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the YouTube live stream. Okay, I think we are live on YouTube as well. Yep, we
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are. All right. Hi everyone, it's Global Scholarships and I'm your host AZ. I hope you're all doing well. I hope
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everything is going great. And today, as always, we are here here with another weekly live stream, another Friday,
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another live stream. And as always, I'm here joined by Aean. Hi, Aean. How are you? How's it going with you? Uh, hi.
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I'm doing well, thank you. How are you? I'm doing fine too. Thank you very much.
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So everyone, if you're new here, we are globalcolarships.com. Uh we are a
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platform as you can see. We have a website, we have a YouTube channel. Uh we have a Tik Tok account where we share
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informative stuff about scholarships, about studying abroad in general. And as
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you can see, we have a website where like a platform we have ton a ton of
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free information. As you can see, we have scholarships, uh, guides about scholarships, guides about countries,
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uh, how to apply to universities, cost of studying, that sort of stuff. Hang on, let me just make sure that we are
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live on both sides. Yep, I think we are. Uh, so yeah, this is our website. We
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have guides, about tests and documents, about countries, about free universities. Uh, in fact, we're going
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to today we're going to talk about free universities in Germany. So um yeah, we
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also it's it's kind of a Q&A live stream. So if you have any qu questions about could be about your specific
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situation, could be about our uh maybe you are you want to ask an expert's opinion about something um about what
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you had in mind studying abroad and etc. So just feel free to ask whatever you uh
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whatever you're curious about. Hi there as always of course you are here first.
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Um so yeah this is uh this is our website we have um by the way today we're going to talk about again uh free
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universities in Germany like uh what is it about like what are those like what
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is free education free tuition etc etc so that will be today's topic um other
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than that we have a $3,000 external scholarship global scholarships.com
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scholarship uh given by our platform actually let me share the link with
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That might be better. Are we? Yeah. Okay. I think we
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are live on Tik Tok as well. Yeah. People are starting to join in. Yes. So
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Yani who is the founder of global scholarships and we have the main thing
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that I really use all the time in our platform is our search tool uh which is
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basically a free completely free search tool uh for finding scholarships that are suitable for you uh for which we're
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going like about which we're going to talk in a second. Also as you can see uh there is no register create an account
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or pricing or something like that. It's just you can go to our website right now and use all the uh information. Here we
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have scholarship stories. Basically, these are stories of people who have earned uh very popular scholarships
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around the world. Um um okay. So yeah, Tik Tok is doing that
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thing again. It is getting no video signal from
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my Yeah. Okay. Let's see how long that's going to Yeah, immediately broke
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down. Okay. Um, let me let me see. All right. So, I won't be able to
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show our platform on Tik Tok. I'm not
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sure why it's doing that. I'm going to have to do another research. I cannot really find answers about that, but so
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yeah. Um, okay. Anyway, so these people are
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you can click on any one of these people to like read about their stories, uh,
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how they got that those scholarships, about details, educational background,
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um, etc. So there are a lot of more people joining in on Tik Tok. So I'm going to have Okay, now it's
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showing. Ah, it's just so frustrating. Anyway, u So yeah, you can read about
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all of these. Uh my recommendation is especially if you are interested in a
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scholarship that is very competitive like one of the big scholarships for example this is the government
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scholarship in Australia or you are maybe interested in one of um other
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government scholarships Cheving um here we have government of Ireland
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international education scholarship I think we've never talked about that or scholarship that sort of thing those
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scholarships are very competitive So there will be a lot of people um applying for those. So I think it would
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be a really good idea to learn directly from people who have earned those scholarships about like what really
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um what really makes you stand out. All right. So yeah this is our uh
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scholarship story session. You can click here to see all scholarships.
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Um thank you. I think is that I'm not sure what that was. Okay. Um we have we
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can filter for country for degree funding nationality of course usually scholarships don't really care about uh
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nationalities. So yeah and then we have also um admission results. Basically
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these are some results that we've gathered around the world from especially from American universities.
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Um the results of admissions like applications. Uh let me show you. Uh all
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of these are every single one of these is an application to this university.
