EducationUSA Fairs: Bangkok & Chiang Mai

Online Advance Registration --- Get a Special Gift & Win Prizes!

* Click for Bangkok Fair, April 4      13.30-19.00  Grande Centre Point Hotel @ Terminal 21

* Click for Chiang Mai Fair, April 5  13.30-19.00  Le Meridien Hotel @ Night Bazaar

EducationUSA Fairs Care Line: 083.2033066

Email: ThaiFair2012@educationusa.info 

สนใจเรียนต่ออเมริกา ต้องไม่พลาดงานนี้

EducationUSA Fair งานศึกษาต่ออเมริกา

โดยศูนย์แนะแนวศึกษาต่อ EducationUSA ในเครือข่ายของสถานทูตสหรัฐฯ

กรุงเทพ: 4 เมษายน 55 เวลา 13:30-19:00 น. @ Terminal 21: โรงแรม Grand Centerpoint 


(BTS อโศก ทางออก 1 หรือ MRT สุขุมวิท ทางออก 3)

ในงาน ท่านจะได้พบปะและพูดคุยกับเจ้าหน้าที่จากมหาวิทยาลัยชั้นนำในสหรัฐฯ อาทิ John Hopkins, 


George Washington, St.Olaf College, U. of San Francisco, U. of South Florida พร้อมรับฟังข้อมูล


ทุนการศึกษาของ ก.พ. ฟุลไบร์ท (Fulbright) และ East-West Center จากผู้แทนของหน่วยงาน การ


เสวนาประสบการณ์การศึกษาในสหรัฐฯ โดยนักเรียนเก่า การสรุปเทคนิคและกระบวนการในการสมัครเรียน 


การสอบมาตรฐาน TOEFL-GRE-GMAT รวมถึงการให้ข้อมูลเรื่องวีซ่านักเรียนโดยเจ้าหน้าที่ฝ่ายกงสุลจาก


สถานทูตฯ

รู้อย่างนี้แล้ว น้องนักเรียน นักศึกษา และผู้ปกครองที่สนใจโอกาสในการศึกษาต่อสหรัฐฯ ต้องไม่พลาด 


EducationUSA Fair 4 และ 5 เมษายนศกนี้

ท่านสามารถเข้าร่วมงาน พร้อมลุ้นรับรางวัลมากมายได้ฟรี และสามารถลงทะเบียนล่วงหน้าที่


 http://edusathaifair.eventbrite.com/    http://edusacmfair.eventbrite.com/ 

หรือส่งรายละเอียด ชื่อ เบอร์โทรศัพท์ สถาบันการศึกษาและระดับชั้นที่กำลังศึกษา สาขาวิชาที่สนใจเข้า


ศึกษา รวมทั้งสามารถสอบถามข้อมูลได้ที่ ThaiFair2012@educationusa.info 


หรือ EducationUSA Fairs Care Line: 083.2033066




Bangkok:     Wednesday 4 April 2012, 13.30-19.00


                  Grande Centre Point Hotel @ Terminal 21 (BTS Asoke, MRT Sukhumvit)

Chiang Mai: Thursday 5 April 2012,  13.30-19.00 


                  Le Meridien Hotel @ Night Bazaar

Meet Top U.S. Colleges, Find Scholarships, Get Tips on Successful Applications, 


SAT/GMAT/GRE/TOEFL & Student Visas...


all at the official EducationUSA university fair supported by the U.S. Embassy!

* Johns Hopkins U, George Washington U, U San Francisco, U South Florida, Ohio 


Wesleyan U, St Olaf College, and many more!

* Expert Panels by Fulbright Scholarships, OCSC (Royal Thai Govt), U.S. Embassy Visa 


Officer, Scholars & Alumni of Carnegie Mellon U, Syracuse & top universities!

* Early-bird Registration Gifts, Door Prizes, and lots of fun!

Click to Pre-Register for Bangkok, April 4


Click to Pre-Register for Chiang Mai, April 5


or email us at: ThaiFair2012@educationusa.info 


or call EducationUSA Fairs Care Line: 083.2033066

M&M: An Evening of Music & Magic

Ace! NewsFlash 

Jan 27, Friday: 6:00 p.m. to 21:15 "M & M: An Evening of Music & Magic". 
LIMITED SEATS at special event sponsored by the U.S. Embassy-Bangkok.
No Charge for tickets, but seats are by reservation only.

