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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
While Metro Institute offers vocational training courses only, it offers a lot of social activities for the students enrolled with it. There is a library, access to computers and wireless network, break out area and kitchen. Besides this, the institute organises full-day trips within the city, weekend trips outside Sydney and sports activities. This means that along with networking and enjoying, you will also be able to pursue your hobbies. As there are lot of avenues to engage, you can also find like-minded peers and form a club or group of people to organize events for people who share similar interests.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, like any other educational institution, Metro Institute also has a strong student support system. It offers guidance to students and assists them in various situations. If you facing any physical challenges or finding it difficult to cope up with the course material, you can approach their student support. You can also take advise on financial, legal or personal matters, within reason. There is counselling support to provide guidance related to career goals and educational progress. Besides the basic support, you will also find a lot of student-oriented engagement activities to network with your peers. For international student, M
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5 months agoContributor-Level 9
It depends on your budget, career goals, and interests. A BA course abroad will give you more career options, higher salary chance, and more networking options, but at the same time, it is also very expensive, can take a toll on your mental health, give you a cultural shock, and so on. I think you should consider all the facts and analyze if it is worth it for you.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you can work part-time while pursuing your Diploma from the Metro Institute. There is no restriction from the institute; however, your employment cannot be used as an excuse to be absent in the classes or why you did not appear for the required tests/examinations or other activities. You need to manage your work and studies smartly so that you get the desired qualification for the course that you intend to pursue from Metro Institute. You will be issued the qualification only after you have completed the course to the satisfaction of the institute. In fact, pursuing a business or leadership course can boost your chances of getting
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
You must present coherent, and logical reasons behind switching your academic fields in your SOP. Discuss your compelling reasons for choosing to change your academic field, and mention why you left your undergraduate subject. Factors that can be used in this change are newly found interest, more research scope, alignment with career aspirations, intention to contribute to a particular field, etc.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 9
The Regent's University London eligibility requirements need to be met by international students.
Here are some things to take care of while applying for Regent's University London MSc:
- English Proficiency by taking IELTS/TOEFL/PTE
- Application fee
- Financial resources prove
- Official Academic transcripts
- Copy of passport
- Completed online application
- Two letters of recommendation
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