The United States is home to some of the world's leading law schools. So, the appeal to do law in this country makes sense for the international students. If you too want to study law in the USA – congratulations, you're a part of a growing crowd of aspirants. Now, before you rush to take any definite steps, there are several things that you must know about pursuing this path. Law education in the US can be pursued as a post-graduate course. There's no standard undergraduate-level program for law. Even…
The likes of the USA and Australia remain a go-to destination for international students. However, in recent times, more students are looking at (and opting for) other options. In that, Ireland has emerged as one of the favorite names. If you're looking to go abroad to pursue higher education, Ireland might just be a perfect country for you. And there are plenty of reasons why! Here are 7 reasons why international students love Ireland and why you should choose this study-abroad destination as well: 1. World-class education infrastructure Ireland is…
The Preliminary SAT or PSAT is one of the most important tests every student preparing to get admission to a college in the US should take. While the test doesn't directly impact your college application (admission committees look at your SAT score and not PSAT score), you should still take this test. Why? The Scholarship PSAT is also known as NMSQT (National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test). It is a qualifying test based on which you can get a scholarship for your college education. Your score is automatically sent to the…
More research students, after completing their PhD, are opting for postdoc to pursue a career in academics. A lot of international students stay back in the USA for postdoc positions, which usually takes anywhere between two and three years. Some students may choose to do more than one postdoc before settling for any faculty position. A postdoc isa temporary position that provides PhD students to continue their training as a researcher. It helps them gain more skill, expertise, and experience. A lot of students choose postdoc positions at the university,…
MBA remains one of the hottest post-graduate programs with millions of aspirants. So, if you're planning to steer the same way, welcome abroad! "MBA" on your resume will position you for better roles in organizations and higher salary. To that, the program will arm you with inherent skills to build and scale your own business. You can't ask for more! But let's address the other side of the coin…Are these promises of a better future valid for all? Do they come true for every MBA graduate? Not really! MBA Graduates…
10 years after starting, the median annual earnings of an Ivy League graduate is $70,000. For students who graduated from other schools, this number is $34,000. This stark difference in income (and career prospects) highlights the appeal of the Ivy League universities. So, it makes sense why you want to get admission to such top universities like Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, and more. Many students are in the same boat. But that said, just because you "want to" doesn't mean you will. Getting into any of the Ivy League universities…
Yes, European countries home some of the world's leading universities that provide great research opportunities. And yes, the cost of pursuing PhD in Europe is comparatively very low. (It's virtually free in Germany!) However, there's much more than just these static reasons why International students choose Europe for Doctoral studies. European countries, in addition to offering superior quality research infrastructure, also promise students a better quality lifestyle. And, in recent times, this has emerged to be one of the key factors international students consider when planning to pursue higher education…
Don't just Google "top universities in the world" and choose an institute accordingly. So many students who want to study abroad make this mistake. Don't be one of them. Your career needs and aspirations are different and unique. At times, the "top" universities may not necessarily offer you the right program and infrastructure that aligns with your needs and aspirations. This is why the process of shortlisting universities abroad is so critical. You must do it with utmost care. After all, this isn't just about your college life but your…
Some of the world’s top business schools require applicants for MBA to have relevant work experience. It is actually one of the key admission criteria. However, in recent times, things have slightly shifted, making way for deferred enrollment programs. And it’s a trend that many business schools are totally behind. What Is Deferred Enrollment Program? The idea behind the deferred enrollment program is that students, immediately after completing their undergraduate studies or during the last semester of their course, can apply to business schools for pre-admission. If accepted, they can…
You score perfect marks in your exams… And you have a strong academic track record… Does that guarantee you a spot at any top university in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, or anywhere in the world? Not likely. The admission committee at leading universities goes beyond the GPA. They opt for a holistic approach, considering many other factors in applicants. We discussed this in a separate post. Check out MIT, Stanford, Harvard: What Do They Look for In International Students Students who want to study abroad – and in a…