Fully Funded Scholarships in America - Study Abroad

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Uploaded: 2024-10-13T07:52:20+00:00
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Hi everyone, it's Global Scholarships and I'm your host as I hope you're all doing well. I hope everything
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is going great and today we're going to talk about how to find scholarships in the United States
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Well, as I'm pretty sure you know, United States is literally the most popular destination for international
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students looking to study abroad, looking to find a scholarship because not only United States
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has like one of the most prestigious education systems but also it provides the most
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scholarships for international students as well. So all of you are asking a lot of questions about the United States
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You're interested in scholarships and universities in the United States. So we're going to see that today
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Now, but before we see that, before we find out how to find scholarships
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which I'm going to show you, like basically, if you do not know us
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we are global scholarships. We are a platform that shares quite a lot of cool, very cool stuff
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about scholarships, about studying abroad in general, or like being an international student
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And we do have a YouTube channel as well, as you can see. So this is our website, global scholarships.com
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And as you can see, when you go to our website, you are met with our search tool
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So I'm going to show you how to use the search tool to find scholarships in the United States
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which you can also use for finding scholarships pretty much everywhere. We have a very large database of scholarships that you can utilize
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But before that, before going into all of these, the first thing you need to decide is
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do you want to study in the United States? Like, how much do you know about the experience, about the requirements, about the programs
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universities, and in general, like, how much do you know about studying in the United States
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So for that, we have, as you can see, some real good guides
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like under the guide section, as you can see, we have country guides
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So I'm going to show you here we have a number of collections for a lot of countries
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And all of these, like every single one of these collections have quite a number of guides
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As you can see, this is our guide for studying in the United States
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So this is like our ultimate guide, which includes a lot and lots and lots of
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guides, I'm going to share the link with you in the description or in the comment section
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You can use this page, use this collection, and you can go through these guides
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And I'm pretty sure at the end you will come to a point where you have no significant gaps
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in your knowledge about how to study in the United States. For example, we have here information on higher education, like a higher education
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what types of higher education institutions there is in the United States
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like what kind of degrees, maybe some frequently asked questions, like what grading system, etc., hang on
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Yeah, all right. And et cetera, and for our every guide, like for every page
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every guide, every scholarship page, every university page that we have, I'm going to show them to you in a second, in a minute
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we have a comment section where you can leave your questions as comments and pretty much every question
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that you might live here. Yanni, who is the founder of global scholarships, will answer them for you
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I have never seen any questions that went unanswered in our comment section
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So like if you want to reach and ask your questions to expert, this might be a
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the easiest way for you. I genuinely have never seen any questions that he didn't answer here
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Anyway, so this is, for example, higher education in the United States. We have here
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pros and cons of the education system in the United States, which I believe is an extremely
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important part. As you can see, we have some pros here advantages, diversity
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global recognition, flexibility, enriching student experience. And then we have, as you can see
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like under drawbacks, like the negatives. We have high cost of education, which pretty much everybody knows at this point
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We have too much diversity in academic programs. This means too much diversity in like very different curricula
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Like different schools can have very, very different curricula. So like this can create a discrepancy between the like different schools
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That doesn't mean too much. in diversity of culture, and etc. Don't get it wrong. We have high admission requirements
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Well, because, like, you know, it's a very prestigious high education center
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Lack of social benefits during periods of study, restrictions on employment, opportunities
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and work benefits, et cetera, et cetera. So, like, you can go through this
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It's really important to keep informed about the education system of the country you are planning
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to study in. And then we have, of course, choosing a university. in best universities in the United States for international students, best public universities
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best private universities, best subjects. This is one of our most, like, most asked questions
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I believe. We keep, look, if you do not now, we do live streams on YouTube every Friday
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both on YouTube and TikTok. This is one of the guides we always have to refer to because a lot of people
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are asking like how what questions are there sorry what universities are there that we can apply to
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without any application fees so as you can see we have like 30 31 universities in the united
