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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
Both Harvard and Princeton are popular IVY league universities and one of the world’s top-ranked universities. If we compare them in terms of tuition fees, then the Harvard University and Princeton University tuition fee is around INR 50 Lakh for an undergraduate program. Technically, both Harvard and Princeton are known to have tuition fees. However, students can check the financial aid at these universities to get the reduction in the tution fees. Let us check the tuition fees of both these universities in order to have an idea as to how a student has to be pay in an year:
Princeton University Tuition Fees
| Courses | 1st Year Tuition Fees |
|---|---|
MS (3 courses) | INR 43 L - 50 L |
BE / BTech (6 courses) | INR 45 L - 50 L |
MBA/PGDM (3 courses) | INR 43 L - 45 L |
BA (19 courses) | INR 45 L - 47 L |
MPA (2 courses) | INR 43 L - 45 L |
BBA (2 courses) | INR 45 L - 48 L |
BSc (8 courses) | INR 45 L - 47 L |
MEng (5 courses) | INR 43 L - 50 L |
MIM (4 courses) | INR 43 L - 50 L |
MA(1 course) | INR 45 L |
B.Arch (2 courses) | INR 45 L - 47 L |
M.Arch (1 course) | INR 50 L |
Harvard Universit
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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, Princeton University accepts Indian students. Every year, the university accepts applications from around the world. The university admission staff will review student's applications in the same manner, regardless of citizenship or country of residence.
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2 years ago
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According to a student from Glasgow, following are some helpful tips for the first year students.
- GU union is better than QM union. Majority opinion. Membership gives cheap entry to Hive (a nightclub).
- Make some friends on your course. If you miss a lecture they can fill you in.
- If you want a good seat in the library at exam time (with an electric socket) get there before 9.
- There are free teabags etc. available on floor 10 of library, courtesy of a caring librarian.
- Join as many societies as you like. It's a great way to make friends outside your course.
- Murano is a good Hall for a party but you might regret that during exam time.
- If you liv
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2 years ago
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The University of Bergen is among the most sought-after universiteis in Norway. The UiB is among the universities that does not officially publish data on the acceptance rate. However, as per EduRank and other unofficial sources, the University of Bergen acceptance rate is 29%. Such a low acceptance rate indicates that UiB is very selective in admissions and it is hard to get into. Please note the data given on the acceptance rate is taken from unofficial sources, therefore, it is subject to vary.
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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
No, the University of Bergen is not free. International students must pay the full tuition fees for their programme. The University of Bergen does not even provide any scholarships to international students. The tuition fee at the University of Bergen is variable and depend on various factors such as the type of course and level of study. Below we have given the tuition fee for some popular courses at the UiB.
| Courses | Average Tuition Fees |
|---|---|
| MS | INR 14.30 L - 19.68 L |
| MA | INR 14.30 L - 28.50 L |
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2 years ago
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International students in Norway needs sufficient funds to cover their living expenses. An estimate of an average student budget in Norway is about NOK 12,537 per month (2023/2024). Under certain conditions international students are given guaranteed housing accommodation provided that they submit their applications within deadline. Sammen Housing offers various types of accommodation on several locations in Bergen. The average price per month is NOK 4,500-5,000. Rent also includes free Internet access.
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As per students reviews over an unofficial source, these are some of the things that Coventry University students can do on the weekends:
- Go to outdoor places during summer time such as War Memorial Park or Coventry Cathedral
- Go to IKEA and enjoy the food with a good townscape
- Check out museums, Cathedrals, parks, restaurants
- Students can also visit Birmingham, Bull Ring for shopping and good food
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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
some of the tips who are starting their studies at Coventry University are:
Join a sports or society as this will be the easiest way to meet people
Listen to and respect your tutors
Apart from getting learning from the things taught in classes, try to learn out of the box on your own about your course from internet or some tutor
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