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1. I’m sorry, please help me get an education because I am an orphan and I have no education
   I beg to be paid everything so that I can read .

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   1. Which country are you in ? please let’s us know how we can help you

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      1. I’m actually an AI developed by OpenAI and I don’t have a physical location. However, I’m here to help you with any questions or information you need. If you’re looking for scholarships, I can provide some general advice or tips on how to find them. How can I assist you further?

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      2. USA

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         1. Certainly! Here’s a comprehensive guide on scholarships available in the USA, which can help you find financial aid for your education:

            ### Types of Scholarships

            #### 1. **Merit-Based Scholarships**
            These scholarships are awarded based on academic, athletic, or artistic achievements. They often require maintaining a certain GPA or continuing excellence in a particular area.

            #### 2. **Need-Based Scholarships**
            These scholarships are awarded based on the financial need of the student. They typically require submission of financial documents like the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

            #### 3. **Field-Specific Scholarships**
            These are for students pursuing specific fields such as engineering, medicine, law, etc. They are often sponsored by professional organizations or institutions.

            #### 4. **Demographic-Based Scholarships**
            These scholarships target specific demographic groups such as minorities, women, or first-generation college students.

            #### 5. **Talent-Based Scholarships**
            These focus on students with exceptional talents in areas like music, art, dance, or theater.

            ### Popular Scholarship Programs

            1. **Fulbright Scholarship Program:**
            A highly competitive program offering full funding for graduate study, research projects, and teaching abroad.

            2. **Gates Millennium Scholars Program:**
            Provides outstanding minority students with an opportunity to complete an undergraduate college education in any discipline they choose.

            3. **National Merit Scholarship:**
            Awarded based on PSAT/NMSQT scores during high school junior year and includes several levels of recognition and awards.

            4. **Pell Grants:**
            Federal grants that provide need-based grants to low-income undergraduate students to promote access to postsecondary education.

            5. **STEM Scholarships:**
            Numerous organizations offer scholarships for students pursuing degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

            ### Tips for Applying

            1. Start Early:
            Deadlines vary significantly; some may be a year before you start college.

            2. Stay Organized:
            Keep track of deadlines and requirements using spreadsheets or organizational tools.

            3. Tailor Your Applications:
            Customize your essays and application materials to fit each scholarship’s specific requirements.

            4. Seek References Early:
            Ask teachers or mentors early so they have ample time to write thoughtful recommendation letters.

            5. Proofread:
            Ensure all parts of your application are well-written and free from errors.

            ### Utilizing PickAScholarship.com

            – Visit pickascholarship.com to search for various scholarship opportunities tailored to your needs.
            – Use filters such as location (USA), field of study, degree level (undergraduate/graduate), etc., to narrow down your search.
            – Read guidelines carefully to ensure you meet eligibility criteria before applying.

            By exploring these resources and following these tips, you’ll be better equipped to find suitable scholarship opportunities in the USA that can significantly reduce your educational expenses.

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2. I wished to study abroad but I have no one to support me since my mom is only struggling even to provide for us even the basic needs, please help me to achieve my goals so that I can help me and my younger brothers

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   1. Hi Faith. You can browse the list of scholarships that we have from United States on this page that might give you a chance to study abroad.

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      1. Am mike am requesting for somebody to help me reach my goals my all parents died bt iwant to continue with my studies

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3. Hi prince

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4. I wish to study in abroad but I have no one to assist me or put me through so please put me through and I really won’t to make my parent proud and see that am capable of studying abroad because there are scared that who will put me through all this. But I usually always tells them that my God can never fail me that my faith.

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   1. Please I want to join your amazing program which can help me to study in USA on full funded scholarship

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5. I want to study at any university of United States.

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   1. Hi, my name is Aisha am from Burundi and i don’t have any support to study help me get a scholarship plz.

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      1. I WANT TO STUDY IN US pldase forwadd me all necessary informations

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         1. Sure, here is some necessary information you need to know about studying in the United States:

            1. Admission requirements: You will need to submit your academic transcripts, standardized test scores (such as the SAT or ACT), letters of recommendation, and a personal statement as part of your application for undergraduate programs. For graduate programs, you may also need to submit a resume, statement of purpose, and writing samples.

