BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 6. Azerbaijani students'
interest in studying in the U.S. continues to grow amid the
expansion of educational programs, the growing number of exchange
participants, and the increased promotion of American universities
in Azerbaijan, Randy Cole, a cultural affairs officer at the U.S.
Embassy, told reporters during a U.S. Alumni Fair held in Baku,
Trend reports.
According to him, the event annually brings together
representatives of American universities, educational programs, and
alumni who help prospective students gain a more comprehensive
understanding of the U.S. higher education system.
"Today, we represent over 40 universities from more than 5,000
higher education institutions in the United States. Representatives
from EducationUSA and American Spaces are also here, providing
advice to students and parents on admissions issues," he noted.
Cole emphasized that special attention is paid to practical
information for prospective students.
"We explain in detail the application process, test
requirements, and visa procedures. This helps students move from
general interest to the specific steps to applying to American
universities," he added.
The embassy representative also noted that the American higher
education system offers a wide range of programs and
opportunities.
"There are more than 5,000 universities in the United States,
from large research centers to small colleges. This means every
student can find a program that matches their interests and
abilities," he said.
