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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Ideally, bank balance equal to one year's total cost of attendance would be enough. Cost of attendance = tuition fees + room boarding charges, living expenses/pocket money + books etc. Roughly that should be equal to $40-60,000 if you've not received any scholarship.
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Arslan Shaikhhelping others give me satisfaction
Contributor-Level 10
You can apply to the following universities:
1) McGill University
2) University of Toronto
3) University of British Columbia
4) University of Alberta
5) university de Montreal
6) McMaster University
7) University of Waterloo
8) Western University
9) University of Calgary
10) Queen's University.
1) McGill University
2) University of Toronto
3) University of British Columbia
4) University of Alberta
5) university de Montreal
6) McMaster University
7) University of Waterloo
8) Western University
9) University of Calgary
10) Queen's University.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Akash TR, Do you want to work as a chef or study a culinary course in New Zealand? If you want to work, first you need to get a job and apply for the work permit. If you are planning to study, decide what to study and in which college and then check the admission requirements, process, deadline and apply accordingly. Visa will depend on your overall profile and also you must have sufficient funds to study and live in New Zealand.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Mohit, If you are looking for Master's degree programs, many options are available in Netherlands such as University of Amsterdam, Tilburg University, Radboud University and The Jheronimus Academy of Data Science (JADS) among others.
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Dr Priyalakshmi ChowdhuryUnited Kingdom
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Rahul, European universities, in general, have good extremely MS management programmes and there is a scope for employment. Employers do prefer fresh graduates in management who can be flexible and adaptive compared to experienced MBA professionals. It will fetch you jobs but not higher level positions as an MBA would be getting. But, overall, the scope is good as far as I know. Please see that you do so from a reputed university. Take GMAT I think, it is required for most MS management programmes.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hi, I won't term it as easy, but yes, a lot of options are available right from waiting tables to office assistant jobs. You can check some job portals for some knowledge on what kind of student part-time jobs are available. If you are applying to some college or university there ask them the part-time job opportunities they have and salaries. Some on-campus jobs may not be the paid ones.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Palak Agarwal, It depends on the programme you want to study, please mention what you want to pursue or alternatively, visit their website.
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Kavya Saluja Evans
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Hari Prasad, The main differences are in terms of admission requirements, selectivity and expense. Colleges are comparatively way cheaper than universities and have slightly easier admission rules. For example, for admission to a Master's degree course, the colleges may accept a three-year degree which universities do not accept in contrary. Admission standards are higher in university and it prefers students with more than 70% in most cases but for colleges, it is not the case, though the colleges are also very competitive, you can apply if you have a decent score, but above 55%. You can check the college website in which you plann
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Kavya Saluja Evans
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Sandeep Khanna, The budget is very low but you can explore some state universities which can be less expensive for international students. You must also keep note of the living expenses. You can check these universities which seemingly are cheap and hopefully affordable for you. You can further research some more by browsing the internet plus visiting the college websites for more information about the fee, financial aid and scholarships, etc.
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