Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Like most humanities and social sciences courses, sociology degrees do not prepare students for a clearly defined career. However, a degree in sociology does provide a broad set of transferrable skills valued by employers across many different employment sectors. For those who do want to put their sociology background to more specific use, popular jobs for sociology majors include:

Social work jobs
Social work refers to a fairly broad group of roles all focused on trying to improve the quality of life for those classed as ‘disadvantaged’ in some way within a society. Social work jobs are typically found within governments and local authorities, community groups and charities. Roles may be based on research, organization and management, administration, or direct contact with individuals and groups. Key issues for social workers include: drug abuse, mental health problems, physical and learning disabilities, homelessness, child protection and school attendance.

Monday, November 28, 2016


Architect Education
In all states, earning a professional degree in architecture is typically the first step to becoming an architect. Most architects earn their professional degree through a 5-year Bachelor of Architecture degree program, intended for students with no previous architectural training. Many earn a master’s degree in architecture, which can take 1 to 5 years in addition to the time spent earning a bachelor’s degree. The amount of time required depends on the extent of the student’s previous education and training in architecture.

Saturday, November 5, 2016

PROVIMET E MATEMATIKES TE ZGJIDHURA 2006-2012 (SHIKO)

Provimi i Matures 2006 -Matematike e Pergjithshme (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Matematike e Pergjithshme (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Matematike e Pergjithshme (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2011 - Matematike e Pergjithshme  (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Matematike Pergjithshme (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Matematike e thelluar (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Matematike e thelluar (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2014 - Matematike e Pergjithshme (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2014 - Matematike Profesionale (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2015 - Matematike e Pergjithshme (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2015 - Matematike Profesionale (Shiko)

Matematikë, zgjidhje gjimnaz varianti B, Matura 2016

Getting into medical school
Given the prestige associated with the medical professions, and the extremely challenging nature of most medical careers, it’s unsurprising that getting into medical school is extremely competitive. In order to gain a place at a top medical school, it’s necessary to demonstrate exceptional grades in science subjects (especially chemistry and biology), as well as showing evidence of commitment to the field. This will usually mean gaining work experience, perhaps at a local healthcare center, private consultancy or another type of care facility such as an elderly care home.

If you have managed to gain the grades and the work experience necessary to secure a place on a medical course, then the chances are you’re no stranger to hard work. Despite this, you’ll need to be prepared for even more challenges, both during your studies and in the years ahead. This is a profession that can demand a lot both intellectually and emotionally, with an intensive and time-consuming workload.

What to expect from a medical degree
As well as allowing you to specialize in a particular division of medicine, medical degrees also provide students with the practical skills needed for specialized hands-on tasks (from taking a blood sample to complex surgical procedures), and the ‘people skills’ needed for interaction with patients and relatives.
2006
Provimi i Matures 2006 -Fizike (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2006 - Hyrje ne Filozofi,Ekonomi e zbatuar (Shiko)(Shkarko)
Provimi i Matures 2006 - Anglisht (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2006 - Frengjisht (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2006 - Histori  Gjeografi(Shiko) 

2009
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Anglisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Ekonomi -Filozofi (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Fizika (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Frengjisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Gjeografi (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Gjermanisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Histori (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Biologji (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Italisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2009 -Kimi (Shiko) 

2010
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Anglisht (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Ekonomi -Filozofi (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Fizika (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Frengjisht (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Gjeografi (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Gjermanisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Histori (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Biologji (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Italisht (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Kimi (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Spanjisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2010 -Njohuri per shoqerine (Shiko)

2011
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Anglisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Italisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Histori Arti (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Gjeografi (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Frengjisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Gjermanisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Fizike (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Histori (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Kimi (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Spanjisht (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2011 -Biologji (Shiko) 

2012
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Anglisht (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Biologji (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Ekonomi (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Histori (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Fizike  (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Matematike e thelluar (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Sociologji  (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Gjeografi  (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Gjeografi e thelluar  (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Greqisht  (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Gjermanisht  (Shiko)Provimi i Matures 2012 -Frengjisht (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Italisht  (Shiko)  
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Kimi  (Shiko)  
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Kimi e thelluar  (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2012 -Qytetari (Shiko) 

