Debating on whether on not to get my Masters in Spain and I'm so glad I came across your video. We have pretty much the exact same reasons for studying abroad. For me the cost is especially important. The cost of a Masters degree in America is disheartening and one of the main reasons I'm hesitant to get my degree. I've also been wanting to move abroad meet new people and immerse myself in other cultures. Now my main concern is getting older and settling down. I'm turning 30 and my biological clock is ticking, but if I want to settle down in the future it would be difficult to have a family and take on the amount of debt it takes to get a Masters degree here in the states. I don't think I'd be able to study abroad with a family although I'm sure it's possible. It's just one of those things I want to take on without the added baggage. A lot to think about - Thanks so much for uploading this!
University of Bristol student here 👋 glad you enjoyed your time here 😊 I was out here thinking masters programmes were waaaaay too expensive here, but I completely forgot how crazy US tuition fees are!
I also did my MiM in London, but at LSE. London is such an amazing city that you can always have things to explore. The exposure is different compared to living in other cities in the UK.
Not a degree but 11 months in Japan for the intensive language immersion program. The experience was invaluable especially with my host family treated me like their son.
@@maritzaramos738 Are you thinking about studying in Japan? My friend used Japanese Immersion Programs-EF immersion School. The website is ef.edu. Mine was little bit different. I have JLPT N1 so I just studied in Waseda University.
@@lozr666 Hi there. I was 22 (thus took me 5 years to graduate instead of normal 4). Ask a lot before you decide to go (no matter how insignificant they seem) and ask who you are going to stay with while living there. If the agency gives you vague answer to your question that is a red flag to watch out.
Hi Kristina! I have a similar experience as you have. I am from China and I went to UC Berkeley for summer school when I was in my sophomore year in college. After that I decided to pursue a master degree in the U.S and I've been in the states for over a year now. I absolutely love having different life experience and enjoy building connections with people from diverse background. Thanks for making inspiring videos as always.
Thank you so much for making this video! I'm in the exact same position. I love london, and relocated there for 2 months last year (I'm self-employed so I could work remotely) and I've been considering doing a masters in england on and off for 8 years. Seems like a student visa is way easier than finding a brit to marry me, which seems the only other way to get employed. I studied abroad in germany in 2012 as part of undergrad for the life experience mostly (and my uni paid entirely for me to live their because of my financial aid), but now it's a mix of wanting the degree (at 1/2-1/5th the price of getting it in the US) and to live in London. I could do a masters in germany for free, but it's twice as long. Anyway, thanks a bunch. I'm saving cash like bananas right now and I think I would be able to move there by 2021 and pay for it in cash. This was such a helpful video!
Hey love your videos! beautiful content keep it up :) I'am a 20 years old Sudanese born and raised in Qatar and currently studying in BA Mass Comm and majoring in PR at Malaysia. I think what made me decide to study abroad is really getting out of my comfort zone to fully evolve I have always been sheltered and from a small town so I've always had the urge to live independently without relying on my parents. I guess as well for the fact that I'm a third culture kid so being around different cultures is the norm for me. Once again love your content.
I have studied in Georgia for four years as an international student. And I am a current undergrad freshman at Cal! So Go bears! Always enjoy watching your videos cuz I am interested in both PR and Consulting. Also I’m thinking of studying abroad in Japan, where I always wanna go.
Thanks for another great vid! In the US, if you are an employee of school, in some schools, you can get 100% tuition reimbursement (ex. Georgia Tech, Emory, etc.)
Thank you for this i formational video. I was going to do my study abroad in London for for my senior year but my program was canceled because of Covid-19. Studying abroad is still something i really want to do so I’m thinking of going for a masters there.
Thanks for sharing your experience ❤ I'd love it if you can make a video on how you went through the process of applying for the course and the student Visa as you suggested, that will be so helpful. Thanks
I am now studying in Europe for master degree and get to know many people in the multi-culture background. A meaningful thing I think is to find the similarity of humanity, then make it easier to to build a close relationship in a short time.
