i applied for a scholarship to get my MSc abroad of my country, do you think i will get it?
453749
I thinks so.  Good luck.
955685
It is wonderful to have such dreams... I had them also but could not afford to go overseas for study even though NOWADAYS.. that is the best place to go for higher education. MUCH MUCH better than in the U.S.  Unfortunately, you have to have money to do so and NO, I know of NO scholarships, etc that would pay for it.. I went to the Universities in the U.S. but had NO money and had to work morning, noon, night and evenings and it was not easy
678640
Depends on what country you are from.  Try www.fafsa.ed.gov, however, it's very hard to get scholarships to the United States from the United States, you best chances are from your own country, and their study abroad program funding scholarships.
346859
Quite simple baby, Just like I'm doing..First decide on the country,then google your choice of education,that is what you want to study. Each University has a list of it's requirments( and all include 2-3 recommendations). The offer of scholarship depends on their policy and your grades. Don' worry, you'll make it....oh and remember you need a visa
231972
It you scored well on your exams, it's a piece of cake, if not well ... oh well. My friend was tired of waiting for a response from the U.S so she went to the Antilles to study. Good luck sweety and hope you get in the program of your choice.
177054
Rare and waste to look online. You must get a sponsor from your own country. There is no such thing as financial aid for foreigners in the U.S. and scholarships are rare unless you have fantastic grades and background. I'd suggest looking through government sponsorship from your country or work/associate yourself with a company that will pay for your education. It's all about connections. If you live in the U.S. and are a resident then there are better options. If you are in the U.S. you should hit the public libraries and ask for scholarship info. They have books and links.\n\nGood luck!
664616
If you have the diploma to show for it.I hope you get credit for your studies in India.\n\nYahoo Answer Se... can't get e-mail to you.
692820
ask associations within your country (i'm assuming India) who provide such scholarships. if not, go to specific university websites that u'd wanna apply to and check their financial aid schemes - they'll always have a couple for international students
327964
go online to scholarship .com or take a book out of the library on scholarships abroad.
371488
First, the line has to be honest and it has to be about you.  \nSecond, it should show how you stand out...for my M.A. application the first line was, "I write to you from a small orphanage in Honduras."  I think that sold me as a great candidated for a Latin American Studies program and it was true.  \nThird, along with the above, it should be as relevant as possible to what "they" want.  Who is giving the scholarship and who do they want to give it to?  Show how you are the best fit for their criteria.\n\nHope this helps
562907
shouldn't you say where you want to study? the US, the UK or somewhere else? i think every school does offer scholarship to support their students (the matter is whether is enough), so the best way is talk to student sevices of the school you most want to study, ask them how you can apply for a scholarship (and maybe how much it is up to)
892170
The first question is, what country do you want to go for your graduate? Your own or a foreign country? If you are "remarkably intelligent," you should be able to figure that out. Usually, people go for "rich, developed countries" like US and UK. After that, find universities that give out financial aid for international students and have your majors or whatever it is you want to study, then try to meet their standards for a foreign student (again, you are intelligent, right?). Aim high, usually private and/or pricier schools have scholarships. When they accept and look at your income, which is low, I guess, they often will give you some kind of financial aid, such as scholarships, loan, in-campus jobs...\n\nGood luck,\n\nA foreign student currently studies in the US
138973
When I have applied they always seem to want it. I do believe that if you are coming straight from that country you will need it. If you have been attending school here I do not think it is needed.
791211
OK, you've got to know what you want.  Where do you want to go?  What programs are available to you?  You may find foreign exchange programs at your school, from community groups, or some larger ones like AFS (American Field Service).\n\nHow much money do you want to spend?  How will you raise the money?  \n\nWhat grades do you need for the programs?  Do you need to study more? \n\nWill your year abroad count as a school year in your school?  Or will you need to take an extra year of school?\n\nIs your school opposed to you going abroad?  How about your family?  Friends?  Figure out who will help you meet your goals.\n\nGood luck!
1121688
yr local british council will provide you info on what kind of scholarships are open to you,based on yr ethnic background,course etc, you have the British Chevening scholarships ,scholarships to students from certain countries etc. ruling the kitty....the key step is when you make your application,the sooner( around 6-8 months in advance) will better your chances of securing one , rather than websites,a first hand personnel will deliver you whats hot......so get rendezvous with the British Council RIGHT NOW!!
602976
You sure will have a chance but I can't help you 'cause I don't live in the UK but how about trying student exchange!?
1174507
You should contact UCAS, British council and other scholarship awarding agencies. for details visit http://www.catzone.org