2013
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Matematike Gjuhesore (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Anglisht Gjuhe e Pare  (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Anglisht Gjuhe e Dyte (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Frengjisht Gjuhe e Pare(Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Frengjisht Gjuhe e Dyte(Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Gjermanisht Gjuhe e Pare (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Gjermanisht Gjuhe e Dyte  (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Greqisht Gjuhe e Dyte  (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Biologji e thelluar (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Histori berthame (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Histori e thelluar (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Gjeografi berthame (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Gjeografi e thelluar (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Histori muzike (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Ekonomi berthame (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Histori baleti (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Histori arti (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Turqisht Gjuhe e Dyte (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Teknologji berthame (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Spanjisht Gjuhe e Dyte (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Sociologji berthame (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Qytetari (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Psikologji (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Matematike e thelluar (Shiko)
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Letersi e thelluar (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Kimi berthame (Shiko) 
Provimi i Matures 2013 -Kimi e thelluar (Shiko) 

The world’s leading international study destination, the US consistently dominates the global rankings tables – and this remains the case in the QS World University Rankings® 2016-2017. Top US universities account for almost a third (32) of the top 100 positions in the ranking, with a further 30 US universities in the global top 300. Read on to discover this year’s top 10, as well as how the other 144 top US universities featured in the ranking.

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)


MIT

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) tops the QS World University Rankings 2016-2017, placing 1st for the fifth year running. Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, MIT is of course known for its physical sciences and engineering, but is also increasingly well-respected for other subject areas in the social sciences, arts and humanities.

2. Stanford University

Stanford University

Climbing one place this year to overtake Harvard, Stanford University ranks second in the world in the 2016-2017 tables. Located in the heart of the famous Silicon Valley, Stanford University and is particularly well-known for its business courses – with an alumni community full of successful entrepreneurs.

3. Harvard University

Harvard University

Harvard University concludes the uninterrupted trio of US universities at the top of the QS World University Rankings this year. Harvard is the oldest university in the US, dating back to 1636, and achieved the top position for life sciences and medicine in the QS World University Rankings by Faculty 2015.

4. California Institute of Technology (Caltech)

Caltech

Retaining fifth place in the overall world ranking this year is California Institute of Technology, commonly known as Caltech, located in the city of Pasadena, California. The smallest US university in the top 10, Caltech punches above its weight – particularly in scientific and technical subjects.

5. University of Chicago

University of Chicago

Ranked fifth in the US and tenth in the world this year, the University of Chicago is affiliated with 89 Nobel Prize winners, and its physics department is known for developing the world’s first man-made, self-sustaining nuclear reaction.

6. Princeton University

Princeton

Princeton University retains its position, at 11th place once again this year. Another of the oldest US universities, it’s especially renowned for academic excellence in the arts and humanities, achieving seventh place for this in the faculty rankings.

7. Yale University

Yale University

Ranked 15th in the world, Yale University’s alumni includes five US presidents and 13 billionaires, and in 1861 the university awarded the first PhD in the US. Around 20% of Yale’s 12,385 students are international, representing 118 countries.

8. Cornell University

Cornell University

Located in Ithaca, New York, Cornell University ranks 16th in the world this year. Having awarded the nation’s first veterinary medicine degree, it currently ranks second in the world for veterinary science in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016.

9. Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins University

Ranked 17th in the world, Johns Hopkins University was established in 1876. Considered to be the first research university in the US, it is particularly esteemed for research and teaching in the life sciences and medicine (achieving fifth place for this in the QS World University Rankings by Faculty).

10. University of Pennsylvania

University of Pennsylvania

The University of Pennsylvania, commonly known as Penn, is ranked 18th in the world this year. Located in Philadelphia, it’s another institution which is highly regarded for life sciences and medicine, achieving first place in this year’s inaugural ranking of the world’s top nursing schools.

UCLA

The remaining 20 top universities in the US (all but one of which are in the top 50) this year are…

11. Columbia University (ranked 20th in the world)

12. University of Michigan (ranked 23rd in the world, up from joint 30th last year)

13. Duke University (ranked joint 24th in  the world)

14. Northwestern University (ranked 26th in the world)

15. University of California, Berkeley (UCB; ranked 28th in the world)

16. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA; ranked 31st in the world)

17. University of California, San Diego (UCSD; ranked 40th in the world)

18. New York University (NYU; ranked joint 46th in the world)

19. Brown University (ranked joint 49th in the world)

20. University of Wisconsin-Madison (ranked joint 53rd in the world)

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign



The next 58 top US universities all achieved positions in the global top 400:

