Overview Several universities around the world have adapted their admission requirements in recent years. Many now offer waivers for standardized tests like the GRE, GMAT, and SAT, or provide flexibility for students to take these exams at a later stage. The move recognizes the diverse challenges faced by students globally, and that online exams might not be accessible to everyone everywhere. As a result, the number of graduate schools waiving the ...
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'What are the most confusing aspects of the study abroad process?', is a question we asked hundreds of study abroad aspirants. Out of all the responses we received, here are the top 5 things students find most confusing: Information about universities Tests required to study abroad University application process Writing the Essays/SOPs Preparing for the Visa interview Well, guess what? iSchoolConnect has online AI-powered tools that can help you understand and deal with all of these ...
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A lot of students find the Reading, Listening, and Speaking sections of the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) exam fairly easy. It's the TOEFL Writing section that gives everybody a run for the woods. To reduce your nervousness and help you prepare for the TOEFL Writing section, I have included in-depth details about each question and shared tips on how to nail it. Along with that, you ...
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Your search for study abroad scholarships ends here. The iSchoolConnect Scholarship is providing exemplary students the opportunity to study abroad and broaden their knowledge. A humble contribution that took seed in the mind of our CEO, Ashish Fernando, the scholarship will be funding the higher education of a few students from all over the world. So, if you're someone who wants to do their bachelors or masters abroad in Fall ...
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Learning a new language is exciting and interesting. The new language can give you access to a variety of different avenues and opportunities. Before you decide on how to learn a new language, you need to choose the language you want to learn. It is also an essential factor, as specific languages can help you with certain professional opportunities. There are plenty of ways to start learning. One of the best ...
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If you're planning to study abroad, there are certain tests you have to give. These include tests like GRE, GMAT, SAT, etc. along with an English proficiency exam. To prove your mettle in English, universities ask you to attempt either TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE. While there are other types of English tests offered, these 3 tests are the most popular ones worldwide. Unlike TOEFL or IELTS, the PTE test is ...
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Resume for university | Here's everything you need to know! One of the most underrated parts of your college application, a resume is a one-page document that gives a brief overview of your achievements. It also highlights all the sides of your personality and shows who you are outside of school and work. Since a resume comprises so many things, it's important to write it effectively and in a manner that ...
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While GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) has been designed solely for business school applicants, GRE (Graduate Record Examination) allows you to apply for most graduate programs. As an increasing number of MBA programs are accepting both exams, the question "GMAT or GRE for MBA?" has become fairly common among applicants. To help answer it, we suggest you follow these 4 steps. Step 1: Which exam do business schools prefer If you haven't ...
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Best Part-Time Jobs for International Students Earning money while you're in college is of utmost importance. It helps you pay your bills, funds your weekend outings, and save extra cash. Don't believe it? Most universities permit their students to work part-time for 20 hours a week, allowing them to earn while they study. And if you're going to do a part-time job, why not do one that pays better than most? ...
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When it comes to scholarships, it all boils down to your achievements and how you present them. There might be many people with similar scores but the question is, how are you different? To make your student profile look better than that of your fellow applicants', there are scholarship tips you can follow to develop your profile according to university requirements. Universities look at a student's entire profile before saying ...
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Introduction Feeling addled at writing a Statement of Purpose (SOP)? Are you worried that your writing style isn’t hitting the mark or that your SOP seems too ordinary? Don’t worry! This blog offers guidance and tips to avoid common mistakes in SOPs to help you create a standout application that impresses the admissions committee. What is a Statement of Purpose (SOP)? A Statement of Purpose (SOP) is crucial for applying to study abroad ...
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Introduction Meeting the technological demands of the upcoming generations and optimizing the enrollment processes accordingly, is an absolute necessity. The only way to do that is for educators to embrace the newly emerging technology trends in higher education. Here we mention some Higher-Ed tech. products that will make your university ready for Generation Z. 1. Conversational AI CASIE provides students as well as the faculty with a seamless human-like conversational experience This generation's affinity ...
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9 secrets you should know about Studying Abroad!