineering Elements of Finite Mathematics
(3 credits) Algebra and Trigonometry (3 credits) Calculus I (4 credits) Calculus II (4 credits) Calculus III (4 credits) General Physics I (4 credits) General Physics II (4 credits)
2. Applied Sciences Introduction to the Integrated Sciences
and Math (4 credits) Life Science: Cell Biology and Genetics
Emphasis (3 credits) Life Science: Ecobotanical Emphasis
(3 credits) Life Science: Human Disease Emphasis
(3 credits) Principles of Biology I (4 credits) Principles of Biology II (4 credits) Chemistry and Contemporary Society
(3 credits) Organic Chemistry I (4 credits) Organic Chemistry II (4 credits) Calculus I (4 credits) Calculus II (4 credits)
3. Business Information Systems Essentials
(3 credits) Expository Writing (3 credits) Research Writing (3 credits) Calculus (4 credits) Quantitative Methods for Business
(3 credits) Career Planning and Perspectives I
(1 credit) Speech Communication (3 credits) Communication, Culture and Media
(3 credits) Introduction to Business (3 credits) Understanding Global Relations
(3 credits) Introduction to Psychology (3 credits) Introduction to Applied Statistics
(3 credits)
4. Performing Arts Survey of Art History I (3 credits) Introduction to Expository Writing
(3 credits) Expository Writing (3 credits) Fundamentals of Music Theory
Through Dalcroze Eurythmics (3 credits)
Great Ideas I (3 credits) Survey of Music History I (3 credits) Survey of Music History II (3 credits) Theatre History to 1700 (3 credits) Theatre History Since 1700 (3 credits) Acting I (3 credits) Survey of Dance History (3 credits) History of Movement Theory (3 credits) Music Theory I (3 credits) Music Theory I Lab (1 credit)
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Key informationStart Dates: August, January August: Semester 1: August – December; Semester 2: January – MayJanuary: Semester 1: January – May; Semester 2: August – December
Course Length: 2 semesters (per year)
Average Class Size: 17
Entry Requirements: English Language: TOEFL iBT 80 (15 section minimum)/IELTS 6.5 (6.0 section minimum) or equivalent. From TOEFL iBT 20 (requires 4 terms of Undergraduate Preparation — see back page)Academic: Completed Senior High School Minimum GPA of 2.5 (3.0 for sciences)
Minimum age: 17
Undergraduate Program at Rider
DEGREE YEAR 1
Pre-engineering Applied Sciences
Business Performing Arts
Extra Support from Kings1. On-campus courses Rider Undergraduate Preparation
Program Graduate Preparation Program Test Preparation
2. On-campus support Profile Analyzer Profile Builder Study Skills Personal Support
See back page for details.
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DEGREE YEARS 2 – 4
After successful completion of Year 1, your options really open up.
OPTIONComplete your degree at Rider University —Guaranteed.
OPTIONTransfer to leading universities
• Rutgers University
• Iowa State University
• University of North Carolina — Wilmington
• Washington State University
OPTIONTransfer to your personal Dream School We can also help you transfer to the perfect university for you. Our students go on to complete their degrees at leading universities throughout the US, including many in the top 100.
See page 15 for details.
Note: Completion of your degree at either host campus or progression school is subject to gaining sufficient credits and/or meeting relevant entry requirements.
All admissions requirements in this section are deemed accurate at the time of printing. It is recommended that criteria be confirmed with Kings Admissions.
Progression Options Washington
State University
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Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, is a leading US research university and New Jersey’s pre-eminent, comprehensive public institution of higher education. With more than 100 major programs of study, 300 research centers, and 400 student organizations, Rutgers provides an exciting and diverse academic and social environment for students from all 50 US states and more than 115 countries.
At a glance
Location: Newark, New Brunswick, and Camden, New Jersey
Founded: 1766
Student population: 45,000 undergraduate; 20,000 graduate
Type of institution: Public
Degree levels: Undergraduate/ Graduate
Rankings
#1 in diversity among national universities (Rutgers University-Newark) U.S. News & World Report
#24 among regional universities (Rutgers University-Camden) U.S. News & World Report
#25 among public universities (Rutgers University-New Brunswick) U.S. News & World Report
#33 in the world (Rutgers University-New Brunswick) Center for World University Rankings
Schools and departments
Arts and Sciences
Business
Criminal Justice
Engineering
Environmental and Biological Sciences
Pharmacy
Public Affairs and Administration
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
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Programs of studyStudy with renowned faculty in more than 100 concentrations and customize your education with double majors, 120+ minors and certifications, accelerated degree programs and more.