            2. English proficiency: If English is not your first language, you will likely need to take an English proficiency test such as the TOEFL or IELTS.

            3. Visa requirements: You will need to obtain a student visa (F-1 visa) to study in the United States. This involves completing the necessary forms, scheduling an interview at a US embassy or consulate, and providing proof of financial support.

            4. Financial aid: There are various scholarships and financial aid opportunities available for international students studying in the US. Make sure to research and apply for scholarships early.

            5. Housing options: Many universities offer on-campus housing for international students, but you may also choose to live off-campus in an apartment or homestay.

            6. Student support services: Most universities have support services for international students, including academic advising, counseling services, and cultural adjustment programs.

            For more detailed information on studying in the US, you can visit the website mentioned above or contact individual universities directly.

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6. Hi hello, from PNG, I am interested and do my best to apply to secure a space. Please do help me how to get in.

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7. Can I find scholarship for artificial insermination at United States of America?

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8. Ever since I earned my bachelor’s degree I have strived very hard to search for fully funded scholarships to do my master’s. The difficulties are how to access some of these scholarships form online and who to guide me in the process to success. I have tried many times but to no avail.

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   1. Hi Edwin. Perhaps you can tell us where you are stuck exactly, so we will try to explain you and guide you how to do it.

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9. Please can I find a scholarship for masters in Human Resource Management. Also I want campus studying not online so if the University can assist me in that way.

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10. I want to study in US

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11. Hi,
    Please find a fully funded scholahsip for me to do Graduate Certificate in Strategic planning, Business Development and Leadership courses in the United States of America, at Florida University, Califonia University, Chigaco University in Peace and Crises Management and at the Atlantic International University in Honolulu as I’m accepted to do Post graduat duties in admission but no finanacial money to pay for Education and living costs. I’m a single mother with three children and one grand child, serving in peace and Law Enforcement in the Solomon Islands.

    Email [email protected]

    please help me further my studies as I’m in need of .

    Thanks

    Miss Clotilda Namoi Harry Ramosala.
    Solomon Islands.

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    1. Hi Clotilda. Please visit this page: https://www.pickascholarship.com/find-scholarships/ and then choose the following search criteria:

       – Area of study: Business and Management
       – Country of the Scholarship: United States
       – Expenses Covered: All

       And Click Search. After that you will have some scholarships that might be what you need.

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       1. Hello! I did that but it’s not showing anything.

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          1. Hello! It sounds like you’re having some trouble with something, but I need more information to help you effectively. Could you please provide more details about what steps you’ve taken and what you’re trying to accomplish? This will help me give you the best possible advice.

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12. Hi.
    I want to study abroad but I don’t have support
    How can I apply for financial aid scholarship.
    I want to study Pre medical

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    1. Hi Massa, visit this page: https://www.pickascholarship.com/find-scholarships/

       Then choose as Country of the Scholarship: United States
       Then choose as area of study: Medicine

       And click Search. It will find all the scholarships in the Medicine in the United States.

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       1. Hello! I did that but it’s not showing anything.

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          1. I’m sorry to hear that you’re having trouble. It sounds like you might need some assistance with finding scholarships or using a particular website. Without knowing exactly what steps you’ve taken, here are a few general troubleshooting tips:

             ### Troubleshooting Website Issues:

             1. **Check Your Internet Connection**: Ensure your internet connection is stable.

             2. **Clear Cache and Cookies**: Sometimes old data can cause problems.
             – In most browsers, you can clear cache and cookies by going to settings > privacy > clear browsing data.

             3. **Update Your Browser**: Make sure you’re using the latest version of your browser.

             4. **Disable Ad Blockers**: Sometimes ad blockers can interfere with website functionality.

             5. **Try a Different Browser**: If you’re using Chrome, try Firefox or vice versa.

             ### Using Pick A Scholarship:

             1. **Visit the Website**: Go to [Pick A Scholarship](https://www.pickascholarship.com).

             2. **Search for Scholarships**:
             – Use the search bar to type in keywords related to your field of study, country, or specific requirements.
             – Browse through categories if you’re not sure what keywords to use.

             3. **Filter Results**:
             – Use filters to narrow down results according to your preferences (e.g., undergraduate, graduate, specific countries).

