You get to decide You can decide you don’t want the first choice anymore and it’s your third choice All changes have to be made at the interview stage though if not customarily there is an assumption that you are going with your first choice
Will I give each school a paragraph that consists of the why's, side attractions, how that's helping my plans or each paragraph has each school why's, then another paragraph the relationship between it and what the UK is doing in my country?.
Please also confirm if they’ve implemented the visa ban on dependents of those who are not undertaking a research based masters degree I know the UK recently wanted to stop dependents from accompanying graduates who are not undertaking a research based masters or PhD
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Hi, Assuming you get accepted into your first and second choice of university, who gets to decide which choice you finally go with? You or Chevening?
You get to decide
You can decide you don’t want the first choice anymore and it’s your third choice
All changes have to be made at the interview stage though if not customarily there is an assumption that you are going with your first choice
Will I give each school a paragraph that consists of the why's, side attractions, how that's helping my plans or each paragraph has each school why's, then another paragraph the relationship between it and what the UK is doing in my country?.
Depends on how you want to answer the question really
There is no one way to do it
@@Uzos_Trybe Which will you recommend?
Hello...Am I allowed to go with my wife to the UK as a dependant and to work full time if she gets the chevenin scholarship
You can
But all your bills you bear it
Chevening will only handle your wife’s bills (fees and stipends)
@@Uzos_Trybe that's good enough. If I'm working full time then I can pay all bills. Thank you ma'am
Please also confirm if they’ve implemented the visa ban on dependents of those who are not undertaking a research based masters degree
I know the UK recently wanted to stop dependents from accompanying graduates who are not undertaking a research based masters or PhD
Can I choose three different courses in same school?
Yes but you have to defend it
And it’s usually safer to choose the same course in three different schools
What if that school disappoints you?