Applications

Guidance

Study
Abroad

Studying abroad at the undergraduate level is a significant commitment that
 requires thorough preparation and organization.

US Intake

Fall Intake - Sept 25
Sept 2024 to January 2025

Winter Intake - Jan 26
June 2025 to October 2025

Summer Intake - May 26 - Limited courses
Oct 25 to January 2026

Canada Intake

Fall Intake - Sept 25
October 2024 to January 2025

Winter Intake - Jan 26
July 25 to October 2025

Summer Intake - May 25 - Limited courses
Nov to February 2025

UK/Ireland Intake

Fall Intake - Sept 25
Oxbridge - 16th October 2024
UCAS - January 2025

Winter Intake - Jan 26
Sept to November 2025

Australia Intake

July 25 - Semester 2
October 2024
February 25

January 26 - Semester 1
October 2025

Research and
Choose a Destination

Identify your goals and preferences:

Country and City:
Consider the cultural, economic, and social environment.

Universities and Programs:
Look at university rankings, program specifics, and faculty expertise.

Resources:

University websites
Education fairs and seminars

Common Requirements

Understand
Admission Requirements

Academic
Transcripts: High school grades and certificates.

Standardized Tests
SAT, ACT, or country-specific tests.

Language Proficiency Tests
TOEFL, IELTS, or other language tests depending on the destination.

Letters of Recommendation
Usually from teachers or counselors.

Statement of Purpose (SOP)
A personal essay explaining your motivation and goals.

Extracurricular Activities
Certificates and records.

Prepare for
Standardized Tests

Register and Prepare

SAT/ACT:
Register for the test and prepare using official guides and practice tests.

TOEFL/IELTS:
Register for the test, and use practice materials to prepare

Test Dates and Deadlines

Check the test dates and ensure you have enough time to prepare and submit scores.

Financial
Planning

Budgeting

Tuition Fees:
Check the fees for international students.

Living Expenses:
Estimate costs for housing, food, transportation, and other personal expenses.

Funding Sources

Scholarships and Grants:
Research and apply for scholarships offered by universities, governments, and private organizations.

Student Loans:
Consider educational loans from banks or other financial institutions.

Personal Savings and Family Support:
Plan how much can be covered by personal funds.

Application
Process

Online Application

US
Common App, Coalition Application, University College Application

UK
UCAS

Canada
CUAC, OUAC

Submit Required Documents

Transcripts and Certificates

Test Scores

Letters of Recommendation

SOP/Essays

Application Fees

Pay the required application fee for each university.

Interviews and
Additional Requirement

Interviews

Some universities may require an interview, either in person or online. Prepare by researching common interview questions and practicing your responses

Portfolios

For programs like Fine Arts, Design, or Architecture, you may need to submit a portfolio of your work.

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