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doing well. I hope everything is going great and today as always we are here with another weekly live stream, another
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Friday, another live stream. As always, I'm here joined by Aean. Hi Aean, how
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are you? How is it going? Um, hi S. I'm doing well, thank you. How
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It didn't. All right. Uh hi there. Uh it is great to see you here. Uh
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anyway, we are global scholarships. We are a platform that shares informative stuff about scholarships, about uh
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anything like that, you just go to the uh website and use our tools. As you can
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see, we have uh resources here. We have guides, guides about scholarships, scholarships, guides about countries, uh
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guides about tests and documents, etc., etc., that sort of thing. Um for
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example, country guides are very very useful. So if you're if you have a country in mind, sometimes people come
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into our live stream saying I want to study in this country, what would you uh
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give as an advice? Uh so like for example if you have a country in mind you want to study in Japan you can go to
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our country guide section click on study in Japan and what you'll see is sort of
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a collection of uh guides that kind of
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like every single one specifically tackles a specific issue like for
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example higher education in Japan like what are the cons pros and cons uh about
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like studying in uh Japan Hi there, Neon. It's great to see you here again.
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Uh like how do you choose a university best English universities in Japan? For example, maybe you want to study in
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Japan but don't know any Japanese and like to to you don't have enough time
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you figure uh to learn it enough to have your education. Uh best public
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universities, best universities with high employability. Uh applying to university. Hi there Kuruku as always
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you're here. It's great to see you. I hope you're doing well and like documents tests for example
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different countries have their own tests for example if you want to study in South Korea they have something called a
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topic basically test of proficiency in Korean uh you have to take that test to
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prove you know Korean and if you get a good score in that test topic u there
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are a lot of universities that will give you like uh 50% 70% even up to 100% %
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tuition discount. So yeah, different tests for different countries. Can you
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tell me the best course to study now? H now I'm going to defer to Aean but I
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think uh he also would need some more details about you like what you want to
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study like what area you want to study, what was your education um or maybe you have a country or region
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in mind that you want to study. uh like I think if we get to know better a
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little bit better about you uh we can give you better advice. Aean, what do you think?
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Um yes, exactly. I think choosing a course is a personal choice, not something that is made for you.
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um it depends on what you're interested in and your strength in general, your
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personal skills in a certain field of knowledge. So I don't think anyone can
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tell you what the best course is to study because objectively there is no one best course. It's it's
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all subjective and it all depends on people. Yeah. Okay. If you could give us a
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little bit more information, maybe we can have a better idea. Uh so we also do
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have something called a studying AI in UK worth it or Canada is better or
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Australia. Huh. Uh I would like to know why you
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chose those countries like is there a reason like maybe uh you know something about their uh education system or
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because they are usually some of the most uh popular choices because I think a for example a good place to study AI
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could be China uh where they have like a lot of new developments uh in uh AI area
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and there are way more affordable universities. the country is way more
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affordable and there are a lot of scholarships as well or Taiwan of course. Uh but Aean what what would you
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think like what do you think is the best option among the three they have named uh and what would you say in general?
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Well, I wouldn't say there's like one country that stands out in that list
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or anywhere because I would say that study in AI would be more or less the
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same in any country. Maybe within the same country, it would differ depending on the university and how they approach
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curriculum. Um, but for the most part, you're getting the same knowledge. It's just
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whether uh the teachers convey the information in such a way that's that that speaks to
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you or that that that would be
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uh good in general I would say. So it it depends on the staff the teachers that
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teach it their expertise rather than the country itself. So and the teachers are
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university dependent. So you would need to go deeper uh with your research
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uh in terms of universities rather than singling out a single country because there could be one university in Canada
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that is marginally better than most universities in the UK but at the same time there is one university in the UK
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that is actually really good. So um I can't tell you that the UK is better
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than Canada or Canada is better than Australia. It it doesn't work that way.
