Norway Presidential Scholarships 🇳🇴

It is a renowned undergraduate and graduate scholarship in Norway.

⏰Deadline: March 1, 2022

Available areas: business, strategic marketing management, leadership and organizational psychology, finance, business analytics, entrepreneurship and innovation.

🔎Criteria:
- Excellent academic achievement / performance
- Motivation letter

💸What I get:
- Full payment for tuition
- Monthly scholarship

https://www.bi.edu/programmes-and-individual-courses/scholarships/bi-presidential-scholarships/

Student exchange program in Italy 🇮🇹

The EUI Student Exchange Program is designed for young and talented people from all over the world to deepen their knowledge of Italian culture and history.

⏰Deadline: January 25, 2022

The duration of the program is from 5 to 10 months. The program focuses on politics and political change.

🔎Criteria:
- Candidates belonging to government services, media, politicians and non-governmental organizations
- Professionals early or mid-career
- Higher education (Bachelor's / Master's degree)
- Motivation letter

💸What I get:
- Grant of 2500 euros per month
- Family allowance up to € 300 per month
- For each dependent child, an allowance of 200 euros per month
- Airfare

https://www.eui.eu/apply?id=policy-leader-fellowship

List of US universities providing full scholarships to international students
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Need-blind Universities/Colleges which meet 100% demonstrated need[1] of ALL admitted/accepted Freshmen students



Amherst College

Harvard University

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Princeton University

Yale University



Need-aware Universities/Colleges which usually meet 100% demonstrated need of ALL admitted Freshmen students



1. Barnard College (All Women's College)

2. Bates College

3. Bennington College

4. Berea College

5. Bowdoin College

6. Brown University

7. Bryn Mawr College (All Women's College)

8. Carleton College

9. Colby College

10. Colgate University

11. Colorado College

12.Columbia University

13. Connecticut College

14. Dartmouth College

15. Davidson College

16. Dickinson College

17. Duke University

18. Franklin & Marshall College

19. Gettysburg College

20. Hamilton College

21. Harvey Mudd College

22. Kenyon College

23. Lafayette College

24. Lehigh University

25. Minerva Schools at KGI

26. Macalester College

27. Middlebury University

28. Oberlin College

29. Pomona College

30. Skidmore College

31. Smith College (All Women's College)

32. Swarthmore College

33. Stanford University

33. Trinity College

34. Tufts University

35. Union College

36. University of Chicago

37. University of Pennsylvania

38. University of Richmond

39. Vanderbilt University

40. Vassar College

41. Washington University in St. Louis

42. Wellesley College (All Women's College)

43. Williams College

50% acceptance rate
Good university for international student with affordable price
And also it's a Public university found in pennsylvania
The university found in common app which is a good way to waive the application fee
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Internships abroad 😍

OECD France 🇫🇷

Every year, more than 500 international students are selected for internships in various fields. The trainee will receive 700 euros per month and assistance in obtaining a visa. Duration up to 12 months and depending on your result, you can stay for six months to work in the OECD.

Deadline September 1


Localinternational Turkey 🇹🇷

An international internship program organized annually by the Union of Turkish Municipalities to train participants in local government through instruction, case studies and field trips, including community events and trips to various cities in Turkey.

Deadline 10 June

Atlas Corps USA 🇺🇸

Internship in the USA in the areas of business, data analysis, engineering and marketing. It lasts from 12 to 18 months and will take place both live and virtually. Atlas Corps pays for all expenses and provides a monthly allowance.

Deadline 31 May‌‌
https://atlascorps.org/programs/#fellowship%20

⚡️5 countries where you can study in inexpensive universities from 300 euros per year 💶

1. Germany

Education in public universities is conditionally free, the student pays only a semester fee of 100 €. This amount is used to pay for transportation, the library, and student organizations.

2. Greece

Studying in Greek is free for all students! And you don't need to pass entrance exams to enter. Applicants are accepted based on the grades in the certificate.

3. Czech Republic

Any student can study here in Czech for free. Also, universities like in Greece have a language year. After studying it, you can continue your studies in the Czech Republic for free.

4. Italy

The cost of education in this famous country is also quite affordable. Here you can find programs worth 300 euros.

5. Norway

As in Germany, education here is conditionally free. You only need to pay a semester fee of 80-160 euros.

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❗️Though studying in these countries is cheap, don't forget the cost of living. If Greece, Czech Republic and Italy are considered cheap, Norway requires 1000 euros per month to live.

✅P.S. You can always apply for scholarships that will ease your financial burden.

♻️For example, you can get DAAD in Germany, and DSU in Italy.

Prestigious foreign grants nearing the deadline
: 🇪🇺Erasmus Mundus (Europe) – after January 🇫🇷French Government Scholarship (BGF) - after January
🇫🇷Eiffel scholarship (France) - January
🇭🇺Stipendium Hungaricum (Hungary) - January 16
🇳🇱Holland Scholarship (Netherlands) – until February 1 or May 1 (depending on OTM).
🇫🇮Finland's Scholarship (Finland) - January
🇹🇷Turkish Scholarships (Turkey) - from January to February
🇨🇳CGS – Chinese Government Scholarship – mid-February

List of 10 HEIs in Hungary that do not require IELTS

▫️University of Debrecen
▫️Budapest University of Technology and Economics
▫️University of Pécs
▫️University of West Hungary
▫️Óbuda University
▫️Semmelweis University
▫️University of Miskolc
▫️Szent István University
▫️University of Szeged
▫️Central European University
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Universities that Offer Full Scholarships(USA)

Clark University
Michigan State University
Oregon University
Illinois Wesleyan University
East Tennessee State University
New York University

Universities that Offer Full Scholarships(UK)

University of Cambridge
University of Oxford
Bristol University
University of Westminster
Cardiff University

Universities that Offer Full Scholarships(Canada)

The University of Toronto
York University
University of British Columbia
University of Waterloo
University of Alberta

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📌 What kind of activities are considered as " #Extracurricular_Activity "?