An Exciting Evening featuring...

* Emily Elbert
Berklee College of Music graduate Timberland’s eco-friendly Artist of the Month, January 2012. Glamour Mag’s Top 10 College Women 2010. NYC Mountain Stage/NewSong contest, Top Five, 2010. WUMB-FM Boston’s Best New Artist 2008. Released 3 albums since 2006.

* “Make Believe: The Battle to Become the World’s Best Teen Magician”
This film won the Best Documentary Award at the Los Angeles Film Festival 2010, and the Audience Award at the Austin Film Festival 2010. Make Believe follows six teens who all share an extraordinary passion: the art of magic. Armed with great skill and a dazzling array of illusions, they embark from around the world to the World Magic Seminar in Las Vegas, hoping to be crowned Teen World Champion by Master Magician Lance Burton. Onstage, the film’s subject are remarkably assured and dedicated. Offstage, these young outsiders confront the diverse obstacles of adolescence. With great humor, honesty, and heart, Make Believe reveals an enduring world audiences know little about while exploring a time of life no one ever forgets.

** Live Magic Show: by an international Teen Magician after the movie **

For Information & Seat Reservations, Contact Team Ace! 081.8212686 hub.ace@gmail.com (with Subject: M&M RSVP)

Program Partners:
U.S. Embassy-Bangkok, U.S. Consulate General-Chiang Mai, Prince Royal's College, EducationUSA, Team Ace!


*** Ace! is a member of the EducationUSA global educational advising network affiliated with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State. We provide free EducationUSA counseling services to students in the northern provinces of Thailand; our faculty of U.S.-trained Test Prep Experts can help you with cost-effective result-driven training programs for SAT-1, SAT-2, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, GED, AP, IB, TOEIC, IELTS etc http://acethai.weebly.com ***

Special Emergency Fund for Thai Students in U.S. Colleges

Ace! NewsFlash

Team Ace welcomes the opportunity to nominate Thai students for these funds before December 19th deadline.

*** Ace! is a member of the EducationUSA global educational advising network affiliated with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State. We provide free EducationUSA counseling services to students in the northern provinces of Thailand; our faculty of U.S.-trained Test Prep Experts can help you with cost-effective result-driven training programs for SAT-1, SAT-2, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, GED, AP, IB, TOEIC, IELTS etc http://acethai.weebly.com ***

EducationUSA Ambassadors for Thailand: Apply Now!

Ace! NewsFlash 

 *** Ace! is a member of the EducationUSA global educational advising network affiliated with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State. We provide free EducationUSA counseling services to students in the northern provinces of Thailand; our faculty of U.S.-trained Test Prep Experts can help you with cost-effective result-driven training programs for SAT-1, SAT-2, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, GED, AP, IB, TOEIC, IELTS etc http://acethai.weebly.com ***

Common App 2010 Update: Your "Best" Test Scores?

Ace! NewsFlash

Question on Test Scores Is Tweaked on the Common Application

The 2010-2011 version of the Common Application, which went live on the Web late on the evening of July 31, includes something of a tweak on the section in which applicants are asked to self-report their standardized test scores to the colleges they are applying to. (Official reports will, of course, be sent to those colleges directly by the scorers of the SAT and ACT, respectively.)

Applicants are now given the option on the Common Application to report only their “best scores (so far),” as opposed to being prodded to report all scores, which was the case in the past.

The change was made in response to a feature introduced last year by the College Board called Score Choice. Through Score Choice, applicants can instruct the College Board to withhold some SAT scores from the colleges they are applying to — provided those colleges do not require the submission of all scores. (You can research those policies here.)

Though the administrators of the Common Application didn’t create Score Choice, they did have to deal with much of the befuddlement that resulted from the policy. One source of confusion is that the all-inclusive way the question was phrased on the Common Application, the universal form that is accepted by more than 400 colleges, seemed to be at odds with the philosophy of Score Choice.

Still, if the colleges receive SAT scores officially from the College Board, why does the Common Application even ask applicants to provide any scores on their own? I asked Rob Killion, executive director of the Common Application, that question last fall, and he said that colleges used applicants’ answers “to speed the processing of their application before official scores arrive.”

