Hoi allemaal! I plan to make a sequel to this video, about getting housing in the Netherlands. Any specific questions you'd like to see answered in that video? See you all soon!
Trust me, we all do. 😭 Especially if you live in a shithole like 🇺🇸🤮 like I do. Hell China seems better to live in than here. (+20pts Social credit score)
*My most important recommendation: Look for small university cities with a high quota of foreign students (like Maastricht, Twente)! There you have a lot of contacts/student events & short distances.* In Rotterdam, Utrecht, Amsterdam, the student ratio is low, the distances are long and rooms are expensive and difficult to get.
Great video. I spent weeks, if not months, researching Dutch universities with my daughter. This video would have saved us a ton of time. Wonderful job!
Thank you for the video, it’s really reassuring! I want to study in the Netherlands as well, but especially the money and flat situation terrify me. The applying process is something I’m not really afraid of, because I’m in a very privileged position coming from Germany and having the opportunity to get the Cambridge Certificate in a project course. I didn’t know about the loan situation with the government, that seems really nice and helpful.
You can find a lot of links in the description box - hope this covers everything you may wonder about if you're thinking of studying in The Netherlands! What country are you from watching this? :)
Great video! I feel like now I’m more comfortable with managing the costs there, with all the different cost reducing ways you mentioned in the video. Thanks!
It's the right time for me to watch your videos, I applied to few colleges in Canada for DS and Business analytics. Your videos are diverting/ saving me to watch other junk videos on RUclips. thanks for uploading valuable content. By the way, I heard even the Prime Minister of the Netherlands takes his bike to the office every day. It's Inspiring :)
OMG! 2000 euros?!!!!! I come from chile (but i have netherlands nationality by birth), and here, to study in a "good" university, the cost is around 7000 for engenieering (the career i want to follow) see you at the netherlands!
Hi! Actually I originally pretty much decided on Groningen and was ready to go. Until the Maastricht student secretary actually called me to ask if I made up my mind and tell me in person that the degree is much smaller so everyone knows each other better and the teachers have more time for everyone and stuff like that. I think they still try to call students from all universities like that. I kind of convinced me but I still think Groningen would be been a great choice too and the city is gorgeous! Bigger and more things to do than Maastricht even
Do you remember any universities that taught data science/computer science bachelors in English? I'm from the US and would like to study in Europe (not the UK though) and I am struggling to find options outside of the Netherlands. I really like the Netherlands and will probably end up settling on it, but I would like to have more options.
TU/e (technical University of Eindhoven). They have a lot of computer/robotics related studies. If you want a more maths based study, I would say look in Utrecht for studies in statistics.
Hi! Thanks for all the info and all the time and effort you've put in to educate us dweebs, but I had a few questions. If I study for a Bachelors in data science, will I be able to find work? Did you finish a masters before working or did you find work immediately after the 3-year program? The reason I'm asking this is that I cannot afford to do a masters immediately after my bachelors, I just don't have that kind of money so I'd like to work for a few years before doing one.
Hi! Thank you! It really depends on where you're looking to work and what's available. Personally, I actually quit my data science master as I got an internship and then job offer in my first year and didn't see the point of continuing the degree, but that is of course a more unique situation maybe and I'm not saying that will work for everyone. A lot of people in the Netherlands find it normal to also get a master right after their bachelor, and a lot of jobs might ask for that; but there are always exceptions. This is my video where I explained my reasons to quit the master in more detail: ruclips.net/video/ao8NyZbM7O0/видео.html
There are some issues need to be awared for international students. 1. Netherland has rasism on renting apartment such as "Sorry no international student". Higher price apt will only be offered to International students. 2. Since international student send their living cost deposit earlier, the refund is sooooo sloooow. takes up to 4 weeks after student has bank account. 3. Surprisingly, when student got bank account, the debit card will be delivered within 2 weeks!! Whatt?? Even banks in developing countries can deliver cards in 2 days !!!. It's 21st century !! what happen that making card takes time soo loong?? They work slooow like turtle but arrogant like lion.
@@yuunarenata9965 yes, you transfer the money to university's bank account and later the university will work with immigration for issuing your student visa. Once you arrive in Netherlands, the immigration will give you recommendation for you making bank account. Within 2-4 weeks, the money will be returned to your bank account.
Alsof de overheid voor mij wel op zou schieten.😂 't Is voor Nederlandser niks sneller, gewoon bureaucratie in optima forma.🙃 En jij bent deel van de reden dat ik in het Engels moet studeren...
There is definitely a interest on a student loan it’s about 1% or more. Second a study loan is for a maximum of 7 years. Third: if you where born here in the Netherlands it is not so nice to have a student loan. If you graduated before 2018 your study loan is converted to a scholarship except for the college intuition loan. BUT if you started before 2018 but finished after 2018: ALL will be or stay as a loan WITH interest. BUT then 2022 the government acknowledges that the study loan system that replaced the scholarship system in 2018 is not efficient. So they changed it back to a system of scholarschip starting from school year 2023/24. AND those who where forced to take a loan with interest receive a compensation of €1000. Yess only 1 thousand and you won’t receive cash, no it will be offset against your dept. Basically if you studied in the Netherlands between 2017-2021/22 or currently studying: YOU are F**D in the A’!
I need clarification, Im bilingual I can fairly understand English but can I still study in the Netherlands without a language barrier if I dont know dutch?
The main problem I encounter regarding international students is how few most of them know and how little most of them care about the country they are studying in. I did not want to study in English, but I am Dutch and no Dutch university teaches in Dutch at the moment, so I have to study in English even though it makes me feel a foreigner in my own country, but it would be so much better if the people I encounter would just read the wikipedia page of the Netherlands. You would still have people unable to ride a bike (which is confusing), the 40% foreign students still does not speak Dutch, there will still be people drowning because they do not know you can't just safely cross rivers by swimming, but it might stop Indian rich kids from lecturing me about poor people and people having ridiculous ideas like they would be deported because a right wing party won an election. I mean we are a democratic country with a history, a culture, people with different views, etc. and I am also a human being trying to find a way through the system. Maybe someone does not understand the middle class also studies, but if they would ask why someone has a different oppinion, one could understand each other. Instead of that, I now get yelled at, redicualised or insulted. Maybe someone is concerned what a political change would mean for them, but they could just ask a fellow student, or just watch some English newsoutlet instead of making up rediculous things. (Be careful, American media tends to be extream it be to the right or to the left.) For instance in this case, the whole deportation thing was in no party program. When I asked someone about the way the university counsil campaines worked, I now had to argue with someone who thought that nonsens were true. I do get that people just doing a 2 year master do not learn Dutch, but it would be very helpfull for yourself to know some very basic words (hallo, tot ziens ect.) and would also be polite because it fulfills something of the Dutch custom to learn the lamguage of them of whom you want something. (Which is why had to learn English, German and French in school...) At least just don't say my language is inferior to English, don't ridicule me for mistakes and don't complain if I try to search in German after English and Dutch failed to give any results. And the ridiculous things I summed up were real things I encountered.
am i going to need the ielts degree even if i've already taken a course in english in italy as a foreign student!? (i'm studying data analysis in english) i took the test 3 years ago
Hi Iulia! I'm in desperate need of help! I got accepted to UvA for my bachelor's program and I am confused as to how I apply for a tuition fees loan. The one you talked about in the video. I'm going to have to take it as I am on my own in the Netherlands, without my parents' financial support, and I already have a million other things to think about. I just don't understand how I should apply! I need a citizen service number (the infamous BSN?) to apply for a DigiD, but that's for student finance. Is it the same thing? Just a different name? I'm not going to be able to be in the Netherlands until August when I will permanently move, so I can't get that just yet and therefore cannot apply for the loan, but I also need to apply for the loan, otherwise I can't go to begin with. I'm just afraid that if I don't do it on time and like I apply when the course already started, I'm not going to get my tuition fee money back which would be a huge issue. Do you have a video about it? Or can you just briefly walk me through the steps? I am clearly desperate here, and it's only May. I swear this whole process is gonna be the death of me.
