Brochure Adp

7/28/2019 Brochure Adp

1/16

The Spirit of AmericanEducation

DEGREEAMERICAN

PROGRAM


2/16

A few decades back, studying outside your home

country was only the dream of a fortunate few. Now

it is more affordable and desirable than ever with

the HELP University ADP. Globally more than 30%

of all international students choose to study in the United States. That makes

it the number one destination for studying abroad. This is because American

universities attract world-renowned faculty, are at the forefront of research and

technology, and have state-of-the-art facilities that cant be matched elsewhere.

The American college experience will exhilarate you. It will change the landscap

of your life forever. After you complete your degree in the USA, you will returnhome changed: more confident, more open and knowledgeable, a citizen of the

world with a much broader outlook on life!

Universities in the USA will expose you to some of the most up-to-date

developments in the world. Because the USA is the leader in many areas of

research and technology, you may be fortunate enough to meet, and even study

with, the leading scholars and Nobel Prize winners. In ADP you work alongside

those who are making a global impact in so many contemporary majors. Why no

study with the best?

With the HELP University ADP, you can embark on this exciting academic voyage

There are no limits on how far you can go.

Why Studyin America?


3/16

The American Degree Transfer Program at HELP is two years of study that prepare

you to complete your Bachelors degree in the United States or Canada. We use anAmerican styled approach specifically designed by experts in various fields. Thats

why our transfer credits are accepted by over 100 of the best universities and our

students become top achievers in academics, in industry, and in life.

The HELP University ADP has a unique learning style. Academic freedom

is one of the hallmarks of an American education. In class you will notice

different perspectives on instruction. ADP students learn to observe and

analyze a problem, and then solve it. You will listen to your classmates and

challenge their points of view. In doing so, you will gain confidence, critical

thinking skills and the ability to organize and present an argument.

We offer a wide range of subjects to help you get a well-rounded understanding

of the world. ADP extracurriculars such as field trips, clubs, sports and cultural

events, and social activities maximize your campus life and give you a chance tomake new friends. Join us!

The HELP University ADP can get you ready to work in almost any career.

Business, engineering, arts, communication, natural and applied sciences,

design and many, many more are available for you. We have special

arrangements that allow you to work in your chosen field while you are in the

United States or Canada to gain valuable experience and knowledge. These

internships make a big difference when you enter the job market.

Getting started on the pathway to your dream job with HELPs ADP

couldnt be easier. Students who have finished SPM or the equivalent

can enroll directly into the program and begin their degree. Theres no

need for A-Levels or foundation! Why waste time?

Intakes JANUARY New student Orientation Day, January 5th

MARCH New student Orientation Day, March 16th

MAY New student Orientation Day, May 10th

SEPTEMBER New student Orientation Day, August 29th

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSIf you have any of the following qualifications, you can register atour next intake. Forecast results are acceptable.

5 SPM credits with a pass in Bahasa Melayu

5 O-Level credits

5 Bs UEC

Equivalent qualification from other high schools

HELPs ADP lets you start your degree right away.No need to take A-Levels or foundation.

*Note: If you are doing A-Levels, foundation or degree at anyinstitution, you can still come to the HELP University ADP.

Our exemptions will be evaluated individually.

Why is ADP atHELP University the

Best Choice?

two years of study that prepare

d States or Canada. We use anxperts in various fields. Thats

the best universities and our

stry, and in life.

e. Academic freedom

class you will notice

learn to observe and

o your classmates and

ain confidence, critical

t an argument.

ell-rounded understanding

s, clubs, sports and cultural

life and give you a chance to

in almost any career.

l and appl ed sc ences,

e have special

field while you are in the

and knowledge. These

e job market.

