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Choosing where you want to study abroad is not an easy task. As well as your personal interests. However, you can start with thinking about parameters such as the cost of studying in your choice country this should include, both tuition costs and living costs. Also consider, your graduate career prospects in that location and the welfare, safety and security. Think on whatever your interests may be and be sure to align them with your study destination so that you can give yourself a good chance of having the best international experience on your first try.

Once you’ve chosen your where you want to study, start to think about choosing a program and a School, if you haven’t already. You can research universities with us. You may want to consider the courses offered by the institutions while researching the local area and lifestyle, admission requirements and costs too. If you will need a student visa, remember that in most cases you won’t be able to apply for one until you have received a letter of acceptance from your chosen university. Each stage can take several months, so allow as much time as possible. N.B Application processes would differ depending on the School and the country. 

Entry requirements vary widely between Schools and between countries, so we would be sure to check the information provided by the school before submitting your application.

However, if you are applying for an undergraduate degree you will be required to show that you have completed your high school/secondary education with  certificate that aligns with the required grades (e.g. your GPA, O level, A-level grades or equivalent) for the program you’re applying to.

For non-native English speakers who want to study in English-speaking countries, it is also highly possible that you’ll need to provide proof of your English-language proficiency by taking an English-language test such as TOEFL or IELTS. Similar tests MAY BE required for those studying in other languages. 

Concerning documentation what you would submit for your application would vary but for most cases it would be the following:

• International Passport and passport photos for identification.
• Certificate and transcripts of your high school/secondary education.
• Certificate and transcripts of your Bachelors education (for Master program) And some other schools would further ask for;
• A statement of purpose(SOP).
• CV/résumé
• Academic references/ letters of recommendation.
• Proof of English-language proficiency maybe required (e.g. a TOEFL/IELTS certificate, for schools in English-speaking countries), or other language test like Duolingo.
• Admissions test results (e.g. GMAT/GRE results, for graduate programs on rare cases).

The cost of studying abroad, is heavily dependent on the average tuition fees for international students in your chosen country, as well as the cost of living.

As a point of reference, the average tuition fees for international students studying in the UK and Netherlands area begins at about £12,000 per year up to £30,000, with an additional £12,500 per year for living expenses (which is usually higher if you study in London and other key locations).

In Canada and the US, the average yearly tuition fee is relatively similar. It is usually about US$26,000 to $35,000 with an additional recommended budget of at least $12,500 for your living expenses. With these yearly figures in mind, remember that undergraduate programs in the US tend to last a full four years.

In Australia, the average yearly tuition fee is about AUD$35,000 to $60,000 with an additional recommended budget of at least $12,000 for your living expenses. With these yearly figures in mind, remember that undergraduate programs in the US tend to last a full four years.

Meanwhile for most countries in Europe especially the affordable ones, the average tuition fees for international students studying in there begins at about $6000 per year to $20,000, with an additional £10,180 per year for living expenses. N.B All the figures given are based average statistics and do not include scholarship offer. Meanwhile, in some countries, there are no tuition fees at all. e.g Germany and Norway.

Study abroad scholarships can be found in many countries, but your goal or move would be to inquire from us concerning your chosen university if they offer any form of Scholarships. Sometimes, the university may also list external scholarships, such as those offered by the government or business partners of the school. And you might as well research governmental schemes in your home country and your country of study, as well as funding offered by external organizations relating to the course you have chosen.