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The CIS University Tour is an excellent opportunity for students and parents to become familiar with the multitude of higher education options that are offered abroad by speaking personally with colleges and university admissions officers and faculty members.

Keep an open mind, ask questions, and think critically about the educational options that are being presented to you. Remember, while you may be inclined to believe there is only one “right” university for you, the fact is that many universities may suit you. Use this event as a unique opportunity to conduct some careful and thoughtful research. Remember, this is a process which should be as enjoyable as it is rewarding.

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to COLOMBIAToday you will meet admission representatives from 14 diverse and prestigious colleges and universities. Please take a few minutes to read this brochure, as it will enlighten you regarding the range of options offered by the institutions on this tour. During the fair be sure to stop, ask questions, and take advantage of speaking with someone who is likely to read your application. Keep an open mind as you visit each table, and consider programs or institutions which may not be familiar to you. Be sure to complete inquiry cards for the institutions that pique your interest, as the follow up information you receive will help guide your future higher educational choices.

We look forward to talking with you today, and wish you the greatest success in your college search process!

CIS UNIVERSITY TOUR

YOU’LL MEET TODAY:

BerkeLey COLLege | New york, New york | USA

The COLLege Of ST. SChOLASTICA | Duluth, Minnesota | USA

frANkLIN COLLege, SwITzerLAND | Sorengo (Lugano), Switzerland

Ie UNIverSITy | Segovia, Spain

INDIANA UNIverSITy-pUrDUe UNIverSITy INDIANApOLIS (IUpUI) | Indianapolis, Indiana | USA

MANhATTANvILLe COLLege | purchase, New york | USA

MArqUeTTe UNIverSITy | Milwaulkee, wisconsin | USA

MeMOrIAL UNIverSITy Of NewfOUNDLAND | Corner Brook, Newfoundland | Canada

pepperDINe UNIverSITy | Malibu, California | USA

SAvANNAh COLLege Of ArT AND DeSIgN | Atlanta & Savannah, georgia | USA and hong kong

The SChOOL Of The ArT INSTITUTe Of ChICAgO | Chicago, Illinois | USA

STeTSON UNIverSITy | Deland, florida | USA

UNIverSITy Of DeNver | Denver, Colorado | USA

The UNIverSITy Of TAMpA | Tampa, florida | USA

Berkeley College offers practical teaching programs pri-marily in Business fields. A multi-cultural student body and eight locations offer international students a wide range of possibilities. The largest campus is in Mid-town New York City, global epicenter for culture, fashion, arts and busi-ness. This dynamic setting enhances the student’s experi-ence with a classroom outside the classroom. Providing students with actual work experience is one of Berkeley’s greatest advantages. To help students achieve their career goals, every degree program has an internship require-ment. Berkeley offers the unique benefit of helping students obtain their internship. Quarterly Tuition is $7250, annual tuition is $21,750. International scholarships are available to students who qualify. Scholarship applications must be received with the admission application. The most popu-lar programs are Fashion Marketing & Management, Inter-national Business and Marketing. Currently there are 798 International students enrolled as degree seeking students or as study abroad students.

BERkELEY COLLEGE

Luis LojaInternational Admissions Adviser12 East 41st Street, 14th FloorNew York, NY 10017 | USA

Tel: +1 212 687 3730Fax: +1 212 986 7827Email: lol@berkeleycollege.eduWeb: www.berkeleycollege.edu

THE COLLEGE Of ST. SCHOLASTICAThe College of St. Scholastica, founded in 1912, is a tra-ditional residential, liberal arts college located in Duluth, Minnesota, with an enrollment of 2200 full-time under-graduate students from forty-two countries. Annual tuition is $28,200. Scholarships are available based on merit and need. Saint Scholastica offers 41 academic areas of study. The forested hilltop campus overlooks Lake Superior with its international port and Duluth attracts more than four-mil-lion visitors annually for its many recreational activities and the beauty afforded by the four seasons. In its most recent

“America’s Best Colleges” rankings U.S. News and World Report identifies St. Scholastica as a “Top School” in the Midwest Master’s University category. A new science cen-ter is under construction to reflect the College’s emphasis on the health sciences and pre-professional preparation.