@@alphapuma3332 yes I did. This was really just a desperate moment for me hahahah where I felt very overmatched with everything that needed to get done. But it’s really not as bad as I made it sound, you really just need to do some research and do things yourself.
hi, I want to take a student loan, but is it only available for EU students, I am from India and this would be a big help for me and scholarships most of them are for masters, is there no other scholarship for bachelor's. I am planning to study in Twente.
@@urvashikathuria1949 hi. As far as I know the loan is only for EU students. There’s close to no financial help for international students unfortunately:(
Hey lulia, I have a question. Besides a degree program, is there any diploma or short course programs available in NL in the field of Information and technology?
Hey Lulia, great video. Would you please be so kind to let me know how long the whole process took? I mean starting from sending in the application all the way to traveling.
HEY lulia first I want to thank you very much for this video is one of the best i have seen. I have a question How long did it take to get the acceptance from the two universities u applied ? like how many weeks days. for anyone how might know the answer I would appreciate the help
Hello, Could you please tell me how long it is take to finish 12 months master. I'm interested in a master in Groningen it is 12 months. . I know it is starting on September but i don't know which month is the last one. It is on June or later? Thank you
Thanks for such a detailed video. I have 14 years of experience in IT in India with no experience in data science but thinking of doing a masters from Netherlands in data science or business analytics. Do you think my experience in India will count and will get a higher remuneration when compared to others with no experience at all. Any idea on how much remuneration can I expect? Appreciate your response
Hi ma'am, I also want to do my masters in abroad. I have a good result in my bachelor's degree. And also do a thesis on popular topic. But as I know a good of amount is must be transferred into varsity's account. However my family financial condition is not as good that they afford that amount. So please can you tell me what can I do? And how can I fullfil my dream? Thank you 😊
Hey im sorry for asking but how long did you wait for the offer letter from the UNI? I applied as an international student and currently anxiously waiting for the email. Thanks in advance
If you already have organized your place of stay I advise to arrive one week before the introduction program starts, so you have time to visit IKEA if your room is unfurnished, buy a second-hand bike to move around, get your BSN, find out the nearest supermarkets (Aldi and Lidl are the cheapest, but Albert Heijn has a bigger choice), etcetera. If you don't have a place to stay get here at least a month earlier. Because of the housing shortage here all universities urge students to find a place to stay BEFORE arriving here.
The process is pretty much the same you just have an earlier application deadline and higher tuition fees. And after you finish uni you have a certain amount of time to find a job for your visa to still be ok I think. Look on the university website you want to apply to and they always have the info for both EU and not EU.
Hey nice video, btw I am confused about how one gets hold off insurance, travelling cards and rental bikes? is it through university? Or any outisde source?
Hello, my visa application is already approved from Netherlands, I had an MVV interview just before 2 days , interviewer asked me alot of questions and i got to much nervous Does it effect my MVV stamping? Is there any chances of visa rejection?
For EU students studying in the Netherlands and want to apply for Dutch student finance. Here's a very interesting video published by LSVB (dutch national student union) about the 56hour norm: ruclips.net/video/1mzSK9Yjnlw/видео.html
Hi dear. I am interested in computer science. I heard that applied science university have lower grade than normal university as it is not possible to do for example masters easily. Is it true? And how long is the pre master?
Applied science universities (in Dutch: Hogescholen or HBO's) may only issue Bachelor Degrees. However, some HBO's have agreements with a nearby university that allows them to issue Master degrees as well. Pre-masters vary from 6 months to one year.