th HELPs ADP

or the equivalent

degree. Theres no

r at


4/16

Majors andCareersChoosing a major is one of the most

important decisions that you will evermake. At HELP University ADP, we realize

that this can be stressful for students just

entering higher education. We havedesigned ADP so that you can explore the

opportunities available, and then make abetter choice about the career you reallywant. Our counselors will provide you with

the right information to help make wiseeducational and career decisions based on

your interests, talents, passions and

academic ability. HELPs ADP and ourmany university partners not only provide

you with intellectual growth and self-

improvement, but a search for truth andunderstanding as well. Youll also get

technical training to enter and become

successful in the world of work.We understand it can be hard to know what

career path you may want to follow. This isnormal. ADP is very flexible for that

reason. If you begin preparing for a degree

in one field and then decide you would behappier in another, you can change. You

dont have to go back to the beginning and

you wont lose the time you spent studying.Your credits can simply be applied toward

your new degree choice and you keep

moving forward.

What is a Major?A major is a specialty within afield. For example, accounting is a

major within the field of business

or broadcasting is a major within

the field of mass communication.

Your major is a specialized subject

in which you become an expert

through study and research. To

get your Bachelors Degree you

will have to successfully complete

forty or more courses. Almost

half of these courses will directly

relate to your major. The others will

prepare you to use your skills while

enhancing and broadening your

general academic knowledge.


5/16

USA(partial list)Adelphi UniversityAmerican UniversityAshland UniversityBelhaven CollegeBemidji State UniversityBethany CollegeBradford UniversityBryant UniversityCentral Michigan UniversityChatham UniversityCreighton UniversityCSU-FresnoCSU-Long Beach

CSU-San MarcosDePaul UniversityDrake UniversityDrexel UniversityEastern Connecticut State UniversityFlorida State UniversityFreed Hardeman UniversityGannon UniversityGeorge Mason UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityHampshire CollegeHawaii Pacific UniversityHiram CollegeIllinois Institute of TechnologyIllinois State UniversityIndiana University BloomingtonIndiana University-PurdueUniversity

IndianapolisIndiana University South BendIowa State UniversityLinfield CollegeLouisiana Tech UniversityMarquette UniversityMary Baldwin CollegeMcNeese State UniversityMiami UniversityMichigan State UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityMissouri State UniversityMontana State University-BozemanMount Ida CollegeNew York Film AcademyNorth Dakota State UniversityNortheastern UniversityNorthern Arizona UniversityNorthern Illinois UniversityNorthwood UniversityOhio State UniversityOhio UniversityOklahoma City UniversityOklahoma State UniversityPepperdine UniversityPittsburg State UniversityPortland State University

Purdue UniversityRochester Institute of Technology

Rowan UniversityRutgers University, New BrunswickSan Francisco State UniversitySan Jose State UniversitySavannah College of Arts and DesignSouthern Illinois University

CarbondaleSouthwest Minnesota State

UniversitySpring Arbor UniversitySt Cloud State UniversitySt Norbert CollegeSUNY-BinghamtonSUNY-Brockport

SUNY-BuffaloSUNY-OswegoSUNY-PlattsburghSUNY-Stony BrookTowson UniversityTri-State UniversityTroy UniversityUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of BridgeportUniversity of Central ArkansasUniversity of Central OklahomaUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of Hawaii-ManoaUniversity of Illinois-Urbana

Champaign

University of IowaUniversity of KansasUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of MichiganUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of MississippiUniversity of Missouri-Kansas CityUniversity of Missouri-St LouisUniversity of MontanaUniversity of Nebraska-LincolnUniversity of North TexasUniversity of Northern IowaUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of OregonUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of TampaUniversity of TexasUniversity of ToledoUniversity of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin-StoutUpper Iowa UniversityWalsh UniversityWashington State UniversityWest Virginia University Institute of

TechnologyWestern Illinois UniversityWestern Michigan UniversityWichita State UniversityWinona State University

PROGRAMSTRUCTURE

The HELP ADP - An International ProgramsTransfer to Universities2+2 & 1+3 Transfer Arrangements

AustraliaBond UniversityCharles Sturt UniversityDeakin UniversityEdith Cowan UniversityGriffith UniversityMonash UniversitySwinburne University of