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states with no application fees you can look into these um these are all like and as you can see we
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have made a video on that it's kind of uh kind of popular and best schools offering us associate degrees
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best programs to study i pretty sure sure we are asked questions about like I want to study this program I studying this So like can I go to the United States to study this
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What universities do you suggest? As you can see, we have more, and we have quite a lot of these, too
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Best music school, best design schools, best aviation schools, best universities to study biology, etc
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and then we have applying to a university. This is, like, here we have, as you can see, a complete guide to university application in the United States
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We have like the steps here and etc. You can look into these two
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If you do not know, a lot of universities in the United States also accept Common App, Common Applications, which is a platform that you can create an account on
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and then you use that to apply to a lot of universities
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this in the United States. And we've made a tutorial on that too. I'm planning to do even more
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tutorials. And as you can see, we have different guides for different levels, bachelor's, master's
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PhD, documents and tests needed for university applications. As you can see, we have common
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application here, 101. It's quite easy. Actually, I haven't made a, um, made a tutorial specific
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for Common Apps. I think I'm going to do that quite soon. But like if you're interested, you can go to our
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tutorial video for Cornell University. That's that tutorial will take you from the point of point zero
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like point of Googling the university's name to the point where we have to pay the application fees
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like step by step, that's a very comprehensive tutorial. And then we have English proficiency tests
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complete guide on ILTS, Tuffle, and Tafel, and Telfil, and And then, as you can see, we have financing your studies
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So we have how to study in the United States for free
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As you can see, these are very popular guides, and we are making videos of these two
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and they are also popular. I thought I made a video for this one
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I guess I didn't. I'm going to look into that. So, as you can see, cheapest universities, cheapest programs, tuition fees
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tuition-free universities, cost of studying and living in the United States, you can look into all of these
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It is extremely important, extremely important to have a very good idea of how much you're going to need for your living expenses before going to a country
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Trust me, you do not want to go there and find out that you're not financially prepared
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and specifically for the United States, like living costs can really vary
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depending on where you live, what school you're studying in. Like, for example, east coast and west cost
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can be extremely high if you have to live somewhere like New York
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or maybe California. Those will be very expensive, but other parts of the states
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can be quite much more affordable. like we are talking about like maybe one third or half the living cost
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And then we have, of course, as you can see, applying for scholarships, four types of US institutions and its financial aid to international students
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how to file the CSS profile. Basically, the CSS profile is your, like
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as a way for you to inform institutions of your financial situation
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submit your financial documents and et cetera, et cetera. And of course, we have the, like, we have the main
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topic, which is scholarship opportunities. And then we have like types of visa, work opportunities
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online degrees and et cetera, et cetera. But like our main concern today is this one. As you can see
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we have currently open scholarships in the United States. We have 19 best scholarships
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in the United States for international students. We have Fulbright scholarships for international
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students. And we have Fulbright Visiting Scholars Program. So basically, if you're interested in
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finding out, like currently is staying updated on scholarships that are right now open for applications
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This is for this one. But we also have videos on our YouTube channel that we share every Monday where we showcase like five
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really good scholarships that are open at that point of time. We also have a newsletter
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As you can see, you can just sign up here for free about us and newsletter sign up
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So, yeah, here we have some schools. that are open right now, but we don't, like, we do not need that because I'm going to show you how to find scholarships in a second
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And then, as you can see, we have 19 best scholarships, which apparently was turned into 17 best scholarships
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I'm not sure what happened to the other two. As you can see, you can look into these two
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Maybe I'll share the link for this one too. But let's come to our, come to the main point of the video
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How can you find scholarships? in the United States using our amazing search tool
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I'm saying amazing because I use it all the time and it's very helpful
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You can just right now go to global scholarships.com without paying any fees, without even, as you can see, creating an account
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You can just come here. Type in United States, choose the country
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and our search tool will give you the results of 1,800 scholarships
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that we have right now in the United States. As you can see, you can just click on any of these to go to our page
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I'm going to show you how our pages work. As you can see, we have filters here by degree, by location