Popular majors:
• Business
• Biological and other Life Sciences/Pre-medicine
• Pharmacy
• Engineering
• Computer Science
• Mathematics and Statistics
• Physics/Astrophysics
• Communication, Information Technology and Journalism
• Fine and Performing Arts, including Film
• Marine Science
• Exercise Science and Sports Studies
• Environmental Studies
• Preprofessional Studies
• Area, Ethnic, and Gender Studies
• Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
• Health Professions
• Psychology
• Liberal Arts
• Humanities
• Social Sciences
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International Student ProgramsTake part in programs exclusively for international students: Practice your English-speaking skills
with native speakers in a relaxed setting Attend picnics, shopping trips,
international buffets, and multicultural events
Celebrate American holidays with local host families
Expand your circle of American friends with Rutgers’ International Friendship Program, which offers opportunities for cross-cultural friendship and learning
Participate in orientation programs and advising just for international students
Get involvedRutgers University has more than 400 student organizations for every interest. Our inclusive community is home to students of many backgrounds, beliefs and traditions, with: 40+ student organizations dedicated to
religious or cultural interests 25+ recognized campus ministries An extensive athletics program
including Big Ten and Division III sports and more than 1,000 club and intramural teams.
Recreational activities in aquatics, dance, group fitness, holistic health, martial arts, outdoor recreation, sports and yoga.
Admissions Criteria
• TOEFL 79, IELTS 6.5
• Average Secondary School GPA: Varies by location and program
• Average Transfer College GPA: Varies by location and program
Testing waiversSATs and English proficiency requirements are waived for transfer students who have achieved a grade of B or better in an approved college-level English Composition course at an accredited US college (not a foreign affiliate).
Rutgers
Our New York metropolitan area locations center you in the world’s largest research, employment and cultural hub. New York City is just 20 minutes from Rutgers University-Newark and 45 minutes from Rutgers University-New Brunswick. Philadelphia is just 15 minutes from Rutgers University-Camden. Rutgers University is easily accessible by mass transit and convenient to international
airports such as Newark Liberty International and John F. Kennedy International. It’s no surprise that Fortune 500 corporations recruit Rutgers graduates: Deloitte, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Citigroup, Ernst & Young, JP Morgan Chase, Verizon, and Bank of America were among the top employers of our 2013 graduating class.
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Programs of studyThere are over 100 programs of study, including:
lowa State University Iowa State University is an international university which attracts students from all over the world. Students come to Ames, Iowa, to choose from a huge variety of majors, study with world-class scholars, and hone their leadership skills in 800-plus student organizations.
At a glanceLocation: Ames, Iowa
Founded: 1858
Student population: 33,241
Type of institution: Public
Degree levels: Undergraduate/ Graduate
Rankings41st in U.S. News & World Report ‘Best Undergraduate Engineering Program’
106th in the National University rankings, (U.S. News & World Report)
14th in the ‘Top Engineering Program’ ranking, Wall Street Journal
9th in the ‘Best Architecture Program’ rankings, DesignIntelligence
Admissions criteriaTest requirements: (only one from the following required)
• TOEFL iBT 71 (at least 17 in Speaking and Writing)
• IELTS 6.0 (no band below 5.5)
• SAT 420 on the CR section
GPA requirements: For transfer students with more than 24 college academic semester credits: minimum 2.3 for most majors, minimum 2.75 for Engineering. Average transfer GPA: 2.84
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DEGREE YEARS 2 – 4
• Accounting
• Advertising
• Agriculture
• Animal Science
• Apparel Merchandising and Design
• Architecture
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Dietetics
• Economics
• Engineering
• Environmental Science
• Event Management
• Finance
• Food Science
• Genetics
• Hospitality Management
• Industrial Design
• Journalism
• Kinesiology
• Landscape Architecture
• Marketing
• Statistics
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• Business, Management and Marketing
• Computer Science Education
Faculty Specializations:
University of North Carolina — Wilmington The unique blend of teaching and research, a safe and beautiful campus, the historic port city of Wilmington and its beautiful beaches make the University of North Carolina —Wilmington a popular choice for students. Business, marine biology and environmental sciences are only a few of UNCW’s strong academic programs.
