Day in the Life of a Minerva Student in San Francisco - Hyoeun
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- Опубликовано: 6 янв 2022
- From South Korea to San Francisco, see life as a first-year Minerva student from Hyoeun’s perspective.
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I'm in high school rn and i love the whole concept of. Minerva Uni- I want to write in here that, i believe in myself that it's gonna happen.
I'm a part of Minerva University as a student after graduation from my school and it's life changing. I affirm it. Amen. ❤️ 🧿
My son was M21 graduate, though he had already graduated,I still like to watch such video. Thanks for effort to make such video.
Amazing, I can't wait to be part of this community next year.
Such amazing opportunities! enjoy it and thank you for sharing :)
I'm looking forward to joining soon
SO COOL 🤩✨
Good Luck
Dream of my life 🥺
جميل❤
I already applied so wish me luck
Did you get in😭
Hey please tell us 💗
Is applying to Minerva important in the high school score?!
Can you help me fill the form
5:31
is that benji krol?
It's as if most educational institutions make students dogmatic these days. I see Minerva University as a place where they truly care for who you are and synchronize your personality with your learning.
Never heard of a school/college like this before.
How do you pay for all of this? Do your parents do it
I’m just learning about this institution, but Minerva is actually really affordable for such an esteemed school. The typical net cost after-aid is appears to be $17,432 per year.
Not bad at all, given the education and experiences gained, as well as the incredible clout being gained. That being said, here’s something which may surprise you:
Hardvard, Brown, Princeton, Yale, UPenn, and Colombia all pledge to cover 100% of your tuition, if they find that you and/or your family meet, or even fall short of the economic threshold needed to graduate from their school, which they determine to be a anything less 85k a year, collectively.
Such selective schools have great incentive to do so, as they are always looking for the absolute brightest minds to contribute make the most excellent and meaningful contributions towards the breadth of acclaimed and cited research and innovation as possible.
I’m just learning about this institution, but Minerva is actually really affordable for such an esteemed school. The typical net cost after-aid is appears to be $17,432 per year.
Not bad at all, given the education and experiences gained, as well as the incredible clout being gained. That being said, here’s something which may surprise you:
Hardvard, Brown, Princeton, Yale, UPenn, and Colombia all pledge to cover 100% of your tuition, if they find that you and/or your family meet, or even fall short of the economic threshold needed to graduate from their school, which they determine to be a anything less 85k a year, collectively.
Such selective schools have great incentive to do so, as they are always looking for the absolute brightest minds to contribute make the most excellent and meaningful contributions towards the breadth of acclaimed and cited research and innovation as possible.