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QuestionWhat is the criteria for a student to study abroad?Community AnswerThe criteria is different for each college and study abroad program, so be sure to check what the requirements are for your college.
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QuestionHow do I pick the place I want to study abroad at?Community AnswerYou can pick a country that has a host family and a host school available. The more that you know about the place that you want, the more that you will feel safe.
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QuestionWhat is the best university outside of India for me to study psychology?Community AnswerLook at universities in the Netherlands. Education there is very good, and I know the VU and UVA in Amsterdam have excellent psychology programs. At several universities in Holland, there's a program called PPLE, where your first year is interdisciplinary with psychology, politics and economics, then the second year you choose one of these, and in your case, you can continue with psychology. In this way you do specialize, but you have a lot more to offer as you can look at subjects from different perspectives.
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QuestionWhat is the required grade point average to study abroad?Community AnswerIt completely depends on your school, the study abroad program, etc. Some programs may not have any GPA requirements at all.
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QuestionIs it possible to study abroad in my 30s and get a scholarship?Community AnswerYes. You can study at any time and at any age, and it may actually be easier to get a scholarship in your 30s than in your 20s or teens.
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QuestionIf I want to study abroad (UK to USA) and the course I want to take is 4 years long, do I need visas and other things because it is a long stay?Community AnswerYes, of course, you will need a student visa at least. Check with your embassy and/or program of study to determine what else will be required.
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QuestionHow do I deal with being nervous when I'm going to study abroad?Community AnswerThere is nothing to be nervous when going abroad to study. Believe in yourself and be courageous. You will definitely have new friends and a new life very soon.
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QuestionHow do I find the best university for the subject I want to study? I want to study genetics.Community AnswerHere are some good universities to try: Harvard University Department of Molecular Biology; MIT Department of Biology; University of California College of Biological Sciences; University of Cambridge Department of Genetics; Stanford University Department of Genetics; University of Washington Molecular and Cellular Biology Graduate program; University of Oxford Department of Biochemistry; John Hopkins University Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics; University of California – San Diego; University of Toronto Department of Molecular Genetics.
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QuestionWhich European countries have the best film study programs?Community AnswerTry Poland because the National Film School in Łódź is the best one in Europe. Students rank it highly. At least look into it if you are looking for a European Film School Program.
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QuestionWhat is the best university outside of India for studying project management?Community AnswerGo to Centennial College in Canada as they are one of the best ranked universities for project management in the world.
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QuestionWhat's the best university to study agricultural work?Community AnswerConsider Penza State University in Russia as it is known for a lot of farming and a lot of Agricultural Instructors around the world work there.
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QuestionHow can I get a scholarship and study medicine at one of English or Canadian university for me from Iran. What I should do for that?Community AnswerFor scholarships, contact the university in question to see what the requirements are. For other requirements, such as student visas, contact the UK or Canadian embassy.
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QuestionWhat is the best country for mechanical engineering?Career ClinicCommunity AnswerThe "best" country for mechanical engineering can vary based on a range of factors, including the quality of education, job opportunities, research and development environment, technological advancements, and overall quality of life. Here are a few countries that are often considered strong contenders for pursuing mechanical engineering: the United States, Germany, Japan, Canada, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and South Korea.
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