Kchoi, Thaks for the video. I got my MBA outside of the United States...kind of. At the time I was in the Air Force, stationed in Japan, but going to the University of Maryland's MBA program. That school has a partnership with the DoD to set up campuses in different nations with DoD activities. There were students and faculty from a lot of countries. My MBA class had students from Isreal, Japan, Korea, United States, Germany, and Norway. Some were military members and their spouses, some were international professionals in Japan that wanted to complete an American MBA program. I am out of the Air Force now but still living in Japan, so I actually will run into them sometimes or meet up occasionally.
Thank you so much for this valuable info! I’m currently doing my bachelors. Finishing next year. Was clueless on where to apply for masters. This vid helped a lot!
You always inspire me to work hard and it is because of you that I came to know about change management consultant. I am from India and our time zone is different but it's you and your content which makes me to stay awake and watch your videos.
I already gave my like and obviously my comment, love your videos and love watching you, cause you’re really attractive and absolutely smart which I love. Nice video, loved the content. Hi from Houston from a Salvadorian guy 😁.
Thank you for this! My partner is English and I am in the US. We plan on getting our visas sorted when we're married.... and this gave me a lot of clarity on where I should pursue my masters. I'm thinking England now!
Postgrade in a nutshell Oversea: you made a mistake, they guide you to realise what mistake you've done, to fix your mistake. Malaysia: you made a mistake, they blame you (unless you're an expatriate student).
Studying in the US is not double what it is in the UK- it is 4x more expensive. Not only is tuition double in the USA but it's also 2x longer her to study a Master's program. Studying in the UK costs 25% of what equivalent programs cost in the USA. That's why I'm going abroad to England.
Hi there~ what are your thoughts on having masters degrees and working in North America? In North America it seems like MBA is a big thing, while degrees like Master of Finance are viewed as "junior" degrees. I was thinking to apply for masters as well, but I'm worried whether it would add value to my resume.
Hi Kchoi, I am Minnie who prepares for applying for a master's degree in the USA recently. I love your videos about sharing your experience!!!!!!! (since they can help me strength my listening in English and inspire me to complete the applying process). By the way, if it is possible, I want to know how you prepare your personal statement and statement of purpose or some advice and useful resource(website, etc.). Again, thanks to your sharing!
Love your videos, they’re very informative! I was wondering though for european grad school programs specifically, did you need work experience before applying that was related to the degree you were going to study in? I’m American and I also want to study abroad in Europe but many grad school programs require my undergrad or work experience to be the same field of study that I’m applying for, so I’m having trouble deciding if I should apply or if I can get in any programs.
For my program in particular, you could have 0 years of work experience (straight from undergrad) or a few years (there were even a few people who had 5+ years of experience). We also had two “routes,” one for people who studied business in undergrad and one for people who didn’t (the required/elective course options were a little different). Most program descriptions should specify if work experience or previous study in the field is required or not!
Would you recommend taking time off to do a masters degree program abroad? I’m concerned about not being able to find a job when I’m done, given a break in work history. Any tips are appreciated. Thank you!
I congratulate you for receiving your Master's degree in London. Are you planning to do a PhD or are you done studying? I live in Ottawa, Canada and I did my MA in Classical Studies through Distance Learning at the Open University for two years from 2015 to 2017. I went to the Open University because it was the only university which excepted all students and they did not ask for too much to enter in such as letter of recommendations from your professors, a letter of intent, a resume, and a piece of work which you done. Furthermore you do not need a high mark to pass your Master's degree in Classical Studies at the Open University. You can get as low as 40% which is considered a pass there. It costed over 2,000 euros for my MA in Classical Studies Part 1 and over 5,000 euros for my MA in Classical Studies Part 2 which costed over $11,000 in Canadian money. I did the MA in Classical Studies just for general interest. I was still living in Ottawa, Canada. I was doing my degree through Distance Learning on my laptop.
The tuition for an MBA in the UK would cost even more than an MBA in the US (and also still be 2 years) so just going to live abroad wouldn’t be enough of a reason for me. If I did an MBA I would have just done one in the US!
Hey! So I’m wanting my doctorate degree, but before I get there, I’m thinking about doing my masters degree abroad. If I got my doctorate degree in the US, would US colleges accept a foreign degree?
