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7 Tips To Write A Personal Statement For University

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7 Tips To Write A Personal Statement For University

Are you here because you don’t know how to write a personal statement? 

Not to worry. A personal statement is a crucial part of university applications, so props to you for learning how to write one now! 

Learn the right way how to write a personal statement for university.

The purpose of a personal statement is to showcase your potential. Hence, it is a great opportunity for you to stand out and present your real self that is not defined by data on paper. 

1) Choose a topic that inspires you 

When you write a personal statement, it should contain the best information about you. Pick a topic you resonate with and relate it to your own experience. Here’s a handful of ideas you can choose to write about: 

  • A part of your identity (Hobby, Talent, Part-time Work, Background) 
  • An experience or event that changed your mindset 
  • A challenge that you overcame 
  • A failure that you learned from 
  • A subject or idea that interests you 

  Additionally, these are pointers on what you can include in your personal statement: 

  • Introduce yourself – goals, hobbies, achievements.  
  • Passion for the subject 
  • Relevant work experience 
  • Transferable skills 
  • Beliefs & Values 

You’ll enjoy writing the essay more if it’s a topic that you relate to. This is your story to tell, so have fun with it! 

  

2) Show your interest about the subject 

It’s important to show that you’re passionate about the subject. The admissions officer will be evaluating your eligibility to enter the course by your enthusiasm, so you need to show them that you’re interested.  

Write about why the course excites you and where that interest came from. It could be from a recent experience you had, or a goal that you want to achieve in the future. If you’re stuck, use this writing prompt to begin:  

I want to study this course/subject because…. 

  

3) Write it like you would write a story

Students often struggle to write a personal statement because they’ve never written one in school before. The trick is to write it like how you would write a story. Imagine yourself as the main character and write the essay like you would craft a story of your own.

Writing a good personal statement is like telling your own story.

A good story begins as a marathon, not a sprint. Instead of immediately jumping to the main event, take your time to develop the story. It’s much more interesting when the writer slowly introduces suspenseful or thrilling elements in the plot. 

Here’s an example: 

“I was so overjoyed when I crossed the finish line. Months of my hard work training and dieting had finally paid off!” 

Compared to this: 

“My heart hammered in excitement as I rounded the corner to the finish line. Sweat poured down my eyebrows and my knees were bucking from exhaustion. But I was so close. As I took my final steps towards the finish line, cheers went up from the crowd. 

Their encouragement gave me the last bit of strength I needed. Taking a deep breath, I dragged my tired feet to the finish line, and cut through the ribbon just in time as the referee blew his whistle. My own shouts of excitement were drowned out by the crowd in uproar. I raised my hands in triumph, taking in the scene before me. I made it through!” 

Notice how the second paragraph is more interesting to read? By providing a descriptive dialogue in your essay, you hook the reader’s interest and motivate them to read further.

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4) Concentrate on your strengths 

In the entire 500-word essay, you are trying to sell yourself to the university as a worthy student.  

So, don’t hold back. List down all your strengths and go into detail about how it contributed to your experiences, goals, and values. If you have previous work experience or have participated in any volunteer activities before, use it as an example to showcase how your strengths made a positive impact.  

For example, if you have good time management skills, you may have used it to help out in a high school project. Explain how you contributed to the project and used your time management skills to ensure that everything was completed on schedule.  

You can also add about what you learned from this experience. Elaborate on how it formed your mindset and led you to choose the course of your choice, moulding you into the knowledgeable and mature person you are today. 

You can also add in any future plans you may be considering to pursue with your skills once you graduate. This shows you have initiative and ambition by planning for the future!  

  

5) Get someone to proofread it 

Ever heard the saying ‘A writer shouldn’t edit their own work?’ 

That’s because when a writer creates a good, creative piece, they get attached to it. This creates a bias towards their own work and prevents them from seeing it for what it really is. The same concept applies when you write a personal statement.  

That’s why you need a proofreader—someone who can give you feedback and tell you what can be improved or changed in the essay. 

Your proofreader can be a family member, friend, or classmate. Make sure they check your essay for grammatical errors and spelling mistakes, as the admissions officer will be evaluating your writing ability as well. 

  

6) Take your time! 

This is important! Don’t rush it.  

I know you want to get it over and done with, but a well-written essay won’t be completed in a day. In fact, it took me a whole week to write my personal statement. Then I had to wait another week for my friends to proofread and give their feedback. At one point, I was so dissatisfied with my topic that I completely changed the content, delaying it for another week. 

The point is, don’t be afraid to make changes. Sometimes it’s a good idea to take a break for a day or two so you can come back to it with a fresh state of mind. 

  

7) Be honest 

Lastly, be honest in your essay. It can be tempting to make up a huge story about how you led your high school football team to championship after passing tryouts, but it won’t last you long. 

Instead, be honest about what you have learned. Universities do not rank the acceptance of a student by the number of achievements in their personal statement, but rather, the beliefs and values that guide your choice to study this course.

What you put in your personal statement may not be what you want to do at the end of your degree, but it’s about having the drive and focus to achieve what you set out to do when you begin university. Channel that ambition into your essay, and you’re bound to make a good impression! 

  

Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken. -Oscar Wilde 

Tee May

Tee May

Teemay is a content writer who relishes telling a good story as much as she enjoys reading one. A fan of fantasy and time travel lore, she indulges herself with quaint daydreams of living in a vintage cottage settled deep in the woods. She hopes to achieve this one day, or may just settle with a treehouse instead. In her free time, she practices amateur astrology and interprets birth charts. These started out as a hobby for ‘fun’, but they come close to being obsessions these days.

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Migrate To Study Abroad: 5 Tried-and-True Steps

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Migrate To Study Abroad: 5 Tried-and-True Steps

You want to study abroad, but don’t know where to start.

Don’t worry, you’re not alone! We understand your confusion. With so much information online, you just don’t know which way to follow.

