Hi! i badly need an advice please help. Is it hard being a international working student while studying a 4-year course abroad? specifically in Australia.

hard in terms of raising money for tuition and daily needs, socially, mentally, and physically...

I'm a student but also work with a relative to enroll student from my area in other countries. Agency kind of work.
I have sources and information italy stuff but have no clue regarding france.
I need resources like sites, links (in DMs), data regarding requirements (which I can collect if I get the sites) and related things like that.
If any one has the knowledge kindly help me out a bit.
Thank you.

Im fresh out of high school and looking to do my studies overseas.

What is better in your guys’ opinion. Im going the community route in USA and hopefully one day get US Citizenship

Or since I have certification I’ll study in Germany where under the new laws in 3 years with special integration I can have what is possibly one of the most powerful passports in the world?

i am an art student coming to belgium from another country. i will be studying painting and i can't find a scholarship as a bachelor in art. if you know of a good opportunity please let me know. i don't have much time thanks

I have received offers from UCL, Bayes and Warwick for the MSc Business Analytics course. I know all three are great universities, but I have some doubts about each one.

Firstly, UCL School of Management (the department that offers this course) is nowhere to be found on any league tables for management schools (FT, QS, etc). Would that affect job placements after graduation? Also, I could not find any graduate employment report for this course on the UCL website which was a bit suspicious. They only passingly mentioned that 96% of the graduates were employed 15 months after graduation. However, since this course has major elements of STEM (Data Science), and UCL is very well known for its STEM brilliance, I am tending towards this uni. Plus, I want to go into the tech sector.

Secondly, Bayes Business School is very well-ranked (Top 50 in the FT Tables) and has an excellent employer reputation. But, City, University of London (parent uni of Bayes) is not ranked highly. Also, the employment report from Bayes does not mention what percentage of their graduates were employed and after what time after graduation. The report only mentions the top locations and sectors of their graduates. They have clubbed together all Management master's graduates (from different courses like MSc Business Analytics, MSc Digital Supply Chain Management, MSc Entrepreneurship, etc). The tech sector is not even mentioned in their employment report, which is a bit discouraging.

Finally, Warwick is also very well-ranked as a business school alongside Bayes (and even Imperial in the FT Rankings). Their employment report was the best and most detailed - 90% of the graduates received offers up to 6 months after completion. The only problem I have is that Warwick is not in London (not a big problem for many, ik). I want to live in London for the duration of my course and I feel like I will miss opportunities if I live in Warwick.
As for the course modules, I feel like UCL and Warwick have the best modules, while Bayes lags behind.
I want to know which uni should choose for the best outcome of my career. My goal is to start a business in the tech sector after graduating.

Hi! I’m an IT audit professional working at a Big 4 firm. Do you think this is a good time to do an MS in US now?

Hi

How do I go from a 615 (my first attempt) to 675 in GMAT FOCUS in a month?

I've been getting 80 in quant, 81 in verbal and 80 in DI.

(4, 6 and 6 mistakes respectively)

Please suggest. Thank you.

I've been asking this question for a long time, but lately many loved ones have also been asking about it. I live in the CIS countries [Commonwealth of Independent States], many people are trying to leave here, including me. Most move to the USA/France if I'm not mistaken. But do you have experience/knowledge in this matter?

Saraswat Bank extends education loans for both domestic and international studies, catering to aspiring students pursuing graduate, postgraduate, and vocational courses. Here are the key features of Saraswat Bank's education loan:

• Maximum Loan Amount: Students aiming to study abroad can avail loans up to INR 1.5 crore.
• Interest Rates: Enjoy competitive interest rates ranging from 9 to 10% per annum.
• Repayment Period: Flexibility in repayment with a tenure of up to 15 years, inclusive of the moratorium period.
• Moratorium Period: The moratorium period spans the course duration plus an additional year.
• Processing Fee: A nominal processing fee of 0.25% of the sanctioned loan amount or a maximum of INR 25,000 is applicable. This offer remains valid until 31st July 2024.
• Collateral Requirement: Loans up to INR 5 lakhs do not necessitate collateral. However, amounts exceeding INR 5 lakhs require collateral.
• Margin Money: For loans up to INR 5 lakhs, a margin of 5% of the sanctioned amount (maximum INR 25,000) is applicable. For amounts above INR 5 lakhs, a margin of 2.5% of the loan amount (maximum INR 25,000) is required.

I completed my pcl nursing recently I’m thinking to apply either USA or AUSTRIALIA Don’t know what to do help me out what’s best ?