I'm 1 year late commenting, as I just came across this video. I'm studying for an MBA in England (York Business School) and American from Los Angeles. My decision to study in England was program, cost, and a reputable school. ($12,200 US) for an MBA and will graduate with no debt. Best educational decision of my life!
Hey K! I'm thinking about getting a BA or the equivalent thereof abroad, specifically in France because i'll be working out there for a while and i figured i'd kill two birds with one stone. Do you recommend getting a BA abroad or would a study abroad program through a US school be a wiser option? Always a fan of your videos! :)
They’re really two different things because a study abroad program through a US school would likely only be for a semester or a year! So it’s different than getting your entire degree abroad. So many factors to consider like cost, job options, etc.!
hi, so just wanted to clarify that you got your masters in the UK and then returned to work in the states? if so, did you have any difficulties in your international masters degree transferring over to your prospects in the states? a lot of information i see tends to be for those who want to remain abroad and pursue work opportunities there. i am considering getting my masters in psychology abroad, but my plan would be to return to the states to pursue a PhD. the main reason i want to go abroad for my masters is to save costs & fulfill my dream of living abroad. thank you for this video btw! ☺️
yes i returned to work in the states! i had to send my transcripts to my employer as part of background checks when getting onboarded. when it comes to getting a master's abroad and then a PhD in the states, i'm not sure - i would look into the PhD program requirements or ask a counselor to be sure. good luck!!
@@bykchoi Thanks for your worthy reply...is there any creteria, that if you wont get a job within few months , you will be deported. As Uk earlier was quite risky.
I am currently applying for a MiM in UK for 2020 and I find your videos soooo helpful. However, I’m a bit concerned that because the program is only one year long, it’s hard to fully immerse myself in a different culture. Also, I feel like have to start looking for a future job as soon as I start my masters study. Do you have any advice on this issue? Thanks!
Yeah recruiting generally starts that first/fall semester especially for graduate schemes! One year goes by fast for sure. I feel lucky because I got a taste of British culture during my semester abroad in undergrad, and then London was completely different because it’s so international.
your videos are really informative and as someone who has been interested in getting a degree abroad they are really helpful as well! i have a question i hope you can answer.. im currently in undergrad but unfortunately it is very unlikely that i will be able to study abroad due to the rules at my current university, however I am thinking about going to the UK for my masters, how would you suggest i get a feel for what its like to live and study abroad before I commit to getting my masters in the UK?
if you could visit that would probably be the next best option, but if not, there are lots and lots of videos on youtube about life in the uk/studying in the uk!
Hello, I am a law student in Iraq. My dream is to complete a master’s degree in a foreign country such as Britain or America 😪❤️, but I see that studying a master’s degree in Britain is cheaper compared to America!? But I ask you to explain more to us, because I am a student in an Arab country, what is required of me in order to accept any university in Britain, because I love so much to live that experience 🥺❤️ How much does an LLM study cost? please reply
Hi, how are the job opportunity after i complete my masters in industrial engg. if i don't have any work expirence. The fact is doing masters in UK straightway after my bachelor's is it fine to go for?
are there any possible scholarship for an international student taking Masters degree not even in UK were you took your's, but in any different countries. thank you
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For me I like the fact that the programs are typically shorter and also cheaper. Plus you get to live overseas. What more could you ask for?
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Debating on whether on not to get my Masters in Spain and I'm so glad I came across your video. We have pretty much the exact same reasons for studying abroad. For me the cost is especially important. The cost of a Masters degree in America is disheartening and one of the main reasons I'm hesitant to get my degree. I've also been wanting to move abroad meet new people and immerse myself in other cultures.
Now my main concern is getting older and settling down. I'm turning 30 and my biological clock is ticking, but if I want to settle down in the future it would be difficult to have a family and take on the amount of debt it takes to get a Masters degree here in the states. I don't think I'd be able to study abroad with a family although I'm sure it's possible. It's just one of those things I want to take on without the added baggage. A lot to think about - Thanks so much for uploading this!