We have created a comprehensive guide with effective ways that help you migrate to study abroad.

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1) Migrate Through A High School Study Abroad Program

This program gives you an early exposure to living abroad. A common trend among seniors, the high school study abroad program serves as a ‘trial session’ for those who still have dilemmas about getting their degree abroad.

Studying abroad in your high school years gives you a peek into international education, cultural differences, and independent living. The experience gives you a better perspective of the world which helps in your personal development. You also have the advantage of establishing connections with people who can assist in your application to pursue your tertiary education abroad.

2) A Student Exchange Program Helps You To Migrate Easier

The student exchange program offers you a chance to study overseas for up to a year. Here’s how it works: You will swap places with a student from the country of your choice. You will then live with a host family and learn about their traditions and customs to settle in, while the international student does the same in your home country.

This program is popular among first-year and second-year college students. Many applicants are students who want to experience studying overseas, but don’t have the budget or desire to migrate or commit staying there for too long. Yet, several of them came back satisfied, mature and independent from their experience from staying abroad. Some popular destinations are the UK, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand.

If you wish to study abroad after this brief experience, you can switch to a twinning program to spend your remaining college years abroad. This program typically allows students to spend 1 to 2 years abroad, depending on the length of their course. Keep in mind that some universities only allow students to apply for a twinning program at the beginning of their enrolment. So, make sure to do your research thoroughly!

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3) Sort Out Your Paperwork

From university applications to submitting documents for your Student Visa, the entire migrating process can be lengthy and confusing. Once you’ve decided where and what to study for your degree, it’s time think about your application. Some countries require international students to submit two applications: one for the university, and one for the course. You can find the application details on their official website, or contact the administrators for help.

As we all know, your Visa application can take months to be approved. We suggest compiling all documents in advance to avoid delays. Below are common documents you need to apply for a Student Visa:

  • Passport (valid for 6 months beyond your staying period)
  • Passport size photos
  • Proof of enrolment / Letter of acceptance
  • Statement of purpose
  • Financial proof as evidence that you are able to cover certain expenditures of your stay abroad (e.g., flight tickets, tuition and accommodation fees, living cost)
  • Health declaration form
  • *Language certificate

*You may need a language certificate if you’re studying abroad at places that require you to speak their native language. As students are required to go through a language test to obtain the certificate, it is best for you to research and prepare ahead of time.

If you’re planning to study in Malaysia, this article shows how to get your Visa approved quickly.

 

4) Apply For Scholarship & Grants

There are plenty of scholarships and grants for international students that can save you lots of money.

As there will be a tight competition for academic scholarships, it is best for you to get better grades to increase your chances of getting selected. Writing an impressive personal essay also helps you stand out better than other applicants. One good tip to nail your essay is by personalizing it instead of copying most of the content from the Internet.

 

5) Seek A Study Abroad Agency

Going through a study abroad agency eases the application and enrolment process.

Applying to universities yourself can be time-consuming and troublesome, as we’ve highlighted in an article here. Hence, an agency can get it done for you quickly and efficiently. Eduloco, for instance, is a student recruitment and study abroad agency that offers free counselling, university and Visa application, and accommodation recommendations. Our counsellors are professionally trained and equipped with the latest knowledge of university entry requirements in various countries. They will be glad to clear any of your doubts about studying abroad!

 

To book a consultation with our friendly counsellors, you can call us (+60 11-2069 9087) or send your enquiries to [email protected].

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Jocelyn Cheng

Jocelyn Cheng (JC) is an INFP writer seeking to spread inspiration and spark connections through her words. Her dedication to writing has gifted her with an ability to write for multiple platforms (e.g., website, social media, newspaper, magazine, etc) in different fields, namely Education, Travel, and Healthcare. JC personalizes her works by adding a touch of her own experience into the mix whenever she can to relate to her readers. A self-proclaimed poet and currently a freelance writer, she's working on an untitled poetry book at home while juggling between writing for Eduloco, dancing, and keeping her only plant alive.

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Applying To University: 5 Important Things You Should Do First

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Applying To University: 5 Important Things You Should Do First

Applying to university is an exciting experience.  

For many high school graduates, the enthusiasm of exploring a new environment and enjoying fresh experiences is akin to starting a new adventure. Thus, many students look forward to the day they can finally leave school and attend university.  

However, applying to university is no small task.

1) Decide on a course to take 

One of the first things you should do is decide on a course you want to study. 

Take a look at your current interests and ask yourself, ‘Is this something I am okay with studying throughout my time in university?’ 

If the answer is yes, then you can start looking for an institution that offers the program. On the contrary, if you remain undecided, talking to our counsellors can help you make up your mind. 

Applying to university through a counsellor will help smoothen the process.

2) Plan your finances 

You need to get your finances in order before attending university.  

You’ll be solely responsible for your expenses when classes start, so setting a limit to how much you should spend each week is important if you don’t want to be broke by the end of the month. Surviving on instant noodles and snacks may sound fun in theory, but it won’t be long before you start craving real, appetizing food. 

It’s also best to set up an emergency fund so you’re not low on cash when you’re faced with a crisis, like an accident. 

3) Arrange your accommodation  

Think about the type of accommodation you want to live in. Do you want to stay with a roommate, surrounded by coursemates and the close proximity of your classes, or do you prefer your own personal space?

First-year students are usually given the privilege to stay in hostels, because it’s easier for them to get acquainted with the campus and meet people. However, if you prefer to stay off-campus, check out the neighbourhood for hostels or housing that offer affordable student rates. You can also get in touch with the university’s Student Department to explore other options.  

4) Arrange for a health checkup 

During this time where a minor flu can be the symptom of a much bigger problem, it’s best to be safe than sorry.  Schedule a health check with your doctor to ensure you are in tip-top condition before leaving for university. You don’t want to spend your first week alone in the dorm, down with the flu and feeling miserable.  