Tom HomanDirector of International Education1200 Kenwood AvenueDuluth, MN 55811 | USA

Tel: +1 218 733 2214Fax: +1 218 723 6290Email: thoman@css.eduWeb: www.css.edu

IE UNIVERSITYLocated in historic Segovia, Spain, just a short ride from Madrid, IE University’s education model is focused on academic excellence, new technologies and international mobility coupled with practical experience. The exclusive academic portfolio is adapted to the norms of the European Higher Education Area. IE University’s programs, taught in English and Spanish, are designed to train global leaders by equipping them with the kinds of humanistic skills and values that shape 21st century leaders. Degree programs are taught in English and Spanish which include Busi-ness Administration, Architecture, Communication, Law, Biology, Psychology, Tourism as well as a Dual Degree in Business and Law. Our flexible curriculum fosters a multi-disciplinary education which is the hallmark of IE programs. Online application process. Permanent support through 24 IE offices around the world. 2.5 million Euros available in scholarships. Tuition Fees: 18.000€ per year. Estimated monthly living expenses: 1.500€. IE University: Maximize Your Potential.

Franklin College, located in Lugano, Switzerland, offers a U.S and Swiss accredited Bachelor of Arts Degree program. Fifteen majors are offered including International Rela-tions, International Management, Media & Communica-tion Studies, International Economics, Modern Languages, Environmental Studies. A special two-week academic travel program is required each semester to destinations in Europe, Africa, Asia and the U.S. The College overlooks the city and lake of Lugano, a 15-minute walk from campus. Our residential campus is home to 450 students represent-ing 62 countries and includes 10 residence halls, a stu-dent center, dining facilities, art studios, library, auditorium, classrooms, computer labs, gymnasium and playing field. Applicants should submit an online application, three rec-ommendation letters, official school records, 2 essays and official SAT or TOEFL scores. All applicants are considered for scholarships and need-based financial aid is offered. Tuition, room & board and fees for the 2010-2011 academic year are Sfr. 57,340 / USD 45,570.

fRANkLIN COLLEGE, SWITzERLAND

Patricia SalgarDirector IE, ColombiaCardenal Zuniga, 12Segovia 40003 | Spain

Tel: +1 34 571 636 0705Fax: +1 34 571 256 5694Email: Patricia.Salgar@ie.eduWeb: www.ie.edu/university

Cristina CruzAssistant Director of Admissionsvia Ponte Tresa 296924 Sorengo/Lugano | Switzerland

Tel: +41 91 986 36 13Fax: +41 91.993.39.06 Email: ccruz@fc.eduWeb: www.fc.edu

MANHATTANVILLE COLLEGEManhattanville College, founded in 1841, is a private, four-year, coeducational, liberal arts institution. The College is located in prosperous and thriving Westchester County, New York on 100 beautiful acres. The campus offers the spaciousness and leisurely pace of a suburban location along with the resources of New York City, which is just 30 minutes away. One of the most diverse colleges in the US, our 1,700 students come from 40 states and 76 coun-tries. Manhattanville offers a rigorous academic experience within a nurturing environment, the student faculty ratio is 12:1 and over 80% of classes have 20 or fewer students. More than 40 academic areas and concentrations are offered and 21 Division III Athletic programs. Scholarships and Financial Aid are offered to international students. The admissions deadline is March 1.

Christian AndradeAssistant Director of Admissions2900 Purchase StreetPurchase, NY 10577 | USA

Tel: +1 914 323 5293Fax: +1 914 694 1732Email: andradec@mville.eduWeb: www.manhattanville.edu/InternationalStudents

MARqUETTE UNIVERSITY

Susan WhippleAssistant Director, Office of International EducationPO Box 1881Milwaukee, WI 53233 | USA

Tel: +1 414 288 7289Fax: +1 414 288 3701Email: world@marquette.eduWeb: www.marquette.edu/oie

Founded in 1881, Marquette is ranked in the top 10% of uni-versities in the United States and is commonly recognized for its value and quality. At Marquette, more than 11,000 students receive a world class education from internation-ally recognized professors. Following the Jesuit tradition, Marquette offers students both a breadth of knowledge through the core of common studies and a depth of knowl-edge through a major field of study. In total, there are over 60 major fields of study within our seven colleges: Arts and Sciences; Business Administration; Communication; Edu-cation; Engineering; Health Sciences; and Nursing. Mar-quette also recognizes outstanding student achievement by offering a number of competitive scholarships for inter-national students. Over 90% of the international students who applied for Fall 2010 received scholarships. Academic scholarships currently range from $5,000 to $18,000 per year.

MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY Of NEWfOUNDLANDLocated on Canada’s Atlantic coast, Memorial University of Newfoundland is a high-quality public institution with a wide range of programs and affordable tuition. Memo-rial has 18,000 (1150 International) students on four cam-puses: the St. John’s campus and Marine Institute in the provincial capital of St. John’s; the Grenfell campus in the city of Corner Brook; and the Harlow campus in Eng-land. Over 100 undergraduate and graduate programs are offered, with specialties including Arts, Business, Education, Engineering, Fine Arts, Human Kinetics and Recreation, Maritime Studies, Music, Nursing, Resource Management, Science, Social Work, Technology and more. Admission is based on graduation from a recognized uni-versity preparatory program with an average of 70% in acceptable senior level high school courses in the follow-ing five subjects: English, mathematics, a laboratory sci-ence, a modern language, classical language or social science, and an elective. A limited number of merit based entrance scholarships are available.

Anthony AdeyInternational Student Recruitment Officer1 University DriveGrenfell CampusCorner Brook, NF A2H 6P9 | Canada

Tel: +1 709 637 6200 x 6490Fax: +1 709 637 6250Email: awadey@swgc.mun.caWeb: www.mun.ca/become or www.swgc.ca

INDIANA UNIVERSITY-pURDUE UNIVERSITYINDIANApOLIS (IUpUI)Created as a partnership of Indiana University and Purdue University in 1969, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) is an urban research university that offers 225+ majors through 22 schools, and is the home Indiana University campus for state-wide programs in medi-cine, dentistry, nursing, and social work. USN&WR places IUPUI in the top 20 in First Year Experience, Service Learn-ing, and Learning Communities, and highlights IUPUI as an “Up-and-Coming” national university. IUPUI has a total enrollment of 30,300 students, 1,450 of which are interna-tional students representing 140+ countries. Tuition for the 2011-2012 academic year is $24,428. Most competitive and admissions-based scholarship programs are open to inter-national students. Offers range from $3,500 to $14,000 per year, renewable for four years. On average, IUPUI’s admit-ted freshmen have a B+ average (3.2 GPA on a 4.0 scale). SAT or ACT is required for students seeking scholarship consideration.

Jennifer Mathews Assistant Director for International Recruitment902 West New York Street, ES 2126Indianapolis, IN 46202-5156 | USA

Tel: +1 317 274 7000Fax: +1 317 278 2213Email: iapply@iupui.eduWeb: www.iapply.iupui.edu

SAVANNAH COLLEGE Of ART AND DESIGN

Brandy FransenSenior Admission RepresentativePO Box 2072, Savannah, GA 31402-2072 | USA

PO Box 77300, Atlanta, GA 30357-1300 | USA

2F, 30-32 Wyndham Street Central, HONG KONG

Tel: +1 404 253 3143Fax: +1 404 253 3466Email: bfransen@scad.eduWeb: www.scad.edu

SCAD is qualified to prepare talented students for pro-fessional, creative careers. SCAD graduates are in high demand; job placement is 80% within six months of grad-uation. The innovative curriculum at SCAD emphasizes learning through individual attention via small class sizes although enrollment is 10,000 students; 10% international. SCAD offers 43 majors and 50 minors with locations in Savannah and Atlanta, Ga., Lacoste, France, Hong Kong and online programs through SCAD-eLearning. SCAD attracts students from all 50 states and over 100 countries. SCAD is a private, nonprofit institution accredited by SACS to award Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Architecture (five year accredited), Master of Arts, Master of Fine Arts and Master of Urban Design degrees, as well as undergraduate and graduate certificates. SCAD offers scholarships for international students based on academic and artistic merit that range from $3,000 to full-tuition which is $30,510 not including room and board.

