The confusing phase of deciding where to study

Well, in deciding to study abroad, one of the biggest questions you have to answer is where to study.

There will be various reasons for which ever country you consider. Gladly, now, I have narrowed down my search to one country. But at some point I had so many countries in mind. It was confusing and took a lot of my time.

Why I didnt accept my American University's admission

In my search for a Masters degree course, I did not limit myself to one country. In fact I actively researched on 6 or more countries and applied to schools in 5 out of the 6.

The United States of America was one of those countries I had applied to. I applied and gained admission to 2 schools.

Costs for a Masters program in the US can go upwards of $20k per year. Since I was self sponsoring, it meant I had to look for a bank to rob  this money somewhere. There was no solid plan of how to get the money. I was hoping by some divine intervention I will stumble on money somewhere. Or win the lottery. But neither of that happened.

When you've worked so hard

Have you ever worked hard for anything? Like you sat down and penned down a goal. Then you also wrote down your plan on how to achieve that goal. All that was left was for you take action and follow through these plans.

Have you ever done that?

Germany (Part 4)

This is my concluding part of the Germany series. You can read the previous parts Part 1, Part 2 and lastly Part 3

At this point, you should have received your admission letter, identified your source of funds and also booked your Interview.

Germany? (Part 3)

This is the 3rd part of this series. You can read the first part here and the second part here.

On this page, I will talk extensively about the Visa application process. I am currently in the process and awaiting final  decision from the embassy.

Germany? (Part 2)

This is the second part of the 4 part series to studying in Germany. If you missed the first part Click Here to read through it.

So you have searched for schools and applied. What are the next steps?

Germany? (Part 1)

I will be doing a post on various countries and their student Visa application processes. Today, I will focus on Germany.

The German student Visa process is multi staged and requires a lot of time and effort. However if you follow through there is a good chance of scaling through.