Cree Bautista, of Austin, Texas, the first high school student to submit his common application. 
As was the case in the past, applicants also can leave this section of the form blank. (Your application will, apparently, still go through.) Still, in light of last year’s confusion, I would urge any applicant (or parent) with questions about this section of the Common Application, or Score Choice, to consult a guidance counselor oe EducationUSA adviser.

Meanwhile, more than two dozen additional colleges will accept the Common Application this admissions season, for a total of 415.

NYT, August 12, 2010

*** Ace! is a member of the EducationUSA global educational advising network affiliated with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State. We provide free EducationUSA counseling services to students in the northern provinces of Thailand; our faculty of U.S.-trained Test Prep Experts can help you with cost-effective result-driven training programs for SAT-1, SAT-2, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, GED, AP, IB, TOEIC, IELTS etc ***

Ready To Go: USA! Pre-Departure Orientation, July 18 in Chiang Mai

Ace! NewsFlash:
EVENT INVITATION

Ready To Go: USA!

educationUSA Pre-Departure Orientation

Host:	Ace! The Academy for EducationUSA
Type:	Meetings - Informational Meeting
Network:	Global

Date:	Saturday, July 18, 2009
Time:	1:00pm - 4:30pm
Location:	Kantary Hills Hotel - Conference Center
Street:	44 soi 12 Nimmanhaemin Road
City/Town:	Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Phone:	053.895699, 081.8212686
Email:	hub.ace@gmail.com

FREE briefings for northern Thailand residents heading to U.S. universities (graduate & undergrad).
* Speakers include students & alumni (UC San Diego, UNC, Pitzer, Loyola, SUNY, Stanford etc) & TeamAce! counselors.
* Practical tips & advice for Student Visa Applications (by U.S. Consular Officer), Pre-Departure Planning, Traveling To & Arriving In USA, Beginning Your U.S. Education (demo class), U.S. Life & Culture.

BONUS * Free advising on Admissions & Scholarships by EducationUSA counselors & U.S. alumni.

Refreshments will be served.

RSVP required as seats and materials (from EducationUSA & Ace) are limited.

















** Ace! is a member of the EducationUSA global educational advising network affiliated with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State. We provide free EducationUSA counseling services to students in the northern provinces of Thailand; our faculty of U.S.-trained Test Prep Experts can help you with cost-effective result-driven training programs for SAT-1, SAT-2, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, GED, IELTS etc ***

Team Ace! at U.S. Embassy's camp in Lampang

Ace! NewsFlash

The third in a series of Thai-American Cultural Camps was held at Yonok University in Lampang on June 20-21, 2009. The “Get to Know Uncle Sam” two-day camp provided a rare opportunity for both students and teachers to engage in various interactive, educational activities aimed at promoting understanding of the English language, as well as U.S. society and culture. Staff from the Cultural Affairs Office and Information Resource Center (IRC) of the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok joined forces with English Language Fellow Fidelia “Fuang” Twenge-Jinings in guiding 30 students and teachers from six northern high schools through fun and informative English language exercises and activities, including an information search session provided by the talented IRC staff that had participants discovering how to search for reliable, accurate information about the United States on the Internet before presenting the information they found about U.S. states with hand-drawn pictures, in which some students showed incredible artistic and acting talents.

In addition, the campers learned to sing the U.S. national anthem and enjoyed a screening of the documentary “Spellbound,” followed by a round of interesting and active discussion on the film topped off with a hard-fought “Spelling Bee” competition, in which the students amazed the trainers with their exceptional spelling talent.




Ace! Intern, AFS alumnus, and Wesleyan freshman Aunchisa “Aom” Tapanakornvut talks about her life as an international student in the U.S.

Participants also gained insight into study in the United States and student exchange programs through an informative briefing by Ace! Intern, former AFS exchange student, and Wesleyan University freshman Aunchisa “Aom” Tapanakornvut (Freeman Asian Scholar) and EducationUSA specialist Preeyawan Sakornyen. EducationUSA Counselor Sutthichok 'Gao' Linprasert briefed the campers on educational advising services available at Ace!

In the evening, excited participants also learned how to cook (and eat!) true American BBQ, with chips and watermelon, and a longstanding American camp tradition, s’Mores! Rounding out the fun was a scavenger hunt in which the students combined the tradition of Easter egg hunting with Earth Day activities by searching for recyclable materials 0n the expansive camp lawn. A great time was had by all!