Just started my first week in the uk, loving it so far,
Hi how is the studies
@@hemavathigowda7050 depends on what major u r, your expectation and school etc, i like mine so far
I wanted to study M.B.A
University of Bristol student here 👋 glad you enjoyed your time here 😊 I was out here thinking masters programmes were waaaaay too expensive here, but I completely forgot how crazy US tuition fees are!
i love bristol so much
I'm a brazilian enrolled in a double degree engineering program in France.
It's a 2 years program.
Wonderful experience so far!
Which city are you in? I'm also considering my MFA in France.
I also did my MiM in London, but at LSE. London is such an amazing city that you can always have things to explore. The exposure is different compared to living in other cities in the UK.
Not a degree but 11 months in Japan for the intensive language immersion program. The experience was invaluable especially with my host family treated me like their son.
Hi! What program was this?
@@maritzaramos738 Are you thinking about studying in Japan? My friend used Japanese Immersion Programs-EF immersion School. The website is ef.edu. Mine was little bit different. I have JLPT N1 so I just studied in Waseda University.
Hi. May I ask how old you were abroad for the program? I'm feeling very insecure in this regard.
@@lozr666 Hi there. I was 22 (thus took me 5 years to graduate instead of normal 4). Ask a lot before you decide to go (no matter how insignificant they seem) and ask who you are going to stay with while living there. If the agency gives you vague answer to your question that is a red flag to watch out.
@@크리스k Dang, I feel too old to do this lol am 25
Hi Kristina! I have a similar experience as you have. I am from China and I went to UC Berkeley for summer school when I was in my sophomore year in college. After that I decided to pursue a master degree in the U.S and I've been in the states for over a year now. I absolutely love having different life experience and enjoy building connections with people from diverse background. Thanks for making inspiring videos as always.
Thank you so much for making this video! I'm in the exact same position. I love london, and relocated there for 2 months last year (I'm self-employed so I could work remotely) and I've been considering doing a masters in england on and off for 8 years. Seems like a student visa is way easier than finding a brit to marry me, which seems the only other way to get employed. I studied abroad in germany in 2012 as part of undergrad for the life experience mostly (and my uni paid entirely for me to live their because of my financial aid), but now it's a mix of wanting the degree (at 1/2-1/5th the price of getting it in the US) and to live in London. I could do a masters in germany for free, but it's twice as long. Anyway, thanks a bunch. I'm saving cash like bananas right now and I think I would be able to move there by 2021 and pay for it in cash. This was such a helpful video!
Hey love your videos! beautiful content keep it up :)
I'am a 20 years old Sudanese born and raised in Qatar and currently studying in BA Mass Comm and majoring in PR at Malaysia. I think what made me decide to study abroad is really getting out of my comfort zone to fully evolve I have always been sheltered and from a small town so I've always had the urge to live independently without relying on my parents. I guess as well for the fact that I'm a third culture kid so being around different cultures is the norm for me.
Once again love your content.
Lastly I hope you and your family are doing well during this time.
Stay safe and Salam (Peace).
I just finished my master in Thailand and hopefully, I can go to UK for continuing my study
Goodluck for us whoever wants to study abroad ^^
So informative. Thank you! I’m looking into studying in the UK now.
I have studied in Georgia for four years as an international student. And I am a current undergrad freshman at Cal! So Go bears! Always enjoy watching your videos cuz I am interested in both PR and Consulting. Also I’m thinking of studying abroad in Japan, where I always wanna go.
Go Bears!! 🐻💙💛
Thanks for another great vid! In the US, if you are an employee of school, in some schools, you can get 100% tuition reimbursement (ex. Georgia Tech, Emory, etc.)
I do think the US has some good financial aid options even though the tuition in general is more expensive!
Great post. London is a fantastic city to study and also where you can work with people across the world. I had great time in this amazing city.
I'm from the states, and also moved to London for my masters degree!
I can't wait to start my second MSc at KCL in London.
Your processes please from the visa application until settling in the UK
Thanks for sharing,I like your way to tell us tips ,so elegant. Hope you have a good mood for all ,take care.