THE SCHOOL Of THE ART INSTITUTE Of CHICAGOA leader in educating artists and designers since 1866, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) offers nation-ally accredited undergraduate, graduate, and post-bac-calaureate programs to over 3,200 students from around the world. The School’s student body boasts a 17% inter-national population representing 51 different countries. Located in the heart of Chicago, SAIC’s educational phi-losophy is built upon a multidisciplinary approach to art and design, giving students the opportunity to develop their creative and critical abilities while freely navigating throughout 18 different departments of study. In addition to the time-honored study of painting, sculpture, printmaking, and design, SAIC’s studio programs embrace film and new media, electronic and sound arts, and creative writing. The School promotes contemporary discourse about art and design through its many venues such as the Gene Siskel Film Center, Video Data Bank, and the world’s third largest art museum, the Art Institute of Chicago.

Lawrence RodriguezAssistant Director, International Student Services36 South Wabash AvenueSuite 1203Chicago, IL 60603 | USA

Tel: +1 312 629 6830Fax: +1 312 629 6831Email: lrodri2@saic.eduWeb: www.saic.edu/international

STETSON UNIVERSITYFounded in 1883, Stetson is the oldest private univer-sity in Florida & ranked in the top 3 “Best Colleges in the South”. Stetson has four campuses, the historic DeLand campus,25 miles from Daytona Beach and 35 miles from Orlando, home to the College of Arts & Sciences, School of Business Administration, and School of Music. Also the university operates a center in Celebration, a Law Center

- Tampa and a College of Law in Gulfport. We have over 2,200 undergraduates & 1,600 graduate students from 39 states, 36 foreign countries, with a student-faculty ratio of 11:1. Stetson offers NCAA Div. I sports, variety of intercol-legiate sports, semester-long study abroad programs are available in Europe, Russia & China. We have over 100 student organizations, student government, national frater-nities & sororities, and 17 scholastic and honorary societies, such as Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Kappa Psi.

Petra CarlzenInternational Admissions Counselor421 North Woodland Boulevard, Unit 8378Deland, FL 32723 | USA

Tel: +1 386 822 7198Fax: +1 386 822 7112Email: pcarlzen@stetson.eduWeb: www.stetson.edu

pEppERDINE UNIVERSITYPepperdine University, a private Christian comprehensive University, is located in Malibu, California, thirty-five min-utes west of Los Angeles. A residential community nestled within the Santa Monica Mountains and overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Pepperdine offers rigorous curriculum in seven academic divisions. Seaver College is the universi-ty’s undergraduate program, enrolling approximately 2,950 students. Pepperdine attracts students from a myriad of backgrounds including students from all 50 states and over 70 countries. To support international students, the Office of International Student Services offers services including admission counseling, immigration support, student orien-tations, and programming. With a student/faculty ratio of 14:1, professional relationships between students and pro-fessors are cultivated both inside and outside of the class-room. The classes you take at Pepperdine will rarely consist of one-sided lectures. The faculty and staff are committed to the highest standards of academic excellence, where students are appreciated, respected and strengthened “for lives of purpose, service and leadership.”

Virginia GrovesAssistant Director, OISS24255 Pacific Coast Highway 4246Malibu, CA 90263 | USA

Tel: +1 310 506 4246Fax: +1 310 506 7403Email: vhgroves@pepperdine.eduWeb: www.pepperdine.edu

THE UNIVERSITY Of TAMpAThe University of Tampa is a private, medium sized com-prehensive university offering over 120 majors, minors and pre-professional programs. 6000 students attend, rep-resenting 50 states and nearly 100 countries. Highlights include: an innovative freshmen year program, state-of-the-art facilities, an Honors Program, peer tutoring, Writ-ing Center, internships, faculty directed student research and study abroad. Approximately 70 percent of the full-time undergraduates live on campus. Faculty to student ratio of 1:15 and all classes are taught by professors and not by stu-dent assistants. Students choose from over 140 clubs and organizations and compete in NCAA Division II sports. Aca-demic and athletic scholarships are available. UT students enjoy a combination of academic excellence and personal attention. UT continues to rank as one the most affordable universities in the southeast US with tuition, fees, room and board costing $32,000 annually. UT does not require the SAT’s from non US citizens however all non-native English speakers are required to take the TOEFL or IELTS.