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Right? Here's the university. We have nationality. We have SAT. Uh we have expected family contribution, GPA, uh
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whether this they apply with a scholarship or not. UK. Okay. Today we're going to talk about UK a little
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bit too. Um okay. Whose name? Whose name says uh how are you? My CGPA is 3.86 86
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in my bachelor's. Besides this, I have done toffel uh with the score of 78.
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What would be the perfect scholarship for me? But Ail has another scholarship question first. Should I take SAT for
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UK? Now, usually we are more interested in more specific questions. We can help
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you better with that. Uh but for that, since it's UK, I'm going to ask Aean. Aean, what do you think? Uh do we have
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any idea about like SAT for United Kingdom? Uh do you think it would help
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their
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case? Um Aan, I cannot hear you. Are you there? Um Oh, can you hear
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me now? Yep, I can hear you right now. Oh. Um yeah. So the the SAT is is not
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mandatory, but um usually what we recommend is that
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um if you have a low GPA, for example, you can take the SAT. Uh most
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universities nowadays don't really care about uh standardized exams as much as
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they did before. Uh most of the time universities are test optional which
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means that uh it's up to you whether you want to take the SAT or the ACT. Um it
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definitely helps if you get a good score. There are scholarships where it is mandatory. Uh but for admission to
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most universities it definitely isn't. So if you have a good GPA and you have
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for example a good uh language standardized exam score you are set. You
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you don't really need the the SAT or ACT to prove that. Um for some scholarships
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that are provided by governments I think the fullbrite for example uh taking the
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GRRE is uh mandatory but for the most part you
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don't really have to. So it's it's really up to you. Okay. And by the way, that's what I
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meant uh by more detail. For example, if you gave us your CGPA, anyone would be able to answer answer your question
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better like he could have given you more insight. Also, I shared a link with you. This is our search tool. Let's talk
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about our search tool then. Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry. H use that link to find
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scholarships. You can filter further. Uh but first, we have a question from Hustain. So Ammon they say uh their CGPA
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is 3.86 in their bachelors. Besides this they have done total score of 87 sorry
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78. Uh what would be the perfect scholarship for them? Uh do you have any specific scholarship that you might uh
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want to suggest looking into or could like we could give them general
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suggestions? Yeah, this is still very vague because we don't even know what countries
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they're trying to target. Um, in terms of scholarships, well, I think the US
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right now is really out of the question. U, students visas have been revoked for
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most people. Uh, so they're not really taking applicants and I don't know uh
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what's happening there. Yeah. So they said they're looking for the United States and it is really out of the
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question right now until things uh are more clear until they come up with a
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plan on how to uh get international students. Now I
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think they're just going with uh this plan of uh checking the applicants
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social media activity for the past few years. I guess uh yes this is the
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approach they're going for but as of right now there is nothing so it's just everything has stopped um I don't think
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anyone should be aiming to go to the United States until uh things are more clear what do you
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make of their chances of for example finding a perhaps full tuition full
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funding scholarship in some other English speaking country because they've given us their TOEFL exam score as well
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perhaps Australia I Australia, Canada too or United Kingdom, they all have
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kind of similar issues at this moment but perhaps not as quite as drastic as
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United States. Uh for sure that um if it's a very specialized course uh
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then 78 would be quite low. I think the requirement would be higher than I think
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78 would fall within the B2 level but I think they would uh ask for a C1 level
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if it's a specialized uh subject that requires actual uh English understanding
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but if it's but there are subjects where this could be uh okay the GPA is good
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so I think I would probably go for
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countries in Europe rather than Canada or Australia
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excluding the UK as well. So I think there are more chances in Europe and uh
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the good parts of Asia. So uh Japan, China and uh South Korea. So you would
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have more chances there. Uh yeah. So I think marketing you would have some
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leeway on your TOEFL exam score and I think even with a 78 score you can get
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fully fund well not fully funded but probably up to full tuition scholarships in South Korea because they offer
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scholarships based on your uh standardized exam scores. So you definitely should look into those.
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Yeah. Okay. Thank you very much. So Ael says um I have a gifted student report from my home country and I also attend a
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special school. Uh if you could give us more information about that special school what like um what it is what it
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is about maybe we can give you a better answer. And says um would this give me an advantage in receiving a scholarship?
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What do you think?