Full article on the website of the U.S. Embassy, Bangkok
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*** Ace! is a member of the EducationUSA global educational advising network affiliated with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State. We provide free EducationUSA counseling services to students in the northern provinces of Thailand; our faculty of U.S.-trained Test Prep Experts can help you with cost-effective result-driven training programs for SAT-1, SAT-2, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, GED, IELTS etc ***

Wharton Admissions Reception in Bangkok: June 3, 2009

Ace! NewsFlash

Wharton Admissions Receptions: International

Attend an Information Session and experience Wharton first-hand.

Wharton MBA and MBA/MA–Lauder Admissions Events

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Select an Event type below to view its calendar

Wharton Admissions Receptions: International Wharton Admissions Receptions: U.S. Student Chats Campus Visit Program

Sort the Events by clicking on date, type/sponsor, city, state or country.

Date	Type	City	Country	Register
03 Jun 09	Presentation	Bangkok	Thailand	Register

Team Ace! is pleased to let you know about the upcoming Wharton MBA Admissions event in Bangkok, which is on 03 June 2009:

Time: 7:00pm to 9:00pm

Location: The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET)

Room No. 1104
Floor 11
SET Building
Ratchadapisek Road
Next to "Queen Sirikit National Convention Center"

Here is the link for students to register:

https://register.applyyourself.com/?id=UPENN-GSB&pid=1584&eID=23295&rid=1

Team Ace! has been informed it is likely that the above event will be Wharton's only event in Thailand during this recruitment cycle.

Other MBA recruitment events will be updated on this EducationUSA-Chiang Mai (Ace!) blog as the summer continues. Team Ace! congratulates our EducationUSA advisees and GMAT-Prep students now enjoying their MBA programs at Kellogg, Kenan-Flagler, Purdue, etc.

*** Ace! is a member of the EducationUSA global educational advising network affiliated with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State. We provide free EducationUSA counseling services to students in the northern provinces of Thailand; our faculty of U.S.-trained Test Prep Experts can help you with cost-effective result-driven training programs for SAT-1, SAT-2, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, GED, IELTS etc ***

“Foreign Students Pour Back into the U.S.”

Ace! NewsFlash


“Foreign Students Pour Back into the U.S.”
Beth McMurtrie. The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 21, 2008, 5 pages.

The author discusses the influx of foreign students who enrolled in U.S. universities in 2007, looking at factors such as the growth of middle classes, insufficiency of higher education resources in foreign countries, and increased recruiting efforts by U.S. colleges as contributors to the increase number of foreign students going abroad to study.
Full text currently available at: http://tr.im/mp3Z


*** Ace! is a member of the EducationUSA global educational advising network affiliated with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State. We provide free EducationUSA counseling services to students in the northern provinces of Thailand; our faculty of U.S.-trained Test Prep Experts can help you with cost-effective result-driven training programs for SAT-1, SAT-2, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, GED, IELTS etc ***

Georgetown & Northwestern – Insights for College Apps

Ace! NewsFlash

Ace! PeerTalk on Georgetown & Northwestern

As the member of the U.S. State Department’s worldwide EducationUSA network serving students in northern Thailand, Ace! The Academy for EducationUSA is pleased to host a U.S. education & career counseling workshop in our newest & largest advising/training center, Ace! @ Nimman. Our track record includes students admitted, some with scholarships, to Amherst, Boston, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell, Duke, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Michigan, Middlebury, Northwestern, Purdue, Smith, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Wellesley, Wesleyan, William & Mary etc.

We are pleased to invite students in Grades 10 and 11 to attend

Program: PeerTalk workshop

Topic: “Georgetown & Northwestern – Insights for You”

* Why Georgetown or Northwestern universities might be right for you

- student life in the top colleges of Washington D.C. & Chicago

* Hear how to choose top colleges & majors

* Updates & advice for student visa applications by U.S. Vice-Consul

* Understand the importance of SAT-1, SAT-2, TOEFL

* Info on Scholarships, Grants, Financial Aid

Speakers: Kevin Rosier, B.A. Georgetown, M.A. Tufts

Andrew Rawson, B.A. Northwestern

Session: Tuesday April 28^th 2009, 4.30-6.00pm

Venue: Ace! @ Nimman

21 Soi 9, Nimmanhaemin Road, Chiang Mai

(“Soi Starbucks” and we’re across from Sinativa Spa)

Seats & Cost: Complimentary, but Limited to 20 seats ONLY – reserve early!