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uh it's it's more specific than that but yeah so as you mentioned China is uh a
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good destination to study computer science related subjects
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uh or big data related subjects. Mhm. Um so yeah I I would I I would do more or
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deeper research into that rather than country specific research. Uh I would
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look into universities that are top in terms of uh AI teaching. uh I would I
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would definitely seek feedback from students who have uh studied these
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courses because you would get first their firsthand experience. They would know the teachers. They would know how
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things work and they would tell you if it was worth it for them to do that or to go to that specific university and to
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to study that course or if they wish they had gone somewhere else based on
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what they heard from other people. So it's always good to reach out to um
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alumni who have been uh who have studied the course. So we have a lot of stories
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on our website um of people who actually studied AI and they're open to being
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contacted. So feel free to do that. Otherwise, you can always just look on LinkedIn uh for the course university
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and you'll find a lot of people who studied that course and you can just message them and most of them will
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reply. Okay, thank you very much Amen. Um again
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if you have more questions you can just type them in um when you feel like it.
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So uh as Aan said we have a a scholarship story section. Uh basically
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these are stories uh that we got from people who have earned like very very
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good scholarships like popular big scholarships like fullbride uh like this is mixed for example uh it's the
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Japanese government scholarship um and then we have dad scholarship uh German
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government scholarship global Korea scholarship Korean government scholarship so you can also filter for country or degree uh let's say you're
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interested in studying in Germany uh there are not that many scholarships in Germany and the ones that exist are like
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very popular for like the government scholarship and you can uh read about these people
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uh and learn how they got those scholarships uh which will give you
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better insight and as a said yeah they are usually quite open to being contacted so yeah it's really a good
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idea thank you very much Neon Penguin um if you have any suggestions anything
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that you're interested in, uh, we can like you can ask us to make a video about that. I know I'll note it down.
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Um, another thing that I use all the time and and I think it's a great uh
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tool is our free search tool. Basically, this is uh you can use our search tool to find scholarships that are suitable
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for you. If you have a country in mind, if you have a program in mind, if you have anything in mind, you can just type
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that in. Let's say I just saw Finland. Let's type in Finland. There aren't that many scholarships in Finland. But, you
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know, let's go. For example, we have 64 scholarships in our database in Finland.
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But if we reset, as you can see, in general, we have about 4,500 scholarships in our uh database. Most of
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these are uh partial funding or full tuition. Some of them are full funding. Um if you do not know that uh what those
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mean partial funding means it covers less than the university's tuition fees. Uh full tition means it covers the
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tuition fees and that's it. Full funding as you can see here means it covers the
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tuition fees of the scholarship and then gives you something a little bit more. Could be accommodation could be a living
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statement. Uh it could be up to like there are some very comprehensive scholarships that cover your insurance,
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gives you like um like a laptop allowance or something like that. So
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yeah, uh we have 4,500 scholarships but these are the scholarships that we could
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find in uh universities all around the world like mostly in USA, Europe or
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other countries as well. Um but these are scholarships that are given by the
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university to newcomer students. Okay. For example, uh let's say
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University of Tennessee, right? University of Tennessee gives this scholarship to uh their newcoming
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students. Now this university could have other scholarships that they are giving to um already enrolled students like
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students in their second year, third year or they have scholarships that they only give to domestic students and not
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international students. So these are the ones that universities are giving to newcoming international students. All
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right? So keep that in mind. You can filter here by degree, bachelor's, masters or PhD. You can filter by by
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location of course. Uh let's say you are interested in United States. A lot of
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people are interested. Uh we have about 1,800 scholarships in
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our database. Uh in United States. Hello sir, I have a query. Uh are the courses
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for UG natural sciences in Kais English taught or not? Can you please answer it
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sir? I'm planning for undergrad. Uh, Aemon, do you have any specific information or we can just go and uh try
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to look it up? Um, yeah, you'd have to look it up.
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Okay. So, for everyone else, when they say Kais, they mean uh Korea advanced
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Institute of Science and Technology. This is the university. So, let's go and try to see. Uh, this is bachelor.
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I think we made a video about like English taught programs in
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taught universities and programs in uh Korea. But yeah, Kais, I don't know why
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every it does this every time. Uh their page takes forever to load. Uh so yeah,
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we're going to see that in a second. Meanwhile, uh everyone feel free to use
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our search tool. Uh you can filter for pretty much everything. uh funding type, scholarship type, government
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scholarships, university scholarships. Um by the way, yeah, I said these are
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given by universities to uh newcoming students, but uh now we also start to include some external scholarships, some
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government scholarships, but most of them are university scholarships. We have subjects and nationalities. Uh
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usually nationalities do not really matter. For example, we have 4,500 for
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everyone. If I pick one nationality, let's say Turkey, right?