5) Understand how to apply 

Applying to university is a lot more complicated than it looks.  

To ensure your application is processed as smoothly as possible, (and to avoid the dreaded rejection!) there are several steps you have to take.  

This includes preparations such as creating a college checklist, knowing your budget, researching campus facilities, and listing down your requirements. You may also be planning to pursue your studies abroad, which we cover in another article here!  

The entire process may seem daunting at first, but it gets easier once you know what you need to do.  

As a student recruitment agency, Eduloco is here to help you with the procedure and guide you through step by step.

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What is Eduloco? 

Eduloco is a student recruitment agency that aims to provide access to affordable education for every student, regardless of their background, race, and financial status.   Hence, we keep our students needs and goals in mind when recommending a suitable university for them. Here’s a list of our services that we provide: 
  • Free Consultation 
  • Scholarships & Financial Aid 
  • Visa Application Assistance 
  • Free Portal of Courses & Universities 
  • Support System  
  

1) Free Consultation 

As mentioned above, Eduloco provides free consultation to students!   Whether you are looking for information on the best universities, or are undecided on a course to study, we personalize our consultation to suit your needs. So, if you have any specific concerns, you can inform our counsellors about the issue and they will assist you to the best of their ability. You can consult a counsellor when applying to university if you have any specific concerns.

2) Scholarships & Financial Aid 

At Eduloco, we never run out of scholarships for you! We regularly send out newsletters detailing the offers and scholarships from top universities every weekend. If you’re not subscribed, you can sign up here!   We offer scholarships from top universities that we are partnered with. Some of them are: 
  • SEGi University 
  • Heriot Watt University 
  • University of Chester 
  • Multimedia University (MMU) 
  • Business & Hotel Management School (BHMS) 
  

3) Visa Application 

Visa applications are infamous for its lengthy approval period. On top of that, there are so many documents you need to submit!  If this is your first time, chances are that you’ll lose track of which documents you have on hand, because there’s so many to consider. There’s the offer letter, academic transcripts, and passport to provide. Some countries may also require you to take an IELTS language test before applying, which may cause your application to be rejected if you fail to provide the relevant qualifications.   Eduloco is made up of team members from international backgrounds, so we’re all too familiar with the obstacles of applying for a visa. That’s the reason Eduloco exists—to simplify the visa procedure in a way that makes your life easier, because we’ve been through the same pain! 

4) Free Portal 

If you’re too shy to speak to a counsellor or prefer to do things yourself, that’s okay. We see and respect that. In fact, we have a portal full of available courses and universities for people who prefer flying solo—and all for free!   There are over 1000 courses and more than 50 universities listed on our website. You can take your time to browse through our selection of programs. Don’t be too surprised if you come across unconventional courses like Contemporary Music or Patisserie Arts, though. Who knows, that might just be your calling! 

5) Support System 

If you haven’t already noticed, we do things differently here at Eduloco.   Once a student enrolls with us, we consider them part of the family. That means we provide you with a support system that you can fall back upon anytime you need help with your higher education. If you need advice on your career path or are looking to secure an internship placement, we’ll do our utmost best to support you!   Most importantly, we aim to support students throughout their journey from applying to university to their first day of orientation. Heading to university is a big step up from high school, so you’ll need all the help you can get!  If you have any questions, hit us up at [email protected] or through our Contact Us page. We look forward to hearing from you!  

Here are some testimonials from students about their experience with Eduloco: 

Khaldoon Afwan, Sports Management  

I had no idea what I wanted to study. My family wanted me to pursue Law, but memorizing huge textbooks of paragraphs felt like a nightmare to me. One day, I was mindlessly scrolling through Facebook and stumbled upon this group that was promoting a free consultation for students. I thought to myself, “Heck, why not” and signed up for it.   That was the first time I met a counsellor who didn’t try to push me to study something ‘popular’. She actually listened to my concerns and asked about my interests. It was thanks to her that I realized I didn’t want to be stuck doing a mundane office job, but I wanted to be a sports coach.   I wasn’t sure if there were any institutions for that, but my counsellor found them for me. She was so efficient! After we found an open spot at Brickfields Asia College, my decision to study there was sealed. I’ve never regretted it since. I owe it to Eduloco for their guidance and great advice! 

Goh Mei Jin, Bachelor of Mass Communication 

I was worried that my finances would not be enough to support my higher studies. Coming from Malaysia, I wanted to Study in the UK, but had no idea how to secure a scholarship. I found Eduloco through sheer luck when I was looking up ways to study in UK.   Turns out they had a partnership with the University of Chester in UK! Because I applied through Eduloco, they were able to grant me a £2000 scholarship. I was able to save so much thanks to them!
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Tee May

Teemay is a content writer who relishes telling a good story as much as she enjoys reading one. A fan of fantasy and time travel lore, she indulges herself with quaint daydreams of living in a vintage cottage settled deep in the woods. She hopes to achieve this one day, or may just settle with a treehouse instead. In her free time, she practices amateur astrology and interprets birth charts. These started out as a hobby for ‘fun’, but they come close to being obsessions these days.

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Study In Switzerland: Secrets Of An Affordable Living

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Study in Switzerland: Secrets Of An Affordable Living

Are you looking for a good study-life balance overseas?

Quality education overseas is more accessible now than ever. However, maintaining a wholesome international student experience while getting a quality education is rare.

What if I told you that you could get the best of both worlds? The solution is simple: Study in Switzerland!

Before you let your hopes down due to the presumed extravagant cost of living in Switzerland, let me assure you that is not the case. With careful planning, precise timing, and some cost-saving hacks, Switzerland is not an impossible dream, I promise!

I was in Switzerland for three years and they were the best time of my student life. I came from a middle-class family but managed to afford studying there, with a little secret. Before I let you in on the juicy bits, here’s why Switzerland should be your study abroad destination.

Study In Switzerland, The Heart Of Continental Europe

Coming from personal experience, Switzerland looked exactly like what the travel shows depicted. Surrounded by picturesque mountains that were dusted in snow and dotted with quaint houses made of timber and stone, I could never get enough of its beauty. My choice to study in Switzerland was worth it after all.

Study in Switzerland and be blessed with the amazing alpine view Image source: Pexels

I experienced the perfect balance of study and leisure in Switzerland.

Renowned to be a hot tourism spot for students and travellers, I grasped any chance I had to visit the Swiss landmarks. I saw castles that stood tall despite the passing of time, and rustic villages with locals that embodied the authentic alpine lifestyle.

The Swiss summertime offered equally astonishing views as winter, with turquoise lakes and hiking trails that could excite any adventurous soul.

Why Study In Switzerland?

Rich with culture, breathtaking nature, good quality of higher education, and a multi-lingual community, Switzerland is the top choice for international students. In fact, they total up to 21% of the overall student count.

Based on my research before my study in Switzerland, Swiss universities were generally more affordable compared to its European counterparts. The universities here are financially supported by the government, so tuition fees are much more reasonable.

Depending on your major, a Swiss public university may charge between CHF 500 to CHF 2,000 per semester. Private institutions, however, will charge at a higher rate especially for international students. Many of these schools offer scholarships to international students, so keep an eye out for those!

I Felt At Home Almost Immediately

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Switzerland is one of the happiest countries in the world.

Let me tell you why. There was a perfect work/study-life balance and the clean environment was simply terrific! The violent and petty crime rates were extremely low, which sealed my decision to study in Switzerland.

Besides, the locals are just so welcoming and warm to international students and travellers. I personally made a few connections with the locals there, and we’re still close friends after I left Switzerland!

My Secret To Affordable Living

Of course, you’re not just there to obtain an overseas degree. One of the perks of studying abroad is to experience life in a foreign country. Switzerland has so many activities that you can experience without having to burst your budget.

The Bern medieval tower is not to miss when you study in Switzerland Image source: Pexels

Based on my personal experience, my annual expenditure was about CHF 18,000 to CHF 28,000. As I’ve travelled to other European countries on year-ends, I worked as a freelance writer to fund my travel plans. I was able to live comfortably while enjoying student perks at retail outlets, restaurants, and accommodation.

The question is: How to spend wisely while getting to experience life in Switzerland?

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Look For Budget-Friendly Accommodation

Off-campus accommodation may be pricey if you study in Switzerland with a limited budget. If you’re assigned to a dorm within your university’s campus, go for it! It is much cheaper and convenient to live within the school compounds, and you’re also experiencing living with your peers which can be fun and eye-opening.

When you’re travelling around Switzerland, try to look for homestays, youth hostels, and backpacker hostels. They typically offer shared rooms with single beds for travellers. If you’re lucky, the rooms may come with complimentary breakfast!

Participate In Cheap & Free Activities

Fancy the arts?

There are complimentary museums and galleries in the city that showcase legendary artworks by Van Gogh and Giacometti for free. You may find affordable or free nature-related activities too! From bear sightings to hiking the impressive Swiss hills, you’ll see the beauty of Switzerland with little to no spending.

Your campus will most likely organize its own intellectual and recreational activities too. It is a good chance for you to meet more friends and have a cross-culture experience. There will be choirs, dance classes, sports activities, and many more. Most of these activities are free, so sign up with your buddies and have fun!

Enjoy Hearty Meals While On A Budget

Swiss cuisine is on another level!

I still think of the savoury cheese fondue to this day; you can never get this taste anywhere else in the world. Their tarts, chocolates, and other sweet snacks will also bless your taste buds!

However, it is best to keep these luxuries to a minimum to avoid overspending your budget. I got my weekly chocolate supply from local supermarkets and saved eating out for weekends and special occasions, which saved me a lot of money!

Public Transportation Saves Money & Time

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Besides its affordability, public transportation in Switzerland is super punctual! With a variety of transportation modes, such as trains, trams, buses, boats, and cable cars, the public transport system is linked to other parts of the country. You can have random road trips whenever you want!

You can even get around town and campus by renting a bicycle. It is an environmental-friendly way to travel short-distance, not to mention affordable. You can even enjoy the scenic view on the way!

With scholarships widely available and plenty of ways to save money during your studies in Switzerland, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Not only will you obtain a prestigious degree, but you will gain valuable life skills from your experience abroad!

If you wish to study in Switzerland, Eduloco can help with your application! Just ring them up (+60 11-2069 9087) or send your email to [email protected], and they will provide you all the information you need.

I wish you best of luck..in Switzerland!

Jocelyn Cheng

Jocelyn Cheng

Jocelyn Cheng (JC) is an INFP writer seeking to spread inspiration and spark connections through her words. Her dedication to writing has gifted her with an ability to write for multiple platforms (e.g., website, social media, newspaper, magazine, etc) in different fields, namely Education, Travel, and Healthcare. JC personalizes her works by adding a touch of her own experience into the mix whenever she can to relate to her readers. A self-proclaimed poet and currently a freelance writer, she's working on an untitled poetry book at home while juggling between writing for Eduloco, dancing, and keeping her only plant alive.

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Student Recruitment Agency – Study Abroad Through Eduloco

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Student Recruitment Agency - Study Abroad Through Eduloco

There are many ways to study abroad. 

You can apply personally, sign up through a university partnership overseas, or even better, go through a student recruitment agency. 

Along with the fun of studying abroad comes a huge commitment that many students overlook. While studying hard for a prestigious overseas degree, you’re also likely juggling multiple responsibilities at once, such as making the most of your time there, working part-time to fund your studies, and focusing on personal growth. 

There are several drawbacks of studying overseas that may add pressure for students who already have certain commitments in their hands. Here are some common challenges of studying abroad: 

Learning A New Language Is Challenging, But Not Impossible 

Learning a new language in your host country will feel different from doing so in your home country.  

Student covering face with Spanish book.
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Studying abroad gives you the opportunity to practice the language as much as you can. However, the initial stage can still feel overwhelming when you’re surrounded by locals who don’t speak a familiar language. This is especially true when you’re facing an emergency and need help, but aren’t fluent enough to convey your message to others.

A good way to curb this problem is by learning basic and useful words and phrases in the language. For example, taking note of phrases related to directions and asking for help. 

Overspending Your Budget 

One common mistake students make while studying overseas is overspending. Your excitement of being in a beautiful country like the UK, coupled with the hefty currency exchange rate, may cause your wallet to go dry quickly if you’re not careful with how you spend. To prevent this, learn to budget your expenditure and only spend on necessities, saving your splurge for special occasions such as birthdays and the end of a semester. 

You can also consider taking on a side hustle to earn extra income. Not only does a part-time job fund your studies and expenditure, but learning to work as an adult while studying broadens your mind and experience. 

High Cost & Risk of Quitting Mid-Study 

Although studying abroad has plenty of benefits, it can be costly. The tuition fees are typically higher for international students. Besides, you may not receive the same student loans or scholarships as your local peers. This means forking out more money to sustain yourself in a foreign country. 

There are cases where students quit mid-study because they dislike the course they hastily chose. They end up returning to their home country to start a new degree, which leads to a waste of time and resources. This also causes you to fall behind your peers which may affect your performance academically and mentally in the long run.  

If you’re considering studying abroad, you should invest some time to research the courses that you’re interested in before deciding on a major. 

So, how to choose the right course and study overseas at a reasonable price? 

A Student Recruitment Agency Can Help! 

As a student recruitment agency based in Malaysia, Eduloco aims to provide a hassle-free process to study abroad for students. We believe that every student deserves an opportunity to study overseas, regardless of their identity and background.  

Free Professional Consultation 

Professional counsellors in our student recruitment agency are experienced and equipped with the current knowledge of the education system in different countries. We personalize every student’s consultation experience with us by offering an extensive variety of courses and scholarships.  

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Our counsellors also take every factor into consideration while recommending ideal schools and destinations to students that fit their budget, preferences, personality, and lifestyle to ensure a wholesome higher education experience overseas.  

Hassle-free Enrolment 

Besides consulting students as a student recruitment agency, Eduloco also helps with your application, for free!  

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By handing us sufficient and correct documents needed for your study abroad application, we will submit them to the university of your choice and make arrangements for your admission. Once you’re accepted, we even recommend safe and reliable accommodation to provide you with a comfortable and secure experience overseas. 

Pursue Your Dreams Overseas With Attractive Scholarships 

We wish for students to achieve their higher education dreams through Eduloco. Therefore, we don’t give up even if some students are rejected by their first choice. Alternatively, we research and recommend options at similar levels of their dream university.

Students applying through us receive exclusive scholarships from Eduloco’s international partnerships. This reduces stress in students who are required to achieve high grades to receive a scholarship from their desired schools.  

Now, why should you study abroad, and what are the benefits that come with it? 

It Adds Value To Your Resume 

Your study abroad experience adds flair to your resume which gives you a better job outlook. 

With an overseas experience, your CV may give the impression that you’re an adventurous individual open to different cultures and views. Studying in a foreign country may also mean that you’re proficient in a foreign language. A well-travelled person also appeals to employers as they appear to be more independent and confident.  

It Expands Your Social Circle 

Studying overseas means you’re meeting people from your host country and other international students. You can create social networks around the world which adds value to your social life. Moreover, you get to learn about cultures from around the globe from your international friendships.  

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It Challenges You To Leave Your Comfort Zone 

Many students face homesickness when studying abroad.  

This is a normal and understandable phase, as moving overseas compels you to rely on yourself for support. From adapting to a new environment to learning the directions in a foreign country, studying abroad also allows you to face any social anxieties you may have. You will emerge confident and self-reliant once you adjust to a new country! 

Experiencing student life overseas may help you discover another part of yourself. As a student recruitment agency that helps students study abroad, we encourage you to pursue your desire to study abroad instead of regretting it a few years later. Trust us, international education is surely worth your time, with great career opportunities waiting upon your return.  

Applying to college may be tedious without the help of a student recruitment agency. So, talk to our counsellors today and get your paperwork done quickly and efficiently! 

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Get Into Top Universities In The World By Avoiding These!

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Get Into Top Universities In The World By Avoiding These!

Getting into top universities in the world is a dream come true. 

You may have a specific picture in mind of how your college will be: high-quality education, an awesome hostel, and a comfortable campus. Some students even look for a campus with facilities that cater to their needs and wants. Dance studio, PS5, and Netflix? Yes please! 

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However, the process of applying and getting accepted requires a lot of effort, time and patience. With so many application documents to keep count, you don’t even know where to start! Moreover, you could make mistakes that could jeopardize your application. 

Read on to discover common mistakes that could affect your acceptance into top universities in the world and how you can avoid them. 

Underestimating Your Preparations Into Top Universities In The World 

Last-minute preparation or the lack of it will affect your application. Making hasty decisions due to time constraints can cause you to regret some of your choices, such as choosing the wrong major or college. A thorough research is substantial to help you shortlist your course and school. Many students who were accepted into top universities in the world noted that their thorough research gave them confidence to apply to their dream schools. 

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You can learn more about the institution’s quality of education and the majors offered by searching for helpful information from the school’s website. Another way is to schedule a call with the school’s administrator to enquire about the fees and accommodation details.  

Overlooking The Importance Of Your Documents 

You need more than just high school transcripts if you’re applying for college. Some schools require students to provide a recommendation letter and personal essay to help them shortlist their students. Each school may have different entry requirements, so you should observe the updates on the school’s website to find out what documents you need. 

If you’re studying overseas, you need a Student Visa and a valid passport to enter the country. As these documents take some time to process, you should apply for them in advance. Certain schools abroad also require a language certificate, so make sure you are aware of the documents that you should prepare before your application. 

Lying On Your Application 

Providing false information is unethical. Your chosen university, especially top universities in the world, can revoke your application when they notice inconsistencies in said qualification and the documents you send. For example, if your certificate and personal essay do not match what your teachers wrote in their letters of recommendation, the school authority can call them to double check. There may be a fierce competition to get into your favourite college, which tempts you to lie about your qualification. However, the school would appreciate your honesty better. 

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Giving Up Too Soon 

Don’t give up too soon if your application is rejected; try applying to different schools instead. Keep your options open by having at least three universities on your list. You can still apply to the remaining schools if your first choice ends up rejecting you.  

If you’re having difficulties keeping track of colleges to apply to, you can use our college checklist here to help you with the process!

Students facing financial issues can look for schools that offer scholarships. You can also take on part-time jobs and side hustles to fund your college fees. You will still be able to cope with your studies while you work through a part-time course.  

Blueprint To Get Into Top Universities In The World 

We have compiled several fail-proof ways recommended by experienced students into a downloadable e-book. The step-by-step guide includes handy information about your preparation and application to ensure that you get accepted into your dream school. 

You will find out how to choose a major that aligns with your interests. It helps you determine where your passion lies to ease your decision-making. The e-book also provides a list of priorities to guide you in choosing the right school among the top universities in the world.  

Students interested to study abroad can also refer to this e-book. You will discover the joys of studying abroad along with important documents that you need in your application, such as Visa, language certificates, health declaration form, and many more. 

We understand that students tend to overpack on their first semester. To complete this e-book, we’ve added a packing checklist so you won’t miss out anything important!  

Enjoy Your University Life!

College is a new chapter of education that opens doors to great career opportunities. Although researching and applying for college can be meticulous and time-consuming, they are vital steps that every student goes through. We hope this e-book will serve as a useful guide to help you apply to your desired college.  

Good luck!

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Our counsellors at Eduloco can help with your application. Contact us at +60 11-20699087 or [email protected] today. 

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Studying In The UK: Best Choice Made In My 20s

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Studying in The UK: Best Choice Made In my 20s

I had my whole life planned out. 

After completing high school, I would study for a degree in the United States. Then, I would find a job there, get a US citizenship, buy a quaint house, and settle down with a few furry cats. Coming from a 17-year-old who didn’t know the world better back then, the plan actually sounded easy.  

However, my perfect scheme to go to the US was thwarted when my father insisted that I study abroad in the UK instead.  

Why? Simply because there were relatives in the UK that could look after me. If there was a word to describe my father, it would be overprotective. In fact, the main reason why I wanted to study overseas was to spread my wings and explore the world on my own while being in the prime time of my twenties. So I tried convincing them to understand my reasons of studying abroad and to give their blessings. 

I noticed a stark difference between the American and British education system: UK degrees are priced comparatively lower, with more options to choose from. Besides, the study duration in the UK is also shorter than the US, which prompted me to change my mind. 

I Finally Chose UK

I looked up universities in the UK that offered the degree I wanted, which was Bachelor of Mass Communications. I found a few with decent accommodation and tuition fees, but one school in particular sealed my decision to study abroad in the UK: The University of Hertfordshire.  

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I fell in love with the university instantly. The school looked impressive, with a combination of classic, red-bricked buildings and innovative study centers made of concrete, steel and glass. It was as though I was going between two different eras!  

Besides, the university was located only 20 minutes away from the Warner Bros and Harry Potter Studios. The Potterhead in me couldn’t contain the excitement! The King’s Cross Station, London was only a 20-minute train ride away, which is quite convenient for an adventure seeker like me. 

After spending (way too much) time reading about fun things I could do there, I realised I had not devised a proper plan for my overseas journey. 

How Eduloco Helped Me Study In The UK

Eduloco was a life saviour. I panicked when I realised how unprepared I was to study abroad in the UK, but my cousin recommended Eduloco to me. It was a study abroad agency that offered consultation and application services for free. Hearing good reviews from my cousin, I decided to send them an email regarding my application to the University of Hertfordshire. 

I got a reply within an hour!  

As I already knew the destination, course, and university I wanted, the counsellor was able to quickly respond to my queries. We sorted out my documents for university and Visa application in no time, and the counsellor even sent me a list of safe and comfortable accommodations according to my budget! I chose to live in College Lane campus, where I had a room to myself with a shared kitchen. Truth be told, the entire process felt like I was talking to a reliable friend rather than an education consultant, which I was really thankful for.  

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How I Adjusted To UK Life

It was challenging at first. As I went there alone, I took some time to adjust to my new surroundings, which was daunting and exciting at the same time. I clicked with my American roommate instantly, and we spent most of our free time exploring town together, from visiting shopping centres to watching Ed Sheeran live at his concert. We’re still good friends to this day! 

Ed Sheeran Divide concert in the UK.
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I’ve always heard about the gloomy weather of the UK. Now that I had experienced it myself, it was actually true! Not wanting the weather to obstruct my plans to see all of Hatfield and Hertfordshire, I visited places I could enjoy despite the rainy weather equipped with a hooded rain-resistant jacket. I saved so many umbrellas from their untimely demise this way.  

Train tickets were about £19 which was quite expensive, but with a membership card, I got my tickets starting from £12, depending on the destination.  

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Entrance of King's Cross Station, UK.
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The town was dotted with quaint coffee shops that made me forget the chilly weather, and I became a coffee addict from my frequent visits. No regrets, though! Summertime was my favourite weather with a perfect blend of cold and warm temperatures, and it reminded me so much of Malaysia. 

A Different Student Experience 

Group projects were big in my course. There was no thesis here, and the subjects were quite challenging. When it was time for projects, there’s no time for play! However time-consuming and tedious they may be, I still enjoyed the process and noticed myself improving in terms of self-discipline and time management. 

