Study in United Kingdom or United States?

you should choose UK bcz in us you will face more difficulty for survival, language problem is also there. IN India will learn British English which is different from american English . if you have finance problem you either should take part in scholarship programs or take loans

It says on the Berea web site "first year of enrollment" for a full scholarship. You should contact the school's admissions office. this is a small school in southern part of the US. You can go on any college web site to see when applications are being accepted. To start fall of 2012, you should apply by January 1st, 2012. You may be able to apply as early as 9/2011. Look at the school's web site for info. go on any college web site. go to admissions/undergrad/international student to see requirments.

In the UK would most likely pay international rates and this means you will not be eligible for UK backed aid. Rates for international students for 2010 / 2011 school year varies allot of international students with a range of £10,000 - £26,000 / year and the Home Office require up to an additional £8,000 for maintenance which means you are looking at approximately £18,000 - £34,000 / year. Given that you are still 15 I would compound that rate at 7% for another three years. Along with that the new government is planning to restrict immigration by using a quota system and there is debate about allowing universities to charge what they want. For you this may mean that the cost is significantly higher and it also may mean that getting a student visa to the UK is much more difficult. Best thing is to keep updated about changes in the UK that may influence your ability to study there. The US you are looking at for 2010 / 2011 depending on the university between $20,000 - $60,000 / year for tuition. Plus more for living expenses and health care. Like the UK you will most likely not be eligible for US government backed aid and will have to apply for a student visa to study there. Along with costs you will mot likely have to take the ACT or SAT along with TOEFL for other schools than BEREA. BEREA presently seems to only require SAT, SAT, or TOEFL whereas most US schools require TOELF along with ACT or SAT. Regarding your question concerning BEREA if you read the site closely the scholarship is only given for the first year and after that you are expected to contribute towards your schooling and you are expected to pay a deposit upon being accepted. However since it is nearly 3 years before you will be attending the rules might change and it is important that you keep up on them. Also you ask about how good it is and as you can see from the links below it is not ranked as one of the bests. However given your situation it is probably the only option you have.