Ishilove:

They need you in the Romance section

lol..not a chance

Ejusni:
I am still an undergraduate in STEM and i hope on getting a scholarship abroad after graduation. any country with an active scientific/industrial base will be great.
I hope I get life changing information from here.

My advice to you as a STEM graduate is be ready to graduate with a first class result or at least a strong 2.1 because most scholarships are merit based. First class or 2.1 have better chances of getting scholarships.
Focus on achieving a good result for now

I am following this thread but I am graduating in 2022..

Let me learn from others.. I am studying health education and I want to apply for masters in public health/social work

Here to learn

Vasgas:

have u kick start the process

yes I have but finding some process difficult

Ourown:
Intrested.

I think you'll need GRE and TOEFL for better chances. I will start researching and gathering of information on them soon.

You actually dont need GRE except your focus is US or Canada.
Basically GRE is for those countries and PhD applicants

Please is there any available scholarship in Italy for Master program.
I graduated with 2.1, Hospitality course precisely

I intend to go for management course

thatthickgurl:



Full scholarships in countries that are less competitive

I will instead urge you to go for the more competitive ones. The source of your diploma determines where you end up if you are very ambitious!

You can easily get a Canadian, Scandinavian or German school if you have a good transcript, and can write catchy letters of intent and/or motivation letters.

But the first place to start is to know which scholarships there are in what schools and countries, and the specific course, country and language requirements.

thatthickgurl:


Anyone that's preferable

Pls I need your assistance on some informations