Hi Sid,
Yes, it will.
If you're worried about submitting them late, you can email the university and ask for an extension.
But make sure to submit it.
Otherwise, your application will be considered incomplete.
Universities offer their own scholarships. They are the easiest to target. You can fill the application while submitting the university application.
Good luck.
That is not true, Diya
Skills matter just as much as passion
Also, a lot of students choose to do an MBA over MS because of their interest in business, finance, analytics, etc.
The first thing you need to do is find out what you're interested in and then see if you have the skills for it
Oh, yeah, definitely
In all study abroad destinations, be it USA, UK, the Netherlands, Singapore, Switzerland, etc., you can work part-time for 16-20 hours (depending on which country you go to)
Yes, but before all that, you have to decide which country you want to go to
And also shortlist universities
In case you don't know how to go about it, kindly get in touch with me
Hey Natasha,
A common problem that students face when going abroad is how to pay the least amount of brokerage fees to organisations that specialise in converting currency. The best way to reduce the amount spent in converting currency is to convert them at your banks instead of going to Airport Kiosk and converting money there. This is because Airport kiosks have greater commission rates than banks usually do. Banks also tend to have schemes that you could take advantage of to reduce the price of conversion even more.