Hi , I'm a 17F from pakistan . I got admission in Business Administration in NUST islamabad , which is one of the best institutions in the country . Now here i have two options , i can either complete my full bachelors degree from pakistan and then go for masters to Germany or do one year from here (13 years of education) and complete my bachelors from germany. Here are the pros and other factors to consider:

Pros of staying in pakistan for bachelors: -It's the best university this country has to offer. -Since i havent ever lived by myself , I'll gain social skills while living among people of my own country. -I plan to do a minor in AI or some other field , which i dont know will be possible in Germany. -I have many internship opportunities here for 3rd and 4rth year. -I also plan to do some undergrad exchange programs to gain exposure since this uni has many affiliations with unis abroad. -I wont have to work here in pakistan and can spend more time focusing on studies and other activities (there are many societies in the uni ). -Won't have to submit the block account amount and the expenditure will be relatively low . -food and housing are all provided by the university dormitory. -Less struggle overall and more in my comfort zone.

Pros of doing my bachelors in Germany: -Exposure and skill polishing and personality grooming. -Work experience -independence and better education -More future opportunities -possibly get a permanent residency , if i stay for masters too

• more freedom since its a better country overall.

-will have to figure out my own housing and food.

Now the biggest con i see is first , i will have to work alongside my degree in germany which can get tough and second, even though i can adjust relatively easy (i have many international friends) , i still am anxious about the people in germany and if its the right desicion. The language aint a issue cause i can reach german proficiency of atleast B1 (ill try B2) , in a year. Convincing my parents will be a bit of a hard part as well, but i want honest opinion about what is better.

Planning to study abroad from this year or next year for my bachelor's but I'm torn apart about where to study while keeping in mind with the affordablity and women safety

Hello,

I would like to contact uni assist regarding one mistake on my application form. I have been trying to contact them for days (sent an email, used a contact form, and called them) and still got no response. It is very important to me to know the severity of this issue, so I can reapply or withdraw my application. Can someone please their experience regarding this procedure?

Title…. I’m studying abroad in the Netherlands, we’re going to be in Amsterdam so I’m happy about that but I’m the only black student going. How has other people’s experience been?

Always dreamed about studying abroad, I come from a country named Bangladesh. But don't have financial support, my results are good here , I want to study in cyber security. If possible in European countries, Australia or Canada. Is it possible with low financial support or is there a way , kindly help please...

Going to Italy for the high school academic year so 9 1/2-10 months, was planning things out but nowhere have I seen a general idea on how much money to bring with you

Any help and past experience tips are appreciated!

Hello! I have been selected for the Eiffel scholarship this year. I want to connect with other scholars, but the campus france chapter in my country won’t share with me their names. I only know that I am the only candidate who won this award from my country, and I would love to be in touch with scholarship recipients from other countries! Please let me know if you have received the award this year!

Hey everyone!

I am fortunate enough to be studying abroad in Europe over this upcoming Summer and Fall, Amsterdam in the Summer, and Barcelona in the Fall.

In between these two programs, I have a break July 26-August 16th, where I have absolutely nothing planned as of yet.

From August 17-26th, me and my mother plan to visit Italy, Portugal, and return to Amsterdam.

From August 27th-September 3rd, I will be in the UK and Ireland.

Besides these locations and dates, I have nothing particular planned, and was hoping to find some help in this post. I would appreciate any and all recommendations, and the more obscure the better!

Cheers!

Hello!

So As title says, I was requested by university to provide apostilles issued for the public documents here in Saudi;The issuing authority here is ministry of foreign affairs and afterall , I got the apostilles but they are in the following format :

Country/Pays/الدوله

المملكه العربيه السعوديه

Bears the stamp/seal of Est revétu du sceau / timbre de يحمل ختم /طابع

وزاره التعليم

So as you can see key points are in english but the corresponding answers to these key points are only in arabic.I have already sent the documents and they are on their way to the Admissions Office and now that I am overthinking it will the university reject those apostilles because of the arabic info?

Any help would be appreciated:)

I’ve heard from many people that it doesn’t matter where you go abroad, just that you do it! While this is definitely true, everyone who studies abroad has a moment of pondering where they would find the most happiness, get pushed the most, or learn something completely different when making their decisions.

While everyone’s decision is unique, I found that my path to discovering the best option for me coincided with exactly what I wanted to get out of abroad. As a result, I landed in Prague for my fall semester. Why Prague? While there are so many reasons why, it’s definitely not the most popular destination. Most students I went to school with were heading to Milan, Paris, or Barcelona, instead of the fairytale Central European city I found myself in.

