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#scholarship 📌Hungary Government Scholarships 2023 🏛BASIC DETAILS 🔹Country: Hungary 🔹Degree: Bachelor, Master's, Doctoral, Non-degree ♻️FULLY FUNDED 🔹Number of scholarships: 5000 🔹Deadline: 15 January 2023 There is no application fee ⚡️DURATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS 1. Bachelor's scholarships: 2-4 years 2. Master's scholarships: 1,5-2 years 3. Doctoral scholarship: 4 years 4. Non-degree programs: 1 year 👨‍💻SUBJECTS AVAILABLE 1. Agriculture programs 2. Business Program 3. Engineering programs 4. Health programs 5. Humanities programs 6. Science programs 7. Computer science 8. Law program 9. Music program 📋REQUIRED DOCUMENTS 1. Education certificate (high school diploma, university or college diploma/certificate, or any equivalent, all in ENGLISH (translated) ) 2. Citizenship documentation (e.g. Passport) 3. Medical Certificate Apply here: https://apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu/ 🌿Share with your friends. @acetheapplication

#university 🔖I bet you, that you were looking for this universities to appear on your list. Go for it! No Application Fee Universities in the USA | High Acceptance Rate for International Students https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjlQWqKGjIc 🌿Share with your friends. @acetheapplication

#fullscholarship #university 👨‍💻Which universities in the USA offer full scholarships for international undergraduate students? 📌The most generous are Harvard, MIT, Amherst, Princeton, Yale and Dartmouth. But they reject 98-99 international applicants for each one they accept. ♻️Berea College offers 30 full scholarships to international students each year, but your odds of getting one are 7%. That is as good as it gets in the USA for an international student needing full funding. 📌There are about 30 other colleges that also offer funding. They're either “need aware” (asking for funding will count against you in admissions, but if they want you, they'll fund you) OR they offer one or two full scholarships and invite all applicants (international and domestic) to compete for them. ♻️Demand for scholarships vastly exceeds supply. American student debt is a crisis, and considered a hot political issue right now. So heavily funding international students isn't a top priority (though colleges welcome international students who can afford to pay in full and they genuinely do welcome the best of the best around the world to their campus). They can get away with giving some away by setting the expectation that such students will return to their home country to either improve the lives of their fellow citizens or work in their home country to facilitate trade/commerce and diplomatic relationships with the USA. 🌿Share with your friends. @acetheapplication

#quora #personalstatement 🗒What is the most mind-blowing college application essay that you have ever seen? One applicant was six-years-old when the Taliban attacked his village in Afghanistan. He received 50 bullet wounds in the legs, and was left for dead. A neighbor saved his life by taking him to the Red Cross. He was separated from his parents, who also presumed the boy was dead. The boy believed the same was true of his entire family. Miraculously, the family reunited in Iran. There, this amazing boy—as a street rat— learned to speak Farsi (his native tongue is Urdu), English, and Arabic. After emigrating to the U.S., the boy continued his education. He received over 20 surgeries on his legs, but walked with a pronounced limp. He remained embittered over his childhood experiences, and the pain and suffering he had to endure because of the Taliban. When he was sixteen, he received an astonishing, unexpected phone call. A police officer in Afghanistan had located him. In the officer’s custody was a member of the Taliban who had raided the boy’s village. He had had a trial, and was already convicted of war crimes. However, according to Afghan law, the victim is allowed some say-so over the accused’s punishment. The boy was told that he had the authority to send this man to prison for a long time, or to decrease the sentence significantly— even be released— if the boy forgave the crime. They then put the Taliban soldier on the phone so he could plead his case directly to the boy. The man talked about having a wife and young children, and begged the boy’s forgiveness. The boy had no idea whether or not the man was sincere, or whether he was merely trying to reduce his jail time by acting remorseful. The boy wasn’t given any time to think it over. The police officer wanted a decision on the spot, via telephone. Not knowing what to do, emotions boiling over, the boy said, “Just let him go,” and abruptly hung up the phone. By the time he was as high school senior, writing his college application essays, the boy—now a young man— still didn’t know if he had done the right thing. But his impulsive decision to forgive the Taliban soldier was the beginning of his journey to heal some of his emotional wounds, enabling him to contemplate his future, rather than obsessing about his past. There are details to this story I am leaving out, but you get the gist. It was an astonishing tale, one that I will never forget. The cherry on top of it all was that after getting a college education, this student intended to return to Afghanistan and help his people— particularly those who had been traumatized by brutality or cruelty. 🌿Share with your friends. @acetheapplication