At a glanceLocation: Wilmington, North Carolina
Founded: 1947
Student Population: 12,413 students
Type of Institution: Public
Degree Level Available: Undergraduate / Graduate
RankingsRanked 13 out of 118 public and private Master’s universities in the South by U.S. News & World Report
Named in “Top 50 Best Value” public colleges and universities by The Princeton Review; highlighted as one of 300 best universities in the U.S. and Canada by Fiske Guide to Colleges
On The Princeton Review’s list of “165 Best Value” universities, UNC Wilmington is designated as one of the best overall buys among the most academically outstanding universities in the nation
Admissions criteria• GPA Minimum 2.5
• TOEFL Minimum 71 iBT; PBT 525
• IELTS Minimum 6.5
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Washington State UniversityAcademic programs at WSU span more than 200 fields within twelve colleges. Many programs have won noteworthy recognition for excellence. In nearly every discipline, research opportunities challenge inquisitive minds, from freshmen to post-doctoral students.
At a glanceLocation: Pullman, Washington State
Founded: 1890
Student population: 26,500
Type of institution: Public
Degree levels: Undergraduate/ Graduate
RankingsRanked 138th in the nation (U.S. News & World Report 2015)
Ranked 70th in the Top Public Schools (U.S. News & World Report 2015)
Guaranteed AdmissionSecond year admission is guaranteed with:
• GPA 3.5
• TOEFL iBT 100 / IELTS 7.0
• Minimum age: 18and have provided:
• Completed application form
• All relevant transcripts
• 3 Letters of Recommendation from current professors
Testing waiversTOEFL is waived on completion of 27+ college credits with 2 semesters of English comparable for transfer credit to English 101 and 102 with an average GPA of 3.0 or higher. SAT not required for International Transfer Students.
Programs of Study
Majors include:
• Accounting
• Basic Medical Sciences
• Biochemistry
• Bioengineering
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Economics
• Education
• Engineering
• Environmental Science
• Food Science
• Genetics and Cell Biology
• Hospitality Business Management
• International Business
• Marketing
• Mathematics
• Music Education
• Neuroscience
• Nutrition and Exercise Physiology
• Physics
• Political Science
• Sport Science
• Sociology
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DEGREE YEARS 2 – 4
Option 3: Progress to your Dream SchoolDepending on your intended major or academic ability, you may decide to aim for a different university.
With Kings, that’s no problem.
Our dedicated university Progression Advisors on campus will help you find the perfect choice.
Our support service focuses on:
• Research
• Selection
• Application
• Decision
University progression Destinations include:
University of Southern California (ranked 25)
New York University (ranked 32)
University of Rochester (ranked 33)
Georgia Institute of Technology (ranked 35)
Boston University (ranked 42)
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (ranked 42)
Northeastern University (ranked 42)
George Washington University (ranked 54)
Ohio State University (ranked 54)
University of Washington (ranked 48)
Syracuse University (ranked 58)
Indiana University Bloomington (ranked 76)
and many more…
2015 – 16USA UNIVERSITY PATHWAYS
MORE INFORMATION:KINGSEDUCATION.COM/ ALUMNI
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BUSINESS/MANAGEMENT
SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING COMMUNICATIONS
POLITICS/INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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Progression2015 – 16
See the USA University Progression insert for more information
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Yu Chin Chiang Now studying at Northeastern University
Julia Patskan Now studying at Suffolk University
Shao Kuang Now studying at UMASS Boston
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Kings Education® is a Registered Trademark
Kings on Campus at Rider — the best of both worldsWith Kings based right on campus at Rider you have the best of both worlds: you will be a full member of the University, integrating with American students and taking degree classes with them.
But you also have access to the Kings Center whenever you need it and for as long as you need it. If you need pre-sessional preparation we provide a tailored program on campus. Or if you need specialist academic and personal support it’s always available to you.
1. Rider Undergraduate Preparation ProgramProvides the language and study skills needed for undergraduate study in English.
Minimum Entry Level: TOEFL iBT 20
Start Dates: Jan, April, June, Sept
Course Length: Varies. Minimum 1 term
Minimum Age: 17
2. Graduate Preparation ProgramProvides the language and study skills needed for Masters study in English.
Minimum Entry Level: TOEFL iBT 20
Start Dates: Jan, April, June, Sept
Course Length: Varies. Minimum 1 term
Minimum Age: 21
3. Test Preparation (SAT) Runs alongside your degree course to provide expert SAT preparation.
Specialist Programs
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Specialist Support
YOUAcademic Guidance Supplementary Online English Language learning
Regular Personal Assessment
Personal Care and Support
Personal University Counseling
Unique “Profile Builder” ProgramSee the Courses and Support insert for full details of our on campus programs and support services.