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Um yes I I would I would say so uh good recommendations go a long way.
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So and that practically falls within that. So it's it's a recognition by the
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school itself and if you can back that up by a couple of good recommendations from uh teachers who have been teaching
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you in the past few years. uh you have a great chance of getting a scholarship
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provided that your academic records also reflect that. Okay. Are these scholarships for masters
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or undergraduate? We have all like we have both uh scholar scholarships for
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undergraduates and or masters. I'm going to show you how to find those. You can go to globalcolarships.com especially a if
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you're still watching. Uh here is how you can find uh scholarships in United Kingdom. Even though United Kingdom does
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not really offer all that many uh scholarships. So uh this is our free
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source though. All right. Uh you can go here and type in anything that you're interested in nursing. It could be a
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subject. It could be a country. It could be a specific scholarship maybe you heard about or again let's type it or
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you can just hit enter. Uh let's do that actually. And so we have about 4,500
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scholarships in our database. You can filter these for degrees. So we have
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undergraduate scholarships, we have master scholarships. Um, and how many of
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those exist usually kind of depends on the country. Some countries have more scholarships for like masters. Uh, some
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countries have more scholarships for undergraduates. So it kind of depends. Uh, anyway, you can filter for location.
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For example, we can let's say United Kingdom. Uh, as you can see, we have about 600 scholarships in United
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Kingdom. One thing about United Kingdom is United Kingdom or like United States um usually
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they have high scholarships, sorry, high tuition fees and not that many
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scholarships that cover all of them. So they have a lot of scholarships, a lot of financial aid. For example, this is
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Lancaster University. They have about 12 scholarships, but I'm willing to bet um
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not that many of them are full tuition. for example, okay, we have one full
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funding uh but it's a sanctuary scholarship. Another thing about United Kingdom is that usually their
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scholarships are for uh like their sanctuary scholarships, refugee
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scholarships, they have a lot of Hi there. Uh they have a lot of opportunities, financial aid
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opportunities for people uh who are like displaced people like uh people who are
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looking for sanctuary, looking for refugee or are refugees. The school I attend collaborates with project
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foundations in my country. I get certificates. Okay, I'm going to wait for
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more maybe more information um about that one. Al so uh anyway, as I was
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saying, as you can see, this is about like 20 30 uh,000 uh pounds. So that's
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the time type of tuition fee you'll be dealing with. You'll be have you'll have to deal with probably. And even though
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there are like 600 scholarships, a lot of them are partial scholarships that will not cover your tuition fees. So
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you'll have to pay uh I don't know like £10,000 £10,000 every year or something
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like that. Also uh the United Kingdom can be very expensive uh in terms of living costs and also uh some of them
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are just for again for displaced people. uh but you can look into for example uh
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let's say full toion scholarships. So uh if you're if you're new about like new
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to the whole uh scholarship thing um we have three types of scholarships.
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Partial scholarships, full toion scholarships, full funding scholarships. Partial scholarship means the
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scholarship covers less than the university's tuition fee. Uh so for example about it's if it's 25,000 uh
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pounds maybe the scholarship covers like 5,000 10,000 or it will give you
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something like uh 50% discount or something like that. That's partial
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funding, right? Full tution means it covers the entirety of tuition fee, whatever it is for that university. And
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full funding means it covers the tuition fee and then gives you something more. Could be accommodation, could be a
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living stipen, could be anything like that, right? Uh you can filter for for example full funding. A lot of full
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funding scholarships you'll find in uh United Kingdom will be for like
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sanctuary or refugee scholar scholarships. Uh but there are other scholarships as well as you can see
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presence PhD. Oh hang on let's filter for bachelors. So yeah as you can see this
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one as well I believe reach Oxford. No. Yeah can for example you can
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apply to this uh in Oxford. So yeah you can uh filter for your specific
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situation. We have like filters for subject nationality etc etc. Usually
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they do not matter. Uh it matters a bit more in United Kingdom of course. But
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yeah, that's pretty much it. We've made a lot of videos about like specific programs, more affordable universities,
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uh best universities in United Kingdom. You can check those out. If you have any other specific questions, uh you can
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always ask them of course either butterfly. So yeah, United Kingdom might be a good choice but uh it is expensive
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and uh tip fees are high and there are not that many scholarships I'm afraid.
