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Living ON campus vs Living OFF campus 🤔
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When you decide to study abroad you need to make several important decisions: choose your future university, a study program and accommodation! Students usually need to choose between two options: living on campus or off campus. What is better?
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Swipe and take a look at the pros & cons of these types of accommodation ➡️
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What would you choose? 👇
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The USA is a dream destination for many students. No surprise: the American education system is known for being one of the best ones! 🔥 But what do you know about its features?
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Swipe to learn more about studying at the US universities ➡️
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BEST student cities 2022 🔥
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Deciding on a future country or city of study is not an easy task. Fortunately, there are world rankings not only of universities, but also of cities!
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Swipe to learn more about the best student cities 2022 according to the QS World University Rankings, their advantages and cost of living ➡️
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Would you like to study and live in one of the cities mentioned above? If not, what is your dream city? 😍
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Be sure to save this post! ✔️

🌟AAUW International Fellowships for Women, USA
Target group: international female students enrolled into master's/doctoral/postdoctoral programs at an American university
Eligibility criteria: academic and other achievements, demonstration of intention to return home after the graduation/research to continue professional development
Scholarship amount: $18,000 - $30,000, depending on the program

🌟Schlumberger Foundation Faculty for the Future Fellowships for Women
Target group: international female students planning their doctoral/postdoctoral studies at world universities, field of study: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics)
Eligibility criteria: academic excellence, intention to return home after graduation and continue professional development
Scholarship amount: up to $50,000 per year

🌟FINCAD Women in Finance Scholarship
Target group: international female students enrolled in master's or doctoral programs at world universities. Field of study: finance, specialties financial asset management, market risk management
Eligibility criteria: academic and other achievements
Scholarship amount: $20,000, 50% of the award is paid to the educational institution to directly assist with tuition

🌟Google Women Techmakers Scholars Program
Target group: international female students enrolled in undergraduate, graduate or doctoral programs at European, Middle Eastern or African universities in the fields of Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Informatics or another similar technical specialty
Eligibility criteria: academic and other achievements
Scholarship Amount: €7,000