Extra: Chance to win Test-Prep Scholarships

RSVP: email Hub.Ace@gmail.com Call 081.8212686

Our team looks forward to meeting you, as well as receiving any questions from you on U.S. educational advising.

U. of Alaska-One Year Tuition Waivers (Undergraduate)

Ace! NewsFlash

The University of Alaska- One Year Tuition Waivers 

 

To enhance the diversity of its international student population, University of Alaska Anchorage will offer three one-year tuition waivers to the first three non-sister-city international students to apply and be accepted to UAA for the Fall, 2009 semester with a referral from an EducationUSA advisor.  You can find a list of sister cities at http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/futurestudents/residency.cfm. and request the referral form from Doni Williams at doni@uaa.alaska.edu.  It can be submitted by e-mail, fax, or postal mail after the student has applied and obtained a student identification number.  Admission information can be found on the UAA International Student Services web site. Students will have to show the full amount of resources - $26,415.00 (to insure they can continue after the first year), but the actual cost to the student for that year will drop to an estimated $14679.

 

The University of Alaska Anchorage is a comprehensive metropolitan university situated in the heart of a vast and magnificent state.  Located on the edge of the nation’s last great wilderness, UAA is far from remote in the things that matter to students.   Innovative programs, a world-class faculty, and a brand new state-of-the art library are just the beginning.  Many people think of Alaska in extremes – and they’re right!  The Summers are extremely stunning, the people are extremely friendly, the winter sports are extremely exhilarating, and the animals are extremely wild!  Anchorage, Alaska’s largest city, offers the best of what Alaska has to offer, with distinct seasons, great attractions, and rich cultural offerings year round.

University of Alaska Anchorage

University Center

3901Old Seward Highway, Suite 106

Anchorage, AK 99503-6035

907-786-1573 (phone)

907-786-4888 (fax)

doni@uaa.alaska.edu

http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/iss 

http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/iss/study_abroad.cfm

Final Tally coming

Ace! NewsFlash

With today's release of college acceptances, the app season for the Class of 2013 has practically come to a dramatic conclusion. Great news from Middlebury and Macalester, congratulations KV and JC!

Much has been rumored, much is being talked about, and yes, much remains to be analyzed, but Team Ace! would like to be the first to commend all our Junior Interns, advisees, test-prep students for their resolute determination to pursue the highest quality of college education, and we congratulate them for their success in receiving attractive college acceptances and financial aid/scholarship awards.

Stay tuned to this space for our follow-up posts as we
- review the admission results
- tally up Financial Aid & Scholarships (somewhere north of $1 million)
- finetune our advising strategies for Class of 2014
- and move through the next 3-4 weeks of intensive counseling with students, scholars and their families to make "the best choice."

What a season, what a moment in history, what exciting prospects lie ahead for all!

"Life is like a bowl of somtum...you never know how many chillies you'll find"

Another Day, Another Bunch of Great Schools

Ace! NewsFlash


Recently, we ventured out to meet new friends around Chiang Mai, and hopefully inspire all to seriously pursue their dreams of college in the USA....sharing the memories above


Today was a Good Day for admission results - Duke, Carnegie Mellon, Berkeley, UC Santa Cruz - congratulations to our advisees in Chiang Mai and Bangkok! So you see, they liked your essays after all the discussions we went through to get your point across.


What a week, admission decisions came fast & furious, scholarships & financial aid really picked up steam to cross that magic $1 Million mark - now we have some momentum!

It's gonna be a big weekend for our friends/advisees/students...we'll be having ice-cream & waiting to hear from each of you. Yes, even you, Tim, of the 5.52am emails ;-)

Admissions NewsFlash

Ace! NewsFlash

1. CONGRATULATIONS to JC for St. Olaf..with scholarship/FinAid award!

2. Updates for those counting down to admissions decisions:

UC Berkeley - March 26th

Cornell - March 31st

UT Austin - April 1st (yes, really!)

Fulbright S&T Awards 2010 (Ph.D.)

Ace! NewsFlash

INTERNATIONAL FULBRIGHT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AWARD PROGRAM FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2010

for qualified Thai citizens for study toward Ph.D. in the United States.