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Aemon do you want to add anything about this
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subject? I don't think I can hear you again. I think you might be talking. Can
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you Can you hear me? Yep, I can hear you now. Oh.
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Um, so which part exactly? Uh, in general, United Kingdom. They
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asked about United Kingdom. Perhaps you have anything to say or something to add that I didn't mention about United
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Kingdom. Yeah. So, as you mentioned, most of the scholarships are for sanctuary.
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Your mic might be muting itself. Uh I didn't get if you said anything after
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the first sentence. Hello. Hello. Hello. Yeah, I can hear you now. But um yeah,
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I'm not sure. Didn't really hear anything. Yeah. Okay. So, can you hear me now? Yep, I can hear you clear. Yeah.
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So, as I was saying, most of the scholarships in the United Kingdom right now are uh for uh refuge seekers and
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they're sanctuary scholarships. There are scholarships that are offered uh to
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international students, but they're definitely not fully funded. Uh what the scholarships in the United Kingdom do is
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that they bring down the tuition fees from international
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uh from international fees to equal to the domestic fees. So for example, if
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international students are supposed to pay 15k per year, they'll give you
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around uh £6,000 in scholarships. So that is down to 9,000 which is what
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domestic students pay. So that's as low as they are willing to go. Um you would
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need to be able to afford um domestic tuition fees
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basically. Um yeah so I think this is uh one part that I don't think that many
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people are aware of. Uh, and they I I saw that a lot of people just think that
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the scholarships are arbitrary when they give you £6,000 or £10,000, but it's
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not. It's just that they want to equalize or just make that difference that they just pay for the difference,
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but you'll always be paying what domestic students pay. Um, yeah. So,
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that's how the scholarships in the United Kingdom work. Uh there's the Jebn
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scholarship of course for graduate students. Um if you're going for a master's degree uh that's definitely the
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scholarship to go for if you want to go to the United Kingdom because uh the
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quota is big so there are a lot of recipients every year. It is still competitive but I think that's
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uh everyone's best chance to get a fully funded scholarship.
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Okay. Thank you very much. So um we have a first a question from whose name? Uh
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they said can I get okay by the way um who asked about Westminster Butterfly? I
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shared the link. If you have any specific uh like further questions about that university uh you can ask them in
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the chat. But yeah that that will give you uh a lot of information about that university and scholarship which again
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as you can see there are not not that many for undergraduate scholarships. Um
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so yeah other than that you can find like deadlines admission pages etc etc.
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So um said can I get scholarship on the basis of PT test because I have C1 level
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in PT. James Bond by the way we'll get back to your question in a second but first let's try to answer this. Aman
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what do you think? We never really talked about PT I think. Yeah. Yeah definitely PT counts. It's just
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uh we always talk about the TOEFL or ILTS because they're the standard, but
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the PTE is also just as good and there they always so if you go to a
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university's website, they tell you like a B2 in your eyelets TOEFL. So they give
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you the scores actually and then they say or equivalent. So they are considered in other tests as well. The
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fact that Dualingo is considered just tells you that the PTE would uh be
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considered even more. Um so there is so
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is just the same advice I gave earlier about South Korea. So they would give
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you uh there are scholarships that are given on the basis of your TOEFL ILTS or
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PTE score for that matter. It doesn't it doesn't really matter. There are many standardized exams that you can take and
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they all would count. Okay, thank you very much. So, MTOR is
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asking, uh, I'm a refugee student in Kenya. Is there any scholarships that
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might be suitable for me? What the Yes.
