Study Abroad

Manhattan College has an application fee of $75. The application fees are paid through the online application portal using a credit card or electronic checks. In addition, candidates may ask for a fee waiver through NACAC or the College Board; if qualified financially, your high school counselor may grant one.

An average Indian student can join the Glasgow School of Art for the following reasons:-

• Students who have graduated with a 4 year Bachelors degree can be considered for a Masters degree students must have a minimum 2.5 which amounts to a good B grade or an average of 70% or above also 70 percent graduation percentage is required.
• 3 year degree is accepted.
• An IELTS score of 6.5 out of 9 is required. 

Yes, Capilano University offers a BBA program, and international students are eligible to apply. The programme focuses on real-world business experience and has opportunities for internships and hands-on learning.

Yes, pursuing a BBA at Thompson Rivers University is worth it if you are looking for a solid business education with international exposure. The university offers a well-rounded business programme and has good global recognition, especially if you plan to work in business or management.

Yes, it is quite hard to get into the Glasgow School of Art. Out of every 100 students enrolling there only 11 students get admitted which shows that its acceptance rate is quite low.

The expense of living at Glasgow School of Art is as follows -

1. Scottish Students: £1820 per year.
2. Rest of the UK Students: £9250 per year.
3. UG Programs for International Students: £23500 per year.
4. One year Taught PG Program for International students: £25000.
5. Two-year Taught PG Program: £25000 per year.
6. Research Degrees: £20350 per year.

The other costs are accommodation costs amounting to £122 to £235 per week and the estimated annual cost is between £6344 and £12220.

The University College Dublin is one of the oldest universities in Ireland. UCD has produced more than 310,000 alumni worldwide, who are working in top companies. Dublin University alumni are working in leading sectors such as Business Development, Operations, Education, Engineering, Marketing, and more. Some of the most famous people that went to the UCD are as follows:

• James Joyce
• Gabriel Byrne
• Chris O'Dowd
• Carroll O'Connor
• Katie Taylor
• Ali Hewson
• Paul Rusesabagina
• Eoin Macken
• Dara Ó Briain
• Dermot Morgan