TechnologyUniversity of MelbourneUniversity of QueenslandUniversity of South Australia

New ZealandAuckland University of TechnoloUniversity of Otago

Progression Chart (US, UK and Canada)SPM/O-Level or equivalent

UEC/SAM/NSW or equivalentSTPM/A-Level

Year 1Freshman Year at HELP ADPGeneral Education Courses

(0 to 30 credit hours)

Year 2Sophomore Year at HELP ADP

General and Prerequisite Courses(31 to 60 credit hours)

Year 3Junior Year at a university in the US or Canada

Major Courses(61 to 90 credit hours)

Year 4Senior Year at a university in the US or Canada

Major Courses(91 to 120 or more credit hours)

CanadaThompson Rivers

UniversityUniversity of WindsorUniversity of WinnipegUniversity of New

BrunswickUniversity of WaterlooMemorial University

UKAmerican Intercontinental

UniversityHult International

Business SchoolRichmond University


6/16

General Breakdown of an American Degree

BACHELORS DEGREE(Approximately 40 courses; minimum 120 credit hours depending on university)

(Duration: 4 years)

General EducationRequirementsHumanities (2-3 courses)

PhilosophyReligionLiterature/DramaAnthropologyHistoryArt

Social Science (2-3 courses)

SociologyPolitical SciencePsychologyEconomics

(for non-business students)US National Government

Sciences (2 courses)

BiologyBiotechnologyChemistryPhysics (for non-engineering

students)

Communication (2-4 courses)

Freshman English IFreshman English IIHuman CommunicationPublic Speaking

Mathematics and Computer

Science (2-4 courses)Computer ScienceFinite MathematicsCollege AlgebraStatistics

Major/Specialization

Business

Accounting I, IIBusiness LawMicroeconomicsMacroeconomicsMarketingManagement

Mass Communication

Public RelationsElectronic MediaIntroduction to Media WritingMass Media and Society

Psychology

Social PsychologyDevelopmental PsychologyInteractive PsychologyHuman PersonalityCounseling Psychology

Actuarial Science

Calculus I, II, IIIAlgebra and TrigonometryJava ProgrammingIntroduction to Linear AlgebraCombinatoricsDifferential Equations

Probability

Engineering

Calculus I, II, IIIIntroduction to Linear AlgebraDifferential EquationsProbabilityPhysics for Engineers I, IIIntroduction to EngineeringBasic MechanicsThermodynamics

Electives

Free Electives

(to complete Bachelorsrequirement)

Fulfillment of secondmajor or minor

(Optional)


7/16

Popular Fields

of StudyThese and many others are possibleat HELP Universitys ADP

Actuarial Science

Arts and Design

Biosciences

Business

Computer Science

Engineering Health Science

Mass Communicatio

Psychology

Details in thefollowing pages

Blended LearningADP now offers blended learning versions ofour courses. These have the same contentand quality found in our face-to-face classes,but with the convenience and flexibility

of being online. You can still meetyour lecturer on our campusand you earn credittoward your degree.


8/16

The University of Waterloo, located

at the heart of Canadas Technology

Triangle, has become one of Canadasleading comprehensive universities

with 28,000 full- and part-timestudents in undergraduate and

graduate programs.

For 17 years in a row, the university hasbeen named Canadas most innovative

university in the Macleans annualuniversity rankings, and has topped the

reputational categories of Best Overall,Most Innovative, and most likely to

produce the Leaders of Tomorrow.

Waterloo, as home to the worlds

largest post-secondary co-operativeeducation program, embraces

its connections to the world andencourages enterprising partnerships

in learning, research and discovery.

Faculty ofMathematicsThe University of Waterloos Facultyof Mathematics has the largest

concentration of mathematical andcomputer science talent in the world.

