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The Meghalaya government has decided to create an online database to get contact details of all students from the State studying outside the country. According to Chief Minister Conrad Sangma, every student from Meghalaya studying outside will be asked to register in the database along with all details and contact numbers. “Once you are in our database if there’s any situation in a matter of just seconds, we will be able to bring out all the details of our students, who are there and the contact numbers,” he said. Sangma said that the State government has faced a lot of…

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Studying abroad is a transformative adventure, offering students opportunities to immerse themselves in new cultures, languages, and academic environments. However, it also presents challenges that can test even the most adventurous souls. Being prepared is key to enhancing this experience. International students often face hurdles such as adapting to new cultures, languages, and educational systems, which can be overwhelming. Common challenges include homesickness, isolation, and financial difficulties. Read also: 8 European countries most friendly to international students Here are the top 10 common challenges students face when studying abroad Culture shock One of the most common challenges, culture shock, refers…

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By Ankur Agarwal Thanks to globalization, studying abroad has gained huge prominence as the world becomes interconnected. It has become a new phenomenon altogether that is empowering students with unique opportunities. By opening them to diverse cultures and greater horizons, global education helps them gain a competitive edge in modern workplace settings. Despite changing diplomatic relations and stricter immigration, international education continues to attract an influx of students. There is no denial of the fact that Indian students have ardently expressed their passion for international education. There is a consistent rise in the number of students pursuing international studies as…

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GREENSBORO — Marcus Repsher had always dreamed of going to Europe. Leaving the U.S. Meeting new people. Immersing himself in a different culture. Entering his final semester at GTCC, Repsher had the chance to visit Bordeaux, France, for two weeks in June 15-29 through the school’s collaboration with Davidson-Davie Community College. He pounced on the opportunity.   GTCC students join others from Davidson Davie Community College, the University of Bordeaux and Douglas College out of Canada for a trip to Bordeaux, France, in June. GTCC will now offer its own study abroad programming after receiving the IDEAS grant.  Photo provided by Lindley Swift…

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Global Families, Global Impact: The Experience of Host Families in International Youth Exchange, surveyed over 3,000 former AFS host families across 76 countries. According to the report, 60% of respondents said that they noticed an “increased curiosity about different languages and cultures” in host siblings – as well as almost half saying their social emotional skills had also been enhanced by the experience. “It opened the minds of our children to the huge diversity of people in the world, of how people can be so different and from other cultures, but at the same time so close and similar. “We…

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In an effort to curb the exodus of Malayalees seeking education abroad, Kerala has drafted a law to permit private universities with modern courses and world-class facilities. The bill will be introduced during a special legislative session in November. Under this law, credible agencies will be allowed to establish private universities adhering to strict criteria. These institutions will provide facilities comparable to those abroad without any financial burden on the government, including townships and residential and commercial complexes next to the universities. The government estimates that between 35,000 and 40,000 Malayalees go abroad for education annually, though the actual…

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Some immigrants who have graduated from college in the United States and have a pending job offer will have an easier time receiving a temporary employment-based visa, thanks to recent changes from the Biden administration. This will include Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) beneficiaries and other college-educated noncitizens. The Department of State (DOS) updated its guidance on July 15 to consular officers for recommending waivers related to temporary, or nonimmigrant, visas. About a month ago, the Biden administration announced two initiatives to streamline bureaucratic processes preventing many undocumented immigrants from obtaining legal status. As part of one of those…

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So, you have decided to pursue your higher education abroad and have completed the initial groundwork, including finding your dream course or college and details regarding your funding. However, now you are stuck at writing a strong application. This is a crucial step, as it will determine the fate of your admission.To help you out, we have curated five important points to keep in mind while building a strong college application. With a competitive global landscape, it is essential to present a well-rounded application that showcases your academic achievements, personal growth, and suitability for the specific program to which you…

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4.7K Jon: How was the meeting?Bob: Well… the donuts made the hour-long meeting worth it. Otherwise, I wouldn’t bother to go. Do you go to meetings for the donuts or for the conversation? Most companies invariably have one (or more) morning meetings, and we often find them annoying and disruptive to our daily routine or tasks at hand. Meetings are considered important for moving your business forward through sharing information, solving problems, reviewing performance, making decisions and planning projects. They can also help to foster team building and inclusivity. However, meetings are usually seen as dull events that can be…

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With a strong global reputation and legacy in education, the United Kingdom has become the top choice for international students. Students who want to study management in the United Kingdom can refer to the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings 2024.According to the ranking, London Business School holds the first position, and the University of Oxford is placed second.Here is the list of top management universities in the UK:London Business SchoolEstablished in 1964, it is a business school and college of the federal University of London. It offers postgraduate degrees such as Master’s degrees in management and finance, MBA, and…

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