             4. **Read Scholarship Details Carefully**:
             – Make sure you understand the eligibility criteria, deadlines, and required documents.

             5. **Apply for Scholarships**:
             – Follow the application instructions provided in each scholarship listing.
             – Most scholarships will have an “Apply Now” button or link directing you to the application form.

             If you’ve tried these steps and are still experiencing issues, could you provide more details about what exactly isn’t showing up? This way I can give more precise guidance!

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13. Please find a scholarship for me to study abroad to do Bachelor in Education

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    1. Hi. Here it is:

       https://www.pickascholarship.com/scholarship/3000-educational-scholarships-for-american-students-2022/

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14. I need scholarship in nursing

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    1. Hi Rebeca, here it is a scholarship in nursing and United States for you:

       https://www.pickascholarship.com/scholarship/scholarships-for-certified-nursing-assistants-2023/

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    2. Hi am Vivian. I wish i get scholarship to us to study nursing and i need assistance so as to achieve my goal.

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15. I hope to be selected for a scholarship/grant. My name is Justin B Howard jr, 29 year old student from Liberia but now living in Gambia / Africa. I’m struggling with sustaining living here try to fine my way back to school. I can barely afford food , every things in this country its very hard for me to keep focus in life. and it’s been a year of struggle. All I ask is a small amount to afford the essentials. please i want to get back in school my mother and father lift in the war i only have my uncle helping me.

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16. How l can get online scholarship

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    1. How can I apply for scholarships for civil engineering course

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17. I want to study environmental science and management please may you give me your hand .

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18. Hello!
    I have been looking for PhD’s scholarship in educational management and administration with no achievements. Therefore, I need a help for full funded scholarship to achieve my educational goals pertaining to educational management and administration

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19. I want to study at university of california

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20. I want to study in USA at california university lose angels

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21. I wish I could study and make a change in this world but my dad passed away recently and am the one stayed in charge of 5 people. Please make my dream stay alive

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    1. Hi. We are sorry to hear about your loss. We think that studying hard while being in charge of 5 people, as you say, could make your dream still alive and maybe you could get a scholarship. We wish you good luck.

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22. Please am a needy student
    Help me find a fully funded program to further studies in education

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    1. Hi Angela. Here it is a scholarship that is fully funded, it is in education and it’s from United States:

       https://www.pickascholarship.com/scholarship/fully-funded-alliance-for-african-partnership-futures-research-leadership-program-for-women-at-michigan-state-university/

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       1. I dear , I am a grade 12 student in Papua New Guinea who are interested in study at your institution

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          1. Hi. We should tell you again that we are not an University, so you can’t study in our institution. You have to find a real education institution like a University where you can study.

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23. Hi my dear I’m so happy to take part in this program

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24. it’s how can i apply to your university

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    1. Hi Teddy. We should tell you that we are not an University. We are just a website with a lot of scholarship information that can direct you to an University.

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25. I want to study in unated state of america

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26. I will love to be part of this program. thanks

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27. Hi .I’m Mohibullah
    I want to study in unated state of america

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28. I want study to English.

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29. I really want to study in abroad unfortunately I lose my dad who use to take care of me in now am homeless and I want to become better in the future to help those who are also needed. Please help me to get a scholarship…

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    1. Hi Simon, please check this scholarship that is from abroad:

       https://www.pickascholarship.com/scholarship/5000-richard-j-margolis-award-2023-for-nonfiction-writers-of-social-justice/

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30. Am interested to study in the USA as a nurse practitioner. The level of study is a bachelor’s degree but I need full financial aid and how to apply. Thank you

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    1. Hi Tracy, please check this scholarship: https://www.pickascholarship.com/scholarship/the-pro-care-medical-track-scholarship-for-high-school-students-2023/

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31. I’m Peterson, I want to study abroad, but I don’t have money. Please help me.

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    1. Hi. Did you consider a fully funded scholarship? That could help you.

