I want to study abroad, but I do not have enough money. What can I do?
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What should I do if I don't have money but I want to study?
Make a list of 100 wealthy people in your area. Go and speak to them. Go with a plan of how much your education would cost and how you will repay the money once you finish your education. A few of them will be willing to help you with an interest free loan.Choose a path of education where u can work and study at the same time . On top of my head I would suggest either chartered accounting or hotel management.Look at applying to Indian and foreign colleges that have scholarships. There are many universities in Germany , Norway etc which provide free education if your track record is good but have no financial means.Good luck .
What can I do if I don't have enough money for studying in Cambridge University, even though I got an offer?
That is one of the unfortunate things in life if you are not from a wealthy family or if your government is not prepared to help. University of Cambridge does however have some scholarships, but not enough for everyone. So the best thing you can do is to take your chances and apply for those scholarships.You could also try crowd funding, charities and the banks. But the banks will want security such as your parents’ home should you default. The British Council may be able to help with your fees and living expenses if you are coming from a developing country.
What should I do if I don't have enough money to pay for school?
Depends on what you're going to study, and assuming you're not up for starting a business pre-college.Get a job - whatever you can manage while still getting good grades. It's totally possible to work full time and go to school full time, not everyone can keep their grades up while doing that though. Make as much money as you can, preferably off the books (unless you find a job with tuition reimbursement). Also make sure to use your work study - get a job in a computer lab or other place where you can mostly just sit and do your homework.Apply to several schools, choose the best school that will give you the most money. Negotiate financial aid. Go to a community college for 2 years if you have to - it will be nearly free and can set you up for scholarships at a 4 year school.Start a GoFundMe or other crowd sourcing initiative to collect money from friends, family, and strangers - you'd be surprised how many people will chip in a few dollars. Look into UpStart - this is more of a loan option, but still worth a look.As a last resort, take out some loans. Preferably only federal subsidized loans, but if you have to do un-subsidized or private don't go crazy. Unless you're going to school to be an engineer or something that will be very lucrative immediately after graduation, really limit yourself to only what you absolutely need to pay tuition. It's sometimes better to go part time if that's all you can afford - you don't want to be stuck paying sallie Mae $500+ every month for the next 30 years because you wanted to get a BA in English Lit from NYU.
I don't have enough money to study an MS abroad after graduation. Can I pile up money after working as an engineer and then pursue an MS?
Yes, that'd be the logical way. But you will have to plan your months/years in detail. Everything on paper.How much do you need?How many years will it take to pile that up?How much loan can you afford?How much of it can you repay within 2 years of MS and after 2 years of MS? Can you repay the whole loan in a total of 4 or 5 years of starting your MS?These are the pragmatic questions you must ask, write and find answers to on paper.Don't worry, many are in the same boat as you.Deam. Plan. Achieve. ;-)
I want to study in Canada but I don’t have money. What should I do?
Get money.There is no free ride in Canada.Canadian students pay tuition, and Canadian tax payers pay taxes to subsidize those tuition costs for Canadians. Canadians do have access to financial aid but virtually all of them work to afford university and many finish university with a huge debt.
I want to study medicine but i don't have money. what do i do since i don't have money that will enable get it
WORK for the meantime atleast to have the money to support your studies...if u really like to achieve your dreams then you will do anything to reach it.