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As you can see, we we've lost like what 300 400 scholarships, something like that. So, most of them are not like are
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for everyone, every nationality. So, before I apply about Kist uh
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application apply online, what is this? I don't Okay, hang on.
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your interests. Let's so let's start let's try to see application guideline
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um student view. This might be
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helpful application guide department
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natural sciences. So, natural sciences, that's what you were asking for.
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H I guess you can also use these links to
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try and find. Let's see.
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So, do you have a specific department in mind?
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Education, admissions, undergraduate requirements. Let's see.
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So, they're asking for English proficiency. Uh, that makes me think that
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education could be in could be in English. Uh, anyone, do you
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see anything that psiques your interest?
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Grand Challenge 30. Hang on.
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Yeah, I know. Uh Emmon, if you're saying anything, I cannot hear. Yeah. Yeah, you muted yourself.
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I can still not hear you.
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Oh yeah, I was talking with I think it just didn't unmute me. Uh yeah, I was
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looking on mobile and their website is not that good on mobile. So I'm switching.
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All right. So we have departments of department of physics here.
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Yeah, this is Korean. Um okay, let's try to see English here.
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Okay. Undergraduate program uh admin 2015 or earlier
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h yeah pretty much every one of these have
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uh English proficiency requirements for graduation
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2020 or later major
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I think hm graduation requirement for foreign students topic test of proficiency in
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green uh are required to obtain level two or higher in topic before entering or during studying at kais applies to
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students entering kaist uh as you can see uh I'm not sure if it's uh taught
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in English, but apparently you have to have at least level two or higher uh in
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topic. You can hang on uh let's see guides. I'm going to choose South Korea
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and here we should have um
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not here topic. Yeah. So, you might want to look into this one. Uh this might
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give you an idea about like what level two kind of means.
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So yeah it it is up to six basically uh like you have to be at
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topic level one and suble two. So it's not I don't think this would be
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kind of enough to uh get the whole uh program in Korean.
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Uh but apparently at least they want you to have some
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proficiency. Aean, uh did you find anything?
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I do agree with you that uh since it's just level two, level two is not enough
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to have your full education in Korean. So it's going to be in English for sure. It's they just need minimal proficiency
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in Korean. Yeah. I mean it says uh level two or higher before entering or during
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studying. So I think if you can get topic level two you should be good for
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entering the program. So yeah I think that's the extent of the information you can get here.
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Okay guys, so as you can see uh we have like a lot of information that you can uh either get directly through our on
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our website or through our website. Uh if you have any university in mind let's say Harvard for example uh choose. So we
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have uh pages uh you're welcome. So we have pages for universities for example
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you'll get a lot of information here uh for example very popular universities we have even admission scores like
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admission results we have deadlines of course we have tions uh and we have
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admissions pages uh you can just click on any one of these to go to their website to get directly uh get the
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information directly from them that's what I that's genuinely what I do when I try to make uh application tutori
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tutorials and it pretty much always works. Uh we have comment section. So
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also comment section is a gold mine in my opinion and not only you can see what other people have asked but if you like
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if you leave your questions here he only as you can see answers every single question in here. He's the founder of
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global scholarships by the way. So yeah uh this was our search tool. Again you
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can filter for anything. We talked about nationality. Uh about subject there is
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one thing uh when you choose a subject for example architecture what it does is
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first it gives you the scholarships that specifically mention architecture like
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these ones right and then when it runs out of scholarships like that it starts
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giving you uh scholarships that are for all subjects
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uh like as you can see here all subjects uh bit international student scholarship all subjects
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In this context, all subjects means all subjects offered by this university. So
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if this pro university does not offer the program uh you want to study, you can of course not apply uh to that
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scholarship because cannot apply to the program in the university. So keep in
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mind all subjects means all subject. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. We have we have a warning here as well. I'm not sure if we
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had that before. So yeah, this is our website. Uh it is really helpful. I mean
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I use it all the time to find uh like scholarships, universities, uh guides, etc. to make videos for. So yeah, you
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know, it's it's easily accessible because I'm not an expert. Um it helped
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me learn a lot. Anyway, so guys, this is a Q&A live stream. So if you have at any
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point any questions, just feel free to type them in. Um other than that, today we're going to talk about a scholarship.