Perhaps the best testimonyto Waterloos standing and

exceptional reputation is thequality and many achievements

of the facultys teachers,researchers, alumni and students

With more than 5,300 students,

200 full-time professors, and 180courses in mathematics, statistics

and computer science, the facultyis a powerhouse of discovery and

innovation.

The University of Waterloo is hometo the largest co-op education

system in the world. They have3,500 employers worldwide hiring

their students for employmentdirectly related to their field of

study. Faculty of Mathematicsstudents earn on average betweenCAD52,000 and CAD83,000 during

possible six co-op work terms.

Most programs in WaterloosFaculty of Mathematics are offere

in both the co-op and regularsystems of study. Academically,

co-op and regular are thesamethat is, students from

both systems take their courses

together and follow the sameacademic programs. The only

difference is that co-op studentstake a break from their studies

every four months to go onfour-month work terms, in jobs

located primarily in Ontario, witha smaller selection found across

Canada and abroad.

Admission to co-op is consideredon a case-by-case basis using

official transcripts and informationprovided in the Admission

ACTUARIALSCIENCEUNIVERSITY OFWATERLOO, ONTARIOCANADA

ActuarialScienceActuaries are in demand the world

over. In the modern economic

climate, with new risks and the need

for ever-more creative ways to deal

with them, there are constant

opportunities for actuaries. Actuarial

science is a relatively new major that

could be considered a blend of

business and applied mathematics.

Students learn to use statistics and

computer analysis to predict

outcomes and minimize financial

risk. Closely related careers also

available to those with this degree are

financial analysis and investment

management.

Actuary students should be good in

math, computers, and economics.

They must be ambitious, independent

and rational thinkers who can

communicate well.

American University Partnerswho offer this major:

Central Michigan University

Drake University Indiana University

Ohio University

Pittsburg State University

Towson University

University of Central Oklahoma

University of Illinois-Urbana

Champaign

University of Nebraska

Canadian University Partnerswho offer this major:

University of Waterloo


9/16

Information Form. Students mustmeet the English proficiencyrequirement. Students who meet theacademic requirements have a strongchance of being admitted.

There is a breadth of programs offeredunder the Faculty of Mathematics,including Actuarial Science, AppliedMathematics, Combinatorics andOptimization, Computer Science,Math/Business Administration,Math/Financial Analysis and RiskManagement, Pure Mathematics andStatistics. These programs preparestudents for a wide range of careerpossibilities.

The regular systemprovides continuityThe regular system of education, themore traditional approach than theco-op system, is a desirable option fora significant portion of their students.The regular system involves eightmonths of study from Septemberthrough April. The academic year(two four-month school terms) is thenfollowed by a four-month break duringwhich students normally work.

Co-op provides on-the-job experienceWith opportunities to connectclassroom theory with actualapplications in a wide range ofemployment settings, co-op isattractive to a large percentage ofmathematical and computer sciencestudents. During co-op work terms,

students undertake a variety of job

responsibilities, pick up new work-related skills, and earn competitivesalaries, depending on the job leveland experience. While co-op takesone year longer to complete than a

more traditional programfor a total of4 years 8 monthsstudents gain up totwo years of valuable work experienceand make important career contacts.

International workstudy program at UWWork/study jobs at the Universityof Waterloo typically pay aroundCAD9.50, CAD10, or CAD11 per hour.The maximum number of hours is

10 hours per week, with maximumearnings of CAD1,500 per 4-monthterm, including vacation pay andbenefits. There are 1,100 part-timecampus jobs available with startingpay at CAD9.50 per hour.

After studying at UW for 6 months,students are also eligible to work offcampus for up to 20 hours (part-time)per week while in school, and up to40 hours (full-time) not in school (egduring summer break).

Admission duringtransferStudents in the HELP-Waterloocombined program will need tocomplete one year in HELPbefore attending Universityof Waterloo. Regular studiesGrade PointAverage

(GPA) of at least 3.0 and Grade PointAverage of at least 3.7 in mathematicscourses. Co-op studiesGrade Point Average (GPA) of at least

3.7 and Grade Point Average of at least3.7 in mathematics courses.

