Center for arabic study abroad (casa) - The University of Texas at 2025

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The document is the CASA III Application Form for the academic year 2011-2012, detailing the application process for a language study program in Cairo, Egypt. It includes sections for personal and academic information, Arabic study history, a statement of purpose, health forms, and payment options. The application deadline is January 7, 2011, and it outlines requirements for participation in the program.

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Begin with Section 1 – Personal Information. Fill in your full name in both English and Arabic, current address, telephone numbers, email address, and emergency contact details. Ensure all information is accurate.
Proceed to Section 2 – Academic Information. Attach your Curriculum Vitae and list all subjects taught along with the institutions and dates.
In Section 3 – Arabic Study, detail all Arabic courses taken and any previous experience in Arabic-speaking countries. This section helps assess your background.
For Section 4 – Statement of Purpose, write a concise statement in Arabic about your academic interests and how CASA III aligns with your goals.
Complete Sections 5 through 8 regarding health forms, funding options, certification of information accuracy, and application fee details.

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