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Uh it's the scholarship of the week. Uh now every week I try to bring you some
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scholarships that are like full funding or full tuition that will give you uh
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the best uh value and that is open right now.
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Right? We've talked about a lot of full funding scholarships in the recent past. So I don't want to I don't want to go
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back to them and like talk about the same scholarship over and over again because I already made videos about them
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as well. Uh there we have a couple of full funding scholarships right now. One in China, uh one in Hong Kong. But uh
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today the one I want to talk to you about is uh let's say for bachelors. By
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the way, you can this is how you can find scholarships that are open right now. Uh let's choose for the deadline
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currently open, right? Uh let's say for example, if you choose full funding, as you can see, we have just four and two
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of them are sanctuary scholarships. uh you are so confused. There isn't that
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much to be confused. So this is our search tool. Uh let me take a step back.
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If you have anything in mind that you want to see about let's say uh if you
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want to study in United Kingdom, right? Type in United Kingdom. Choose the country and as you can see we have the
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web is kind of messy. Uh do you mean the website? Because I don't think so. This
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is I mean these are the scholarships these are the filters you can just filter uh by anything you want or do you
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mean the web as in the internet in general because yeah it is messy if
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that's what you mean. So you can choose here bachelor and if you're interested in scholarships that are open right now
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uh you can choose currently open and for example these are the ones that are currently open in United Kingdom. A lot
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of them are either partial scholarships or um sanctuary awards. Um United
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Kingdom has a lot of scholarships like this like sanctuary awards like uh
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people who are like for refugees uh people who had uh been displaced. So
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that type of scholarships uh there are a lot of those in United Kingdom. Anyway,
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today we're going to talk about let's choose all locations. Uh as you can see full funding we have
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like four and two of these are in United Kingdom. Uh and these two we've talked
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very recently like uh Hong Kong. So in Hong Kong there's also another full
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tuition scholarship but today I want to talk to you about uh a full tuition
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scholarship in Turkey. And
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uh no I don't think it's your problem. Uh it's just like uh maybe if you spend a little time looking uh into what like
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the filter and the how the search tool works, I think you'll get the hang of it. So uh usually when people ask about
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Turkey, I say negative things because I'm from Turkey. It's my own country and I think
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there like you do have a bias against your own country because you you usually see the negative things and Turkey has
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been going through a lot right now and in terms of economics it is really it has become more and more
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difficult to um recommend people to come to Turkey because it is getting more and
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more expensive. Uh but today I was looking uh at this scholarship and I
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thought well coach university is a really good university uh in Turkey.
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It's in Istanbul. Uh it has high tuition fees but this scholarship covers up to 100% of tuition fee. And when the
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tuition fee is covered, uh you like for example is not as expensive to live in
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as uh I don't know a any country in Europe or any uh state in the United
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States. So I think this is a very accessible to university for a lot of people. And yeah um studying in Turkey
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has its own issues. Uh but well in terms
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of foreign students uh the countries are kind of like racing each other to be
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more problematic. Uh for example it would be more difficult uh to say you can come to study in Turkey compared to
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United States. It's not like that anymore like USA has become even more
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problematic and pretty much the same goes for other countries as well. So Turkey has become uh just by doing
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pretty much nothing I think a little bit more um let's say a little bit more
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attractive. So yeah this is undergraduate international merit scholarships at coach university in
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Turkey. This is for bachelors. Uh you can apply for all subjects all nationalities. It's in Istanbul. Stumble
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has a a huge I mean it has a huge population but it also has a huge student population, foreign population.
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Um so for this you have to have an application featuring your SAT, IB, A
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level score or equivalent. It doesn't give you a threshold that like you have
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to have at least this. It just like apparently they use that to evaluate you. Uh unfortunately you can use this
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for school of medicine but other programs are fine. Again coach university is like the highest ranking
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university in Turkey and in terms of global uh I think it it is like a couple
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of like 300 400 something like that. Uh it is a good university
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and if you have any questions you can leave them here. It has other scholarships as well. Yeah four uh four
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scholarships in total. tuition fees. This is about $10,000
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right now. Um I think this might have gone up actually. Uh I think very
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recently people have been complaining about this but again this scholarship covers the tuition fee. So you would
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have to spend like maybe $600 or something like that to live in Istanbul.
