Study Abroad

In addition to rent and deposit, Indian students at Neoma Business School may incur additional costs for utilities, cleaning, and parking. Students may also need to pay for other accommodation if they arrive early. Additional costs Utilities: Students may need to pay for utilities like electricity and heatingCleaning: Students may be charged a cleaning fee at checkout if the room is not cleanParking: Students may need to pay for parkingOther accommodation: Students may need to pay for other accommodation if they arrive earlyHousing allowanceStudents may be eligible for a housing allowance, called the CAF, which covers about 20% of rent The amount of the allowance depends on several factors, including the student's income and where they live Students must apply for the CAF housing allowance soon after moving in 

Yes, on-campus accommodation at NEOMA Business School requires advance booking and payment. The first semester's rent, including the deposit and administrative fee, must be paid before arrival in France. How to bookHousing application: NEOMA sends a housing offer to newly admitted students twice a year, in May and November. Online booking: Students can use the Studapart platform to book accommodation. Payment: Students must pay the first semester's rent in full before arrival. If the student is booking for the full year, they must also pay the second semester's rent before the end of the first semester. What to considerHousing insuranceStudents are required to sign up for housing insurance online before arrival. GuarantorIf the student is finding housing to share or sublet, they may need a guarantor from France or Europe. SupportStudents can get help from the Studapart support team, which is available six days a week. 

Students can find on-campus employment easily while studying at Emerson College. Students can find part-time employment via the federal work-study programme or the college's general employment program. During the academic year, you are permitted to work up to 20 hours per week on campus as an F-1 student, and during breaks, students are allowed to work more than 20 hours per week. Office assistant, food services, and library assistant are a few examples of jobs that can be found on campus. Students are paid weekly cheques directly. Student Employment will not post off-campus positions unless they are a Service Work Study partner. For off-campus employment students need to reach out to the Office of Career Development.

Montclair State University is one of the most prominent universities in the United States for higher education. The University offers admission to international students in two intakes namely Fall and Spring intake. Every year a large number of international students apply to the university, but only a few students get enrolled.  International students must fulfil the admission requirements at Montclair State University. The University admission requirements can vary from undergraduate to postgraduate programs. Students must refer to the program-specific page at the university for detailed requirements. Montclair State University admission requirements for international students are mentioned below:UndergraduateStudents for admission are expected to complete a minimum of 16 units of college-preparatory coursework as follows:Four units of EnglishThree units of mathematics (including Algebra, Geometry, and Algebra II)Two units of the same foreign languageTwo units of laboratory scienceTwo units of social sciencesMathematics Beyond Algebra IILaboratory Science Beyond ChemistryA third or fourth year of a foreign languageAdvanced Placement coursesHonours coursesSAT/ACT (optional)PostgraduateAcademic transcriptsBachelor's degreeUniversity9 target="_blank" rel="noopener">GRE/GMATEnglish language proficiencyLetter of RecommendationsEssay/StatementResume/CV