GENERAL INFORMATION/PROVISIONS

The objective of this award is to encourage the world’s outstanding students in the field of science, technology and engineering to pursue their advanced studies in the U.S. which has the most attractive destination for serious scientific and technological research and study which not only welcomes top-notch talent, we encourage future leaders to shape their careers through U.S. study.

For the academic year 2010, up to 40 awards will be competed worldwide for candidates who demonstrate unique aptitude and innovation in the field of Aeronautics and Astronomics/Aeronautical Engineering, Astronomy/Planetary Sciences, Biology, Biomedical Engineering Chemistry, Computer Sciences/Engineering, Energy, Engineering (electrical, chemical, civil, mechanical, ocean, and petroleum), Environmental Science/Engineering, Geology/Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Information Sciences(engineering focus only), Materials Science/Engineering, Mathematics, Neuroscience/Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Oceanography, Public Health (theoretical research focus only), Physics and Agriculture (theoretical and research-based in Entomology, Plant Biology, Plant Pathology, Soil Science).

Up to two applications of nominated candidates from Thailand will be proposed to the Institute of International Education, U.S.A. for final review and selection. Winners will be placed at leading U.S. institutions such as Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Stanford University.

Application Deadline is on May 15, 2009.

Grantees will receive tuition, a monthly stipend for up to 36 months, health and accident coverage, a book and equipment allowance, professional conference allowance, travel support, and specially tailored enrichment activities. After three years, U.S. universities will be expected to cover the remaining expenses toward completion of a Ph.D.

ELIGIBILITY

An applicant must:

1. be a Thai citizen in good health (Individuals holding U.S. immigrant visas or permanent U.S. resident cards (green cards), or dual (Thai and U.S.) citizenships are not eligible for Fulbright scholarships);
2. have completed master’s degree before August 1, 2010 and have at least a cumulative GPA of 3.50 or equivalent on academic transcripts both undergraduate and graduate study;
3. have an official and valid TOEFL score (iBT score of at least 92, or computer-based TOEFL score of at least 237, or paper-based TOEFL score of 580 or higher); (For TOEFL examination, please directly visit website www.toefl.org for more information).
4. have an eligible General GRE score report with a quantitative score of at least 700 (GRE score report should be sent to IIE by August 17, 2009)
5. be in Thailand for the interview;
6. plan to commence their studies in the U.S. in the academic year 2010, and that "Students already in the United States are normally ineligible to apply."

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1) From February 6, 2009, an application form can be downloaded from www.fulbrightthai.org

2) The application package must be accompanied by:

1. The completed 5-page application form and 3 photocopies of the original application;

2. 4 photocopies of university transcript(s) both undergraduate and graduate level for all years of academic study;

3. 4 photocopies of official and valid TOEFL and General GRE score report;

4. 3 letters of recommendation in sealed envelopes

(the Fulbright recommendation form A, B, and C are strictly used)

5. 4 photocopies of resume

3) The completed application and supporting documents can be sent by mail (see address above) or

by hand delivered to the Foundation, but must arrive NO LATER THAN MAY 15, 2009, to be eligible

for consideration. The Foundation is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

4. Further information can be obtained from the Foundation, Tel. 0-2285-0581-2, in particular,

Mr. Chatchai Ugsornsilp at ext. 106, or Ms. Cheewarat Kaewsangkwan at ext. 107.

You are also invited to contact Ace! for more information and advice.

High Stakes Waiting

Ace! NewsFlash

See, that's the great thing about you, Isaac --- high stakes decisions coming out, and it's "interesting." Your Zen-like attitude will see you through these exciting days and hours and minutes...how much sleep are you gonna get?

So clearly you ve done your research: Princeton & Cornell decisions on Apr 1 (after 4 am TH time), Stanford on Apr 2 (after 7 am TH time), Dartmouth "early apr", and CMU "by Apr 15".

Hang on tight! Good luck!

Happy Sunday

Team Ace! welcomes Isaac to our EducationUSA blog...we had a feeling you'd be interested in our coffee - today we're brewing Kupu-kupu Bola Dunia from Bali!

Discover the New Ace!

Ace! NewsFlash


Welcome to our new center, Ace! at Nimman

#21 soi 9 Nimmanhaemin Road

... students are saying they love our location - just down the street from Starbucks! Yes , and we have better coffee ;-)


Call to see what our Coffee Specialist is brewing today: 081.8212686

Email us: hub.ace at gmail.com