George DaPonteDirector of International Admissions401 West Kennedy BoulevardTampa, FL 33606 | USA

Tel: +1 813 257 3796Fax: +1 813 258 7398Email: gdaponte@ut.eduWeb: www.ut.edu

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UNIVERSITY Of DENVERThe University of Denver is a mid-sized, private, compre-hensive college located in a residential area of Colorado’s capital city. As a U.S. News and World Report Top 100 university, DU is the oldest private university in the Rocky Mountain region. The average class size is 21 students, with a faculty/student ratio of 1:8. The average GPA among admitted students last year was 3.67/4.0. The SAT aver-age was 1206 (CR/M). With an undergraduate enrollment of approximately 5000, international students (including U.S. abroad) make up nearly 8% of our first-year class. Col-orado boasts over 300 days of sunshine a year. Because of its academic reputation, Colorado’s climate, numerous outdoor activities and Denver’s business and entertain-ment hub, DU attracts students from all 50 states and nearly 90 countries. Merit-based scholarships are available up to $19,000; no additional application is necessary. Tuition and living expenses are approximately $50,000 per year.

Marjorie SmithAssociate Dean, Director, International Student Admission2197 S. University Blvd.Denver, CO 80208 | USA

Tel: +1 303 871 2790Fax: +1 303 871 3522Email: msmith@du.eduWeb: www.du.edu

Institutions participating in this tour that are in the Continental United States are located in the shaded states.

CIS University Tour to COLOMBIA Majors Offered 2010-11

Berkeley College

The College of St. Scholastica

Franklin College, Switzerland

IE University

IUP U

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Manhattanville College

Marquette U

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Pepperdine University 

Savannah College of Art and Design

The School of the Art institute of ChicagoStetson U

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University of Denver 

The University of Tam

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Accounting • • • • • • • • •American Studies • •Anthropology • • • • •Archaeology •Architecture • • •Art • • • • • • • • • •Art History • • • • • • •Asian Studies • • •AstronomyAthletic Training • • • • • •Aviation and Aeronautics •Biochemistry • • • • • • • • •Biology • • • • • • • • • •Business Administration • • • • • • • • • • • •Chemistry • • • • • • • • •Classics • • •Communications • • • • • • • • • • •Computer Graphics • • • • • •Computer Science/ Systems • • • • • • • • •Criminal Justice • • • • •Culinary ArtsDance • •Drama/Theater • • • • • • •Early Childhood StudiesEconomics • • • • • • • • • •Education • • • • • • • •Engineering • • • •Engineering ‐ Dual Degree • • •English • • • • • • • • • •Environmental Science • • • • • • •Fashion Design/Retailing • • •Film/Radio/TV/Video Production • • • • • •Finance/Banking • • • • • • • • • •Geography • • • •Geology/Earth Science • •Graphic Design • • • • • •Health Care Administration • • •History • • • • • • • • •Hotel/Restaurant Mgmt/Tourism • • • •Interior Design • • • •

CIS University Tour to COLOMBIA Majors Offered 2010-11

Berkeley College

The College of St. Scholastica

Franklin College, Switzerland

IE University

IUP U

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Manhattanville College

Marquette U

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orial University of N

ewfoundland

Pepperdine University 

Savannah College of Art and Design

The School of the Art institute of ChicagoStetson U

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University of Denver 

The University of Tam

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International Business • • • • • • • • • •International Economy • • •International Studies • • • • • • • • •Journalism • • • • • • •Languages • • • • • • • • •Marine Sciences • • • •Marketing/Advertising • • • • • • • • • • •Mathematics • • • • • • • • •Medical Technology •Merchandising • •Music • • • • • • • •Nursing • • • • •Philosophy • • • • • • • •Photography • • • • •Physical Education/Recreation • • • •Physical Therapy • • •Physics • • • • • • • •Political Science/Government • • • • • • • • •PreProfessional (Pre‐Med, Dentistry, Law, etc) • • • • • • • • • •Psychology • • • • • • • • • •Religion • • • • • • • •ROTC/Military Science • • •Speech • •Sports Management • • •Social Work • • •Sociology • • • • • • • •Urban StudiesWomen's/Feminist/Gender Studies • • • •Writing • • • • • • • • • •

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