Hey. I'm from south africa. I really want to go to tu delft for areospace engineering. I have done some research and they say that they don't accept a south african high school diploma but they say you should still apply. I really would like to know what you think I should do because I really wanna do my degree there
Hi! There's a lot of self study materials online as well I think it's definitely possible if you're motivated. Really depends on the company though if they are looking for an actual degree or just certificates you got online or a portfolio of projects you worked on.
You are nice and beautyfull........💖💖 Are there any scholarship programs we can apply for?And I want to know how to apply for the scholarship..do you have any details..?
We have certain studies that are called 'numerus fixus' where there is a process usually containing a test and sometimes a letter of motivation. Usually they make a weighted grade average of your test result and your high school marks. All those grades are ranked highest to lowest and the, for example, the first 300 students get in
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Hoi allemaal!
I plan to make a sequel to this video, about getting housing in the Netherlands.
Any specific questions you'd like to see answered in that video?
See you all soon!
I wish somehow when I wake up tomorrow morning I could find myself in the Netherlands
Where do you live currently?
@@friedVHSS I live in china
Same here
thats so weird to hear bcs i live in the netherlands
Trust me, we all do. 😭 Especially if you live in a shithole like 🇺🇸🤮 like I do. Hell China seems better to live in than here. (+20pts Social credit score)
Believe or not, but this is the most informative video, not like others watered-down videos, also here is an abundance of useful links. Thank you!
Did you make it to the Netherlands??
*My most important recommendation: Look for small university cities with a high quota of foreign students (like Maastricht, Twente)! There you have a lot of contacts/student events & short distances.*
In Rotterdam, Utrecht, Amsterdam, the student ratio is low, the distances are long and rooms are expensive and difficult to get.
Hello please can i ask when does the registration end please
@@Asfar04hi did you find ?
Eum, stimuleert deze reactie geen overlast in reeds overbelaste studentensteden?😅
Great video. I spent weeks, if not months, researching Dutch universities with my daughter. This video would have saved us a ton of time. Wonderful job!
Many thanks Lulia for an explicit explanation of the step by step processes and requirements. Keep it up, expecting more videos.
Thank you, I will
Thank you for the video, it’s really reassuring! I want to study in the Netherlands as well, but especially the money and flat situation terrify me. The applying process is something I’m not really afraid of, because I’m in a very privileged position coming from Germany and having the opportunity to get the Cambridge Certificate in a project course.
I didn’t know about the loan situation with the government, that seems really nice and helpful.
You can find a lot of links in the description box - hope this covers everything you may wonder about if you're thinking of studying in The Netherlands!
What country are you from watching this? :)
Brazil
Poland, thanks for the great material
Malaysia! c:
India❤️
Bulgaria (hello, neighbour 😄) great content 😊 very informative and helpful. Thank you!
Hi Lulia, This video was really helpful. Thank you...and the way to talk is super clam and converstation like so it was great to listen to :)
Great video! I feel like now I’m more comfortable with managing the costs there, with all the different cost reducing ways you mentioned in the video. Thanks!
It’s just one of the best videos to know the tips ! I thank you so much for all these informations !! Continue to do your vidéos they are very helpful
It's the right time for me to watch your videos, I applied to few colleges in Canada for DS and Business analytics. Your videos are diverting/ saving me to watch other junk videos on RUclips. thanks for uploading valuable content.
By the way, I heard even the Prime Minister of the Netherlands takes his bike to the office every day. It's Inspiring :)
nice, great timing! good luck with the applications and thanks glad you found it useful. Yes he does!
Travel in Dutch inner cities is much more efficient by bike than by car.
So much good information I hadn't even considered. You're saving lives out here LOL
Thanks a lot for this video lol I feel like I owe you one for this it's really informative.
OMG! 2000 euros?!!!!! I come from chile (but i have netherlands nationality by birth), and here, to study in a "good" university, the cost is around 7000 for engenieering (the career i want to follow)
see you at the netherlands!
Nice Video, you have recapitulated almost all the points, thanks🙏🏼.