Would you like to apply for one of these scholarships? 😍

What to do if you've got a low GPA? 🙈
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Don’t panic! A low GPA score doesn’t mean that you can’t apply to universities abroad. There’s always a solution! ⬇️
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⚖️Make up the difference in other parts of your application. Even if your GPA is low, it doesn’t mean that you can’t excel in your university studies. And the admissions committee usually understands that! If you can justify certain unsatisfactory grades in your motivation letter or provide recommendation letters proving that you’re a talented and dedicated student, this will help.
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🌟Pass SAT/ACT with a stellar test score (if you’re required to take them, of course). Having passed one of the tests with a high score will prove that your low GPA is nothing but an unfortunate misunderstanding.
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💃We’re sorry to say that, but… extracurricular activities. They still play a significant role in your application. Having them included in your application reflects a level of engagement both with your surrounding community and with your personal passions. And it’s always a huge plus!
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Let’s keep exploring Icelandic education. If you want to study there - don’t forget to save this post! ✔️
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⚫Undergraduate admission
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In general, for bachelor level education, an applicant needs to have completed a high school examination/matriculation exam or equivalent. For international students it means that you’re required to have your higher secondary school certificate + 1 year of higher education studies!
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You also need to pass language exams, such as TOEFL/IELTS/PTE etc. for studying in English, or entrance language test, if you want to study in Icelandic
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For some subjects, however, there may be additional entry requirements and/or entrance exams set by the university. Typically, these are in subjects such as the medical sciences, economics, and law.
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⚫Graduate admission
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Students enrolling in graduate education should possess a good bachelor’s degree in a subject that corresponds closely to the graduate degree at the chosen Icelandic university. The minimum requirement is usually a 4-year Bachelor's degree!
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As always, you’re also required to pass language tests (see examples above). Again, for some subjects there may be additional requirements, so we recommend double-checking this information on the university website.
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Was this post useful? Do you plan to apply to Icelandic universities? 🤩💜
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Your budget to live and study in Iceland ⬇️
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🎓Tuition fees
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Public universities in Iceland don’t charge tuition fees! There is only a ‘registration fee’, which is on average $500 per year. Private universities charge tuition fees, and the prices vary depending on the institution and specialization. For example, studying at the best university in Iceland, Reykjavík University, costs €5,100 - €7,300 per semester.
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🏠Living expenses
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The biggest expense is rent: you can expect to pay between $750 and $1,500 per month depending on the location (city center or outside city, and number of bedrooms). You can still find cheaper options and live with housemates, and then you can expect to pay $470+ per month.
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☕Food and daily market items
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You should count on spending ~$450 per month, depending on your lifestyle. If you want to eat out, then a meal in an inexpensive restaurant may cost ~$20.
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🚎Transportation
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Iceland has an excellent bus system with swift services around and between major towns and attractions. A monthly ticket for public transport costs around $85.
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❗According to a current rough estimation, the living cost for a single student in Iceland is around $1,100 per month.
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Iceland is a small country with only 7 universities located there, but the level of education in all of them meets all world standards! 🤩
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Few facts about studying in Iceland:
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👨‍🎓 Iceland has an undeservedly small percentage of international students: ~5-8%
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🗣️ Despite this, there should be no problems with communication: almost everyone in Iceland speaks English well
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🍃 The country is particularly renowned for its power engineering programs. Electricity in the country is almost entirely produced from renewable sources!
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💰 You can study there FOR FREE! Public universities provide this opportunity to all students, even international ones. The main obstacle is that a large percentage of undergraduate programs are taught in Icelandic, but the number of English-language specialties is increasing from year to year
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⚖️ Even if you choose to study at a private university, tuition fees will be 2-4 times lower than the tuition in countries such as the Netherlands, France, or the United Kingdom
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❤️ The country has a high standard of living, as well as a low crime rate. In addition, Iceland is a global leader in gender equality. All these factors make studying and living in the country as comfortable as possible
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❗ You should be prepared for the fact that in Iceland you need to renew your student visa every semester (!), proving that you are successfully coping with the study program. What a great motivation to study tho 😁
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Would you like to study in Iceland?
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Where to study business? Where to study architecture?” - that’s the questions we often receive from you. It’s not easy to give a definite answer sometimes, since this issue requires an individual approach. But some countries are still known for particular specialties! ⬇️ Be sure to save this list.
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💻IT and engineering
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Of course, such disciplines are best studied in those countries where they are most developed and boast a set of innovations. These countries include the United States, Austria, Germany, Ireland, China, and South Korea.
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💊Medicine
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Australia, the UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the USA, Turkey, and South Korea can boast of a high level of medicine. If you are looking for medical education, then consider these countries.
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💼Business
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Good business schools can be found all over the world, but schools in countries such as Australia, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Germany, the United States, and the Netherlands definitely stand out.
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👗Fashion and design
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Everything is quite predictable here: such disciplines are best studied in the UK, the USA, France, or Italy.
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🏢Architecture
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Universities in the UK, the Netherlands, and Italy are known for their high-quality programs in architecture.
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🌎Ecology
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A very relevant and promising specialization, considering our modern realities! Ecology is best studied in Germany, Norway, the Netherlands, Finland, or Sweden.
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What do you think about the countries suggested above? 🤔
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SAT is a standardized American test that is required for admission to US educational institutions. In fact, sometimes it is also required for admission to other countries, but usually it is required for American universities.
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Today, SAT is no longer a mandatory requirement, but it definitely adds points to your application.
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So what is the SAT test?
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SAT consists of 2 sections:
- Mathematics
- Evidence-based Reading and Writing
- Essay (optional)
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The mathematics section consists of the following parts: The Math Test - No Calculator section, The Math Test - Calculator.
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The Evidence-based Reading and Writing section consists of Reading (text analysis) and Writing and Language Test (language and grammar).
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For each section, you can earn from 200 to 800 points, that is, in general you can get 400-1600 points.
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There is also another test - SAT Subject Test. SAT Subject is a test in one of the core subjects, which usually must be taken if you are applying to a high-ranked educational institution. The SAT Subject Test is aimed at determining the level of knowledge in five areas: English, history, natural sciences, foreign languages ​​- reading and foreign languages ​​- reading + listening.
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Are any of you going to take the SAT? Do you need more detailed information and helpful tips? 🔥
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🌟National University of Singapore
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NUS is the best and largest university in the country in terms of both number of student and study programs. It is the oldest university in Singapore as well! The university has 17 faculties and schools that offer study programs in a wide variety of fields. Students also have the opportunity to participate in exchange study programs (and study in the USA, Canada, China, etc.)
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Language requirements: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 92-93
Tuition Fees per year: $13,000 - $29,000
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🌟Nanyang Technological University
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NTU is Singapore's main technological university. It is also one of the largest universities in the country with 33,000 students studying there. The university has several colleges and schools, which offer a wide range of technological and economic disciplines. The main campus of the university has been included in the TOP of the most beautiful campuses in the world several times!
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Language requirements: IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 90
Tuition Fees per year: $25,260
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🌟Singapore Management University
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The university specializes in business and management programs. SMU offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs at its 6 schools: School of Accounting, School of Business, School of Economics, School of Computer and Information Systems, School of Law, and School of Social Sciences. At the moment, 10,000 students from 60 countries of the world study at SMU.
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Language requirements: IELTS 7.0, TOEFL 93
Tuition Fee: $24,500
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