Thank you for this i formational video. I was going to do my study abroad in London for for my senior year but my program was canceled because of Covid-19. Studying abroad is still something i really want to do so I’m thinking of going for a masters there.
Yes please! Will you put you the follow up video about the process of application and all!? 👌🏼
❤ love you my daughter keep it up god will make you feel happy
Thanks for sharing your experience ❤ I'd love it if you can make a video on how you went through the process of applying for the course and the student Visa as you suggested, that will be so helpful. Thanks
Found your channel yesterday and I loooovvve it❤️
Thank you!!
@@bykchoi
Just a question are you Canidan or American
It’s never a waste of time watching your videos kchoi ♥️ Thank you!
aw thank you!!
I am now studying in Europe for master degree and get to know many people in the multi-culture background. A meaningful thing I think is to find the similarity of humanity, then make it easier to to build a close relationship in a short time.
Agreed!
Kchoi, Thaks for the video. I got my MBA outside of the United States...kind of. At the time I was in the Air Force, stationed in Japan, but going to the University of Maryland's MBA program. That school has a partnership with the DoD to set up campuses in different nations with DoD activities. There were students and faculty from a lot of countries. My MBA class had students from Isreal, Japan, Korea, United States, Germany, and Norway. Some were military members and their spouses, some were international professionals in Japan that wanted to complete an American MBA program. I am out of the Air Force now but still living in Japan, so I actually will run into them sometimes or meet up occasionally.
thank you for sharing! :)
Lovely video, I am looking forward to apply my Master's Degree with Cyber security in the UK. I had heard my parents said it has more freedom in UK.
What about the after study scenario of US vs Europe: Jobs, Visa, Entrepreneurship, and Net Returns?
Oh I love London, good for you!
Sending lots of love from Belgium!
You’re in Belgium???
WHEN YOUR ARMS LOOK GOOD UNDER A BLACK LONG SLEEVE SHIRT......
Thank you so much for this valuable info! I’m currently doing my bachelors. Finishing next year. Was clueless on where to apply for masters. This vid helped a lot!
Good luck!
You always inspire me to work hard and it is because of you that I came to know about change management consultant.
I am from India and our time zone is different but it's you and your content which makes me to stay awake and watch your videos.
aw thank you for watching!!
Same here i got to know about so many options after my bachelor's degree in management studies
studying in ireland now
You are the first person i put comment in youtube. Your videos inspire me to go study aboard! ❤️
I already gave my like and obviously my comment, love your videos and love watching you, cause you’re really attractive and absolutely smart which I love. Nice video, loved the content. Hi from Houston from a Salvadorian guy 😁.
thanks for the support! :)
Thank you for this! My partner is English and I am in the US. We plan on getting our visas sorted when we're married.... and this gave me a lot of clarity on where I should pursue my masters. I'm thinking England now!
Yes id love a follow up video !
Hey, it was very informative. I am also preparing to take admission in UK so would like to know about visa and process. Thanks ! Keep it up !
Postgrade in a nutshell
Oversea: you made a mistake, they guide you to realise what mistake you've done, to fix your mistake.
Malaysia: you made a mistake, they blame you (unless you're an expatriate student).
Agreed! 💯
Need a video on MIM in UK, course experienced,work opportunities,dos and donts
Studying in the US is not double what it is in the UK- it is 4x more expensive.
Not only is tuition double in the USA but it's also 2x longer her to study a Master's program. Studying in the UK costs 25% of what equivalent programs cost in the USA.
That's why I'm going abroad to England.
you get it
I want to get an M.S. in geospatial analysis abroad. That would be awesome.
Love your videos! How do you manage work life balance these days?
With much difficulty 😂
Hi there~ what are your thoughts on having masters degrees and working in North America? In North America it seems like MBA is a big thing, while degrees like Master of Finance are viewed as "junior" degrees. I was thinking to apply for masters as well, but I'm worried whether it would add value to my resume.
