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ARMENIAN STUDENTS WERE GIVEN A CHANCE TO RECEIVE ACADEMIC EDUCATION ABROAD
PanArmenian News
April 20 2009
Armenia
Due to the efforts of Armenian Association for Academic Partnership
and Support (ARMACAD) President Khachik Gevorgyan, a number of famous
universities agreed to assist Armenian students from the whole world
with academic education issues.
Armenian Societies of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard
and Oxford Universities, responding to the call of ARMACAD President,
expressed their readiness to use all the resources available to help
Armenian students wishing to enter foreign universities, starting from
preparation of applications to searching for scholarships and grants.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Armenian Society President Tigran
Sloyan; Armenian Society Representatives at Harvard, Mathew Ghazaryan
and Oxford, Mihran Vardanyan call on Armenian students of other
foreign universities to show more initiative by joining the movement.
"We're very optimistic about this initiative and hope to be able to
fulfill our ideas and assist Armenian students to receive quality
academic education abroad," ARMACAD President Khachik Gevorgyan told
a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter.
PanArmenian News
April 20 2009
Armenia
Due to the efforts of Armenian Association for Academic Partnership
and Support (ARMACAD) President Khachik Gevorgyan, a number of famous
universities agreed to assist Armenian students from the whole world
with academic education issues.
Armenian Societies of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard
and Oxford Universities, responding to the call of ARMACAD President,
expressed their readiness to use all the resources available to help
Armenian students wishing to enter foreign universities, starting from
preparation of applications to searching for scholarships and grants.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Armenian Society President Tigran
Sloyan; Armenian Society Representatives at Harvard, Mathew Ghazaryan
and Oxford, Mihran Vardanyan call on Armenian students of other
foreign universities to show more initiative by joining the movement.
"We're very optimistic about this initiative and hope to be able to
fulfill our ideas and assist Armenian students to receive quality
academic education abroad," ARMACAD President Khachik Gevorgyan told
a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter.