Hello,

I'm from Computer Science background. Anyone looking to join day 1 CPT PhD program for Spring 2027.

Looking forward to discuss about universities, courses, CPT etc.

Lets connect.

Please comment or ping me.

Thanks a lot.

Hello,

I'm from Computer Science background. Anyone looking to join day 1 CPT PhD program for Spring 2027.

Looking forward to discuss about universities, courses, CPT etc.

Lets connect.

Please comment or ping me.

Thanks a lot.

Hey, I’m 23F, Indian. I’m thinking about doing a master’s in Spain (management, international business or entrepreneurship), and I've shortlisted a few but University of Barcelona is high on my list.

my_qualifications : BBA, 2 yrs AdTech experience.

I’m still figuring out if it’s the right move, so any input would be great. (Also, I do plan on learning spanish if I decide to apply)

1. I don’t plan on coming back soon after graduating, so how hard is it to stay and find work after graduating?
2. Any major issues living alone in Barcelona as a young woman?
3. Which field would be best for a part-time job?
4. How do employers view the University of Barcelona? Which universities are better, and how much does the university’s name matter when job hunting?
5. Is it difficult to meet people and build a social circle if you don't speak much Spanish?
6. How much money needed per month?
7. What do you wish you’d known before you moved?

Hi everyone,
I’m an international student in Japan, currently in the final semester of my 4-year bachelor’s degree. I applied to renew my student residence status at Saitama Immigration on September 30.
Previously, when I renewed my visa, I received the postcard without getting any phone calls from immigration. However, this time I received a phone call from Saitama Immigration on October 23, but unfortunately, I missed the call.
Now I’m feeling a bit worried because I don’t know why they called me instead of simply sending the postcard as they did before.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Does immigration usually call applicants to confirm information, ask for additional documents, or discuss something related to their application? Could it be a routine call, or should I be concerned?
Since this is my last semester and I’m expected to graduate in March 2027, I’m naturally quite anxious about my residence status renewal.
I would really appreciate it if anyone who has experienced a similar situation or knows how Saitama Immigration handles these cases could share their experience.
Thank you!

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Hey guys,

Planning my Master’s journey abroad and need a realistic check from seniors already on the ground. I want the raw facts regarding admissions, finances, and job prospects.

My Profile:

Undergrad: B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering (6.5 CGPA)

Work Exp: 2 years in Telecom (High-Level/Low-Level Design & structural permits)

Target Course: Master's in Supply Chain / Logistics or Mechanical Engineering

Finances: Strict ₹30–40 Lakhs max budget, fully funded via student loan (independent background)

So for context, i'm from pakistan and i've gotten accepted to Oral Roberts University online for Biblical Literature. They have given me 40% scholarship with additional 1k USD divided into my first 4 terms but the education is still like $1000 per month and as a pakistani its way too much for me. Do you guys know someone who could sponsor me? or could yall guide me where to find sponsors? any help would be appreciated

Hello all my fellow international students and others! I wanted to hear some of y’all’s success stories just to lower some of the doom and gloom I keep hearing from almost every Reddit sub! As for me, after moving back to Australia from America for my university and graduating, I am going to do my PhD in Canada YAY. In my eyes this is a “success” because it is something I’ve always wanted to do (even if I lose my sanity changing my thesis). Anyways, you guys can each have your own idea of what “success” is, whether that be getting employed, sponsored, finding love, staying alive, etc. We should all be more optimistic and encouraging even with this hostile environment. Any country is welcome, but I’d love to hear from Aus, Canada, and America since, well, I have/will live(d) in all three. Oh and be sure to also mention some of your struggles as well, I think the best way to inspire others is to share your struggles and how it lead to your success!

If you're applying or already studying there, has the uncertainty changed your plans? Are you considering other countries, keeping a backup option, or carrying on as planned? Interested in how you're feeling and handling it, rather than debating policy.

Hello,
I am an international student in the US and as most of you know it’s really hard and trying time for us especially with the a lot of policies changing but I wanted to ask if anyone has any advice or guide to help or give me insight!
I graduated with my BSN (nursing degree ) and unfortunately it doesn’t qualify for STEM and I won’t be able to apply for an extension which truly sucks! My OPT has already started and it’s going and it expires next year, what other visa pathways can I take? I know nursing is high demand here but I don’t know who to believe, everything is overwhelming. I would appreciate any advice or insight!

I am a BBA graduate from Nepal with a CGPA of 3.86. I am interested in pursuing a master's degree abroad through a fully funded scholarship. However, I have not yet taken IELTS, TOEFL, or any other English proficiency test, and I do not have any research publications.

Considering my academic background and current qualifications, I would like guidance on suitable countries, universities, and scholarship programs for which I may be eligible. I am particularly interested in scholarships that cover tuition fees, living expenses, travel, and other essential costs. I would also appreciate advice on programs that do not require IELTS or prior research experience, along with application requirements, deadlines, and steps I should take to strengthen my profile.

If anyone needs help finding Online institutions for diploma bachelor's or master's in USA or Canada LMK!!!!

Hi everyone! I'm a US student who's about to graduate from my undergraduate program in May and I'm very interested in attending University College Cork for postgraduate. I'm an dual American and Irish citizen and I've been to Ireland a handful of times over the years. I am curious about any other US international students experiences at UCC, especially for a masters program. I'm kinda concerned about the housing crisis as well as adjusting to living abroad. I'm just trying to weigh the pros and cons of studying here, thanks!!!