USA scholarships

The United States is one of  the prime destinations for students who are looking to benefit from a top notch and widely recognized international education.  However, there are limited scholarship options for international students who wish to study in the US for free

Computer Science in UK

Computer science and IT courses tend to focus on software engineering, covering such fields as database design, network systems and the Internet, but there are other exciting areas like games design, artificial intelligence and cybernetics. You'll need strong maths skills, an interest in physics, and be good at technical problem solving.

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IT degree in usa

The most common type of undergraduate program is a bachelor's degree, usually awarded after four years of successful study. Accelerated 3-year bachelor's degrees are available at Royal Roads University in Canada.

There is a huge choice of bachelor's degrees in North America - learn how to choose a major. Depending on your major, the type of degree you earn may be a Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (BS/BSc), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), or another type of award.

Bangkok Hotels and Tourist Information

Cultural phenomenon, shopping heaven and tourist treasure. Welcome to Bangkok; one of the most cosmopolitan, contrasting and, above all, compelling of Asian cities. A steamy, pulsating, yet smiling metropolis of more than ten million – intense at first, but addictive as anything. Come find your niche among dazzling temples, hotels of every breed and size, eclectic markets, gleaming palaces, ritzy shopping malls, a famous nightlife and the many things in between.

about bangkok hotels

Bangkok is never short of hotels, whether luxury international chain or one-off boutique with only a few rooms. However, choosing the one that perfectly lives up to your expectations depends very much on the purpose of your visit. Business travellers will feel right at home at one of the high-end hotels in Ploenchit-Chidlom and Sukhumvit areas, while enthusiastic shoppers might want to stay in or nearby Siam, where glittering mega-malls are just a few steps away from the hotel’s doorstep.

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Black Friday Kicks Off US Consumer Spending

 With the exception of the Eurozone meetings that are ongoing in Europe, Monday will be a quiet day for economic reports, with nothing major coming from any country.  Barring any news from the Eurozone summit, we should see a relatively quiet trading day.  The Yen opened stronger today in the first hour of trading in Asia, despite reports from the BoJ that monetary easing is on the horizon to weaken the Yen, which has been in a 3+ year uptrend.  Trading since the initial pop has been quiet and flat.  Expect similar moves for the London and New York open, with the EUR dropping based on results of Spanish elections.  Overall, Monday should be a range bound day.

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U.S. Dollar

With a dearth of news today and the likelihood of any resolution to the pending fiscal cliff issue coming from Washington being virtually nil, expect to see a range bound dollar.  The sole exception to this would be if positive news came from Europe regarding the Greek bailout, however, since most of the positive bias is already baked into the EUR/USD, any gains above the 1.3000 will most likely be seen as profit taking opportunities.

Euro: Spain Adds to EUR Woes

More uncertainty coming from the Euro Zone has snapped last week’s uptrend in the Euro.  Pro-independence groups in Spain have won regional elections, sparking uncertainty regarding the political climate in Spain and the possibility of the country postponing a request for a financial bailout.  This, combined with the current inability of the Euro Zone leaders to agree on a course of action for Greece has the Euro back in a weak position relative to major world currencies.  World economists speculate that even if a Greek deal is made today, the election results and uncertainty from Spain could continue to weaken the Euro currency.