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which is United States, by a scholarship type. Now, scholarship types, basically we have three different types of scholarships
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partial funding, we have full tuition, and we have full funding. Partial funding means that it covers less than your tuitions
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like maybe it will give you $5,000 every year. Maybe it will give you $20,000 every year
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Maybe it will give you a 50% discount on your tuition fees
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So it covers less than your tuition fees which is not really all that great considering the tuition fees are the biggest restriction financial restriction in America because a lot of them are like
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$30,000, $40, $50, $60,000 every year. So, yeah, like, if a scholarship does not cover your
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tuition fees, then like you will still need to shoulder quite a lot of financial burden
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And then we have full tuition, meaning it covers the end. tired of tuition fees. You do not pay any tuition fees at all. And then we have full funding
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which means it covers your tuition fees and then gives you some additional financial aid
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It can be a stipend, a living allowance, I don't know, like a thousand dollar every month
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perhaps, and it might be covering your accommodation, maybe like your travel costs
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maybe health insurance. Health insurance is extremely important in the United States
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maybe it will give you, like, book allowances. Some scholarships give laptop allowances and et cetera
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Yeah, so this is that. Of course, like, the more comprehensive and the more beneficial the scholarship is
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there are less of those. We have scholarship deadline. Like, if you want to look
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there are scholarships that are open right now, and then we have subjects and nationalities
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Now, a lot of people are coming to our live streams and asking questions, like I'm from this country, I'm from this nationality, and I want to
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study with specific subject, can I find scholarships? Most scholarships, as you can see
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do not really care about, hand columns, show you, financial aid for international students
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for example. They don't really care about, like, nationalities or subjects. So pretty much
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every scholarship here are available for all nationalities. Actually, let me just type in my, like filter in my nationality
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And as you can see, we've lost less than 50 scholarships because of my nationality
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And subjects, we can say just economics, for example. I cannot type in my own area of study
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Okay. Oh, it went back. Hang on. Let me just... That's a little bug we still have
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Okay, yeah, as you can see. Now, about subjects, when you use our search tool
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sometimes there are schools that are like, schoolerships that are for all subjects
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but you have to keep in mind that you need to check whether that schools offer that program
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Anyway, so you can degree here, let's see, we have some, for bachelors, some for masters
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For example, I'm a PhD student from Turkey, studying economics, and I am looking for full funding scholarships
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As you can see, we have about 60. A lot of these are graduate assistantships
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If you want to study masters or PhD, graduate assistantships might be a really good opportunity for you
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in the United States because basically they are like being employed by the university
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You go there, you work for 10 hours, 20 hours a week, and then they cover your tuition fees
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They'll give you some stipend and et cetera. So let me show you how our pages for these scholarships work
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So as you can see, this is our page for graduate assistantships at the University of North Florida
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I think we've done this quite recently in one of the first
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our live streams. As you can see, we have scholarship summary here. Level of study, this is for
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a master's and PhD. We have host institution here, which you can click on to go and see about
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the university. As you can see, like the location, population, number of scholarships. You can
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click here on scholarships to see other scholarships as well in this university. And then, as you
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can see, we have admission process here. We have deadline here. We have tuition fees. Now
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$18,000, $14,000 is not very representative for tuition fees in the United States
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because it's usually more than $30,000, $40, 50, if it's a private school, might be even higher
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So, yeah, keep that in mind. Basically, you can get quite a lot of information about the scholarship, about the university
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without ever leaving our website. And then, as you can see, we have all nationalities, all subjects, and this is full funding
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meaning it covers more than tuition fees. And we have the deadline here
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which is like it's currently open right now. And it covers your tuition
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and it gives you a step with at least the state mandated minimum wage
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So basically, again, it is like kind of like being employed. So you earn a wage which is like at least the minimum wage
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can kind of vary according to the university or department. As you can see, we have the eligibility
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the criteria here, we have the application procedure here, we have the deadline here, and if you
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want to learn more about the scholarship directly from the university and maybe want to try to
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apply, maybe want to ask them a question by contacting the university, you can just click here
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to go to the official scholarship page, and boom, you're there. You can get the information
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directly, which is why what I really, really enjoy about this. search tool because it will take you from the point zero where you're searching for scholarships