Hi Kchoi,
I am Minnie who prepares for applying for a master's degree in the USA recently. I love your videos about sharing your experience!!!!!!! (since they can help me strength my listening in English and inspire me to complete the applying process). By the way, if it is possible, I want to know how you prepare your personal statement and statement of purpose or some advice and useful resource(website, etc.). Again, thanks to your sharing!
yes, do more related videos please
Love your videos, they’re very informative! I was wondering though for european grad school programs specifically, did you need work experience before applying that was related to the degree you were going to study in? I’m American and I also want to study abroad in Europe but many grad school programs require my undergrad or work experience to be the same field of study that I’m applying for, so I’m having trouble deciding if I should apply or if I can get in any programs.
For my program in particular, you could have 0 years of work experience (straight from undergrad) or a few years (there were even a few people who had 5+ years of experience). We also had two “routes,” one for people who studied business in undergrad and one for people who didn’t (the required/elective course options were a little different). Most program descriptions should specify if work experience or previous study in the field is required or not!
Do a video with ur boyfriend!
Very informative video. Thanx.
Would you recommend taking time off to do a masters degree program abroad? I’m concerned about not being able to find a job when I’m done, given a break in work history. Any tips are appreciated. Thank you!
Fascinating video. American higher education sounds so expensive.
it is :(
Everybody has a eye on European nations now for masters. Fairly good opportunities
Wages are far higher in the USA
@@dantae666 yess
I congratulate you for receiving your Master's degree in London. Are you planning to do a PhD or are you done studying? I live in Ottawa, Canada and I did my MA in Classical Studies through Distance Learning at the Open University for two years from 2015 to 2017. I went to the Open University because it was the only university which excepted all students and they did not ask for too much to enter in such as letter of recommendations from your professors, a letter of intent, a resume, and a piece of work which you done. Furthermore you do not need a high mark to pass your Master's degree in Classical Studies at the Open University. You can get as low as 40% which is considered a pass there. It costed over 2,000 euros for my MA in Classical Studies Part 1 and over 5,000 euros for my MA in Classical Studies Part 2 which costed over $11,000 in Canadian money. I did the MA in Classical Studies just for general interest. I was still living in Ottawa, Canada. I was doing my degree through Distance Learning on my laptop.
Good on you
Why didn’t u consider an MBA in the UK?
The tuition for an MBA in the UK would cost even more than an MBA in the US (and also still be 2 years) so just going to live abroad wouldn’t be enough of a reason for me. If I did an MBA I would have just done one in the US!
thanks so much for your video
could you make a video about finding job in London?
What is the time for masters in physics in london
Very interested but no money.... anyway good luck!!
good luck in London!
regards from Spain
She's already been to London.
@@nathanielmills4678 ah okay, thanks.
I misunderstood.
Hey! So I’m wanting my doctorate degree, but before I get there, I’m thinking about doing my masters degree abroad. If I got my doctorate degree in the US, would US colleges accept a foreign degree?
Hello, I am also curious about this topic. Any advice out there? Thanks 😊
i hear tuition is cheaper too in europe
Brilliant city.
I'm 1 year late commenting, as I just came across this video. I'm studying for an MBA in England (York Business School) and American from Los Angeles. My decision to study in England was program, cost, and a reputable school. ($12,200 US) for an MBA and will graduate with no debt. Best educational decision of my life!
Sorry for you is better Bocconi or escp for mim?
Im in the uk but I don't think it would be as respected as a USA MBA
Hi, Kchoi. I would like to know if you had any experience in management or business before you were accepted for your MBA? Great videos!
I worked in public relations before getting my MSc Management! I have a video about how i switched careers which might help.
Hey K! I'm thinking about getting a BA or the equivalent thereof abroad, specifically in France because i'll be working out there for a while and i figured i'd kill two birds with one stone. Do you recommend getting a BA abroad or would a study abroad program through a US school be a wiser option? Always a fan of your videos! :)
They’re really two different things because a study abroad program through a US school would likely only be for a semester or a year! So it’s different than getting your entire degree abroad. So many factors to consider like cost, job options, etc.!
hi, so just wanted to clarify that you got your masters in the UK and then returned to work in the states? if so, did you have any difficulties in your international masters degree transferring over to your prospects in the states?
a lot of information i see tends to be for those who want to remain abroad and pursue work opportunities there. i am considering getting my masters in psychology abroad, but my plan would be to return to the states to pursue a PhD. the main reason i want to go abroad for my masters is to save costs & fulfill my dream of living abroad. thank you for this video btw! ☺️
yes i returned to work in the states! i had to send my transcripts to my employer as part of background checks when getting onboarded. when it comes to getting a master's abroad and then a PhD in the states, i'm not sure - i would look into the PhD program requirements or ask a counselor to be sure. good luck!!
