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How to Bring Your Family While Studying Abroad

There are many reasons to bring your family with you while studying abroad. Maybe you’ve just finished secondary school, and want to bring your parents or sibling along. Or, perhaps you’re a mature student who wants to bring your partner or children. The good news is that it is possible to do so! We’ll explore how to study abroad while bringing your family in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom, or the United States.
Bringing your family along while studying abroad is important for many, and it can be very doable depending on where you plan to study! We hope this article has helped you explore your options ahead of time, and allowed you to learn how to study abroad with family and take all the necessary steps.

Whether you’re studying in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the UK, or the US, we wish you the best of luck on your study abroad journey!

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Do You Know What is a GIC, And How Can It Help You Study in Canada?

A Guaranteed Investment Certificate (or GIC) is a type of secured investment. GICs are most commonly offered by Canadian banks and financial institutions.
When buying a GIC, you’ll earn interest, or additional money, on the amount you deposited. The rate of interest you’ll get is often set, or fixed, when you deposit your money. That way, even if the market goes down, and interest rates drop everywhere else, you’ll still receive the interest you were promised. 

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What to choose? Master’s or PG Diploma in Canada?

In our head there is a lot of confusion when it comes to studying abroad plans and one of them is the high-level degree that you choose. Whether to go for a Master’s degree or PG diploma course? This question often comes at a time when you are bound with time or other plans. Hence, we have cleared your confusion in this blog.

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The SAT is going Digital in 2023; Here’s How you can Ace it and get into Top Universities

The Covid-19 pandemic brought with it some radical and unprecedented changes worldwide in the education sector. One significant change was that most US universities made the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) optional for students. Another big decision came in January 2022, when the College Board, the global board that conducts the exam, announced that starting next year, SAT will go digital.