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Uh you have master tuition here. Other we have one uh for example full funding
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scholarship for graduate students. Uh so yeah, let's see the university.
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[Music] It is again in Istanbul. It's a very crowded place. So if you don't like very
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crowded uh cities, this might not be for you. Uh anyway, so this is the
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university. If you're interested in studying in Turkey, some people are asking about that and I'm usually very
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very very negative. uh which is not which is not really fair if I'm being
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honest. So yeah uh you can see more about the scholarship by clicking here
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official scholarship page and go and see directly from uh the university.
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They give you a lot of information here like undergraduate international scholarships
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um right graduate international school. So it's
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this one basically um signific submitting an application without one of
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the required exam scores significantly diminishes your admission chances and therefore your scholarship chances. You
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can see the list of eligible uh so you also don't have to
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uh hang on.
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So this says all admitted students are first evaluated for a merit-based scholarship by the admission committee
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on the basis of academic merit only. These scholarships can be awarded up to 100% of the annual tuition. Uh do not
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include any other benefits. So uh this says all admitted students are evaluated
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but this also says a separate scholarship application is needed. Uh this makes me
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think that there is no separate application. I think you need uh SAT for applying to the university.
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Amen. Uh am I correct or am I saying this wrong?
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I mean it could be both. like it. I don't think they're mutually exclusive
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necessarily because uh they're just telling you that if you're applying
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you will be uh you can be considered maybe provided that you apply for the
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scholarship of course. So there is no pre requirement to be considered other than
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the application itself. I guess that's what the implication is.
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Okay. Uh so yeah, that's pretty much it. Uh for this scholarship, I think it can
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give you like it is not the greatest scholarship. It is not the greatest university, but I think it's kind of
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more accessible in terms of um finance like financial how much you need to
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spend uh more than other scholarships. for example again uh like it is more
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affordable to live in Istanbul than to live in Hong Kong for example. So I
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think a full tuition scholarship might make it more accessible for a lot of people than a full tuition scholarship
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in Hong Kong. So I also wanted to give you any at least some information um
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about this opportunity. Aean uh do you want to say anything about this or maybe
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like studying in Turkey in general or anything? Yeah, I really don't know much about
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studying in Turkey and I think you would know way more than I do
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uh about that. But uh Coach University seems to be uh a great university that
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that promotes in international uh education. Uh all universities that
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provide the scholarships to international students are always
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uh something good to consider. uh probably Cos University wouldn't be uh
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as competitive as some of the universities in other countries, but I would still assume that it's very
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competitive. Uh the Turkish government um scholarship is also an amazing
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scholarship and I think that there are many placements at Qu University. Um so
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uh Turkey remains one of uh the countries that still promote
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international uh education despite what you mentioned every week about the inflation and how
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the numbers don't really represent uh like
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the the reality of things and there is a lot of fluctuation. Sometimes you find numbers that change every uh so often.
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So that's also something to always keep in mind the
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economic state of certain countries when you see numbers of or about the cost of
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living. So take that with a grain of salt because they might change a little bit, they might go up. Uh so you need uh
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to have a fail safe all the time. So you need to prepare enough or sufficient
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funds to accommodate those changes. Uh yeah, other than that uh I think uh
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just based on uh what we have seen about university
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just the pictures it seems like uh an amazing uh university just in
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terms of facilities in terms of uh campus. And I would say if anyone wants
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to study in Turkish in Turkey uh uh this is a a good university to consider.