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Um so we don't really have a filter for that but there are a lot of as you can
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see like sanctuary scholarships, refugee scholarships. Uh you can uh search for
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these types of um keywords in our search tool for a lot
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there are a lot of Hi there Kuruku. Uh it's great to see you again. Uh we have a lot of those in especially in United
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Kingdom. uh but for example if you look for refugee by the way these are not the
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only ones uh even though I know for a fact that there are more scholarships for for example a displaced persons I
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think you'll have to come up with keywords on this one uh because again we
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don't really have a filter where you can find all of them maybe you can make a video uh or make make a guide or make a
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video about that as well for example there is one in north of Bolognia uh there's one in Mastri in Netherlands,
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uh, one in South Africa, in Belgium, another one in Italy at University of Turin. So, yeah, there are there are
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quite a number of those. Um, what? So, hang on. Okay, this
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is a very quick one. I'm sorry, James Bond. We'll definitely get back to you in a second. What is the minimums result
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to join the universities in UK? Um Ammon, do you have a number uh that you
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can give us right now? Uh it is university dependent. So there is no
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real number. So you just have to check out the universities that uh offer the the program you're
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interested in and you'll have uh the TOEFL requirements or the ILTS
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requirements. Not only that, but sometimes the course itself has specific
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uh test scores requirements. So it's not just the university. The university has a universal one or global one that
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applies to most courses, but then for some other courses, they specify that you need a certain level that's beyond
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what the general one is. So it is really that specific to universities and then
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to the courses. Uh just for for the one before um for the the refugee
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scholarships, they said they're a refugee in Kenya. And for most of these scholarships, you need to be a refugee
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in that country. So if you want to get a the refugee scholarship at a UK
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university, you have to be to have refugee status in the United Kingdom. So you have to be already there, okay, and
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a refugee there. So I'm not sure if they're from Kenya or if they're in Kenya. So that that's the part I'm not
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really sure about. Yeah, I I thought Yeah, when they said they refugee, I
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thought they were planning to move. I'm not I don't really I'm not really
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perfectly sure about the uh like how how the situation works on that one. So
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yeah. Um okay, so let's get back to James Bond. I'm very sorry. Uh it's been
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quite a while since you've asked that question. Hey, as uh where should I go? University of Birmingham or Queens
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University of Belfast for undergraduate in computer science. So I I I absolutely
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don't have any answers for that. Um I I kind of highly doubt that Aean will also
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have an answer because I think it really kind of depends on you. Um Aean, what
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would you say? Um yeah so as you said it it really
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really depends on you and what you want. So um the recommendation cannot come from
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someone who hasn't gone to either university. Uh I think we have uh
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scholarship recipients uh from both universities. you might want to check uh
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our uh the section on on our website about scholarship recipients and then
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filter by university and you'll probably find both and then uh most of the
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recipients are really open to be contacted. So if you are really
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interested and want to make an informed decision, you might want to reach out to
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uh those recipients from both universities. Ask them about what life
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there is like, what the university is like, what the campus life is like, the
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the teachers, and I'm sure they'll be more than happy to answer all your questions.
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Yeah, we have two in University of Birmingham and
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then
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what? Yeah, I think other we don't I'm not sure if we have. Yeah. Anyway, so uh
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let me share the uh because it's I think it's because Hang on. I'll just share
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the link with you to our scholarship stories so you can find for
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yourself. Um, is there a problem with my internet? Yep.
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Okay. So, uh, here you go. James V, you can look into
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that. Um, environmental planning and management. Which universities are
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friendly costwise? So yeah, it kind of depends on if you have a specific country in mind or a region in mind or
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just like asking globally in general. Uh if you give us information about that,
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we can help you better. Uh environmental planning and management graduate, which countries are considered? So okay,
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United Kingdom. I think we've made a video about the most affordable universities in United Kingdom. Uh hang
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on let me so guides cheap and free universities view all
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um hang on do we have a country guide for United
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Kingdom no we don't seem to have
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so so cheap and free like we have cheap and free universities guides
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for different countries. Uh I think you're going to have to find the United Kingdom here because I don't have the
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answer. Uh uh I I I don't find the answer. I don't
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have the answer right now. Maybe Aean uh do you have anything like something
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that comes to mind um for universities in the UK? Mhm.
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like any names that jump your mind. Yeah, they're usually
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Yeah, for especially for international students, they're really really expensive.
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Um yeah, for domestic students, they're like if you're Scottish and you go to a
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Scottish university, I'm pretty sure you don't even have to pay. But um
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for international students, the tuition fees are always uh around
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£15,000. So I think it's a it's just a standard now uh at most universities, but that's
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tuition fees. I'm pretty sure that I saw that the University of Sheffield
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probably is uh quite uh on the cheaper
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side, but that was a few years ago that I saw that. I'm not sure how it is right now, but for the most part,
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yeah, it's 225 right now. Yeah. Wow.
