Benefits for Students:

These events bring students and parents face-to-face with representatives from dozens of accredited colleges, universities, community colleges, language institutes and boarding schools. You can:

• Gather valuable information about potential schools and the US culture 
• Discuss future plans directly with a school representative 
• Ask questions about admissions, visa policies and academic programs 
• Save yourself a lot of time and headaches 

To ensure the education fairs are legitimate, always consider: How well established is the fair organizer?

• Do the US State Department, US Department of Commerce or US Embassy support the program? 
• Will organizers provide translators for family members who don't speak English? 
• What is the caliber of schools attending the fair? 
• Would you like to recruit more international students? You've come to the right place.

• For fair schedules and locations:
  www.americaneducationfair.com is a CyberFair powered by UScampus Inc. Check live fair schedules online. Review information about participating schools. You can even contact school representatives via email before or after the live fairs take place in your cities. 

Benefits for Schools

AIEF's American Education Fairs are some of the most respected student recruitment fairs in Asia. These fairs take place in three of the world's five largest markets for international students in the United States - China (#1), Korea (#4) and Taiwan (#5).

Since 1992, American International Education Foundation (AIEF) have hosted student fairs semi-annually in Taiwan. These are now considered the region's premier events. In Spring 2000, AIEF launched China's first and largest student recruitment fair supported by both the Chinese and US governments. More than 23,000 attended this groundbreaking event. AIEF continues to host well-respected fairs in the Chinese market. Due to this success, we were asked to launch a student recruitment fair in Korea, beginning fall 2001. 

AIEF's student recruitment fairs have been supported by the US State Department, US Chamber of Commerce, Fulbright Foundation, China's Ministry of Education and the American Institute in Taiwan, which functions as an embassy.

• To learn about how to recruit more international students:
  American International  Education Foundation (AIEF), a non-profit foundation that brings together the world's finest students with the United States education system.