EducationUSA at American Corner Turkmenabat

EducationUSA Turkmenistan is part of the U.S. Department of State’s EducationUSA network. Beginning April 1, 2026, advising services are delivered fully online, including individual and group advising, application and essay support, scholarship guidance, and webinars. Cohort programs continue in a cross-regional format, including the Competitive College Club (CCC) for undergraduate advising and the Graduate Student Advising Program (GSAp). As part of the EducationUSA network in Eurasia and Central Asia, administered by American Councils for International Education, advisers provide accurate, comprehensive, and current information on U.S. higher education opportunities.

Services

Advising by Appointments
Audience: International Students
Computer/ Internet Access/ Use
Audience: International Students
Library Hours
Audience: International Students
Test Preparation Materials
Audience: International Students
Group Presentations/ Sessions
Audience: International Students
One-on-One Advising
Audience: International Students

Events

Financial Aid

Minnesota State University, Mankato
Apply by:
May 1
Apply by:
On a quarterly basis

Special Programs

Undergraduate Cohort Advising
Description: Undergraduate Cohort Advising Group is intensive college preparatory program aims to provide for prospective turkmen high school students with the most useful skills for preparing successful application to U.S. Higher Educational Institutions. The Cohort meets for 10 month and participates in activities , workshops, book disscussions, cross cultural exercises, academic reading and writing sessions, TOEFL and SAT test preparations, and community service activities. Participants get curriculum that ensures that they are properly advised as they go through the process of preparing themselves both academically and socially for a U.S higher education institutions, and work to detemine which college and university would be a goog fit for them.
Deadline: It will be set up by EducationUSA advisers after each 10 month.
Eligibility Requirements:  Participation is open and free to the best and the brightest students in grades 9-11; 11th grades must join by July before start of the school year;  Strong English Language skills (English and Math skills will be tested);  Strong Interest in applying to US schools;  Good academic standing;  Goal oriented and highly motivated;  Able to commit for the duration of the program;
Opportunity Grant
Description: Completing Undergraduate Cohort Advising (UCA) program at Mary EducationUSA center grants successful and outstanding students with Opportunity Grant eligibility. Students who have worked closely with the EducationUSA Adviser, applying to accredited U.S. institutions and having solid, complete plans for a 4-year undergraduate degree program, with demonstrated financial needs, can become strong applicants for an Opportunity Grant. Opportunity Grant is offered within two different phases: • Phase I – Covers standardized test, college application fees, Translation of documents etc. • Phase II – Covers Visa and SEVIS fee, plane ticket to the U.S., one-time settling-in allowance

Program Highlights

Public Presentations :General Information on U.S Study
Description: Regularly EducationUSA Adviser leads sessions on General Studies on U.S studies that covers initial 3 steps which is Research Your Options, Finance Your Studies and Complete Your Application. This events aim to familiarize participants with U.S Higher Education System, type of institutions, unique opportunities for international students, financial aid opportunities, costs and budget plans , application timeline, application components and deadlines, TOEFL and SAT preparations, Common Application requirements, scholarship essays and guidance on statement of purpose and etc.
American College Preparation: Improving Public Speaking Skills
Description: Frequently, EducationUSA adviser organizes Public Speaking event for Cohort students to improve public speaking skills that American college and univeristies demand. The project aimed to help to participants to overcome glossphobia, the most common fear that they face. EducationUSA adviser closely work with cohorts to choose their topic, develop and deliver it in front of public.
Virtual Conversations With U.S. Universities
Description: Contact our centers to find out how you can participate in one of our virtual conversations with U.S. universities.

Virtual Hours

Sunday: Closed
Monday: 10:00-18:00
Tuesday: 10:00-18:00
Wednesday: 10:00-18:00
Thursday: 10:00-18:00
Friday: 10:00-18:00
Saturday: Closed

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