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Yeah. I also wanted to add for example like this just uh for example uh Mus
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Muse or Musa I'm not sure uh which one is it. For example this one Turkish
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scholarships are a really good like good government scholarship. Um it is very
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comprehensive. It covers pretty much everything. Uh there are others other ones as well, but uh we're going to talk
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about that in a second. For example, one thing one positive thing about Turkey is that um in terms of health insurance,
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Turkey is like uh I would I'm not sure if you could say better than for example
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some other countries like United States. uh but it is way more accessible and it
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has much much much less chance of completely bankrupting you. Uh that's something that American people face uh
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quite often. Uh so yeah, for example, health insurance, it's not that expensive. You have universal health uh
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insurance, universal healthcare here. It's not that expensive and I think
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students get that even more uh in a more affordable way. and you can just go to
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another pretty much another like government uh based hospital and like be
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be treated. So yeah uh that's that's one positive thing. Um so yes there are scholarships
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uh so if you go to our search tool there are scholarship that cover scholarships
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that cover everything. uh that would be full funding scholarships but even for full funding scholarships they don't
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usually cover everything and I don't think you will find scholarship any
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scholarship that will not make you pay for anything uh in terms of any scholarship you'll still have to pay
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some stuff uh but for example there are scholarships that cover uh tuition um
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living expenses accommodation insurance uh like living expenses This is kind of
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what monthly allowance is. So like they give you a stipend. Uh usually graduate
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assistantships are very comprehensive because they are kind of like being employed by the university. You even get
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like sick leaves. Uh stuff like uh like an employee.
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What? Sorry. Our Zoom call is over with Aean
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for some reason. That's odd. Hang on. Let me just
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reconnect to Amen and we'll be back. So, yeah. Um,
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the host has another meeting in progress. So,
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all right. And I think we're going to we're going to take a second. So yeah, uh there are scholarships.
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Yeah, I was talking about graduate assistantships. So graduate assistantships, they're kind of like being like working in a university. So
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they co they will cover a lot of things uh insurance etc. But they are usually given to graduate students. Like there
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are some assistantships that are uh also available for uh bachelor students. for
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example in Germany uh let me show you let's say partial
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funding Germany and I'm saying partial funding because uh German universities don't
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really have tuition fees anyway so these scholarships cannot cover tuition fees
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uh which is why they are categorized as uh partial funding and not full funding
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because there are no tition fees to cover in the first place. So, let me try my luck with Aean again.
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Nope. Didn't work at all. So, Aman says, "Okay, send me another link.
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Okay, I'm joining." This is weird. This never has never
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happened. I will. So, if you're looking for like uh Hey,
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Aman, can you hear me? Yes. Yes, I can hear you. Uh, the question is, is
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YouTube be hearing it? Can you give me a sound check? Okay. Can you hear me? Okay. Yeah, I can
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hear you. Hang on, let me see. Hi there, Ikra.
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Uh, let me just check if you're also audible in the live stream.
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I'm sorry.
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Okay, you're also audible in the live stream. We are all good. Okay, we were
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Hi there, Kirhan. Uh, welcome to our live stream. If you have any questions, you can just type them in at any time
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that you feel like it. So, we were talking about uh full scholarships. Again, student assistantships are kind
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of uh available for bachelors too. For example, Musa uh if you can give us information about what degree you're
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talking about. Uh whether you are looking for a scholarship for bachelors, for masters or PhD, uh we can like it.
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It would be easier for us to give you more uh relevant information. Right. Uh
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full funding scholarships. One thing that you can look into are the
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government scholarships. They are usually very comprehensive and very generous. Let me share the link with
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you. But also of course um as any generous scholarships, any generous
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scholarship, they are very uh competitive. A lot of people are applying to these. Uh for example, we've
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talked about Turkey Turkey scholarships. uh we have government scholarships in a
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lot of places. One thing that I like we're not asked about as much is
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AFL excellence scholarship program in France which is a really good scholarship program. It's for masters
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and PhD students. Uh, for example, I'm not sure if this is as competitive as
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other government scholarships, even though it gives you a lot like a great
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monthly stipent and you you would probably be in a university that doesn't
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charge you any tuition. So, it would be like full funding. So, yeah. Um, you can
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get some of like one of these government scholarships. Other than that, uh let's see some of
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the full funding scholarships.
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Uh you know what? Let's look for bachelor ones for example. Uh we can see like one of
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these uh foundation scholarship for president scholars in University of Hong Kong. Uh this is for example open for
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application right now. As you can see the admission deadline is August 22. I'm going to share this link with you just
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to just so that you can see like what our scholarship pages look like. Uh we
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have the like level of study, host institution, scholarship type. Uh it covers 100% of tuition fees,
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accommodation fees, a living stipent and enrichment scholarship. It doesn't cover
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uh insurance. there are very few scholarships that will cover insurance.