📍There are four categories of Extracurricular Activities in general: 🔻

🖍 school activities,
🖍 Activities at the workplace (work),
🖍 Social activities (community activities) and
They are voluntary activities.

💢 School activities:

🎯These activities take place in school and are mostly related to clubs. For example, if we take some of them:

🎯Writing and distributing a school newspaper or blog, student council and student parliament, being a member of a sports club and participating in various types of sports, organizing theater programs, participating in robotics and science and technology clubs, and generally being a member and participating in any clubs in the school should be considered as extracurricular activities.

🎯 In addition, activities outside of club activities are also seen as extracurricular activities.

💢 Various works (work)

🎯These activities mainly take place after school hours, which is a great opportunity for admission officers to see all students' extracurricular activities. This can help you realize that you don't have the time or desire to participate in many different activities. If you spend several hours each week at work, it can be written as extracurricular on your college application.

💢 Social activities (community activities)

🎯 These activities exist in social life and are used in community theater, urban (sub-urban) sports teams or community art institutions to name some examples.

💢 Voluntary activities

🎯 These activities can be best written as extracurricular activities more than any other activities, as colleges want to see students' commitment to a cause and it is a great opportunity to show your good character. If you put volunteer work on your application, make sure it's something you've been involved in for at least a few months.

🎯 For example, it includes teaching children outside of school hours, serving at the elderly help center and other such activities.

‼️Reminder‼️

Many students think of extracurriculars as mandatory. But it is wrong. Colleges don't spend hundreds of thousands of students flipping certificates to find out what you spend your time doing outside of class. Therefore, we would like to remind you not to be limited by saying that you do not have a certificate to describe your activities.


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Personal Statement that worked.

#Accepted into: #Yale, #Dartmouth, #Cornell, #Columbia, #Brown 

The first time that I attended a water ballet performance, I experienced a synesthesia of sorts as I watched the swan-like movements of the swimmers unfold with the cadence and magic of lyrical poetry, the precisely executed sequences melding with the musical accompaniment to create an ethereal beauty that I had never imagined possible. “You belong out there, creating that elegance with them,” I heard the quiet but powerful voice of my intuition tell me. For the next six years, I heeded its advice, training rigorously to master the athletic and artistic underpinnings of synchronized swimming. 

I flailed and plunged with all the grace of an elephant seal during my first few weeks of training. I was quickly and thoroughly disabused of the notion that the poise and control that I so coveted would be easy to obtain. During the first phase of my training, I spent as much time out of the water as in it, occupying myself with Pilates, weight training, and gymnastics in order to build my strength and flexibility. I learned things about the sport that outsiders seldom realize: that performers aren’t allowed to touch the bottom of the pool, relying on an “eggbeater” technique also used by water polo players to stay afloat; that collisions and concussions are all too common; that sometimes the routine demands staying underwater for so long that the lungs burn and the vision becomes hazy. My initial intervals in the water were marked by a floundering feeling that seemed diametrically opposed to the grace that I sought. I began to question whether I was really cut out for the sport. 

I persisted through all of this and slowly but certainly I saw myself progress. My back tucks became tight and fluid, my oyster maneuvers controlled and rhythmical, my water wheels feeling so natural that I could have executed them in my sleep. Moreover, I became comfortable enough with my own role in the water that I was able to expand my awareness to the other members of my team, moving not just synchronistically, but also synergistically. During one of my first major performances, our routine culminated as I launched myself out of the water in a powerful boost, surging upward on the swelling currents of the symphonic accompaniment. I owned the elegant arc that I cut through air and water, my teammates and I executing the leap with the majestic effortlessness of a pod of dolphins frolicking in the sea. I reveled in the thunderous applause at the conclusion of our routine, for it meant that I had helped to create the kind of exquisite beauty that I had so admired years before. 

Though I never would have guessed this at the outset of my training, synchronized swimming has provided one of the central metaphors of my life. The first and most fundamental lesson that I learned was persistence, which I absorbed humbly and viscerally by way of aching muscles and chlorine-stung eyes. More subtly and powerfully, the sport also lent me an instinctive appreciation of the way that many parts interact to form an emergent whole, an understanding which I have applied to every area of my studies, from mechanical systems to biological networks to artistic design. I have become cognizant of the fact that, as when I am in the water, my own perception of myself is narrow and incomplete, that to really understand my role in life I need to see myself in terms of my interactions with those around me. Six years after my training began, I still pursue the sense of harmony and unity that synchronized swimming has instilled in me, riding the soft swells of destiny forward as I move on to the next phase of my life.

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This is how Harvard University assesses applicants

Although the Standardized Tests changed the Admissions Landscape, this file can serve as a good guide to how Harvard treats applicants.

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💢 What does liberal arts college mean?

🎯 Liberal art college or liberal art institute are universities that mainly focus their undergraduate curriculum on liberal arts and sciences. Such colleges aim to impart a broad general knowledge and develop general intellectual skills as opposed to a vocational or technical curriculum.

🎯 Students in the College of Liberal Arts will have the opportunity to major in one subject and at the same time participate in other academic subjects such as science and the traditional humanities subject taught in the liberal arts.

🎯There is no formal definition of liberal arts colleges, but one US official defines them as "schools that emphasize undergraduate education and award at least half of their degrees in liberal arts." Other researchers have adopted similar definitions.

🎯Although most liberal arts colleges focus only on undergraduate education, some offer graduate programs leading to Masters and Doctorate degrees in subjects such as #business_administration, #nursing, #medicine, and #law.

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