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"Start researching programs now. Focus on improving your language skills and standardized test scores. Build relationships with professors for strong recommendations. Consider internships or research projects to boost your profile. Start saving - every bi

"Absolutely, but they're competitive. Look for government scholarships, university-specific full rides, or organization-sponsored programs. Fulbright, Chevening, and Erasmus Mundus are good examples. Be wary of scholarships asking for application fees - l

"Costs vary widely. In the US, it's usually between $3,000 to $15,000 per year for international students. Canada's a bit cheaper, around $5,000 to $10,000. Australia and New Zealand are pricier, often $10,000 to $20,000. Remember, living expenses often o

"Italian universities are stepping up their game for international students. Most offer language courses, cultural orientation programs, and academic tutoring. Larger unis often have dedicated international offices to help with visas, housing, and settlin

"It's a bit early for grade 9, but it's great you're thinking ahead. Oxford typically looks at students in their final two years of high school. Focus now on building a strong academic foundation, especially in your chosen subject area. Consider joining a

A Letter of Administration is a legal document issued when someone dies without a valid will. It gives someone (usually a close relative) the right to manage the deceased's estate. It's required to access bank accounts, sell property, or handle other fina

"Your CGPA is competitive for the Global Korea Scholarship (GKS). They look for academic excellence, and you're in a good range. But remember, it's not just about grades. Your research proposal, language skills, and overall application matter too. The pro

It's challenging but not impossible. UK unis typically want a 2:2 (roughly 3.0 GPA), but some are flexible. Focus on other strengths - work experience, strong recommendations, or relevant projects. Consider a Pre-Masters program or start with a PG Certifi

"Get hands-on lab experience - it's crucial. Try to publish or present at conferences, even small ones. Build strong relationships with professors for recommendations. Consider a research-focused final year project. Stay updated with current microbiology

Focus on research experience - join a professor's project or start your own. Build up your stats and research methods skills. Consider an internship in a relevant field. Volunteer work in mental health settings can be valuable too. Start thinking about yo