21. Carnegie Mellon University (ranked 58th in the world)

22. University of Washington (ranked 59th in the world)

23. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (ranked 66th in the world)

24. University of Texas at Austin (ranked 67th in the world)

25. Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech; ranked 71st in the world)

26. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (ranked 78th in the world)

27. University of California, Davis (UCD; ranked joint 85th in the world)

28. Ohio State University (ranked 88th in the world)

29. Boston University (ranked 89th in the world)

30. Rice University (ranked 90th in the world)

31. Purdue University (ranked 92nd in the world)

32. Pennsylvania State University (ranked joint 95th in the world)

33. Washington University in St. Louis (ranked joint 106th in the world)

34. University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB; ranked 118th in the world)

35. University of Maryland, College Park (ranked joint 131st in the world)

36. University of Southern California (ranked 136th in the world)

37. University of Minnesota (ranked 137th in the world)

2014

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Planning to study in Europe? Get started here...

With a long history of pioneering higher education, Europe is home to many of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities – and many of the most exciting and attractive student cities.

European countries, and their universities, are of course all very different – in terms of language, lifestyle and living costs. However, under the Bologna Process, European universities are working to standardize degree systems. For EU students, choosing to study in Europe outside your home country should be relatively straightforward, with tuition fees charged at local rates and no visa requirements.

Click on the links below to find out more about studying in a range of European countries, including details of top universities, student cities, costs, visas, applications and more.

Universities in Germany offer plenty of choice, including some of the most prestigious institutions in Western Europe. Germany’s highest ranked university in the QS World University Rankings® 2016-2017 is Technische Universität München (ranked 60th in the world), followed by Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (joint 68th) and Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg (72nd).

Beyond that, every major German city you can think of has at least one university ranked among the world’s best. A total of 15 German universities make the world’s top 250, and 31 are included within the world’s top 500. This establishes Germany well within the world’s higher education elite.
2016

USF Education Abroad Administered Scholarships
ATTENTION: The SPRING 2017 Education Abroad scholarship application cycle is: Tuesday, November 1st - Wednesday, November 23, 2016. All scholarship applications must be submitted through USF’s STARS (Scholarship Tracking & Review System) website. Scholarship applications will no longer be accepted through the Education Abroad’s system. The deadline to apply for the Spring 2017 Education Abroad Administered Scholarships is November 23, 2016 at 11:59:59PM.

The deadlines to apply for Education Abroad Scholarships in STARS are listed by application cycle in the table below. Please apply for the scholarship cycle that corresponds to the semester of your education abroad program.

Cycle STARS Start Date STARS Deadline
Spring 2017  Nov. 1, 2016  Nov. 23, 2016
Summer 2017  Dec. 12 2016  Feb. 15, 2017
Fall 2017  Apr. 15, 2017  Jun. 1, 2017

The scholarships below are administered by the USF Education Abroad Office. While none of these scholarships are intended to pay for an entire program, they are meant to aid our students in covering some of the costs associated with international study.

In order to be considered for a scholarship, students must have:

1) Completed the Education Abroad scholarship application(s) in STARS,
2) Committed to their program of choice,
3) Paid their required program deposit

Scholarship FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

How to Apply
STARS re-opens for student access beginning Tuesday, November 1, 2016. Log in to STARS using your USF NetID and password: https://usf.starsscholarshipsonline.com

Follow steps to complete the Scholarship Application Wizard:
Personal Information
Opening Questionnaire
Academic Information
Attach Documents* Please attach the REQUIRED materials below:
Education Abroad Scholarships Signature Document
Statement of Intent
Unofficial Transcript
Resume
Statement of Financial Need
Cost Estimate Form* (REQUIRED for Non-USF programs)
Letter of Recommendation (NOT required for Education Abroad Scholarships)
Recommended Scholarships: at this stage you will receive a list of scholarships that you have the recommended criteria for according to the answers you provided.

Apply for any Education Abroad scholarship from your list of “Recommended Scholarships” to use towards your study abroad experience, including:
Ellsworth G. Simmons Scholarship for International Leadership- Study Abroad Only
Genshaft/Greenbaum Passport Scholarship Endowed Fund-Study Abroad Only
Joan Newcomb Scholarship- Study Abroad Only
Mark and Kay Orr International Affairs Scholarship- Study Abroad Only
USF Education Abroad Scholarship Fund- Study Abroad Only
USF Federal Credit Union Passport Scholarship Endowed Fund- Study Abroad Only

NOTE: you may be eligible for other scholarships through STARS but only the above mentioned scholarships are administered through the Education Abroad Office.