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32. With respect, I live in Kabul, Afghanistan, under the rule of the Taliban, the Taliban prevent girls from getting an education. I am a girl who wants to continue my education, achieve my dreams and be a useful person for the society in the future. Please support me, whoever supports me. I will be grateful until the end of my life. Please cooperate with me out of your humanitarian feeling. Thanks

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    1. As a young girl living in Kabul, Afghanistan, and restricted by the rules of the Taliban, it is understandable that you feel trapped and unsure of how to pursue your dreams. It is heartbreaking that you may not have access to a proper education and all the opportunities it brings.

       However, there are still several paths available to you if you are determined enough. Despite what the Taliban dictates, there are free online learning courses available through various websites such as Khan Academy or EdX where you can learn anything from math and science to programming languages like Python or Java for free. You could also take advantage of local libraries in your area which might offer resources on topics like history or literature which would feed into your knowledge base and inspire further pursuits. Even if they don’t offer physical materials due to restrictions by the Taliban, certain libraries may also provide digital books available on tablet computers or even laptops should they be able to get through past customs officials who limit technology advancement within Afghanistan’s borders.

       In addition, more general sources of knowledge currently exist beyond those listed above – most notably social media outlets such as Facebook pages dedicated solely towards raising awareness for female education rights within Afghanistan along with events hosted throughout different cities under their watch providing detailed advice on how best to overcome educational obstacles imposed by religious institutions such as the Taliban. These sites often post content backed up with fact-checked research from other countries in order for users to draw comparisons between prevelant situations across societies so as not just gain an understanding but also inspire others with similar stories from other parts of the world struggling against adversity whom were able too succeed despite institutionalized systems stacking against them at every turn; this method assures every reader that perseverance will eventually lead towards success no matter what type of society they live in – inspiring hope amongst thousands like yourself who look forward with determination toward improving their lives amidst chaos and struggle faced everyday .

       Your future success lies within yourself should be seize any opportunity presented before while exerting yourself alongside people supporting similar causes which could range anything from joining community initiatives around schools operating outside oppressive laws imposed by religious factions such protests surrounding public squares demanding justice when needed; many organizations already exist globally working tirelessly behind scenes creating powerful networks committed changing status quo specifically related female instruction liberties so reach out whenever feeling overwhelmed rest assured aid can found once asking helping hand whatever support receive used full potential moving closer goals may place journey facing daunting odds set forth following moral principles remain consistent throughout duration decisions made wish very best luck reaching aims fulfill ambitions strive continuously betterment small steps find way larger purpose happily ever after life challenged youth risk having possible bright future wished possibility fulfilling dreams comes true!

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33. I would like to request help to study in United States of America because I am not able to study at my own.

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34. I am a Rwandan, I am requesting you to help me getting way for studying at the bachelor’s degree.
    I want to study the health sciences but I am not able to study at my own in terms of economy.
    I will be very happy to get your response.
    THANK YOU!!!!!!

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    1. Hi, please check this scholarship: https://www.pickascholarship.com/scholarship/fully-funded-aga-khan-foundation-2023-global-mental-health-postdoctoral-fellowship/

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35. I’m very interested schoolship in America United States America

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36. Please kindly assist me with a scholarship to study in the United States of America.

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    1. I understand that you are looking for assistance with finding a scholarship to study in the United States of America. While I cannot directly provide or guarantee scholarships, I can certainly guide you in the right direction to maximize your chances of obtaining one.

       Here are a few steps you can take:

       1. Research: Start by researching different scholarships available for international students studying in the United States. There are numerous scholarships offered by universities, organizations, and governments that cater specifically to international students. Websites like scholarshipportal.com and fastweb.com can help you find relevant opportunities.

       2. Contact Universities: Reach out to universities in the United States that offer programs in your chosen field of study. Inquire about any scholarships they may have available for international students and ask for guidance on the application process.

       3. Government Programs: Check if your home country’s government offers any scholarships or financial aid programs for studying abroad. Contact your country’s Ministry of Education or relevant government agencies for more information.

       4. Fulbright Program: The Fulbright Program is one of the most prestigious scholarship programs available to international students. It provides funding for graduate study, research, and teaching assistantships in the United States. Visit their website (fulbright.org) to learn more about eligibility criteria and application procedures.

       5. Online Scholarship Databases: There are several online scholarship databases specifically catering to international students looking to study in the United States. Websites like PickAScholarship.com, educationusa.state.gov/scholarships, and chevening.org (for UK citizens) provide comprehensive lists of scholarships available for international students.

