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PTE is a computer-based test designed to measure the English proficiency of non-native English speakers-

The PTE exam assesses a student’s listening, reading, speaking, and writing abilities within a single, three-hour session Like TOEFL, PTE is inclined more towards American English But your PTE test scores will also get you an admit from colleges in Australia, UK, and Europe What’s more, the test is considered to be faster, fairer, and easy to take

All this is possible because the test is completely computerized and involves no human raters

Here are a few useful travel tips for students flying abroad-

Look for Airlines that have student discounts and connect with them It’s economical to book tickets on Tuesday or Wednesday. And the best time to buy a cheap ticket is described to be around 3 to 5 in the morning Reach out for the student groups at your campus and gather the information that can help you in your journey

Read more tips here

Here are a few Universities in Canada with TOEFL waiver-

Brock University – Study the Intensive English Language Program at the university Carleton University – Transcripts for the last 3 years of study University of Winnipeg – English Language Program at the university Memorial University – English Language Program at the university

And more

Get a loan
I know it sounds like something you want to avoid
But it's usually difficult to pay for your own education without taking a loan
Just make sure you don't get into too much debt

The Princeton University acceptance rate for graduate students stands at 12%

You can also check out-
University of Central Lancashire
Birmingham City University
The University of Northampton, etc.

For scholarships offered from organizations outside of Yale-
You can check out this list of 40 scholarships

There are three different Australian student visa types-

Student Visa (Subclass 500) – This visa will allow you to take up a full-time course in Australia and live there for up to 5 years Student Guardian Visa (Subclass 590) – If you wish to support a student who is under 18, you will need to apply for this visa Training Visa (Subclass 407) – Allowing you to do workplace-based training, this visa will allow you to participate in a classroom-based professional development training program and stay in Australia for up to 2 years

I think 5 should be enough
Not all colleges ask for official transcripts
And you will need one to send to the university that you get admitted into

But if you have spoken to the university you want to apply to
And they are okay with GRE scores
You can take the GRE

Courses that let you study in English for a while
Until you transition to German
After which all your courses will be in German

Ummm-

California State University University of Iowa State University of New York University of Arkansas

But this depends on the course you're applying for, actually...

If you want to be in a management position in the future, go for an MBA
But for that, you will need work ex before applying
And you will have to give GMAT
So, prepare accordingly

Oh, leads-

21st-century skills Travel opportunities Equality at work Being at the forefront of new inventions Retiring early, and so many more

Depending on your interests, you could check out-

Funen Art Academy Design School Kolding The Royal Danish Academy of Music National Film School of Denmark, and more

I suggest you go to the university website pages for the exact course you are interested in
Look at the program duration, fee, curriculum, course flexibility, faculty, and job opportunities
Don't go by rankings, they might depend on factors that do not matter much to you

An agricultural scientist ensures that the crops and animals meet all safety standards before ending up in the food manufacturing industry
A food scientist looks after the quality of the food that the industry produces
So a thorough knowledge of chemistry, microbiology, and food technology is a must for this job

You can remove skills, hobbies/interests, or community service

Use a standard font like Times new roman and size 12

In 200-250 words, talk about a personal life incident that made you choose to study the course you are applying for
That should nail it