Submit your Spring 2017 Education Abroad scholarship application(s) by the scholarship deadline, November 23, 2016 at 11:59:59 PM.

You may monitor the status of your scholarship applications in the “Recommended Scholarships” section in STARS.
Complete Your Program Application Requirements by November 23, 2016 11:59:59 PM:
Commit to a program and,
Pay the program deposit.
All Spring 2017 Education Abroad Scholarship Applicants will receive their award decision by December 9, 2016.

Help:
If you have questions about STARS: A simple guide can be found here. For additional help please contact the USF Financial Aid Office at (813) 974-4700 or your Financial Aid Advisor.

If you have any questions about Education Abroad administered scholarships: please contact Kate Ledford, kmccabe2@usf.edu.


Genshaft/Greenbaum Passport Scholarship Endowed Fund

Genshaft/Greenbaum Passport Scholarships aim to expose USF students to the world by providing access to a diverse array of research and education abroad opportunities, including but not limited to semester exchanges, dual degree programs, summer and short term programs, international internships and service learning opportunities.

Passport Scholarships were created by a $1 million endowment from USF President Judy Genshaft and her husband, Steven Greenbaum. Students receiving this scholarship will be known as Genshaft/Greenbaum Passport Scholars.  Scholarship amounts will be $5,000 to $2,500 per person.

Scholarship Criteria:
Full or part-time student
Any academic level
Any USF campus
Any major
US citizen
First-time study abroad

Merit and financial need may be taken into consideration.

For more information, read the full story:
http://news.usf.edu/article/templates/?a=3171&z=127

Ellsworth G. Simmons Scholarship for International Leadership
Recipients will be full-time USF degree-seeking students.  Applicants must have an interest in international business and demonstrate leadership and community service involvement. Scholarships are awarded for Fall and Spring semesters and summer term. A maximum of $6,000 may be awarded annually.
Scholarship Criteria:

For USF continuing undergraduate, graduate, transfer students
Available to all majors
US Citizen or International Student eligible
Minimum 3.4 GPA for currently enrolled USF students; 3.5 minimum GPA for new transfer students
Financial need considered but not the sole determining factor in choosing recipients
USF Tampa campus only
Applicants should be residents of Florida; preference to Hillsborough County residents

Joan Newcomb Study Abroad Scholarships
Special Requirements: For USF International Studies majors/minors only.  Scholarships are awarded fall & spring semesters and summer term. Applicants are not guaranteed funding. Award amounts are determined by the quality of the application and available funds, but are generally in the amounts of $500-$750. Applicants must have been accepted into their program of study and paid the required deposit to assure program participation. Study abroad duration must be three weeks or longer. Additional consideration given to students who balance academics, community service and employment.

Scholarship Criteria:

For continuing undergraduate, graduate, transfer students
Major-International Studies only
US Citizen or International Student eligible
Minimum GPA is 2.5
Financial need considered but not a deciding factor
USF Tampa campus only

Mark and Kay Orr International Affairs Study Abroad Scholarship
Special Requirements:  For semester or academic year study abroad only.  Award amounts are $1000 minimum.  Recipients will have completed one semester at USF at the time of application.  Preference given to study in non-traditional locations  Scholarship applicants must have applied to their program of study.

Scholarship Criteria:

For continuing undergraduate, graduate, transfer students
Available to all majors
US Citizen or International Student eligible
Minimum GPA is 2.5
Financial need considered but not a deciding factor

Mark Orr Japanese Study Scholarship
The purpose of this fund is to encourage USF students in the study of Japan in all its aspects at Japanese University, School or College.

USF Federal Credit Union Passport Scholarship Endowed Fund
USF Federal Credit Union Passport Scholarships aim to help USF students be exposed to the world by providing access to a diverse array of research and education abroad opportunities, including but not limited to semester exchanges, dual degree programs, summer and short term programs, international internships, and service learning opportunities.

Scholarship Criteria:

For continuing undergraduate, graduate, or transfer students
Available to all majors
Restricted based on a combination of merit and financial need. USF has established GPA requirements for merit-based aid. USF uses the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine financial need.

USF Education Abroad Scholarship Fund
This scholarship fund is for subsidizing an education abroad experience for a student traveling internationally on a USF sponsored study abroad trip. Eligible students must demonstrate financial need as documented by the Free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).