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that you might or might not have you do not know to the point where you can just like contact
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the university like eligibility here and like the application process as you can see so yeah that
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takes you from from point zero to the point where you know what to do to get to earn that scholarship
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So, yeah, as you can see, we have like bachelor scholarships as well here
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Not that actually okay there are a lot of meilleur fund yeah full funding scholarships for bachelors These are mostly financial aids Financial aids mean that you
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tell the university about your financial situation and the university takes that information
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and says, okay, you need to have at least this amount of income
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and your financial information shows that your family can contribute, let's say, 60% of that
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and I'm going to cover the rest, you know, like if the university is, if the university is covering 100% of your demonstrated needs
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So that's what demonstrated needs mean. Let's look at financial aid Harvard University
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As you can see, this fully funded scholarship for international students covers 100% of the students demonstrated needs
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So demonstrated needs mean... the amount of money, like amount of financial income that you might, you need to have to study in Harvard
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that your family cannot contribute. So yeah, yeah, these are the old scholarships that you can look into, like you can just experiment with our search tool
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You can just hit enter, by the way, you don't have to type in anything, and then you can, you know, filter for location and et cetera
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So, yeah. But maybe you're asking, okay, as I'm like reading this scholarship information and then like clicking here, going to the university, it's all fine
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But like what can you give me more as insight? Like what more insight can I get about like what, how to actually receive this scholarship
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Like how can I gain more information from the people who receive
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received these scholarships. So for that we have another section, which is something really cool that Global Scholarships does
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that I really like. Under the Sources section, as you can see, we have these scholarship stories
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Basically, global scholarships goes out and finds people who have earned and received some very popular scholarships
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and have them to share their stories for our viewers, for other people to be able to read
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For example, we have here scholarship stories by country. So as you can see, we have quite a lot of these scholarship stories
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And we can just click here and choose United States scholarships. And as you can see, we have quite a number, like eight of these
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scholarship recipients and one of them is Jan Nie, again, founder of global scholarships
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and you can click on any of these people to learn their stories from their own telling
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As you can see, here we have their journey, we have scholarship details, like what scholarships
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did they receive, we have educational background, how did you prepare to apply for scholarships
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and institutions, what would you have done differently and what advice would you give to those
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looking to apply for a similar scholarship. And like this especially might be really important for you
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Like if you're interested in studying in the United States and you want to find a scholarship in here
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I would really go and read all of these people's, like their advice
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Because like what better advice can there be than the advice of people who actually earn those scholarships
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They give you different advice. like from starting out early, from sharing your personal stories
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from, you know, to try to find partners to try to do this together
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to get like more information on the internet, and trying to get more, get higher like test scores and et cetera
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what to focus on. One thing to keep in mind when reading these. Now, I have done these videos for other countries too
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And one of the most suggested thing by the scholarship recipients was to learn the language as much as you can and as early as you can
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Now, here for the United States, no one really mentions it all that much, but I want you to keep in mind that that is probably because all of these people, because it's in English, you know, the native language is English
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probably a lot of these people already knew that language quite well
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So that might be one of the main reasons that the language barrier is not all that much mentioned
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But normally quite a lot of scholarship recipients mention that one of the best
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advices might be to learn the language as best as you can
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not just to get the scholarship or to get a proficiency. test score, but also like maybe if you want to get a part-time job there, having a better command
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of their language will make it very, very easier for you. So yeah, and that's pretty much it. I hope you
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found this informative. So our website is a great tool to find scholarships wherever you want to
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look for them. And also we are doing live streams every Friday on both YouTube and
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and TikTok. Amen, our expert, joins me to answer all of your questions. And we go over different
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some scholarship opportunities as well. We showcase some scholarships. We showcase how our system
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works. And you can come and ask any questions that you might have. Other than that
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just visit our website for more comprehensive guides. As you can see, we have quite a lot of
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those. We have also, yeah, we have popular government scholarships as well
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So we can look into those two if you're interested. So yeah, that's pretty much it
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And, well, thank you for watching and see you in the next one

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