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Educational Advising Services for Higher Education for Afghans is sponsored by U.S. Mission to Afghanistan, Public Diplomacy Section (PDS). This program supports increasing access to higher education and should focus on improving access to education for Afghan particularly women.
It aims to provide educational advising services to public diplomacy program participants and alumni, and to current undergraduate and high school students in Afghanistan, with the goal of assisting qualified applicants in Afghanistan who are ready to pursue higher education at institutions in the region, and in the U.S.
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