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So, I I think that they're they're all they're all around that that that point
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of uh like 15 to 21K, but I think that
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there there is no university that's below 15 at the moment in the UK. Uh and
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as I mentioned with scholarships, it would go down to exactly £9,000, but no
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lower. So you'll you'll you'll just need to be able to afford it or
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um go for the chap. I don't think Oh, yeah. Well, there's the think big
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scholarship. It is also for 10,000, but it's not much. There aren't many uh
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fully funded scholarships at the moment in the UK. I think their approach is just to
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um recruit international students but at domestic student fees. That's that's as
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low as it goes. Okay. Thank you very much. So Danny, the same pretty much goes for USA or Canada
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as well. In United States, there are some universities like smaller universities that are uh much more
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affordable in terms of like maybe around $10,000 uh which is very uh very
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affordable in ter like in uh USA standards. Uh for both you can uh look
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for scholarship for um articles in that page I gave you. Uh you're going to have
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to look for like a couple of pages. Um, other than that, we kind of do make
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videos about like the most affordable universities in different countries. You might want to look into that as well.
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Um, other than that, UK scholarships. Yeah, it's pretty much the same Davidson. You can do you can just go to
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our search tool and type in United Kingdom. Uh, click on the country and
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then filter for your specific situation here like degree, funding type, etc.
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What about scholarships in Turkey? Can you give some information? There are not that many scholarships that we have in
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our database in Turkey. Uh there are a couple of scholarships in coach university. Um in fact, I think I made a
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video about one of these uh and I think this one is still uh especially like
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actually I was planning on talking about this one today. Uh there are there is a government
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scholarship in Turkey known as Turkey scholarships. Turkey bl uh let me see.
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So the scholarships you have popular government scholarships here. Uh you can look into any one of these and then
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Turkey scholarships or Turkey are here. Uh one thing about Turkey though um
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there we are going through for couple of years uh we've been through a very high
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inflation rate uh that's like an economic crisis and it's not really getting all that much better. Uh so I
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okay I'm not going to go to into a lot of details. Uh I'm like I'm an economics
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student. Uh but basically Turkey has never been more expensive in the last
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couple of decades um because of like econ economic uh policies. So Turkey is
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in terms of dollar in terms of Turkish in terms of anything and everything it is very very expensive at this point and
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don't really rely on these numbers because inflation is very high. So you'll have to uh like these get updated
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uh very regularly uh but you'll have to look into that perhaps uh in their own
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page like government's own page but also if you're coming from another country
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Turkey is still becoming more and more expensive and the way that it looks right now from
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what government says uh it will become even more so in the near future. So in
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the next maybe one year or more than that uh Turkey will become even more expensive. Uh let me show you the
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link send you the link. Yeah. Uh you can look at that. We've talked about this scholarship. Uh you can see the video
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here or you can click here to see this. Yeah I think
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this yeah this is the government's page for this scholarship. But again the numbers are not really um in Turkey as
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well there is no no there's no tool that we can quite uh
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confidently use to make uh sense of the numbers because uh the foreign
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currencies are not really working uh as well. So yeah keep that in mind.
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Economically not very um not very friendly I would say. Finelana asks,
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"How smart do you got to be to win the mech scholarship?" I I don't think I can
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answer that. Uh obviously it's a very competitive scholarship, but also uh I
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think there will like one thing you can get advantage
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uh in is the way you apply. Yeah. for like
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because uh there are a lot of um small details. This is both this goes in my
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opinion for both and um Korea scholarships, government scholarships as
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well. The way you apply really really matters. Obviously your like other scores like um language test scores etc.