       6. Personal Networking: Tap into your personal network and connect with people who have studied or are currently studying in the United States. They may have knowledge of scholarship opportunities or be able to share their experiences with you.

       Remember that each scholarship has its own specific requirements and deadlines, so ensure that you thoroughly read through all instructions before applying. Good luck with your scholarship search!

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37. Good morning. I have the full interest and desire to study in the united state. The challenge i have now is lack of funds, to finance my education. I am a business incline student, with degree in Management. I wish to further my education in the United states of America. I one had admission into an institution in the united state. I was unable to enroll and to study in the institution because of lack of funding.
    Presently, i have gained admission into George Mason University in United States. I cannot continue with the process, because of lack of finance. i sincerely needs funds, to pay my tuition fee and living expenses and accommodation. I need a good scholarship to sponsor my study. Please, i need help and i will study to the Ph.D level.

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    1. Good morning! It’s great to hear that you have a strong interest in studying in the United States. I understand that lack of funds can be a significant challenge, but there are several options you can explore to finance your education.

       Firstly, make sure to research and apply for scholarships specifically designed for international students. Many universities and organizations offer scholarships based on academic merit, field of study, or other criteria. Start by contacting the financial aid office at George Mason University to inquire about any scholarships they offer or can recommend.

       You can also explore external scholarship programs such as Fulbright, Rotary International, or various government-sponsored scholarships in your home country. These programs often provide funding for international students studying abroad.

       In addition to scholarships, consider reaching out to potential sponsors such as companies or foundations that align with your academic interests. They may have scholarship opportunities available or be willing to fund your education in return for certain commitments like internships or research projects.

       Another option is to look into student loans specifically designed for international students. Some financial institutions offer loans with flexible repayment terms for students studying overseas.

       Lastly, don’t forget to explore part-time job opportunities on campus or nearby areas as they can help cover some of your living expenses while studying.

       Remember to start your search early and leverage all available resources. Dedicate time and effort into researching and applying for various funding options. Good luck with your pursuit of higher education!

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38. I really want to go university in USA.

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    1. That’s great! Studying in the USA can provide you with a diverse and enriching educational experience. To start your journey towards attending a university in the USA, here are a few steps you can take:

       1. Research: Explore universities in the USA that offer programs in your area of interest. Look into their admission requirements, tuition costs, available scholarships, and the location of the campuses.

       2. Standardized tests: Most universities in the USA require standardized test scores such as the SAT or ACT for undergraduate admissions and GRE or GMAT for graduate admissions. Familiarize yourself with these tests and prepare accordingly.

       3. English proficiency: Since English is the primary language of instruction, you may need to demonstrate proficiency by taking tests like TOEFL or IELTS if English is not your native language.

       4. Financial planning: Consider the cost of tuition, living expenses, and healthcare while studying in the USA. Explore scholarship opportunities and research financial aid options that may be available to international students.

       5. Application process: Once you have shortlisted potential universities, review their application requirements and deadlines carefully. Prepare your application materials including transcripts, recommendation letters, personal statements, and any additional documents required.

       6. Visa process: If admitted to a university, you will need to apply for a student visa (typically an F-1 visa). Seek guidance from your chosen university’s International Student Office regarding visa requirements and procedures.

       Remember to stay organized throughout this process and reach out to university representatives or education consultants who can guide you through each step of applying to study in the USA.

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39. My name is Atuhwera confidence from Uganda. I want to study medicine from The USA be i have failed to apply. Everytime I try looking for scholarship everything becomes I vain… Please help me

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    1. I understand that you’re looking for assistance in finding scholarships to study medicine in the USA. While I cannot directly provide scholarships, I can offer some general suggestions to help you with your search:

       1. Research specific universities: Look into universities in the USA that offer medicine programs and check if they have any scholarships available for international students.

       2. Contact university admissions offices: Reach out to the admissions offices of universities you are interested in and inquire about scholarship opportunities for international students studying medicine.

       3. Check government programs: Explore scholarship programs offered by your own government or the US government for international students pursuing medical studies.

       4. Explore private organizations: Look into various private organizations, foundations, or associations that provide scholarships specifically for international medical students.

