I just graduated from high school in a third world country and things are not looking bright for me (Inflation, escalation of internal conflicts and poor education/job market). I have been browsing for a fully funded bachelor scholarships abroad for months, but they seem to be almost nonexistent and even if there are some funded opportunities, they often are reserved for graduate students. The thing is that I can afford tuitions which are in an affordable range (mostly Europe), but I don’t have a good bank statement at the moment due to my family’s financial situation, so that makes the chance of me getting rejected for a visa higher. Academically, I have given everything I have. I maintained a 90+ average throughout high school, ranked in the 5% of my class, earned a solid IELTS score, and built a decent list of extracurricular activities. I’m posting this because it has become beyond my ability and the continuous fear and stress about my future made my mental health worse. I would be deeply grateful for any support, whether that means university/vocational program suggestions, scholarship leads, or general advice on approaching this situation. If anyone working in higher education happens to read this (especially European), please know that if given a chance, I will work hard and prove to be a genuine asset to your institution. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this post!!!

Hello? I'm planning to study in the UK as an international student. I wonder what the cheapest way is to study and get a bachelor's degree there?

Does anyone know where I can get housing in Madrid for this fall? We got screwed over last minute. I have been looking EVERYWHERE and nothing is working out. It’s three girls, we will do anything we’re desperate (as long as it’s decently priced)

Hi everyone! 

I'm moving to the UK on 20th August and my accommodation contract in Nottingham starts on 5th September. I'm looking for someone to share a place with during these 15 days to split the accommodation cost.

I've found a double room for £304 for the entire stay, so it would be much more affordable if we share it.

If you're arriving around the same time and are interested, please feel free to message me. Happy to discuss the details!

Thanks! 

Hey everyone, I’m from Uzbekistan looking for budget-friendly English-taught Bachelor’s programs. Germany is out because of the €11k blocked account requirement, so I’m currently thinking of doing my Bachelor’s in China and then heading to the US for my Master’s. Is this China-to-US path realistic, or are there better affordable options or scholarships I should check out instead

hi guys so school got over this april and uni starts by september 2 and i have to reach a week early to complete my registration (documents for student id) then get my agency ppl to start my iqama process, my dorm part is all set-and my roomie is super helpful she's a senior over there. i have to get an e-sim and then start a bank account.

i applied for my student visa today hopefully inshallah(pray for me) i'll get it early!! im also in the middle of my driving classes to get my license b4 leaving to turkiye this august and hopefully i dont fail any tests.

they said i have to get my transcripts grade 10,11,12 attested(i studied cbse in abudhabi) my grade 10,12 are cbse given trancript cum diploma and grade 11 is issued by the school.
the uni said they need adek ,mofa,turkish consulate attestaion for equivalency n stuff.

i have no idea how and what to do!!
pleaseeeeee help

need advice from UK students

i am planning to do my bachelors from the UK

WILL BE PAYING MY 1st years fee

i am just concerned that can i earn to pay my expenses for the next year and affprd my expenses

will be applying for January intake so need some advices that would help i guess

I’m applying for my undergraduate degree in Europe and Turkey . And I’m really having some trouble writing one . Does anyone have any tips on how to start ??

I am currently in my last year of high school and I want to know which countries are the best to study in abroad. Currently I'm from a lower income country so unfortunately I cant afford the top locations.

I want to study EE or mathematics

>The programs I found are in English

After doing some research I have narrowed it down to:

-Germany

-Hungary

-Malaysia

-Japan

-Czechia

I want to ask people who have studied in these countries or maybe taught in these countries how is the style of education is it more self taught like European universities or hands on where its like a USA style based teaching and you can ask questions directly to the professor ( as in have one in one convos). How is the quality of education? Since I have concerns from countries like japan that their mathematics aren't that strong so I would love to hear more in depth opinions. Last thing about the uni(s) itself how is the uni life is there. Are there student events that make the atmosphere feel lively? Are students encouraged to interact with each other and is there clubs?

Moreover the day to day life in said country how easy would it be for an english speaking person to get around the cities/towns. Is it safe for women to be walking alone at any time of day? I can't think of anymore in depth questions for day to day life but if anyone could share their personal experience I would love to hear it!

Furthermore how easy would it be to get a job with that degree from said country am I able to find well paying starting jobs in the country itself or abroad like in gulf countries

I apologize if my questions seem a bit generic but I really cant find honest opinions online from people who actually studied or lived there.

I was accepted into a study abroad program at the University of Glasgow and leave in September, but I still have about a $12k funding gap after financial aid.
Scholarships haven’t worked out, and I’m looking into fundraising, sponsorships, and other options. Has anyone successfully funded study abroad through companies or other methods? Any advice would be appreciated.

I’m an American and I took a gap year (well two years) and I’m trying to go back. I want to do something a little daring (also my community college is going to shit) and I applied for school in England and got a partial scholarship but it fell through because I got laid off and my mom needed help.

I’m thinking about trying to do it again especially because school in the mainland is just as pricey as it is abroad. Someone told me Spain and France are cheaper but what about language requirements? Which one is more accommodating? I’m looking and there is a lot of conflicting information so I thought maybe an Americans who did this might know

I desperately want out of Canada, for personal reasons, and want to study abroad. I don't have the most money so I was looking for cheaper options. I only speak English (Being in said country I'd want to actively learn said language eventually)

I will be able to make 500 CAD / month + If I can work in the country I'm happy to do so while going to school there.

I have roughly 15k CAD saved up for school, that I can allocate to school at the moment as well, (Travel costs and such are separate). If I gotta get a student loan, I gotta, I get it.

I don't mind the cold (Canadian afterall), or the warmth to be honest, weather has never really affected me. I've travelled to hot and cold countries before.

My grades are quite good, and I would want to study history / adjacent category for major.

I was thinking:
Germany
Norway
Czechia
Greece
Philippines

If anyone has any suggestions otherwise I'd love to hear them, or any opinions about the primary countries I'm looking at, that'd be great

Hii,

Rida's here. I'm writing my career plan and to be honest I'm bit confused how to put my career plan like there's condition of returning to country after completing chevening tenour so should I mention my plans relevant to my country?

And what if it isn't my plan then? Can I freely mention other countries ' companies or project there?

How is it like studying in Poland? How is the social life. Cuz i don't know any polish so I'm a bit worried that I won't be able to social with people or enjoy any uni activities.

helloo, i’m an a levels student who wants to do maths/maths+cs at uni. my profile is quite strong; i have good grades and multiple top placements in national math olympiads n competitions. my main restriction is the fact that i cannot study in both america and the uk due to visa restrictions for my nationality.
i’m aware singapore is quite good but i’m not sure if taking the gap year (since i do a levels) would be the best move rn. canada too but just because it costs a lot and the aid is nowhere near what the US would have to offer.
i’d very much appreciate some suggestions so i can best plan ahead for my uni apps, thank you!
(just to clarify, i only speak english and my native language which is not of much help in this context)

Hi. I’m planning to apply to US universities for 2027, and 1 of the requirements is the TOEFL. I've started looking into how to prep, and I'm a little stuck because the format changed this year, so a lot of the advice and videos I'm finding are clearly for the old version.

My question is: For those who took and passed the TOEFL, how long did you prepare for it? I'm currently relying only on YouTube videos and free practice tests from ETS. Would that suffice for a target of at least 110/120 score?

If not, I'm also researching these sites if they're worth it: study.com, magoosh, tstprep. Would love to hear really honest thoughts on this. Thanks!