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Study abroad: Student Finances

You won’t be able to study abroad if you haven’t got the required finances. Fortunately there are many viable options to help students accomplish their dreams. Read the following guides and articles, and pick up a few tips – both big and small – to help you along the way.

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How much does it cost to study abroad?

A prominent concern for many prospective students is the cost of studying abroad. International students can expect to pay higher tuition fees than home students, so the cost of studying abroad is an important consideration when choosing where to go.   While studying abroad is an investment for your future, it is necessary to understand the types of costs you can expect and how to budget for this valuable, life-changing experience.   What will your tuition

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A guide to international student loans

One of the biggest things you have to consider about studying abroad is the cost. As an international student, you will need money for everything from your university application to visas, accommodation and tuition. This can be a lot to take on, and that is why student loans exist. Of course, borrowing the substantial amount you may require is not something you should do lightly. To help you make your way carefully through the process, we've compiled our international student loans

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Student loans vs scholarships: what is the difference?

There are many exciting things about applying to study abroad, but your finances are always serious. Arranging how you will pay for your education is critical, and it can be confusing. During your research, you will hear about many different funding options, and terms that may be unfamiliar. Most commonly, you will encounter two of them: student loans and scholarships. If you want to know more about these and how they differ, we can explain.   Loans  

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What is student health insurance?

When preparing to study abroad, insurance may not be the first thing that crosses your mind. However, student health insurance is key to safeguarding your educational adventure. Medical cover can give you peace of mind and will be essential in the unfortunate event of illness or an accident. To explain how it works, we've simplified the sometimes confusing world of health insurance for international students, taking you through everything from your options to the cost.  

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