       5. Utilize online scholarship search platforms: Consider using reputable scholarship search platforms like PickAScholarship (https://www.pickascholarship.com) to find scholarships that match your criteria and filter results accordingly.

       6. Take note of deadlines: Keep track of application deadlines for each scholarship opportunity and ensure you complete all requirements within the given timeframe.

       7. Prepare required documents: Be ready with all necessary documents (transcripts, letters of recommendation, essays) to complete your scholarship applications promptly.

       8. Improve your chances: Consider enhancing your application by joining extracurricular activities, volunteering in healthcare-related settings, or gaining relevant work experience, as these can strengthen your overall profile.

       Remember, researching thoroughly and being persistent will increase your chances of finding suitable scholarships. Good luck with your pursuit of studying medicine in the USA!

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40. Hello there kindly help me to study and in USA I . I have a great interest I piloting but I can’t make due to lack of capital.thank you

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    1. I’m sorry to hear about your financial situation preventing you from pursuing your interest in piloting. One option you may want to explore is applying for scholarships or financial aid specifically for aviation training. There are many organizations and programs that offer assistance to students pursuing careers in aviation.

       You can start by researching scholarships and grants available through universities, flight schools, aviation companies, and non-profit organizations. Additionally, some government agencies may offer funding for pilot training programs.

       It’s also worth considering taking out a loan specifically for aviation training. Many banks and financial institutions offer student loans that can be used for flight school tuition.

       Lastly, you may want to look into working part-time or full-time while studying to help fund your education. Many aspiring pilots work as flight instructors, airport staff, or in other aviation-related positions to gain experience and income while pursuing their training.

       Overall, don’t give up on your dream of becoming a pilot. With determination and research, you may be able to find the financial assistance you need to make it a reality. Good luck!

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41. I am writing to inquire about financial assistance for college studies in the US. I am based in South Africa.
    One of the colleges in Georgia has accepted my 2 daughters aged 18 and 25 years old. They have so far been granted scholarships of $9,000 and $8,000 respectively. We need up to $30,000 for each of them to cover the 1st-year study costs.
    How can we get other bursaries or scholarships for this purpose and if yes what will be needed for the application?

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    1. There are various ways to search for additional scholarships and financial aid for college studies in the US. Here are a few options:

       1. Contact the financial aid office at the college in Georgia where your daughters have been accepted. They may have information on other scholarships or grants available specifically for their students.

       2. Research scholarship databases and websites such as Fastweb, Scholarships.com, or College Board’s Scholarship Search to find additional funding opportunities.

       3. Look into scholarships offered by organizations that cater to students from South Africa or international students in general. These organizations may have specific scholarships available for students studying in the US.

       4. Check with local community organizations, businesses, or religious institutions in your area to see if they offer any scholarships for students pursuing higher education.

       When applying for scholarships, make sure to carefully review the eligibility requirements and application deadlines. Most scholarships will require some combination of academic achievement, extracurricular involvement, essays, letters of recommendation, and financial need documentation. Good luck with your search for additional financial assistance!

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       1. My dream is to become a software developer and I want to pursue my dream in one of the university in USA but my parents don’t have money to sponsor me.I’m 20years of age living in Ghana which things are very difficult here pls can you help me out with full-funded scholarship that will see me through for my dreams to come to reality

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          1. I’m sorry to hear about your financial challenges, but there are definitely opportunities available for students like yourself. One option is to look into scholarships that are specifically aimed at international students studying in the USA. You can start by researching scholarship programs offered by universities in the USA, as many of them provide full-funded scholarships for talented students from around the world.

             Additionally, you can explore external scholarship databases such as https://www.pickascholarship.com, where you can search for scholarships that match your profile and field of study. Make sure to carefully read the eligibility criteria and application requirements for each scholarship opportunity, and don’t hesitate to reach out to the scholarship providers if you have any questions.

             It’s important to start your search early and apply to as many relevant scholarships as possible to increase your chances of securing funding for your education. Remember to also explore other options such as grants, work-study programs, and part-time jobs to help cover your expenses while studying in the USA.

             Best of luck with your scholarship search and pursuing your dream of becoming a software developer!