Required ADPcourses for transfer(co-op eligibility)

Maximum 12 coursesMA 123 Calculus IMA 124 Calculus IIMA 125 StatisticsMA 220 Introduction to Linear Algebra

MA 240 Differential EquationsMA 250 ProbabilityAC 201 Accounting IAC 202 Accounting IIEC 101 Introductory MicroeconomicsEC 102 Introductory MacroeconomicsCS 105 Introduction to Computer

Science ICS 106 Introduction to Computer

Science II

Note: HELP Department of AmericanDegree Program has signed anarticulation agreement with the

University of Waterloo inOctober 2009 to transferour students to itsRegular and Co-op programs.

F W S F W S F W S F W S Total

Regular Study Study Off Study Study Off Study Study Off w WT= 0

Co-op a Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Study WT= 5

Co-op b Study Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Work Study WT= 5

Co-op c Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Work Study WT= 6

BBA/BMath* Study Work Study Study Work Study Work Study Study Study Work Study WT= 4

YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5

Faculty of Mathematics2+2 Regular Program1+4 Co-op Program (3 years of study + 8 months of co-op)


10/16

ARTS AND

DESIGNArts and design is a field of study thatincludes a wider range of subjects thanfound in other areas. If you choose a majorin this field, you could learn to designproducts, articles or materials; or youcould develop your talents as an actor,artist, or musician.This is a good field for those who enjoyexpressing themselves in unique andartistic ways. It requires passion,imagination and visualization.

Majors in this field include:ArchitectureArts ManagementDramatic ArtsFashion DesignFilm Arts

Graphic Design

Music Business ManagementMusic PerformancePhotographyAnd many others

American University Partners who offer

these majors:California State University Indiana University, PurdueRowan UniversitySan Francisco State UniversityState University of New YorkUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of Hawaii

University of KentuckyUniversity of Oklahoma

Canadian University Partners who offer

these majors:Memorial UniversityUniversity of WindsorUniversity of WinnipegAnd many others

BIOSCIENCESBiosciences are majors concerned with theworld of living things. Students learn to usephysical and biological sciences to explorethe nature of life.

They may specialize in research centering

on plants, animals or human organisms.This is a good field for those interested inproblem solving, deductive and inductivereasoning, investigative laboratory workand fieldwork.

Majors related to this field:BiochemistryBiophysicsBiotechnologyForensic ScienceGeneticsMarine BiologyMicrobiology

Wildlife ManagementAnd many others


these majors:DePaul UniversityDrexel UniversityIowa State UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityMontana State UniversityState University of New YorkUniversity of Central ArkansasUniversity of HawaiiUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of MissouriUniversity of Nebraska


11/16


these majors:Memorial UniversityUniversity of New BrunswickUniversity of WindsorUniversity of WinnipegAnd many others

BUSINESSBusiness graduates are in demand in everyindustry. The ability to direct and coordinatethe activities and operations of an

organization is a valuable skill. Businessstudents learn the fundamental principles,concepts and methods used in modernbusiness.Those who are suited for this field enjoyworking with numbers and data, have goodcommunication skills, take initiative, arecompetitive and like working with people.

Majors in this field include:AccountingBanking and FinanceBusiness ManagementEntrepreneurial StudiesHuman Resource ManagementInternational BusinessInvestments and SecuritiesManagement Information SystemsMarketingReal EstateAnd many more


these majors:American UniversityCreighton UniversityDrake UniversityIowa State UniversityLinfield CollegeMichigan Technological University

Montana State UniversityPepperdine UniversityRowan UniversityState University of New YorkUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of NebraskaAnd many more


these majors:Memorial UniversityUniversity of New BrunswickUniversity of Windsor

COMPUTER

SCIENCEComputer Science is a dynamic and vitalfield that impacts almost every sector of the

economy. Evolution and innovation continuesto make computer related careers a hotcommodity in the 21st century.Professionals in this field design computersand the software that runs them. You canlearn to gather, transmit and generatecrucial information, work with computerlanguages and artificial intelligence, ordesign games, systems and hardware forfuture products.Those who are interested in working withtechnology and are good at math andproblem solving will do well in computerscience.