#quora 👨‍💻Will I not get accepted into colleges because I had no extracurriculars? For American colleges/universities which have holistic admissions, having no extracurriculars will be a significant disadvantage. For elite schools, they are often the differentiating factor among a sea of perfect/near perfect test scores and GPAs. As you get less selective than the Top 50, having top grades and GPA will be competitive, but having solid extracurriculars still helps. National level (or international level) academic awards, design prizes, etc. would also help. For NCAA Division I schools, being a recruited athlete improves your chances of admission. Extracurriculars are opportunities for you to demonstrate leadership, team work, passion, character, and community service. A number of schools take assembling a class filled with such students very seriously. It’s part of their branding as a school. 🌿Share with your friends. @acetheapplication

#financialaid ▶️Complete guide for getting financial aid. Let's break down the process of applying for financial assistance in order to acquire a scholarship that covers your whole cost of studying in the United States as an international student. A step-by-step guide that also includes a list of the documents you'll need to fill out your application in its entirety. 📌https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_4XBW44Azc 🌿Share with your friends. @acetheapplication

#financialaid 🗒2022-23 CSS Profile Student Guide (CSS PROFILE) 📤What is the CSS Profile? The CSS Profile is an online application used by colleges and scholarship programs to award Institutional (their own)aid. (For federal aid you must complete the FAFSA, available Oct. 1 at fafsa.ed.gov.) 🗳When do I complete the CSS Profile? Most students complete the application in their senior year of high school. Schools may have different deadlines - be sure to check with each school you are applying to. 📈Who must complete the CSS Profile? Check your colleges’ information to determine whether they require the CSS Profile. A list of participating colleges is also found on the CSS Profile Homepage. Some schools may also require divorced or separated parents to complete separate applications. 👨‍💻How do I complete the CSS Profile? You submit the CSS Profile at cssprofile.org . Once you sign in, you will find a list of useful documents, such as your federal tax returns and other financial information that you’ll need to have on hand to complete the application. Help is provided within the application and additional help is available in English and Spanish by chat, phone, or email by clicking “Contact Us” in the application. 🔖What does the CSS Profile Cost? The CSS Profile is free for domestic undergraduate students whose family income is up to $100,000. The fee for the initial application is $25. Additional reports are $16. Payment may be made via credit or debit card. 📌https://cssprofile.collegeboard.org/?excmpid=vt-00231 🌿Share with your friends. @acetheapplication

#application 📌The Coalition for College (Coalition app) 📈We continue introducing to the platforms that you can use for the application. Throughout this platforms Common app, UCAS, Coalition app you can apply to several universities at ones, rather than going to the each universities' websites individually. 👩‍💻The Coalition for College formerly the Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Success (CAAS), is an American nonprofit organization that runs the Coalition Application, a U.S. college application platform. It was founded in 2015, and says it aims to provide a holistic application that assists disadvantaged students.Its main competitor is the more widely used Common Application. 🗂Students who apply via the Coalition Application create a portfolio about themselves, starting as early as 9th grade. ▪️The Coalition launched with 83 member schools, which were required to meet a set of criteria for selectivity and access.56 institutions used it in its first year.As of 2019, approximately 150 institutions offered it 📌https://www.coalitionforcollegeaccess.org/ 🌿Share with your friends. @acetheapplication

#application 📌Universities and Colleges Admissions Service in the UK (UCAS) 👨‍💻First and foremost, let us dissect what UCAS does. UCAS is an abbreviation for Universities and Colleges Admissions Service. It is the centralized service through which students apply to universities. Essentially, anyone who wishes to pursue an undergraduate degree in the United Kingdom must apply through UCAS. They have a thorough and friendly monopoly on university application systems in the United Kingdom. 🕊If anything, UCAS is the cupid of higher education. Consider UCAS to be an online dating service: you can choose and apply to universities through it, and the universities will consider your proposal and decide whether or not to offer you a place. It's all about assisting students in finding the right university and universities in finding the right students. ✈️Students use UCAS's online services, specifically the 'Apply' function, to prepare and submit their university applications. You don't have to fumble around with bits of paper because it's all done online. Essentially, they are there to ensure that your university application goes smoothly. 📢Here is the link for the walkthrough the application to UCAS... 📌https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxbHupBU7x4 🌿Share with your friends. @acetheapplication