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Those are the things that you have to uh accumulate uh during the years that like
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before you are applying but also uh looking into details and how to decide
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how to apply which universities to apply uh what track to go for uh like embassy
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or the university etc etc those also really matter. Uh so if I think the only
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thing that I can say is that if you are smart about the way you apply to that scholarship, I think it will most
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certainly give you a certain advantage. Other than that, uh yeah, not not really easy to say much. Um Aean, what would
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you say about this? Uh yeah, I would say probably you don't
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even have to be that smart to be honest. Um I think there are many people who are
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smart but their uh their grades don't reflect that and there are people who are probably not as smart but have
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worked hard and have good grades. Uh well not that grades are the most
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important thing for this but they are a factor and as you said like you have
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just to be smart about how you go about applying to scholarships. It's not really about being smart. So there is no
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IQ test you take to get a scholarship. It's just about your approach uh your
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essays and how you represent yourself and your recommendation letters and what
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they say about you. So these are the things that are really really important
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when it comes to applying to scholarships. Uh yeah. So being smart in general, it's
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not that really important, but being smart about how you go about doing it,
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how about how how smart you go about uh applying to uh these scholarships is uh
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what makes the difference at the end. Yeah. Um okay, thank you. So I don't see
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any other questions right now. So uh today we're going to talk about usually every um every week every live stream I
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try to bring in a scholarship opportunity uh that is open right now a good scholarship usually I try to make
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something that you are interested in uh like full funding scholarship or full tuition scholarship let's say in United
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States but today I want to talk about not one scholarship but um a kind of
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like a phenomenon that we have uh which is free tuition universities in Germany.
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So, I'm just going to type in Germany here, right? Uh so, in Germany, there
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are a lot of universities and I do know that a lot of you are interested in studying in Germany. Uh we have a lot of
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universities in here that do not charge tuition fees. So, let's click on Germany. Let's click on full tuition. Uh
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so, we have about 43 scholarships. I mean, these are not scholarships per se.
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These are more free education. uh the universities does not charge tuition fee. You only have to pay a semester fee
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which is about 300 uh €350 per semester.
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Right? So we have about 43 universities in our database that give you tuition
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free education. Um and of these about uh let's
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say let's choose bachelors and let's choose currently open. about 28 of these
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are open for application right now and I'm right now trying to make as many uh
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tutorials application tutorials as I can uh kind of bit detailed the application
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procedure of German universities but anyway you can click on any one of these
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universities okay uh and go let's go to the scholarship page again as you can
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see your grade does your level of study does not degree does not matter bachelor
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mast's and PhD. Uh this is for example also university. Uh we have the deadline
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here and again you have to pay only 300 or so uh euros per semester. That's just
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the semester fee and that's it. You also don't have to uh apply for a scholarship
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or anything. just you just have to apply to the university and if you're admitted you get pretty much free education uh in
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terms of tuition fees obviously um because Germany universities don't really have that many uh other
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scholarships since the education is all already free uh you can you can still
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click for example here by the way if you have any questions about any scholarship or any university uh that we have paid
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for you can just leave your questions here and he only answers every single question in this uh comment section.
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I've never seen any question going unanswered. Uh this is where I would put my questions. So, okay, we couldn't find
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a page for this university. Uh let's try another one. For example, uh Aan
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University, right? For which I recently made a an application tutorial. So, if
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you want to see how to apply to this university, you can go and see that. Uh
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again pretty much the same. We also by the way have dad scholarships which is the government scholarship in Germany.
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Uh it is full funding of course it covers a lot and we have scholarship
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stories here as well. Wait this is the
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university. Yeah. Okay. So let's click here to go and see their page. Not much
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to be gained uh not not much to be learned uh about the scholarship. But
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usually one thing that I really like about Germany universities is that when you go to their page like cost and
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finances, even though they do not give you a lot of scholarships other than free education that they already give
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you, uh they give you a lot of information about like where to find maybe student loans, where to find other
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scholarship opportunities, part-time job opportunities, and they usually give you
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a lot of information about how much you would be spending there. uh like
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depending on the university depending on uh the city that you're living in and it's usually about like €800 uh
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€900. Uh one thing about also one thing about uh Germany universities is that if
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you want to go and study in Germany uh there's something called a blocked account which is about uh an account
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that you have to have like uh about €12,000. Uh that is your money. You
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don't have to pay that to the government. Just government wants to make sure that you have enough funds to
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study there uh for an entire year. So like every month you get uh one month
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worth of that. So but if to be able to go there and study you have to have like 12,000 euros in a blocked account uh
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before you go there. That's one of the main things that a lot of international students have to deal with when going to
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going to Germany. Another things that uh when when you're applying uh a lot of
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Germany unities
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