Im considering studying in the Netherlands and this video helped a lot, thanks!!!
Did you make it to the Netherlands??
@@ryanjo2837 no🤣☠️
@@williamwgger3548 🤧🤧, you still trying?
I'm from Uzbekistan but I'm watching your useful video from Saudi Arabia!
Hey! Dumb question, but did you mean you can get a loan from the government in netherlands? Even if you are an international student?
Yep
@@chenvisualswhat's the name? Can you point me to finding info on it
@@tXJwu005JORffQs30mQKJRnTdid u find it by any chance?
Amazing video! Thank you so much.
Thanks so much for this video! In a few words, was there any big reason you didn’t choose groningen?
Hi! Actually I originally pretty much decided on Groningen and was ready to go. Until the Maastricht student secretary actually called me to ask if I made up my mind and tell me in person that the degree is much smaller so everyone knows each other better and the teachers have more time for everyone and stuff like that. I think they still try to call students from all universities like that. I kind of convinced me but I still think Groningen would be been a great choice too and the city is gorgeous! Bigger and more things to do than Maastricht even
Do you remember any universities that taught data science/computer science bachelors in English? I'm from the US and would like to study in Europe (not the UK though) and I am struggling to find options outside of the Netherlands. I really like the Netherlands and will probably end up settling on it, but I would like to have more options.
TU/e (technical University of Eindhoven). They have a lot of computer/robotics related studies.
If you want a more maths based study, I would say look in Utrecht for studies in statistics.
This was sooooooo helpful thank u so much 💗
Thanks a lot for your video! 🥰
Very informative and beneficial video so far. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
Hi! Thanks for all the info and all the time and effort you've put in to educate us dweebs, but I had a few questions. If I study for a Bachelors in data science, will I be able to find work? Did you finish a masters before working or did you find work immediately after the 3-year program? The reason I'm asking this is that I cannot afford to do a masters immediately after my bachelors, I just don't have that kind of money so I'd like to work for a few years before doing one.
Hi! Thank you! It really depends on where you're looking to work and what's available. Personally, I actually quit my data science master as I got an internship and then job offer in my first year and didn't see the point of continuing the degree, but that is of course a more unique situation maybe and I'm not saying that will work for everyone. A lot of people in the Netherlands find it normal to also get a master right after their bachelor, and a lot of jobs might ask for that; but there are always exceptions. This is my video where I explained my reasons to quit the master in more detail: ruclips.net/video/ao8NyZbM7O0/видео.html
thank you so much you explained it so clearly
Thank you soo much for this video!!!!!
Great video! Thank you :)
Hi! Do you have any tips on doing the motivation letter?
amazing video, thank you
There are some issues need to be awared for international students.
1. Netherland has rasism on renting apartment such as "Sorry no international student". Higher price apt will only be offered to International students.
2. Since international student send their living cost deposit earlier, the refund is sooooo sloooow. takes up to 4 weeks after student has bank account.
3. Surprisingly, when student got bank account, the debit card will be delivered within 2 weeks!! Whatt?? Even banks in developing countries can deliver cards in 2 days !!!. It's 21st century !! what happen that making card takes time soo loong??
They work slooow like turtle but arrogant like lion.
are the bank account managed by the university? :0
@@yuunarenata9965 yes, you transfer the money to university's bank account and later the university will work with immigration for issuing your student visa. Once you arrive in Netherlands, the immigration will give you recommendation for you making bank account. Within 2-4 weeks, the money will be returned to your bank account.
Alsof de overheid voor mij wel op zou schieten.😂
't Is voor Nederlandser niks sneller, gewoon bureaucratie in optima forma.🙃
En jij bent deel van de reden dat ik in het Engels moet studeren...
Thanks for such a informative video
I like you a lot Iulia, your speaking style is very good.
thanks!!
@@IuliaFeroli Can i be your friend. I am from Bangladesh. I want to complete MBA from USA.