Life on campus was always interesting and entertaining. The school offered a generous amount of clubs and societies ranging from salsa dancing, baking, and even K-pop. I ironically joined the Malaysian Society, but after sharing my experiences with like-minded individuals from home, I gained a network of friends that made my stay in the UK much more worthwhile! I mentored junior Malaysian students to help them adapt to their new environment, which was rewarding and meaningful to me.  

Living In UK Taught Me To Spend Wisely 

Studying in UK was fun, but it wasn’t smooth-sailing all the time. I wasn’t half as prepared as I should have been. I jumped at the opportunity without thinking ahead which caused me difficulties to settle in, but my mistakes taught me how to become a better person. For instance, I spent a lot on train tickets and travel opportunities without considering the consequences of over-spending. I formed a plan to curb my over-spending tendency by limiting my travel plans to semester breaks, and I’ve been spending in a healthy way ever since. 

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I also bought groceries and necessities from the local stores and markets as they were typically cheaper than items from the mall. My monthly expenditure was about £200 to £300, but it all depends on each person’s spending habits. 

I suggest putting aside some money to fund goals that you want to achieve while studying abroad. It can be attending a concert or going on a European backpacking trip; it feels rewarding when you achieve it with the money you save. I saved enough to visit Ireland and to go on a graduation trip to Italy with my parents. They were the best trips of my life! 

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The Best Choice Of My Twenties 

When I chose to study abroad in the UK, I was only thinking of making the most of my twenties. I did not expect to change this much from my experience abroad — in a good way. I started as an immature high school graduate eager to see the world without a proper plan. After going through a life-changing overseas experience for three years, I’ve grown to be more self-reliant and confident in my choices. 

There will be differences in culture and funny moments to remember as you study abroad in the UK. They are part of your experience to adapt in a new country. Embrace them as you make new friends, travel, and experience a completely different environment. You will be surprised by what you’ll discover about yourself! 

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The Struggles of Applying to University by Yourself. One Question—Why?

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The Struggles Of Applying To University By Yourself. One Question - Why?

 

Applying to university can be overwhelming.  

Not only do you need to write a personal essay, but you also need to consider your test scores, look up universities that match your budget, and put in hours of research if the campus lifestyle is something you like.  

As not everyone is readily equipped with the knowledge on how to start their application, high school graduates can get stuck in the process and end up delaying their application. 

Here’s a quick breakdown: 

  • Find the right university
  • Choose the right major
  • Research the student life on campus
  • Write an essay explaining your reason for applying
  • Get recommendation letters (if required by your preferred school)
  • Compile all the relevant documents
  • Send them out and wait for a response

A Lack Of Knowledge 

Here’s the other thing: how to start?

So many schools emphasize applying to university early to not miss the deadline, but they rarely provide a guide on how to actually do it. Even after a visit to the campus, many students are left feeling confused and uncertain about their future. There’s a surplus of courses and universities to choose from, yet you can’t make a decision. 

Sound familiar? 

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With a lack of knowledge and pressure to make a choice immediately, students can be prompted to choose a university that is popular with their friends, instead of going to one that will benefit them.  

There’s also the pressure of picking a course that will ensure a job upon graduation. Combine that with the long waiting process for the offer letter, and you’ve got yourself a recipe for anxiety and frustration. No doubt, college applications are a long and tiresome process when you do it yourself. 

A common oversight that students often make is missing out one or two crucial fields on those long college forms. A small mistake, but one which affects your entire application! 

Different Requirements & Procedures

Another major issue that students face throughout the application process is trying to understand the requirements of each university. Several institutions have different requirements, which can be quite difficult to keep track of if you’re trying to apply to a few at the same time.  

For example, Stanford University requires three different essays before offering the student an interview. On the other hand, the University of Nottingham may require students to submit their high school test scores first before moving on to the interview. Other requirements such as recommendation letters can also add another layer to the entire process. 

The deadline for applications differs as well. While some universities offer interviews in the middle of the year, hence prompting students to apply before July, others may grant an interview only after the application is submitted. 

With these mishaps combined, one can only imagine it leading to confusion and frustration over missed deadlines, rushed applications, and last-minute travel plans being cancelled because of incomplete documents. 

Lack Of Time

With so many universities and so little time, how do you manage to conduct a thorough research on every school available? 

First, you should have a checklist with you. Having one helps you keep track of what factors you want to consider in a university and if it meets your requirements. If you don’t have one, you can check out our college application checklist here! 

Another frustrating issue is how some teachers can take forever to get back with a recommendation letter. Without a recommendation, you can’t submit your application. But if you don’t submit it quickly, you’ll miss the intake. There’s just no winning in this situation! 

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Lack of Finances

With each application submitted, there is a fee.

With the pressure of needing to apply to as many schools as possible, students may end up spending above their budget before even getting accepted into one. Because of this, students are not only frustrated about the process to submit university applications, but the procedure of applying for scholarships and financial aid as well. 

The application fee itself may not be too pricey, but when the university counsellors are too busy to reply to your concerns on finances and tuition fees, the frustration adds up. 

As a recently graduated high school student, you may be eligible for certain scholarships that you aren’t aware of. Many students don’t apply for certain scholarships thinking they won’t qualify for them, when there are actually other better options available. 

An agency can help to ensure you don’t miss out on a potential scholarship! 

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A Long Waiting Process 

At last, you’ve submitted those pesky documents once and for all!

Now comes the most nerve-wracking part—waiting to hear back from the colleges you applied to. You have high hopes, but the waiting process is agonizing! 

You’re dying to know whether you’ve been accepted so that you can finally put your worries to rest, but the admissions office seems to take forever. There’s nothing you can do but wait and hope for the best while your future hangs precariously in their hands. 

Why put yourself through all this trouble?

Apply to University Through An Agency or Nah? 

Here’s where an agency can help.