Majors in this field include:Animation/Computer GraphicsComputer ProgrammingComputer ScienceComputer Software EngineeringDigital MediaInformation Science and SystemsManagement Information SystemsAnd many more


these majors:DePaul University

Drake UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityHawaii Pacific UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityMontana State UniversityPepperdine UniversityRowan UniversityUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of Illinois at Urbana

ChampaignUniversity of Minnesota

University ofNebraskaAnd many more

Canadian University

Partners who offer these

majors:Memorial UniversityUniversity of New

Brunswick

University of Windsor

HEALTH

SCIENCEHealth science students learn the art ofhealing. Workers in this field often earnmore than other trained professionals andthey have the benefit of knowing that theyare contributing to peoples well-being.Society is more health conscious than intimes past and these graduates will be inever-increasing demand.

To excel in this field, you should beemotionally strong, sincere, enjoy workingwith people and have a good eye for detail.

Majors in this field include:Food Science and NutritionHealth Services ManagementMedical Laboratory TechnologyNursingPhysical TherapySports MedicineVeterinary ScienceAnd many more

American University Partners who offerthese majors:Drake UniversityIndiana UniversityIllinois Institute of TechnologyLinfield CollegePepperdine UniversityWichita State UniversityHawaii Pacific UniversityAnd many more


these majors:Memorial UniversityUniversity of New

BrunswickUniversity of

Windsor


12/16

ENGINEERINGEngineering is about planning anddesigning things. Engineers create themachines, structures, processes andsystems that we encounter in ourworld. They work in research and

development, manufacturing,construction, and industry.Engineering students need to be goodwith math and science. Abstractreasoning, problem solving andcreativity are also desirable traits.Majors in this field of study include:Aerospace EngineeringAutomotive EngineeringBiomedical EngineeringChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringElectrical/Electronic EngineeringIndustrial Engineering

Mechanical EngineeringNuclear EngineeringMaterials EngineeringPetroleum Engineering


these majors:Drexel UniversityIndiana University-Purdue UniversityIowa State UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityMontana State UniversityUniversity of HawaiiUniversity of Illinois at Urbana

ChampaignUniversity of Kansas

University of MissouriUniversity of NebraskaUniversity of Oklahoma

Wichita State UniversityAnd many more


these majors:Memorial UniversityUniversity of New BrunswickUniversity of Windsor

MASS

COMMUNICATIONMass communication is the science of

exchanging information. Media used toconvey these messages include television,radio, print, internet & social media, andpublic speaking. The mass communicationstudent specializes in one or more of theseand becomes the voice of businesses andorganizations.Students interested in masscommunication need good oral and writtenlanguage skills, fluency of ideas, creativity,and to be persuasive.

Majors in this field include:Advertising

BroadcastingDigital CommunicationsJournalismMedia ArtsPublic RelationsAnd many more...


these majors:American UniversityCreighton UniversityDrake UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityIowa State UniversityState University of New YorkTowson University

University of Illinois at Urbana ChampaigUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of MissouriUniversity of WisconsinAnd many more


these majors:University of New BrunswickUniversity of WindsorUniversity of Winnipeg

PSYCHOLOGYPsychology is a study of human behavior. Itcovers a wide variety of topics such aslearning, cognition, motivation, personality,group processes, and behavior. Psychologiscollect and interpret scientific data to betterunderstand people. Students in this field wilexplore the modes involved in normal andabnormal thought, feeling and actions byusing psychological facts, methods andprinciples. Skills and abilities needed to dowell in psychology: critical thinking, oral anwritten expression and comprehension, anda desire to work with people.