Are you allowed to run a TH-cam as an international student in the UK?
Do UK universities accept a 2.94 GPA?
Did you ever take out any student loans in uk or USA?
Started my Masters in India. Visit India. Super cheap studies.
Mam what is the scope of getting a masters degree in the UK on renewal energy? Got any idea on this?
What about the job opportunities... After completion of course.
many of my classmates went into consulting, marketing, finance, HR... lots of options!
@@bykchoi Thanks for your worthy reply...is there any creteria, that if you wont get a job within few months , you will be deported. As Uk earlier was quite risky.
is your plan to stay in the UK once you're done?
I finished my degree in September 2017 and then moved back to the US for work!
I am currently applying for a MiM in UK for 2020 and I find your videos soooo helpful. However, I’m a bit concerned that because the program is only one year long, it’s hard to fully immerse myself in a different culture. Also, I feel like have to start looking for a future job as soon as I start my masters study. Do you have any advice on this issue? Thanks!
Yeah recruiting generally starts that first/fall semester especially for graduate schemes! One year goes by fast for sure. I feel lucky because I got a taste of British culture during my semester abroad in undergrad, and then London was completely different because it’s so international.
Did you take the GMAT before applying??
I took the GRE and i have a video on how to study for it!
Can I get financial aid overseas 🤔
your videos are really informative and as someone who has been interested in getting a degree abroad they are really helpful as well! i have a question i hope you can answer.. im currently in undergrad but unfortunately it is very unlikely that i will be able to study abroad due to the rules at my current university, however I am thinking about going to the UK for my masters, how would you suggest i get a feel for what its like to live and study abroad before I commit to getting my masters in the UK?
if you could visit that would probably be the next best option, but if not, there are lots and lots of videos on youtube about life in the uk/studying in the uk!
@@bykchoi thank you!!!
Hello, I am a law student in Iraq. My dream is to complete a master’s degree in a foreign country such as Britain or America 😪❤️, but I see that studying a master’s degree in Britain is cheaper compared to America!? But I ask you to explain more to us, because I am a student in an Arab country, what is required of me in order to accept any university in Britain, because I love so much to live that experience 🥺❤️
How much does an LLM study cost? please reply
What is the placment ratio for mim grads in ucl?
What is the average salary for the same in uk
Is it common for Americans to get their masters in Switzerland? Does Japan, & Switzerland hire Americans for consulting jobs?
what are the top universities for MSc marketing in London and or in the world which are relatively inexpensive to the US
Not sure to be honest! London School of Economics and London Business School are definitely more well-known in the US.
I studied in the UK too, love east midlands, though now im down under ❤️. Best reason to study abroad is to be out as a queer person hahahha
aw glad you enjoyed your experience!
LBS, Oxford asks for 3 years work experience did you have them.
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Hi, how are the job opportunity after i complete my masters in industrial engg. if i don't have any work expirence.
The fact is doing masters in UK straightway after my bachelor's is it fine to go for?
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Nice video ..
You're so pretty ..
Is it just as competitive in terms of job placement in the US?
I sort of touched on it at the end of the video but it depends on how well known the university is, probably!
are there any possible scholarship for an international student taking Masters degree not even in UK were you took your's, but in any different countries. thank you
Check the EMJMD catalogue
Will MIM Degree be enough to land me a job as a management consultant?
Depends on a lot of other things like previous work or internship experience, for example!
@@bykchoi right now i am doing my B.com plus CIMA (UK)
Then i am planning to pursue MIM (with zero work experience)
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Thanks for the info U so beautiful, as side note
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Which uni?
I went to University College London (UCL)!
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