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Muscatine/China Friendship trip opens scholarship applications for local students

This month, the Community Foundation for Greater Muscatine officially opened applications for the 2024 Muscatine-China Friendship Education Study Abroad program.
Marci Clark Community Foundation For Greater Muscatine Community Foundation Of Greater Muscatine Chinese Language Program Wanxiang American Corporation Friendship Education Charitable Fund

Housing crisis in Canada: Is capping international students the only way?

Sean Fraser, the new Housing Minister sparked a discussion when he suggested that his government should consider caps as part of the solution to lack of housing which is being felt right across the country. Rather than a hard cap, Ottawa can make some moves that will limit the number of international students while protecting them at the same time.
Ravi Jain Sean Fraser Principal Lawyer Jain Immigration Law Housing Minister Immigration Minister

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GMAT vs GRE: How to choose the right test for your study abroad journey

The GMAT is more commonly preferred by MBA programs, but the GRE is accepted by a wide range of graduate programs. The GMAT has a scoring range of 200 to 800 with separate scores for different sections, while the GRE has a scoring range of 130 to 170. The GMAT is more expensive than the GRE, but both offer fee reduction programs.
Availability Of Test Centers Graduate Management Admission Test Graduate Record Examination Might Also Like Analytical Writing Assessment Analytical Writing

Life in a Foreign University | 'Studying abroad gives you global exposure and new perspective,' says Doctoral Researcher at University of Freiburg, Germany | Education News

Lucknow boy Abhishek Srivastava wanted to study abroad to get global exposure. He chose Germany as during a visit to the country he fell in love with the place and people of the country.
Black Forest Baden Wüberg Abhishek Srivastava University Of Freiburg Foreign University Technology Centre

Factors empowering Indian women to study abroad

More women are pursuing tertiary education globally, with female graduates outnumbering men in fields like Health & Welfare and Education. However, gender gaps still persist in STEM programs, particularly in Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and Engineering & Manufacturing. Online learning has smaller gender gaps compared to traditional education.
United Kingdom British Council Scholarships For Women Health Welfare Women In Science International Health Survival Gendering International Student Migration

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