BIG SIS COLLEGE ADVICE SERIES (part 3) | personal finance 💲💲

hellooo, if you are an international student, first generation student, lost incoming freshman or a combination, YOU HAVE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE. I am the oldest sibling in my family and I would have LOVED to have somone sit me down and tell you everything I'm about to tell you. SO HOPE YOU GUYS ENJOY AND PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR THIS 8 PART SERIES!
(I am by no means an expert in any of the topics, I'm just trying to be helpful)
Part 1: Choosing Classes, Majors and Careers • BIG SIS COLLEGE ADVICE...
Part 2: Moving in and Adjusting to Independent ADULT Life • BIG SIS COLLEGE ADVICE...
Part 3: Personal finance • BIG SIS COLLEGE ADVICE...
Part 4: Friends and Relationships
Part 5: Personal Safety
Part 6: Managing Physical and Mental Health
Part 7: Time Management and Good Grades
Part 8: Confidence and putting yourself out there
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[@caseyjang]

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[@fjcjcjdnse4077]

Wow! Great video!!!

[@caseyjang]

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[@MoiMoi-xl3cr]

Hi Casey ! Thank you for your piece of advice ! I'm an international student (still in high school btw) and I have no clue about the Math APs in the u.s : for example is there some Math Olympiad questions in the AP test ?

[@caseyjang]

Hi Moi Moi, to be honest I'm not sure what your question means. But either way, I can't really answer you because I didn't take the AP. I took the IB sorry!

[@MoiMoi-xl3cr]

@@caseyjang okay it's not a big deal thank you sis

[@solomonlijo]

Omg this is so helpful but this did arise a question in my mind which is why is it hard for international students to get scholarships? (I am a international studentt) and doesn’t skipping a year, also skip the content of our degree? Or that we wouldn’t have any problem and we should be good to go?
P.S - God Bless You! This series is super helpful!

[@caseyjang]

Thanks for watching! It's hard for international students to get scholarships because the university has limited funding for what they can provide to international students. Financial aid is provided to US students partially because the US government helps with that and it is not coming entirely from the University's budget. But international students scholarships are so there is often a very limited availability. Skipping a year may not skip the content of your degree because a lot of US universities have graduation requirement classes that don't relate to your degree. For example, you might be asked to take one year of English even if your major is engineering.

[@solomonlijo]

@@caseyjang OH, that does clear my questions! Thank Youu