Majors in this field include:Applied PsychologyChild PsychologyClinical PsychologyCounselingCriminologyDevelopmental PsychologyExperimental PsychologySocial PsychologyAnd many more


these majors:

Grand Valley State UniversityIowa State UniversityPepperdine UniversityState University of New YorkTowson UniversityUniversity of KansasUniversity of NebraskaUniversity of OklahomaAnd many more


these majors:Memorial UniversityUniversity of New BrunswickUniversity of WindsorUniversity of Winnipeg


13/16

AviationAviation ManagementCriminal JusticeDietetics

Game DesignInternational Commerce

International RelationsInvestments and

SecuritiesLibrary Science

Music TherapyNanotechnology

Pre-DentistryPolitical ScienceReligious StudiesRetail Marketing

Social WorkSports Science

Here are some other exciting majors at the HELP ADP

Tuition Costs and Living Expenses at our US Partner Universities(partial list)*

University Tuition and Fees Living Expenses (housing, ScholarshipUSD utilities, insurance, food, etc) available?

California State University 15,644 10,777 YesCentral Michigan University 23,670 10,901 YesDePaul University 27,342 12,256 YesDrake University 25,622 14,120 YesDrexel University 33,005 13,125 YesGrand Valley State University 12,944 9,948 YesHawaii Pacific University 13,080 13,660 YesIllinois Institute of Technology 31,363 9,226 YesIndiana University-Purdue University 22,420 9,722 YesIowa State University 21,558 13,076 YesLinfield College 29,034 9,810 Yes

Michigan Technological University 23,618 10,875 YesMontana State University 17,651 10,726 YesOhio University 17,937 12,906Pepperdine University 37,850 12,780 YesPittsburg State University 13,116 9,188Rowan University 18,308 12,042 YesSan Francisco State University 15,900 16,860State University of New York 14,389 11,426 YesTowson University 18,232 12,454 YesUniversity of Arkansas 15,278 7,422University of Central Arkansas 11,905 5,800 YesUniversity of Central Oklahoma 10,652 10,995 YesUniversity of Hawaii 21,423 11,073 YesUniversity of Illinois at Urbana Champaign 26,802 12,490 YesUniversity of Kansas 20,174 10,714 YesUniversity of Kentucky 16,687 11,810 YesUniversity of Minnesota 15,017 14,030 YesUniversity of Missouri 19,364 13,726University of Nebraska 17,897 10,851 YesUniversity of Oklahoma 13,229 11,549 YesWichita State University 13,484 13,151 Yes

Tuition Costs and Living Expenses at our Canadian Partner Universities (partial list)*

University Tuition and Fees Living Expenses (housing, ScholarshipCAD utilities, insurance, food, etc) available?

Memorial University 8,800 7,204 YesUniversity of Waterloo 20,000 10,600University of Windsor 15,556 9,344 YesUniversity of Winnipeg 10,483 9,050 Yes

* These prices are subject to change.

With HELP University College ADP and our North AmericanPartners, you can afford to get a prestigious degree!

There is a broad range of majors possible with the HELP ADP.What career are you looking to begin? We can help you!

You can earn your degree in one of these:


14/16

Alumni/Achievers

From left:

Mayuri Mei LinStudying

alongsidebrilliant and diverse individualsat ADP has made my college

experience memorable.Recipient of a HELP Merit Scholarship, Mayuri isa journalism student with a CGPA of 3.56. She isthe editor-in-chief of The American Flyer, the ADPstudent magazine. Her ambition is to make it big inthe mass media industry.

Hwang Sang MoonADP at HELP University is awonderful place to study, with many

great friends, helpful lecturers and diversecultural experiences - its memorable.

Recipient of a HELP Merit Scholarship, Sang Moonhails from Korea, currently studying Economics in ADP.

Lee Pei NingStudying in ADPat HELP is a

great experience as it whollyprepares me for education in the US.

