Hey Oliver I'm from India Actually here my 12 th standard will get completed in may or June But the application for aalto is on January So what should I do pls suggest Can I even apply after may?
Hey Divij and thanks for the questions! No, you unfortunately cant apply to Aalto University bachelor's programmes after may. Most universities have only one bachelor's application round per year and those are usually held in January. You can in theory apply for a bachelor's before you graduate from high-school BUT you would need to send Aalto your certified high-school diploma in early April. So this does not apply in your case because you graduate after that. This means that you have to either wait for the next application period (which is next year) OR you can check out the alternative application routes that Edunation offers. They basically offer an alternative (and faster) way of applying to study in Finland and I talk about them in this video: th-cam.com/video/2foUTOZFJSE/w-d-xo.html Edunation has a bunch of partner universities that you can apply to and unfortunately Aalto university is not one of them. However, they do have some other really good options that you could look at 👍. Check out that video and let me know if you have any questions about it in its comments.
can you please tell me, as a international student what requirements I need to study in Finland full free??if you tell me here in details or contact me through Instagram.....it will be better for me if you personally contact me
@@shakirnawaz1072 depends on your grades, if you've done well at school you are awarded a scholarship, so they basically give you one if you deserve it.
You have to come with at least 15k euros (depends where your going to study and which university) in your bank account for the first months in finland or else you won't last very long there. I'm currently working and saving up to cover the expenses for the first few months until I find a job in finland. If you go there pockets empty you are going to struggle big time because a job is never guaranteed (and apparently some companies don't hire international students, they prefer locals) so are scholarships (unless you've done well at school). So my advice is to work and save up as much as you can, for international students its unfortunately harder to pay for both the tuition fees and living expenses. Good luck 😔🙃
@Homicidal Chimpanzee is right, the only realistic way is to get a scholarship. All non-EU and non-EEA citizens need to pay tuition fees in Finland and thus a scholarship is the only option to study for free unless you are European Union national. I explain this in more detail in this video: th-cam.com/video/wKZPrwBQoNw/w-d-xo.html As Homicidal Chimpanzee mentioned, getting a part-time job is not an option in order to pay for your tuition fees. I explain why in detail in this video: th-cam.com/video/H-Ckw7_AY2w/w-d-xo.html Please note that most scholarships only cover your tuition fees. This means that you would still need to have enough money for your rent, groceries and other living costs. In this video i calculate how much money you need as a student in Finland in order to survive: th-cam.com/video/5MejDbyRbDc/w-d-xo.html There are a few universities that offer full scholarships that cover 100% of your tuition and also some of your living costs. One of these schools is the university of Helsinki: www.helsinki.fi/en/admissions/scholarship-programme However, please note that those 100% scholarships are very rare and you would need to be an exceptional applicant in order to receive one. I talk more about scholarships and how to apply for them in this video: th-cam.com/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/w-d-xo.html
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Do you want to study in Finland? Start with these videos: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html
Thanks for all the helpful videos Oliver, I hope I can study in Finland in the future!
I hope so too!
Pivo means beer in Czech so I expected an app with the best deals for beer :(
Oh darn, thats a bit of a disappointment xD
Damn looks elite. Thanks for sharing. BTW, may i use some in the Philippines?
Mm that is an interesting question. Im not sure if any of these apps work in the Philippines.
@@RoadtoFinnish ok nice
I need an app like "Hallo Talk" where I can practice Finish language with anyone live.
Hey Oliver I'm from India
Actually here my 12 th standard will get completed in may or June
But the application for aalto is on January
So what should I do pls suggest
Can I even apply after may?
Hey Divij and thanks for the questions! No, you unfortunately cant apply to Aalto University bachelor's programmes after may. Most universities have only one bachelor's application round per year and those are usually held in January. You can in theory apply for a bachelor's before you graduate from high-school BUT you would need to send Aalto your certified high-school diploma in early April. So this does not apply in your case because you graduate after that. This means that you have to either wait for the next application period (which is next year) OR you can check out the alternative application routes that Edunation offers. They basically offer an alternative (and faster) way of applying to study in Finland and I talk about them in this video: th-cam.com/video/2foUTOZFJSE/w-d-xo.html
Edunation has a bunch of partner universities that you can apply to and unfortunately Aalto university is not one of them. However, they do have some other really good options that you could look at 👍. Check out that video and let me know if you have any questions about it in its comments.
Public Transportations app in Lappeenranta ?
How can you use this apps with out card ? Thanks you.
Any app is available for online classes to school students
6:33 - Poland is haunting me even when I want to focus on another country ;d
can you please tell me, as a international student what requirements I need to study in Finland full free??if you tell me here in details or contact me through Instagram.....it will be better for me if you personally contact me
Scholarship is the only way bro
@@chimpodabananalover4031 as an international student,can I get full scholarship?
@@shakirnawaz1072 depends on your grades, if you've done well at school you are awarded a scholarship, so they basically give you one if you deserve it.
You have to come with at least 15k euros (depends where your going to study and which university) in your bank account for the first months in finland or else you won't last very long there. I'm currently working and saving up to cover the expenses for the first few months until I find a job in finland. If you go there pockets empty you are going to struggle big time because a job is never guaranteed (and apparently some companies don't hire international students, they prefer locals) so are scholarships (unless you've done well at school). So my advice is to work and save up as much as you can, for international students its unfortunately harder to pay for both the tuition fees and living expenses. Good luck 😔🙃
@Homicidal Chimpanzee is right, the only realistic way is to get a scholarship. All non-EU and non-EEA citizens need to pay tuition fees in Finland and thus a scholarship is the only option to study for free unless you are European Union national. I explain this in more detail in this video: th-cam.com/video/wKZPrwBQoNw/w-d-xo.html
As Homicidal Chimpanzee mentioned, getting a part-time job is not an option in order to pay for your tuition fees. I explain why in detail in this video: th-cam.com/video/H-Ckw7_AY2w/w-d-xo.html
Please note that most scholarships only cover your tuition fees. This means that you would still need to have enough money for your rent, groceries and other living costs. In this video i calculate how much money you need as a student in Finland in order to survive: th-cam.com/video/5MejDbyRbDc/w-d-xo.html
There are a few universities that offer full scholarships that cover 100% of your tuition and also some of your living costs. One of these schools is the university of Helsinki: www.helsinki.fi/en/admissions/scholarship-programme However, please note that those 100% scholarships are very rare and you would need to be an exceptional applicant in order to receive one.
I talk more about scholarships and how to apply for them in this video: th-cam.com/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/w-d-xo.html