Firstly – Immigration generally changes the rules and requirements almost every year. So the requirements for applying for residency now may not be the same after you graduate.
Secondly – depends on how good you are convincing the relative authorities that you are a “genuine” student. I wont go into detail but basically there are a few pre-screening processes as well as monitoring details that can ensure both immigration, and the university that you are in fact here in Australia for the sole purpose of obtaining an education. Nothing else.
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Yeah, students can get some pretty good scholarships to study down under. You can get scholarships based on merit, your athletic ability, or sometimes, just for being an international student (universities want to attract international students). The range varies depending on the applicant and the universities. Better look in the website of the university to which you are applying.
Well, not quite.
https://oyaschool.com/diploma-associates-certificate-which-one-for-you/
This blog should be useful.
Yeah, Australia follows the system similar to the British educational system, and it is quite different (and confusing) to some. I’ll try to explain here.
A university is a Higher Education Provider and has to meet strict requirements to become a self-accrediting authority through the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) in Australia. There are currently 43 universities in Australia that provide three main types of higher education leading to Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral Degrees.
In Australia, college is a smaller institution than a university focusing on technical and further education institution (TAFE) and Vocational Education and Training (VET), which offers certificate and diploma vocational courses under the Australian Qualifications Framework.
While university courses tend to have an academic focus, TAFE and VET courses are typically more hands-on and are focused on providing students with the workplace skills and training needed by employers. Now you may have a question in your mind: which one is better—a university or college? Well, it is better to focus on the question: which one is fit for you? Some of you might do well if you study in a college and later join the university while some other might do well if they directly go to the university. College and university generally are academic equals. What you should have been clear by now is that a college prepares you for a certain career in a short time, but universities are more broad and theoretical which can prepare you for a number of careers.
Have a look at some articles here:
https://oyaschool.com/university-vs-college-in-australia
https://oyaschool.com/introducing-the-australian-education-system/
Agnes Scott College provides aids at an average of 36505 per student meeting 85% of students need. 100% of students with need receive financial aid at an average of 31186 need-based grant. They also provide other scholarships including Nannette Hopkins Music Scholarships and Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship.
Albion College provides aids at an average of 44414 per student meeting 93% of students need. 100% of students with need receive financial aid at an average of 40241 need-based grant. They also provide other scholarships including Bernard T. Lomas Scholarship and David Randall Chemistry Scholarship.
Hello Rivalni Septiadi,
Alfred University has 1% of international students.It is always difficult to get into a US university as an international student, especially when you require financial aid. And Alfred University doesn’t provide need based aids to international students.
Hello Rivalni Septiadi,
Augsburg College has 3% of international students.It is always difficult to get into a US university as an international student, especially when you require financial aid. The good thing is Augsburg College provides need-based aids to international students as well.
Albright College provides aids at an average of 41714 per student meeting 84% of students need. 100% of students with need receive financial aid at an average of 36013 need-based grant. They also provide other scholarships including Albright College Environmentally Oriented Sciences (ACES) Scholarship and United Methodist Award.
Most of the students choose Visual and Performing Arts at Bennington College. But they provide other great programs too. You can check the list of all the programs available at Bennington College here.
Yeah, I agree with the previous answer. Try searching for sponsorships in your country as well. The university provides merit based scholarships too but I am not sure if international students are eligible for them. Better look their profile in OYA School or search in their website or maybe ask them.
Yeah, Alvernia University does provide scholarships based on merit. Here are some of them:
Shirley and Joseph Boscov Scholars Program
Total Worth: $20,000 per year
Eligibility: $20,000 per year
Minimum Criteria: minimum GPA of 3.5, a minimum SAT score 1100
Presidential Scholarship
Total Worth: $18,000
Eligibility: $18,000
Minimum Criteria: Based on academic achievements
Trustees’ Scholarship
Total Worth: $17,000
Eligibility: $17,000
Minimum Criteria: Based on academic achievements