I like how as a student, I can easily mixand communicate with the lecturers likefriends, yet still respect the student-lecturer relationship.A former student of SMK Taman SEA PJ, Pei Ning iscurrently majoring in Psychology at ADP. She hasbeen accepted to New York State University.

James ChoongThe ADP at HELP offers a wide rangeof subjects to mix and match,

allowing students to explore differentdisciplines and find out what they like mostor do best.James scored 11 As in his SPM; currently studyingMarketing in ADP; President of the ADP StudentCouncil 2011; recipient of HELP Merit Scholarship2010 and HELP School Achievers Scholarship Award2009. Ambition: to be a catalyst of change as hebelieves in the power of the younger generation inMalaysia.

KhalilAbouhachemThe lecturers are good atteaching and they always

help the students, even after classes areover. The counselors are good at guiding

us and helping us to choose the bestuniversity in the US.An international student from Sweden, Khalil iscurrently pursuing Mechanical Engineering in ADP.He is the President of the Techno Science Club andthe winner of the ADP Physics Science Fair 2010.

Tan Wei XiatThe ADP lecturers are helpful anddedicated. The studying

environment is great. It is designed in away that prepares me for the studyingenvironment in the US.With a CGPA of 3.89, Wei Xiat is currently studyingActuarial Science and has been accepted into the

prestigious University of Waterloo, Canada. He won3rd place in the Asian Rubiks Cube Championship2010..

Studentshave fun!

rieties of learningd experience at ADP

ockwise from top left:rama and performanceecreation

outdoor adventuremulticultural bondingmusic appreciation


15/16

David EvansBA (Bus Mgmt)(Jacksonville),MA (English) (NorthFlorida)

Head of [email protected]

Ho Kin ChaiCert Counselling (Auckland),BA Ed & Pol (Otago), LLB(Hons) (Wolverhampton),CLP, MA (Hons) Pol Studies(Auckland)US Congressional Fellow

Senior Lecturer

William GualbertQuah Siew BengBBA Bus Econ, MBA Mkt/Int Bus (San Diego)

Senior Lecturer

ThayalaraniSinganayagamBSc Hons (Math),MEd (UM)

Senior Lecturer

Dr Tim RackettBA (First Class Hons)Sociology (Essex),PhD (Birkbeck, London)

Associate Professor

Geetha a/pSivadasanDip Ed, BA (Hons) Indian& Malay Studies, MEd(Malaya)

Senior Lecturer

Belinda Ting Ya MeiBA (Anthropology &Sociology), M Malay Studies(Malay Language)

Lecturer

Ramila Devi a/pRam SingLCCI, BCom (Acct)(Otago), MBA (SunshineCoast)

Lecturer

Ponni AlagappanBSc (Hons)Biochemistry (Delhi),MSc Biotechnology(Bharathidasan)

Lecturer

Sumathy KPDMoorthyBA (Hons) History/MalayStudies, DipEd (TESL)(Malaya)

Senior Lecturer

Yong San LooBSc (Hons) ActuarialSc, MSc Actuarial Mgmt(City)

Lecturer

Melissa WongBComm (First Class Hons)(Monash)MEd (TESOL major)(Monash)

Lecturer

Ian LamBA in Professional Music(Arranging & Composing)(Westminster)Educator, Performer andComposer

Lecturer

Aris FazillahBA Comm (Texas), BScEduc (Grand Canyon),MComm (Radio/Television/Film) (Texas)Lecturer

Gema PalaznBA (Journalism), BA(Hispanic Philology)(Valencia)

Lecturer

Faculty


16/16

The New Iconic Green Technology Universty Campus, Subang 2 (Target date: 2013)

www.help.edu.my

HELP University College Sdn Bhd(Co No: 84963-D)

BZ-2, Pusat Bandar Damansara,Damansara Heights, 50490 Kuala Lumpur.Registration No: KP/JPS/DFT/US/W09Tel: 03-2094 2000Fax: 03-2094 7495Email: [email protected]/HELP University

Brochure Adp

Documents

Transcript of Brochure Adp