When I first arrived at college, I had barely heard about Prague and had no idea what the city defined itself by. It wasn’t until I took an international relations course that touched on the economic transition of the former Soviet Bloc that I became intrigued by the city. In this class, I learned about the historic Prague Spring, the Velvet Revolution, and all that came after! So much history had touched the city and upon further research, I realized that it was also beautiful.

CIEE gave me the opportunity to dive into my interests! Through their program in Prague called Central European Studies I found myself in the most interesting classes. While there I took Cold War Confrontation, Central European Politics, Intro to Czech, and a film class that touched on the times of Hitler and Stalin. The time I spent wandering around the city I would see what we were discussing in class which made it all the more special.

By the end of my time there, when friends had come and visited I could take them around the city and point out all the historic sites as well as the little things I found that you can’t discover on a typical tour. I had fallen in love with Prague and the history that characterizes it.

While my academic interests brought me to Prague I know people that choose locations for very different reasons. Some of my friends loved Spanish food so they went to Spain, other friends were trying to become fluent in Italian so they went to Italy, other people I know wanted something totally unique so they went to Chile. Whatever reasoning they had, they made the most of it. CIEE allowed me to have the most amazing time where I was, and with their more than 150 number of programs, they can do the same for you! #CIEE #CIEEambassador

Hey everyone, I am an applicant from India here, am clueless about applying for a Masters abroad.

Thinking of going for a Masters abroad(US,UK,Canada) but have NO IDEA where to start. Really hoping you amazing folks can help with the application process - where to apply, what exams to take, the whole shebang!

Any advice for a total newbie would be a lifesaver! Thanks in advance!

Hi! I am from the Philippines and I am interested in taking aviation in AUS but I don't really know what's the process and steps to becoming a pilot in Australia. Can someone please give me some advice?

Also, is aviation good in UNISA?

Hi! I'm really confused and idk what to do.

My family has been planning to send me to Adelaide, Australia (my aunt is a citizen there) and pursue my college there but there's a few situations to consider:

1. Establish my self early abroad. Study for college in Australia but i am working at the same time. After graduating, I can apply for a job. Note: My choices are Bachelors in Aviation, Bachelors in Pharmaceuticals, Bachelors in Chemical Engineering.

2. I should get a degree first and apply for a job in Australia afterwards.

My brother's concern is that maybe I can't handle being a working student. Also, money is also a problem here. please help me. what should i do?

my_qualifications : Btech cse with 4 years of work experience.I am an international candidate,

I have received conditional offer from :

Northumbria Newcastle

Swansea

Some of them I have applied through consultancy , so they are pushing me to make a decision with the offers.

Also would like to hear a honest feedback from masters students graduated from any of these uni ,were you able to get a job in the current situation.

I am awaiting feedback from :

1.Coventry university

2.university of york

3.exeter

4.Essex

5.demontford

6.University of hertfordshire with placement

7.University of sheffield

8.liverpool

9.Strathclyde

10.Heriot Watt

11.Bolton

12.QMUL

Hi! I’m having a hard time choosing a place to study abroad. My advisor said i should study in England or in the UK for my degree, which is high school English education, but I’ve been studying French for 5-6 years and i would to study in France to become fluent. I need help deciding the pros and cons of both, as I plan on going next Spring semester

An indian student here! just want to know how is the course overall?How easy or hard it is? What all we gotta study in that? is the college good? How is the environment and all? Also,what about the scope and jobs we can do after?

Hello I am Mongolian university Student who is about finishing his second year, studying about British studies. Anyways i am interested this major but my country has not enough workplace in this major the only way I have is studying abroad but my english is between intermediate, upper intermediate and i have no special talents like dance sing or sports, and I am kind a introvert person. It is not important to you guys but I just want you know it. So the thing I want to express is that I want to study Germany for this degree or related degree furthermore I wanna live in Europe country which is peaceful. I just want to ask you guys that do I have a chance to study Germany ( If i haven’t what should I do) Give me your advice or thoughts on this. I will respect your thoughts. Thank you sincerely Just A random asian mere guy

Hello everyone,

I am currently in my final semester of my bachelor's degree. As graduation approaches, I am beginning to search for job opportunities. I am planning to move to Germany for my master's studies and subsequent employment. However, I have some concerns about potential language barriers in Germany.

My question is: If I complete my master's degree in Germany in the German language, will I face any language-related difficulties in the future, particularly regarding the value of my degree and job prospects?

Thank you for your insights.

Planning to study interior design in Germany for September intake from India, what are the challenges and risk i have to look forward?

Done my graduation and post graduation in english literature,,,,, now I am considering for a PhD from any foreign university.... I am thinking for Ireland n Scotland..... what about European countries???? Plzzzzz I do need some genuine suggestions ......