#application 👨‍💻Common Application (Common app) 🔻Common App: Over 900 colleges and universities use The Common Application. You just need to enter your address, GPA, and extracurriculars once. The Common App dashboard tracks application documents (such recommendation letters) and deadlines. 🗒Common App colleges Private, public, huge, small, engineering, and liberal arts colleges are Common App colleges. View the 918 Common App schools. ⏱The Common App opens when? Apply now! Every August 1, the Common App opens. ▪️When's Common App due? Your application deadline depends on whether you're applying early (November 1) or normal (typically January 1). Check each college's deadline before applying. Our online college profiles include application dates and institution facts. 📤Common App essays? You'll submit one Common App essay for all institutions. Some colleges may have additional questions. Check out prior Common App essay prompts to start planning. 📰Common App financial aid? The FAFSA is independent from the Common App (and has different deadlines). 📂Cost of Common App? Every college charges its own application processing cost (typically $30 to $75 for U.S. candidates and more for overseas applicants). But also you can apply for a fee waiver. If this post receives 100 shares, further post about common app will be created. @acetheapplication

#application 🔖Extracurriculars that will look good on your application ⠀ 🙌Teamwork. Americans believe that all students are a team, so they pay attention to those students who are able to organically join the team, make up its irreplaceable part. It is not necessary to show your leadership qualities, because not everyone has them. The main thing is to convince the commission that you can work with other people and use your strength for common success. ⠀ ✋Work as a leader. If you still have leadership qualities, then you can try yourself in the student council or as a class leader. Try to achieve some changes in the usual routine at your school, conduct a survey of schoolchildren, prove that you are not just taking your place, but you can make public life better. ⠀ 👨‍💻A club related to your scientific interests. Of course, in American universities, you do not need to immediately decide on the direction that you will pursue in the future. Nevertheless, all teachers have special respect for those who already know their dream job. ⠀ 🗣Something related to creativity Creativity is what helps us think more broadly, get inspired and create something new. Any course in drawing, singing, computer design is not a curd for getting practice in these areas, but an opportunity to learn how to be creative. This is what is important to emphasize in any application. @acetheapplication

#terms 🗞US APPLICATION TERMS YOU SHOULD KNOW 📈Acceptance rate — the percentage of enrolled applicants from all applicants. 🏛 Campus — the territory on which the college or university is located. ⏳ Deadline — the deadline for submission of documents. 💻 Defferal — the ability to transfer the offer of admission (from the university) to the following year. 💵 Financial Aid — financial aid offered or not offered by the university. 📒 GPA — average academic score. 📌 Major — a specialization a student usually chooses for the second year of study. During the admission process, the university or college may ask you about your options for selecting a future direction of study. 🔖 Transcript — the official transcript of academic performance and your grades. 💸 Tuition — tuition fee (per year). 🏫 Room and Board — the cost of accommodation and meals (per year). 🗓 Waitlist — a term that a college uses when the admissions committee does not decide to admit a student to admission officially but also offers a place in an educational institution in a few months if a place remains vacant. 💰 Fee-waiver — the ability not to pay for sending and verifying applications to universities in the United States. You can apply for this option through your Vice Principal or Associate Dean for Student Affairs. 📓 Academics — the academic part of the application (grades and exams). @acetheapplication

#ielts 🔖International English Language Testing System (IELTS) ▶️Your ability to listen, read, write and speak in English will be assessed during the test. IELTS is graded on a scale of 1-9. IELTS is jointly owned by the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia and Cambridge English. 🧾The higher you can score in your IELTS, reflects a better understanding and ability to communicate in English. Each immigration body, university, workplace or institution will have specific IELTS score requirements. The score you need will depend on what you are looking to do in the country, i.e work or study. ⏱When should I take the ACT? Candidates should schedule their IELTS exam according to the university admissions deadline. Students taking the IELTS should schedule their exam 3-4 months in advance to minimize last-minute mistakes. 🗒IELTS questions There are four sections: 🔻LISTENING 🔻READING 🔻WRITING 🔻SPEAKING 📤How do I register for the IELTS? First find the nearest location then you can register on the official website. For more click this @acetheapplication