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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The admission process is same for Indian students as well as students from other international countries at Georgetown University for Law. Interested students must satisfy the university's eligibility criteria & submit some mandatory documents to have a chance of securing seat at the institution.
Mentioned below is the step-by-step admission process for Indian students:
· File an application via the LSAC portal
· Pay USD 90 (INR 7880) as application fee
· Submit all educational transcripts & other important documents
· Check application status regularly via the admission portal
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The University of Notre Dame is highly renowned for offering high placement rate in the United States of America. Norte Dame University placement rate attracts international students the most. The University of Notre Dame placement rate stands at 70%, and the graduates are employed within 6 months of graduation. This means out of every 100 students, around 70 students secured employment. The University of Notre Dame graduates work for top companies that are listed below:
- Deloitte
- PwC
- JP Morgan Chase & Co.
- KPMG
- Bank of America
- US Government
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
An SOP in which your motivation for the programme is not clear can lead you to the rejection. Just stating that you are interested in the course is not enough for an SOP for IT, you need to back up this interest with relevant academic and professional experience. Also, if you do not mention clear and specific goals, your SOP may not provide you the expected outcome. Most importantly, a plagiarized and AI driven SOP can be a sure shot way of getting a rejection.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Outline your educational background by detailing relevant coursework, research projects, and internships in your SOP for IT. Mention specific subjects, projects, or experiences that have prepared you for the IT/Information Systems field. Also, when you are including the projects, you must focus on your individual roles and learning. If you have expertise in sub-disciplines like software engineering, data analysis, or cybersecurity, make sure to highlight these areas. Adding about seminars or workshops attended or any certifications related to the course can strengthen your profile.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
In the introduction of an SOP for IT, start with a brief anecdote showcasing how it inspired you to pursue this degree. Emphasize your commitment to further education and your reason for choosing IT as your specialization. You must think of a recent instance instead of using the clichéd reasons of having a childhood fascination. As a good introduction can set the tone of your entire SOP, please make sure to make it engaging for the admissions committee.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
For an SOP for Informational technology, you must create a crisp draft of around 800-1000 words. You must include only relevant details which aligns with the motivation of the program. Few universities also provide SOP guidelines, including the word limit. Hence, it is important to check application requirements related to SOP and your SOP must be within that word limit. Remember that, a long SOP may take away the essence of your profile. Thus, following the word limit always works on your favour.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
As their names suggest, an academic LOR is used for vouching for the academic prowess of the candidate. It is mainly written by a subject teacher or a professor who can throw a light on your academic capabilities. While a professional LOR is used to highlight your professional skills. Immediate supervisors, managers, and employers usually write this letter to mention about candidate's performance and growth in a professional setting, showcasing his/her alignment in the intended program.
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