大咖福利影院

Absolutely, having lived both in the US and in Russia I'd say it would be an invaluable experience for any student. The two educational systems are quite different from each other. I won't go into the details here since I covered this in a post on my blog .

Second, visiting another country not just Russia enriches ones' International perspective. Something that will be appreciated later in life. But as for Russia and Russians, having the ability to see this country, it's people and culture will help students understand that we are more alike than dissimilar. On a personal note I'd say instead of forced inscription every able bodied student should be compelled to serve as a good will ambassador to another country. I suspect this would end many political conflicts and bring the world closer to peace.

Thirdly, because the educational system in Russia is quite different it would give any student coming to study in Russia a broader knowledge and understanding in their respective fields. This knowledge would also be cultivated by gaining a new language as well.

Summing it up I'd say to any student considering this possibility to go for it, honestly what do they have to lose. Nothing! The rewards would be huge and the gained friendships would last a lifetime.

I think studying abroad and Russia to be precised is not bad after all. Their educational system is great and with a little push one can graduate, well equipped with the needed skills for any role associated with their area of studies. The language, one can say, can be a barrier but with a lot of practice it shouldn't be a problem. So on the whole, study in Russia, i will definitely recommend to my fellow applicants from around the world. Can't say the same for other countries. Never been there.
You heard about racism in Russia??? Well it's just like any other country. Racism exist everywhere in the world.

For most scholarship students, it is in Russian they study. But for private student (self sponsored) english can be an option.
Tuition fees are relatively expensive. For the presence of foreigners, yes there are a lot of foreigners.

1聽 聽 Moscow State University聽 聽
Moscow
2聽 聽 National Research University Higher School of Economics聽 聽
Moscow ...
3聽 聽 St. Petersburg State University聽 聽
Saint Petersburg
4聽 聽 ITMO University聽 聽
Saint Petersburg
5聽 聽 Novosibirsk State University聽 聽
Novosibirsk
6聽 聽 Bauman Moscow State Technical University聽 聽
Moscow
7聽 聽 Tomsk State University聽 聽
Tomsk
8聽 聽 Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology聽 聽
Moscow ...
9聽 聽 Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University聽 聽
Saint Petersburg
10聽 聽 Tomsk Polytechnic University聽 聽
Tomsk
11聽 聽 Southern Federal University聽 聽
Rostov-on-Don ...
12聽 聽 Ural Federal University聽 聽
Yekaterinburg
13聽 聽 Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Volgograd branch聽 聽
Volgograd
14聽 聽 Kazan Federal University聽 聽
Kazan ...
15聽 聽 National Research Nuclear University MEPI聽 聽
Moscow
16聽 聽 Siberian Federal University聽 聽
Krasnoyarsk
17聽 聽 South Ural State University聽 聽
Chelyabinsk
18聽 聽 Peoples' Friendship University of Russia聽 聽
Moscow
19聽 聽 Far Eastern Federal University聽 聽
Vladivostok ...
20聽 聽 Moscow State Institute of International Relations聽 聽
Moscow
21聽 聽 Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation聽 聽
Moscow
22聽 聽 Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod聽 聽
Nizhny Novgorod ...
23聽 聽 Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service聽 聽
Vladivostok ...
24聽 聽 Novosibirsk State Technical University聽 聽
Novosibirsk
25聽 聽 Moscow Aviation Institute聽 聽
Moscow
26聽 聽 Voronezh State University聽 聽
Voronezh ...
27聽 聽 Russian State University of Oil and Gas聽 聽
Moscow
28聽 聽 National University of Science and Technology "MISIS"聽 聽
Moscow ...
29聽 聽 Chernyshevsky Saratov State University聽 聽
Saratov
30聽 聽 Moscow Aviation Institute聽 聽
Moscow
31聽 聽 Russian State University for the Humanities聽 聽
Moscow
32聽 聽 Belgorod State University聽 聽
Belgorod
33聽 聽 Ulyanovsk State University聽 聽
Ulyanovsk
34聽 聽 Northern (Arctic) Federal University聽 聽
Arkhangelsk ...
35聽 聽 Ogarev Mordovia State University聽 聽
Saransk ...
36聽 聽 Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics聽 聽
Tomsk
37聽 聽 Plekhanov Russian Economic University聽 聽
Moscow
38聽 聽 Altai State University聽 聽
Barnaul
39聽 聽 Perm State University聽 聽
Perm
40聽 聽 Samara State Aerospace University聽 聽
Samara

As a Masters student of applied International Journalism at the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, all i can is that i made the best decision to come to Moscow聽 to study. It has been awesome, I must confess. So if you ask, I will gladly recommend people to come study here.

Thank You.

It seems that getting a student visa is quite easy. The Federal Migration Service should be your contact.

ricklic, you say that it is possible to study in English. Do all universities propose that kind of option?

In terms of differences between the US and Russia, the main ones, for me, are the following:

- notetaking are compulsory
- Parents are involved in their children's academics
- Final exam accounts for 90% of your final grade...more stressfull
- Students from different class years do not mix each other
- Books are free at universities' libraries
- Russian students tend to help each other more

Well from the universities i know so far. I am now at the Russian University of Economics and yes, learning in English is possible. And i know most schools do same.

It's great to hear that you gonna study in Great Motherland, it gives you fundamental education in any science and teach how to overcome biggest problems, if you need practice russian, try this one聽