<p>Hello Everyone!!</p>
<p>I will be a BE CSE graduate this year from a local college in India. Problem is i have not learned anything in this LOCAL college and i want to do my Graduation again, from some good College/University like Harvard, Stanford ,MIT.</p>
<p>So my question is... Is it possible for me to do this? Am I eligible? I will turn 22 this year</p>
<p>And if I am eligible then what is the procedure to Apply in these Universities?</p>
<p>Check their websites.</p>
<p>Having a degree from your college will make you ineligible for another undergraduate degree from Harvard, Stanford or MIT.</p>
<p>Some colleges and universities do admit students who want to complete a second bachelor’s degree. However, you will need to have a major in a different field of study, and there will be no financial aid. It may make more sense for you to look for a Master’s degree program instead.</p>
<p>I have a similar problem. I’m a brazilian student, I did one term at a local College (it was an Multidisciplinar Bachelor), then I quit and applied again to the same College, but at a different major, Psychology. There, I spent one year and a half, but I was persecuted because I discovered serious fraud and corruption problems and unveiled those to the Federal Prosecutors. The persecution was so hard that I had to quit again and, desperate because I lost the academic life I loved, a few months later I started mywaytoharvard.com, a blog in which I report everything I do daily to be accepted at Harvard. Here at Brazil, it would be simple to just apply again to another College and, if I was good enough, I’d start from zero if I wanted to. What about in the US?</p>
<p>I’d be delighted to know what you think about it.</p>
<p>Mywaytoharvard,</p>
<p>You will almost certainly need to apply as a transfer student if you want to study in the US.</p>
<p>Is there Absolutely no way , that I can do my Graduation from Again from these Colleges?? I really want to do my Graduation again, Starting Again from Scratch??</p>
<p>No you cannot start from scratch. You are a transfer applicant. Period.</p>
<p>There are plenty of places that admit second bachelors students who are changing fields of study. Here are two:
[Second</a> Bachelor’s Programs - Non-Degree and Returning Applicants - Apply - Undergraduate Admissions - Admissions - Towson University](<a href=“http://www.towson.edu/main/admissions/apply/nondegree/second.asp]Second”>http://www.towson.edu/main/admissions/apply/nondegree/second.asp)
[Columbia</a> College Chicago : Admissions](<a href=“Page Not Found - Columbia College Chicago”>Page Not Found - Columbia College Chicago)</p>
<p>Whether any college or university that you are interested in will admit you for a second bachelor’s degree is another thing. You have to visit the websites and read through their admissions policies. And, as I wrote above, there will be no financial aid. You will need to be able to pay the full cost of your studies either from your own funds or with a scholarship from an organization in your home country.</p>
<p>If you want to continue in a field closely related to your current degree, it makes more sense for you to pursue a post-graduate degree program instead. More colleges and universities will offer that option, and there is a significantly better chance of getting aid if you need it.</p>