There is definitely a interest on a student loan it’s about 1% or more. Second a study loan is for a maximum of 7 years. Third: if you where born here in the Netherlands it is not so nice to have a student loan. If you graduated before 2018 your study loan is converted to a scholarship except for the college intuition loan. BUT if you started before 2018 but finished after 2018: ALL will be or stay as a loan WITH interest. BUT then 2022 the government acknowledges that the study loan system that replaced the scholarship system in 2018 is not efficient. So they changed it back to a system of scholarschip starting from school year 2023/24. AND those who where forced to take a loan with interest receive a compensation of €1000. Yess only 1 thousand and you won’t receive cash, no it will be offset against your dept.
Basically if you studied in the Netherlands between 2017-2021/22 or currently studying: YOU are F**D in the A’!
I need clarification, Im bilingual I can fairly understand English but can I still study in the Netherlands without a language barrier if I dont know dutch?
Oh, and how easy or hard is it to get a scholarship?
"Can you help me madam - (Online, offline - (data science, artificial intelligence) - (course joining-steps))
The main problem I encounter regarding international students is how few most of them know and how little most of them care about the country they are studying in.
I did not want to study in English, but I am Dutch and no Dutch university teaches in Dutch at the moment, so I have to study in English even though it makes me feel a foreigner in my own country, but it would be so much better if the people I encounter would just read the wikipedia page of the Netherlands.
You would still have people unable to ride a bike (which is confusing), the 40% foreign students still does not speak Dutch, there will still be people drowning because they do not know you can't just safely cross rivers by swimming, but it might stop Indian rich kids from lecturing me about poor people and people having ridiculous ideas like they would be deported because a right wing party won an election.
I mean we are a democratic country with a history, a culture, people with different views, etc. and I am also a human being trying to find a way through the system.
Maybe someone does not understand the middle class also studies, but if they would ask why someone has a different oppinion, one could understand each other. Instead of that, I now get yelled at, redicualised or insulted. Maybe someone is concerned what a political change would mean for them, but they could just ask a fellow student, or just watch some English newsoutlet instead of making up rediculous things. (Be careful, American media tends to be extream it be to the right or to the left.) For instance in this case, the whole deportation thing was in no party program. When I asked someone about the way the university counsil campaines worked, I now had to argue with someone who thought that nonsens were true.
I do get that people just doing a 2 year master do not learn Dutch, but it would be very helpfull for yourself to know some very basic words (hallo, tot ziens ect.) and would also be polite because it fulfills something of the Dutch custom to learn the lamguage of them of whom you want something. (Which is why had to learn English, German and French in school...) At least just don't say my language is inferior to English, don't ridicule me for mistakes and don't complain if I try to search in German after English and Dutch failed to give any results.
And the ridiculous things I summed up were real things I encountered.
Foărte bine Iulia, I have forwarded this to some friends looking to study in Europe
am i going to need the ielts degree even if i've already taken a course in english in italy as a foreign student!? (i'm studying data analysis in english) i took the test 3 years ago
most likely. also ielts expires after 2 years
This is so out of topic but you are gorgeous🥰
Hi Iulia! I'm in desperate need of help! I got accepted to UvA for my bachelor's program and I am confused as to how I apply for a tuition fees loan. The one you talked about in the video. I'm going to have to take it as I am on my own in the Netherlands, without my parents' financial support, and I already have a million other things to think about. I just don't understand how I should apply! I need a citizen service number (the infamous BSN?) to apply for a DigiD, but that's for student finance. Is it the same thing? Just a different name? I'm not going to be able to be in the Netherlands until August when I will permanently move, so I can't get that just yet and therefore cannot apply for the loan, but I also need to apply for the loan, otherwise I can't go to begin with. I'm just afraid that if I don't do it on time and like I apply when the course already started, I'm not going to get my tuition fee money back which would be a huge issue. Do you have a video about it? Or can you just briefly walk me through the steps? I am clearly desperate here, and it's only May. I swear this whole process is gonna be the death of me.
