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International Study

LundiMardi · 2006-09-20 20:26:22

Hi Guys, I'm really sorry if this is in the wrong forum, but i didn't really see anywhere suitable to stick this in under the 'edu' tab. I'm looking to study internationaly next year, either in the UK or North America, i was just wondering if anyone has done this and how they went about applying for grants... I understand…

20-09-2006 8:26pm

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LundiMardi

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Hi Guys,

I'm really sorry if this is in the wrong forum, but i didn't really see anywhere suitable to stick this in under the 'edu' tab.

I'm looking to study internationaly next year, either in the UK or North America, i was just wondering if anyone has done this and how they went about applying for grants... I understand you can apply from the EU or your country of Origin, can you also apply from the College you're applying to?

How much could one expect to receive, ideally i would like to get enough to cover tuition fees and accomodation.. In fact i'd pretty much need that to ensure i could study abroad!!!!

So yeah, any information anyone could offer is greatly appreciated as i am rather clueless about this subject and again, i apologise if this is in the wrong forum.

Rgds,
Dan

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#2 20-09-2006 9:28pm

Faith

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I'm studying in Scotland and I get my fees paid by SAAS (a government body). I'll start to pay them back once I'm earning over £10,000 per year. You can also apply for means-assessed loans here.

I think the user Myth has a lot of information about getting grants, but that might be just revelant to Ireland.

I think the Distance forum under Edu would be your best bet for info, though.

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#3 20-09-2006 9:31pm

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Please christ tell me our goverment does give people grants to study in America?

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