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Um especially in more expensive places because usually those places are uh like
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except let's say Scandinavian countries uh usually they don't have a lot of like
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uh universal healthcare or something like that. Um yeah, you can get more
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information. We usually have videos of these scholarships. You can leave your questions in the comment section uh or
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you can click here to go and see the uh scholarship scholarship directly from
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the university. That's pretty much it. I think this is uh as much information or insights I can give you uh without
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knowing your grade or what where you want to study. Um, Ammon, is there anything you want to say about like full
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funding scholarships like most generous comprehensive scholarships that uh maybe
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in general you want to add? Um, yeah. So, as you mentioned, it's the
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case for all fully funded scholarships that you'd need to pay for something.
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So, it's not really like fully fully funded. Yes. the the the big bars are
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fully funded like tuition regardless of how much it is say even if it's uh 40
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50,000 a year it will be covered by some universities a monthly allowance will be given to you uh even even if we assume
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that accommodation health insurance are given to you uh there are things that you need to pay for like uh your visa
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application like your airplane tickets uh even your uh to T to
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exam that that is required by most universities you need to pay for that. So there is some level of spending
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that's going to be on your part um regardless of the scholarship. Some
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scholarships cover certain things. So there are scholarships that cover your
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uh airplane tickets for example but wouldn't cover your visa fees. Uh it
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just depends on the scholarship but for the most part you would need to uh be
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spended on something. So you can't just apply and get everything for free. I
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don't think there is one single scholarship that covers literally everything.
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uh there's going to be some level of uh spending on on yourself or on your part.
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Uh yeah, so that is something to note when asking about fully funded
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scholarships like that cover everything. So no scholarship covers everything. They
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just cover the the big big parts that would otherwise be impossible for the
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average person. But they would expect you to at least be able to afford certain things. Uh even say translating
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your documents that also will cost. Uh there are a lot of things that uh cost
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uh a little bit when applying for scholarships. So there is that to keep
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in mind. Um yeah. So other than that there are many many uh scholarships. The
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fully comprehensive ones are offered by governments. Uh so you can look for any
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government. So the big governments give uh scholarships every year. So the fullbrite by United States, the Chevin
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in the UK, uh Australia war scholarships in Australia,
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uh the New Zealand government scholarship, the Turkish government scholarship,
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uh the uh Swiss Excellence Scholarship. Most of
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these are offered to uh graduate students exclusively but some like the
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mix or fullbrite or uh the JKS the global career scholarship are offered to
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uh undergraduate students as well. Um so these are the big ones that cover a lot
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of things. There are uh university uh scholarships that are offered by the
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universities themselves. Most of the time they're uh partially funded but
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there are a lot of full tuition and fully funded scholarships uh as well. Uh
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you have talked uh extensively about uh graduate assistantships and uh
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uh just work positions at universities that are
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just in the form of assistantships and fellowships. Um yeah so other than that you can also
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look for external scholarships like say for example the master card
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uh scholarship program which is an external scholarship
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uh that is offered every year but there are way way
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uh too many scholarships to list and you can just look into that as well. Some
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universities allow you to combine uh these scholarships, which is good,
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but most of the time they uh won't offer you a scholarship if you already have
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one. Okay, thank you very much, Aean. All right, everyone. So, this was our live
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stream. Uh we talked about the scholarship that we needed to talk about. If you have any questions, uh
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just type them in right now. Otherwise, we're going to end the live stream. Uh but we'll be here next Friday. Um next
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Friday, I actually might take a day off. Uh but we probably will be uh if we're
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not here next Friday, we'll be here the one after that. We are here every Friday. We do these live streams, Q&A
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live streams to help you uh with your questions about scholarships and talk about some opportunities that are open.
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Uh so yeah if you are interested in you can uh just like subscribe to our
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YouTube channel or visit our website. Our website is really really full of information. Other than that that's
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pretty much it. Uh thank you for watching. If you're watching this uh video like after the live stream thank
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you for watching and yeah that's pretty much it. We'll be here next Friday. Hey
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Aemon, thank you for joining me here today. Uh, of course, yes. Thank you for having
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me. All right. Okay, everyone. See you next Friday and have a nice week. Bye.
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