Hey, I’m going to move to The Netherlands next year, did you figure everything out? Also did you manage to get the loan?
@@alphapuma3332 yes I did. This was really just a desperate moment for me hahahah where I felt very overmatched with everything that needed to get done. But it’s really not as bad as I made it sound, you really just need to do some research and do things yourself.
hi, I want to take a student loan, but is it only available for EU students, I am from India and this would be a big help for me and scholarships most of them are for masters, is there no other scholarship for bachelor's. I am planning to study in Twente.
@@urvashikathuria1949 hi. As far as I know the loan is only for EU students. There’s close to no financial help for international students unfortunately:(
@@elenaspano5067 thank you for a prompt reply.
Very helpfull thanks!
Hey lulia, I have a question. Besides a degree program, is there any diploma or short course programs available in NL in the field of Information and technology?
Hey Lulia, great video. Would you please be so kind to let me know how long the whole process took? I mean starting from sending in the application all the way to traveling.
You might want to check this out ruclips.net/video/GMt_knuj52A/видео.html
HEY lulia first I want to thank you very much for this video is one of the best i have seen. I have a question How long did it take to get the acceptance from the two universities u applied ? like how many weeks days. for anyone how might know the answer I would appreciate the help
I also want to do masters in data science from Netherlands
Wow so great your vudeo i love your channel.
Hello,
Could you please tell me how long it is take to finish 12 months master.
I'm interested in a master in Groningen it is 12 months.
. I know it is starting on September but i don't know which month is the last one. It is on June or later?
Thank you
Thanks for your guidance. About loan.
How can we get it from the government when we are international students?
How can we apply for it?
Thanks for such a detailed video. I have 14 years of experience in IT in India with no experience in data science but thinking of doing a masters from Netherlands in data science or business analytics. Do you think my experience in India will count and will get a higher remuneration when compared to others with no experience at all. Any idea on how much remuneration can I expect? Appreciate your response
@luliaFeroli which university is best for bachelor's degree in BSCS in Netherland?
Hi ma'am,
I also want to do my masters in abroad. I have a good result in my bachelor's degree. And also do a thesis on popular topic. But as I know a good of amount is must be transferred into varsity's account. However my family financial condition is not as good that they afford that amount.
So please can you tell me what can I do?
And how can I fullfil my dream?
Thank you 😊
you could take a loan
which university is best for bachelor's degree in BSCS in Netherland?
Gambia; The west Africa. It's a great content
Hi, May I know what's the stay back period for international students post completion of Masters
Lulia how are you? Can you please help me out with application website for Admission in 🇳🇱 Netherlands?
Do they offer scholarships/ some sort of financial aid to international students?
each uni usually has their own scholarship program, and then there is thw goverment onem though i heard you can only get 1 ( not stackable)nof sort
yes check out DUO!
Hey im sorry for asking but how long did you wait for the offer letter from the UNI? I applied as an international student and currently anxiously waiting for the email. Thanks in advance
thanks😍💕
Is there a scholorship for a medical bachelor's degree in the Netherland??
Mam, what is the next step after receiving admission letter from university.
Can international students get the loan you mentioned from the government?
How far in advance do you recommend moving as a first year student coming from the US?
This is what I’m wondering too!
If you already have organized your place of stay I advise to arrive one week before the introduction program starts, so you have time to visit IKEA if your room is unfurnished, buy a second-hand bike to move around, get your BSN, find out the nearest supermarkets (Aldi and Lidl are the cheapest, but Albert Heijn has a bigger choice), etcetera.
If you don't have a place to stay get here at least a month earlier. Because of the housing shortage here all universities urge students to find a place to stay BEFORE arriving here.
This vid is so educative. Thanks. But I'm not an EU resident and I'm assuming things are way more difficult right?
The process is pretty much the same you just have an earlier application deadline and higher tuition fees. And after you finish uni you have a certain amount of time to find a job for your visa to still be ok I think. Look on the university website you want to apply to and they always have the info for both EU and not EU.
