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02/07/2012
Study Abroad Tips : Bus/Subway Passes
Consider buying a monthly bus or subway (Underground, Metro) pass! Most public transportation, especially in Europe, is highly efficient and you'll love it. Otherwise, just walk. Just remember that cabs can get really expensive if that's all you're taking.
27/06/2012
Ask Around :
Talk to other people in your program and get tips from them on what to do. They might know the cheapest place to get your laundry done, eat good food, use the Internet, etc.
25/06/2012
Bring Pictures :
Bring pictures of family and friends that you can look at whenever you get homesick. It will happen occasionally and having pictures to look at will help it pass.
21/06/2012
Study Overseas Tips - Set a Weekly Budget.
You'll open a bank account locally. Whether you plan to live off your debit card or want to mostly use cash, decide a set amount of money to spend the first few weeks. That will help you get used to the value of the foreign currency compared to what you're used to spending at home. Then you can adjust accordingly and will have a good handle on budgeting for the time you're there.
Student Safety Tips : Protect Your Stuff
Keep your passport and other important documents safely hidden. You're staying put for a while so you don't need to carry this stuff around. Also, study abroad students will have an ID of some sort from the university they're going to. Between that and your ISIC, you're covered.
Student Safety Tips:
Keep your passport and other important documents safely hidden. You're staying put for a while so you don't need to carry this stuff around. Also, study abroad students will have an ID of some sort from the university they're going to. Between that and your ISIC, you're covered.
08/06/2012
Singapore, new B-school hub for International Students
Siew Kheng Kang, Regional Director, Singapore Tourism Board says, “In its totality, there are about 70,000 international students in Singapore. About 3,000 Indian students go every year to study in Singapore.
Should work permit be a MAIN criteria for choosing the overseas study destination for a student?
Is the Policy shift of a minimum requirement of completion of a 2 year program under Level 7 , in order to get a 1 year “Graduate Search Visa” in New Zealand right?
16/02/2012
16/02/2012