Hi, I’m wondering if applying for early decision before November 7 could increase my chances of receiving a scholarship. Do you have some information about it? Thank you in advance
Hi, I don't think Canadian universities gave early decision (at least during my time 😅). Early decisions are usually just for US unis. I don't have any info to be really honest, but I think early decisions only affect admissions, and don't affect scholarships much.
Hi, I don't think Canadian universities have early decision (at least during my time 😅). Early decisions are usually just for US unis. I don't have any info to be really honest, but I think early decisions only affect admissions, and don't affect scholarships much.
I love your videos, very helpful ❤️ but I have a question I'm moving to Canada to start university in September 2023 I did 6 Igcse and I'm now doing my A-level exams, I still didn't sit for the exams and I want to apply for university and scholarship!! I'm so confused do you have any idea about that, you're the only English pattern student I found, please help 🙏
Hello! Can you specify your question? I'm not sure what ur confused about. Oh also, I know a friend who applied to UofT before he got his a-level results, so it's definitely possible!
Hello Nadya? Is it hard to get the scholarship every year because as far as I know the scholarship is offered to you under a certain condition that is a good GPA. I heard that it is quite hard to get a good GPA. Can you relate your experience. Thanks so so muchnin advance❤❤❤
Hi! Based on profiles of my school seniors and juniors who got this scholarship too, yes you need good grades and a few CCAs. But relative to perhaps going into really prestigious US unis (think top 20 unis), getting this scholarship is easier in my opinion. You don't need to be valedictorian or have very very impressive CCAs.
Is it to get scholarship you must maintain all grade 90 or above in grade 9,10,11 12. Or just final grade 11,12.Please let me know? By the way, did you take SAT? How much you score ?
I recently got an offer from UofT Faculty of Life sciences and got awarded the $100k international scholar award, but after looking at the total costs for the year, i realise that i cant even afford the money that's left. Any advice on what to do?
Hi, sorry, I'm not sure of the other options. Perhaps, you can try find some financial aid or apply to other universities instead? (Considering you got the 100k, you probably have good enough achievements to get full scholarship in other less competitive unis) Just to share my experience, I also realised that it was cheaper for me to go to Singapore compared to Canada, and it was one of the supporting factors that made me decide to go for NUS.
Hi, it is not the Pearson scholarship. If I remember correctly, Pearson is a full scholarship and is way more competitive. I did not apply for it as we had to write a lot of essay and it was exam period for me.
I did not accepted the offer in the end 😅. But I got accepted into three faculties, all were math related but I can't remember the specifics. I think one of them was computer science and math and another one was statistics.
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Hi Nadya! Is this $110K scholarship awarded annually, or is it just a one time grant for all four years of your undergraduate program?
It's for all four years!
Hi, I’m wondering if applying for early decision before November 7 could increase my chances of receiving a scholarship. Do you have some information about it? Thank you in advance
Hi, I don't think Canadian universities gave early decision (at least during my time 😅). Early decisions are usually just for US unis.
I don't have any info to be really honest, but I think early decisions only affect admissions, and don't affect scholarships much.
Hi, I don't think Canadian universities have early decision (at least during my time 😅). Early decisions are usually just for US unis.
I don't have any info to be really honest, but I think early decisions only affect admissions, and don't affect scholarships much.
I love your videos, very helpful ❤️ but I have a question I'm moving to Canada to start university in September 2023 I did 6 Igcse and I'm now doing my A-level exams, I still didn't sit for the exams and I want to apply for university and scholarship!! I'm so confused do you have any idea about that, you're the only English pattern student I found, please help 🙏
Hello! Can you specify your question? I'm not sure what ur confused about. Oh also, I know a friend who applied to UofT before he got his a-level results, so it's definitely possible!
Hi would taking AP courses help me?
Taking AP courses shows academic excellence, so it should help!
@@nadventures alright thank you so much
What questions do they ask in the half-hour interview on the scholarship?
Hi! I did not have an interview.
What's your age when you join NUS and how you join pls give some tips becoz i really want to know about it more
Hello! I was 18 years old :)
can you give me the link for applying in uoft where you submitted those requirements?
future.utoronto.ca/apply/applying/
Hello Nadya? Is it hard to get the scholarship every year because as far as I know the scholarship is offered to you under a certain condition that is a good GPA. I heard that it is quite hard to get a good GPA. Can you relate your experience. Thanks so so muchnin advance❤❤❤
Hi! Based on profiles of my school seniors and juniors who got this scholarship too, yes you need good grades and a few CCAs. But relative to perhaps going into really prestigious US unis (think top 20 unis), getting this scholarship is easier in my opinion. You don't need to be valedictorian or have very very impressive CCAs.
@@nadventures Thank you 😊
haiiii sister can i ask jc2 itu maksudnya sama kaya semester 1 di kelas 10 sma?, dan secondary three itu setara dengan apa ya kak?
JC di sekolahku itu sma 2 (jc1) dan sma 3 (jc2)
Is it to get scholarship you must maintain all grade 90 or above in grade 9,10,11 12. Or just final grade 11,12.Please let me know? By the way, did you take SAT? How much you score ?
I think there is no clear cut off for grades. Also, I did not take the SAT.
I recently got an offer from UofT Faculty of Life sciences and got awarded the $100k international scholar award, but after looking at the total costs for the year, i realise that i cant even afford the money that's left. Any advice on what to do?
Hi, sorry, I'm not sure of the other options. Perhaps, you can try find some financial aid or apply to other universities instead? (Considering you got the 100k, you probably have good enough achievements to get full scholarship in other less competitive unis)
Just to share my experience, I also realised that it was cheaper for me to go to Singapore compared to Canada, and it was one of the supporting factors that made me decide to go for NUS.
Total cost about what? Masters or Undergraduate?
@@Sadia_Hamdan For international students, Toronto costs 60k+ a year, while NUS is 32k+. Undergraduate.
Hey dear please give me tips for applying this university without IELTS
Hello! I don't think I can help you with this. I personally applied without IELTS because my school followed the IB curriculum and I took english A.
Hi Nadya, is it you get is pearson scholarship for international students?
Hi, it is not the Pearson scholarship. If I remember correctly, Pearson is a full scholarship and is way more competitive. I did not apply for it as we had to write a lot of essay and it was exam period for me.
By the way, what did you major in UOT?
I did not accepted the offer in the end 😅. But I got accepted into three faculties, all were math related but I can't remember the specifics. I think one of them was computer science and math and another one was statistics.
It’s possible to get $100k admission merit based scholarships?
Hi! What do u mean by "merit based"? I think my 100k scholarship is considered as "merit-based".
@@nadventures I just haven’t heard of that $92,000 one before. By merit I meant what you received based on grades, extra curric… etc
@@owencooper8989 Hii, yes, I received them based on grades and extracurriculars. Sorry for the late reply!