If you’re an international student, you may not find everything you need online. Especially if you have any queries about the visa application procedure, since the information can be complicated and hard to understand.  

Furthermore, some universities have multiple websites and the information you need may not be standardized for all. Hence, an agency would simplify the process for you by identifying the right universities that fit your qualifications and guide you through the process step-by-step. 

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Applying to universities directly may sound tempting, but the process actually takes far longer than if you apply through an agency. You have the advantage of having the information at your fingertips and can take your time to consider the choices instead of rushing to make a decision.  

So, need help with your application? Book a consultation with us here and we’ll get back to you soon! 

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Study Abroad Agency: Apply To College Through Us!

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Study Abroad Agency: Apply To College Through Us!

Higher education is important.  

From having a flourishing career to leading a happier life, a good higher education boosts your overall quality of life. In fact, in America itself, 84 percent of its people claims that a college education is crucial to thrive in life. Moreover, those who did not go to college wished they did (66 percent) and about 62 percent of Americans believe that higher education would have given them a better standard of living.

In order to attend a local or overseas college, you can either apply directly to the institution, or go through an education consultant and study abroad agency. 

Eduloco, Your Trusted Education Consultant & Study Abroad Agency

Eduloco is a Malaysian-based study abroad agency that seeks to provide a hassle-free higher education enrolment experience to students.

Our website portal is established by like-minded people keen to inform students and parents about the significance of higher education and how studying abroad can contribute to professional development. Thus, we offer an extensive variety of courses and scholarships for you to choose from.

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The office of Eduloco in Malaysia.

We aim to personalize every student’s consultation experience with us.

As an agency dedicated to assisting students with admission into higher education institutions, we choose to maintain integrity, fairness, and honesty in providing professional counselling based on our extensive knowledge of the education system in different countries.

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The cozy and comfortable work environment of Eduloco's office encourage the team's productivity.

We believe that higher education should be available to our students, regardless of their identity and background. With a list of local and international universities that we partner with, we can recommend the ideal school and destination to our students based on their budget, preferences, personality, and lifestyle to ensure a wholesome higher education experience.  

We’re A Transparent & Honest Study Abroad Agency

We also take pride in counselling and helping students to apply to their desired schools.

With that in mind, we always provide honest recommendations to our students, including the pros and cons of studying in a specific school. We also understand that providing unbiased opinions will help students make the best decision for their future. Hence, our counsellors devote their time and effort to research about each university’s entry requirements in order to provide high-quality advice for you.

Eduloco’s passion lies in guiding students to realize their dream for a quality higher education. Hence, our counselling and application services are for free!

Your fees are processed directly by the university without any additional charges. We will guide you through each step; from selecting a school, contacting the university, submitting your application, to even looking for accommodation. By signing up through Eduloco, you can get accommodation and tuition fees rebate, a free sim card, and if you’re lucky, a free flight to your study abroad destination!

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We Can Save You Plenty Of Time 

If you have experienced applying directly to a university, you’ll notice that it takes more than a week to receive a reply. The volume of applications is high as there are many more students like you applying directly to your favourite university. Some schools take up to three weeks to reply, and that in itself may not guarantee your eligibility! You still have to go through a lengthy waiting period which can take up to a month. 

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Eduloco ensures that your application gets across to your chosen university in time. You just need to drop us an email and we will reach out to you in less than 8 hours. Our friendly and approachable consultants can assist you in choosing the right course as well as helping in the application and enrolment process. Besides, applying through us may even get your admission approved in a week!  

As a study abroad agency, we are also aware of the time-consuming process of the Visa application.

To make things easier for you, we can help you with your Visa application and your enrolment to an overseas university. You just have to provide us with the complete documents and we’ll do the job for you! 

We Strive To Help Students Pursue Their Dreams 

Every student deserves a chance to pursue their higher education goals. Competition may be tight when it comes to getting accepted into your dream university, but that doesn’t mean you should give up!

We’ll help you pursue your ambition by looking for other solutions. Often, there are other options that are more suited to the level of your qualifications. You just need a push in the right direction to find them!

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Get Exclusive Scholarships Through Us 

Getting into your desired university is only half the battle.

Scholarship applications can get tricky and stressful, as students may be required to achieve high grades to qualify for a scholarship.  

In Eduloco, we offer scholarships exclusively to students who apply through us. Having come across many students who dream of studying abroad, but lack the funds to do so, we’ve contacted several overseas universities that are willing to offer scholarships to students that are interested to study in their institution abroad. 

How To Contact Us? 

You can either schedule a phone call with us (+60 11-2069 9087), or drop us an enquiry email. Our enthusiastic counsellors will get in touch with you real soon! If you’ve made up your mind, you can also apply to us now…right here! 

 

Testimonials 

Wong Hui Fen, Bachelor of Hospitality Management 

I knew what I wanted to study, but I couldn’t choose a particular university. There were too many choices! My Form 6 senior recommended Eduloco to me, and I figured that I have nothing to lose.. since their services are free. I sent them an email and I actually got a reply in an hour! The counsellor was very friendly too. I’m very thankful that she was careful with my budget while recommending a university for me. I give Eduloco 5/5 for their excellent service! 

Iqbal Imrani, Bachelor of Communication (Marketing Communication) 

I want to study abroad to take the challenge of living in a foreign country alone. I chose Malaysia because it is more affordable than European countries, and it is closer to my home country, Indonesia. Eduloco really helped me a lot especially in applying and looking for accommodation for me. I studied at HELP University and I am very happy to have so many local friends here.  

Nathan Tan, Bachelor of Arts in English Language 

Eduloco helped me clear my doubts about getting an overseas degree locally. I wasn’t sure about the qualifications of an overseas degree if I fully studied for it in Malaysia, but an Eduloco counsellor assured me that I will still receive a high-quality certificate from the UK. Besides, it’s much cheaper if I complete my studies entirely in Malaysia. Now, I have a UK degree with a much affordable price! 

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