Universities offer their own scholarships. They are the easiest to target. You can fill the application while submitting the university application. Good luck.

Hey Sid, Depending on the University you choose, submitting or not submitting letters of recommendation can make a difference. To get into the top colleges in the U.S, letters of recommendation are a must. However, universities that don't fall among the first tier don't generally put as much emphasis on letters of recommendation. However, LORs add credibility to your profile and certainly help boost your chances of getting into the university of your choice. For any reference regarding writing letters of recommendation, check out this blog-https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/your-letter-of-recommendation-the-unsung-hero/

I don't think so. It is only need basis, decided by the consulate.

Hi, always follow your passion and make your Decisions, But most of the engineering students choose MS over MBA.

Multiple options. Apply for scholarships. There are a bunch of them. Or apply for a student loan. Banks and NBFC help with student loans. You can get both with collateral or collateral-free loans to fund your education.

Hey Amandeep, MBA in the UK is one of the most popular programs. Here is a list of the top universities for MBA in the UK: University of Oxford University of Cambridge London School of Economics and Political Science University of Warwick University of Bristol

Hey Zeeshan, Canada is one of the best places to study in due to their high quality of education and friendly immigration policies. The best universities for international students in Canada are: University of Toronto McGill University University of British Columbia University of Alberta McMaster University Factors such as College Scores, Entrance test grades, work experience, etc. affect your university application and help you get in.

Hey Tara, Yes! for students who wish to work and study, there are specific programs that allow students the flexibility of doing so. You could also work part-time in order to make up for some of the expenses that you will incur abroad.

Yes, I agree with Rahul S that the most prominent countries to get an MBA from are Canada, United Kingdom, United States, Australia & Singapore, but you also have to take into consideration the price options and the lifestyle which each destination offers. If Spain is a destination you are interested to study in, I would suggest the following MBA Program offered by Aspire Business School (Barcelona) It enables you to obtain a UK-accredited MBA degree without having to endure the UK weather. Study in sunny Barcelona, Spain and complete a module online to finalize your studies and obtain a UK-accredited degree just for 7500 euro. It is a standard 1-year program, my friend enrolled in October it and she is having a positive experience so far.

Hello Shruti, The process to apply for a Bachelors degree in the EU is generally the following: Fill-in, scan and send the application form & Student contract to the school's administration + pay the required application fee (processing fee) Some universities require a language proficiency certificate, others make do with a Skype interview to test your language proficiency Upon receiving a conditional application letter, pay the required tuition fee% to the school After realizing the payment, you should obtain an unconditional acceptance letter, which enables you to apply for a student VISA Apply for a VISA @ your local embassy Obtain your VISA, buy your plane ticket, go study abroad The above mentioned process is what you need to do to enroll into Aspire Business School (Spain, Panama, Online), but it should be very similar, if not identical in other European countries. Good luck with your applications!

It is quite popular. Better acceptance than TOEFL.

Have you shortlisted the universities/programs? If yes, most universities have their own scholarship basis the program selected. Apply while filling your university application.

You have a great score. If you play your cards right with your SOP/Application you can easily target any global IVY League university

Hey Myra, There are a bunch of problems that students commonly face when they study abroad. Here are some of the problems faced by students- Homesickness Missing your family and friends is one of the most common problems faced by students who study abroad. The best way to overcome your homesickness is to engage in various activities and clubs in your new city. Losing your way New places can be tricky to navigate and there are possibilities of you getting lost over there. The trick to avoiding such situations is being prepared with maps beforehand until you get a hang of the directions of the new place. Managing your funds Studying abroad can be a little heavy on your pocket and you may end up you’re your money reaching as low as two digits before the month end. You must, therefore, plan extensively before spending in order to space out your expenditures. Sincerely attending classes You have a new country to explore with no one to tell you otherwise. So, it’s only natural to feel like you should go out and explore instead of attending those lectures. In situations like these, you must remember your end goal and what you are trying to accomplish. Time zone differences Your friends and family may live in another time zone. This could cause issues while trying to contact them. So don't be sad when skype calls don't work out or there is a gap in communication. Feeling left out Studying in a foreign country can be a cultural shock for students. It is also completely natural for students to sometimes feel excluded among the new group of people. At times like these, you should try to understand the new and exciting culture and experience it with an open mind. Language barriers The country you study in may not always have the same language as yours so, language barriers are inevitable. The best way to overcome this is to take it as a learning opportunity and try to familiarise yourself with the language as much as possible. Hope these reasons give you all the info you needed! If you have any more questions about studying abroad, you can always contact iSchoolConnect or ask them here. Happy studying!

Hey Radhika, While choosing your Major/Minor to study abroad, you should consider these factors: Career Analysis: Check and find out the careers that could stem out of the Major you select. If you are not sure about what you want to do, make sure to choose a course that doesn't specialize too much so that you have the flexibility of choosing a variety of careers in that path. Earning Potential: Understand the prospective remittance that you could get after your bachelors to understand whether the Return on investment is worth it or not. Subjects that you love: Decide on a subject that you have an interest in. Doing a course that you don't like will eventually pull you down and hinder you from performing to the best of your abilities. It should be noted that different students will prioritize the different points mentioned based on their preferences. We at iSchoolConnect could help you make a well-informed decision to achieve your study abroad dreams. You could also contact us for further information.

Thanks, Christine this is so useful.

Hey Amandeep, The application process differs for Bachelors and Masters differs slightly. So supposing that you are applying for Masters in UK, you'll need to apply for your program of choice on the university website. You can scan and upload all your necessary documents, scores, degree information, etc. on the university website. Make sure you send in your Statement of Purpose (SOP), Letters of recommendation (LORs), IELTS scores, etc. for the relevant program based on the university's requirement criteria. Hope this answer helps! You can read about the top universities for MBA in UK here- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-universities-for-mba-in-uk-fees-ranks-programs/

@girish-rb Your academic scores Extra-curricular activities (achievements in Sports, music, dancing etc.) Professional accomplishments (Internships, job etc) Community service (NGOs, etc) Research activities ( any research paper published)

They are almost similar but yes it is a little cheaper in the UK than studying in Australia. For example, the University of Oxford's MBA program will cost you 62,500 pounds ($81,093) and it is the highest. The lowest cost for the MBA program in the UK is at Brunel University and it costs around 29,000 pounds ($37,751). The cost for an MBA in Australia at the University of Melbourne is around $76,900 and the lowest cost you will get for the MBA program is at RMIT University and the cost is around $36,352. So, in conclusion, the UK is cheaper than Australia for an MBA program

Your SOP is what makes or breaks your college application and as far as I know, SOP's are compulsory for college applications as they represent your ideas and will for applying for the college. But if you don't want to write your SOP you can ask your respective university if they offer an alternative option like a university interview. But mostly, one way or another, most universities ask you to write an SOP or an Essay. I personally, would recommend that you should write an SOP. Doing so will help you build your application profile and will increase your chances of getting accepted in the university of your choice. But still, if you feel like you don't want to write an SOP, make an inquiry with the university you want to apply to.