i’ve never traveled alone, let alone for a semester, so i need a good pitch to convince them. they’ll find any reason to say no, like safety issues for example submitted by /u/Winter-Exam7590 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm from India. My_qualifications: Completed first year of MSc physics, BSc physics with 8.357 CGPA, both at the same Indian central university. Completed 6 month intern project, 1 paper may get published soon (in condensed matter physics). My question is, should I apply for MS this year or wait and apply for PhD next year? (In context of job, seats availability, scholarships...) Which is easier to get? Which will cost more? submitted by /u/Evening-Stable-1361 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

How do you think of choosing between Italy, Spain and USA which country would be better to study considering climate, internships possibility, education for architecture, design? Somewhere where I also can start my own business? submitted by /u/anonymouss03298374 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Welcome to the TETR College of Business! TETR will host an information session for counselors, students, and parents on Wednesday May 8 @ 5-6PM https://us05web.zoom.us/j/2702412355?pwd=C1KqjlB5AyxkpWdftyB8Yx7v5byT5X.1 TETR students learn business by doing business. They create the following businesses: e-commerce, FMGC brand, kickstarter, social venture, tech start up, green venture and a social media channel. Seed money is provided, and students get to keep their profits. TETR is offering 60 FULL scholarships for its inaugural class. Tuition, housing, flights, and visa costs are all co ..read more

Planning to pursue your education in New Zealand? Look no further! Several Indian banks, both public and private sector banks offer education loans to help you achieve your academic goals. Here's the list of the same- Public Sector Banks: State Bank of India (SBI): Being India's largest bank, SBI offers competitive interest rates and a wide range of loan options, including secured and unsecured loans, for studying abroad. They provide up to INR 1.5 crore (with collateral) under the SBI Global Ed-vantage scheme. They also have established tie-ups with universities in New Zealand, making the l ..read more

I'm interested in pursuing a Master's degree in Cybersecurity abroad (excluding the US). I'm also looking for universities with programs that are compatible with part-time work. Having graduated with a Bachelor's degree in 2022 and gained 2+ years of software development experience at a startup, I believe my background would be a good fit for such a program. suggestion please submitted by /u/kaushikkkkkk [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

How's selection for study? What do I need to apply for a study? submitted by /u/radim_g [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi everyone, I am planning to apply for a Masters in Germany. I am considering MSc. Astrophysics at Potsdam Uni. I got an offer from ERAMSUS for their MASS program but it was a self funded one, I'm nearly certain that I wouldn't go with it. I was thinking about Applied Physics masters at Uni Freiburg. Can you suggest any other relevant field or uni options in Germany? It would be a great help to me. Thanks in advance (: submitted by /u/sussysensei [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

The SAT and ACT are both standardized tests used for college admissions in the United States, but they have some differences: 1. Content: SAT focuses on Reading and Writing , Maths, ACT focuses on English, Math, Reading, Science, and optional essay. 2. Scoring: SAT has total score of 400-1600, with section scores of 200-800. and ACT has composite score 1-36, averaging the four main sections. Ultimately, the choice between the SAT and ACT often depends on individual strengths and preferences, as well as the requirements of the colleges or universities to which a student is applying. For expert ..read more

which one do you think is a better opportunity to take, or which one would you recommend to someone for a good experience? submitted by /u/Winter-Exam7590 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more