British Expats - Student Visa via Consultant or ... ?

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FairyTale

Nov 29th 2011 3:42 am

Re: Student Visa via Consultant or ... ?

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Originally Posted by Boiler (Post 9759352)

The first thing would be to tour the campuses of the Universities you are interested in and see which would be the best fit and which ones will accept you.

A friend of mine who has a MBA told me that the name of the Uni is the most important aspect. No the Country it is in.

Well how do I tour the campuses when I do not have the visa?

scrubbedexpat099

Nov 29th 2011 4:04 am

Re: Student Visa via Consultant or ... ?

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Originally Posted by FairyTale (Post 9759391)

Well how do I tour the campuses when I do not have the visa?

You would spend $100,000 plus without the basics?

ian-mstm

Nov 29th 2011 1:32 pm

Re: Student Visa via Consultant or ... ?

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Originally Posted by FairyTale (Post 9759386)

Once a woman is married, her priorities in life change. Plus when you are raising kids, you have very less time for your ownself.

I understand this well enough... but you said you could never pursue studies afterwards. My wife had kids and, after a while, recevied an MBA and a doctorate.

Ian

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