Not more difficult, just a lot more expensive.
Please how can i secure an interest free loan from the government as an international student
Can you please tell me that which university offering scholarships for Data science or Statistics in Netherland.
Could you please add some official links to apply? I mean the gov links
Hi Iulia,
What about the scholarships for nonEU students?
What do you think of Maastricht university to study medicine?
Can i know about salary data science and technology management profesional in netherlands ?
Hey nice video, btw I am confused about how one gets hold off insurance, travelling cards and rental bikes? is it through university? Or any outisde source?
outside resources!
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When should I pay the tuition fee is it before I get the admission or after I get in the Netherlands??
Salut, voiam sa te întreb dacă ai vreo idee pe ce site-uri as putea găsi informații despre burse școlare pt facultate?
Do you offer study applied lingusitic in Radbound University?
Hello, my visa application is already approved from Netherlands, I had an MVV interview just before 2 days , interviewer asked me alot of questions and i got to much nervous
Does it effect my MVV stamping?
Is there any chances of visa rejection?
What government loan did you take? Im triying to find info on it.
Can i get some help
How many days the classes run in a week for bachelors
Where you said i can find an information about the universities?
Which universities I should apply for Data Scientist
dudee...any recommendtions on how to get the benefits of ov chipkart?
Hi please can anyone tell me when is the last date of registration in Netherlands
Hello maam, Can we get an admission from B2 deutsch language certificate ? I have done till B2 level. please do clear my questionaare.
i want to study master in the Netherlands but i don't have a great GPA
is the GPA score can be a cause for refusal
For EU students studying in the Netherlands and want to apply for Dutch student finance. Here's a very interesting video published by LSVB (dutch national student union) about the 56hour norm: ruclips.net/video/1mzSK9Yjnlw/видео.html
Buna! Crezi ca un student se poate descurca din punct de vedere financiar in Olanda și fără susținerea familiei?
Is universities of Netherlands have hostels for international students?????. Please tell me
Maximum age limit for doing undergraduate in electrical engineering
Hi, the loan is for only eu students right?
Hi dear. I am interested in computer science. I heard that applied science university have lower grade than normal university as it is not possible to do for example masters easily. Is it true? And how long is the pre master?
Applied science universities (in Dutch: Hogescholen or HBO's) may only issue Bachelor Degrees. However, some HBO's have agreements with a nearby university that allows them to issue Master degrees as well. Pre-masters vary from 6 months to one year.
Hey. I'm from south africa. I really want to go to tu delft for areospace engineering. I have done some research and they say that they don't accept a south african high school diploma but they say you should still apply. I really would like to know what you think I should do because I really wanna do my degree there
go for it. worst case scenario they reject you! but dont hold off, you'll always wonder what could have been!
How Can i make a data scientist without university degree?
I done my bsc in mathematics.
Hi! There's a lot of self study materials online as well I think it's definitely possible if you're motivated. Really depends on the company though if they are looking for an actual degree or just certificates you got online or a portfolio of projects you worked on.
As a non eu citizen international student whos applying for unis, can we also benefit from the government loan?
No, its EU only.
You are nice and beautyfull........💖💖 Are there any scholarship programs we can apply for?And I want to know how to apply for the scholarship..do you have any details..?
hello I just wanna ask if they care about marks or they ask for high marks to be accepted ?
We have certain studies that are called 'numerus fixus' where there is a process usually containing a test and sometimes a letter of motivation. Usually they make a weighted grade average of your test result and your high school marks. All those grades are ranked highest to lowest and the, for example, the first 300 students get in
Depends on the studies. Numerus Fixus studies usually do.
Haha what? Choose which school level you want? You wished that was true. You get assigned one
I have a Dutch passport because my parents are Dutch. Will it be free for me and will I get grants as a Dutch citizen?
Ja
Mulțumesc!
may i know if university of twente good ?