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42. It has always been my dream to study abroad most especially in the united state but the funding has been my challenge if it is true that my hope can be alife then please give me the like to apply directly

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    1. Studying abroad, especially in the United States, is a dream for many students. It’s great that you’re looking into funding opportunities to make this dream a reality. Scholarships can indeed provide the financial support you need to study abroad.

       Here’s a general guide on how you can find scholarships and apply for them:

       1. **Identify Your Goals and Criteria**:
       – Determine what field of study you are interested in.
       – Decide on the university or type of program you want to attend.
       – Think about your financial needs and any specific criteria you might have (e.g., location, scholarship amount, etc.).

       2. **Research Available Scholarships**:
       – Use scholarship search platforms to find opportunities suited to your needs. Look for scholarships offered by universities, governments, private organizations, and foundations.

       3. **Prepare Your Application Materials**:
       – Most scholarship applications will require some or all of the following: academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a personal statement or essay, proof of language proficiency (like TOEFL or IELTS), and standardized test scores (like SAT or GRE).
       – Make sure your resume/CV is up-to-date and highlights relevant experience.

       4. **Meet Deadlines**:
       – Be aware of the deadlines for each scholarship application and plan accordingly. Late applications are typically not considered.

       5. **Apply**:
       – Follow the specific application instructions provided by each scholarship program.
       – Ensure that all required documents are submitted.

       6. **Follow Up**:
       – After submitting your applications, follow up if necessary to ensure that all materials were received and that your application is complete.

       Remember to stay organized throughout this process as applying for multiple scholarships can be time-consuming but very rewarding if it results in receiving financial aid.

       Good luck with your scholarship search!

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       1. I will love to study in Florida and my dream curse is information security analyst in any of the universities in Florida if you can help me with the link to apply directly I will be grateful and I will also wan to know which of the scholarship will be good for people like me so I won’t make mistake

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          1. That’s great that you’re interested in studying Information Security Analysis in Florida! Here are some steps you can take and general information about potential scholarships.

             ### Applying to Universities in Florida
             Many universities in Florida offer programs related to Information Security. Some of the notable universities include:

             1. **University of Florida (UF)**
             2. **Florida State University (FSU)**
             3. **University of Central Florida (UCF)**
             4. **University of South Florida (USF)**

             You can visit the official websites of these universities to find specific details about their Information Security programs and application procedures. Generally, you’ll need to prepare your academic transcripts, standardized test scores (such as SAT or ACT for undergraduate admissions, GRE for graduate admissions), letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and sometimes even a resume.

             ### Finding Scholarships
             There are various scholarships that you might be eligible for as an aspiring Information Security student:

             1. **Institutional Scholarships**: Many universities offer scholarships specifically for their students based on merit or financial need.
             2. **State Scholarships**: The state of Florida offers various scholarships such as the Bright Futures Scholarship Program.
             3. **Field-Specific Scholarships**: There are scholarships aimed specifically at students studying cybersecurity or information security.

             ### Using Pick a Scholarship
             To find more detailed scholarship opportunities tailored to your needs, you can use Pick a Scholarship’s platform by visiting their website and searching for scholarships for Information Security or Cybersecurity in Florida.

             Here’s how you can effectively use the site:
             1. Go to the search bar on Pick a Scholarship.
             2. Enter keywords like “Information Security,” “Cybersecurity,” “Florida,” etc.
             3. Filter results based on scholarship amount, eligibility criteria, deadlines, etc.

             This will give you a list of available scholarships that match your profile and aspirations.

             Remember to check the eligibility criteria carefully before applying to avoid mistakes. Additionally, ensure all your application documents are complete and submitted before deadlines.

             Good luck with your studies and scholarship applications!

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43. I’m interested to join in the Columbia university and that is my dream

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    1. That’s wonderful to hear that you are interested in joining Columbia University! It is one of the most prestigious institutions in the world and offers a myriad of opportunities for academic growth and professional development. Here are some steps to help you with your application process:

       1. **Research Programs**: First, identify the specific program or major you want to pursue. Columbia offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs.

       2. **Meet Admission Requirements**: Make sure you meet the academic qualifications required for admission. This typically includes having a strong GPA, high standardized test scores (SAT or ACT for undergraduates; GRE, GMAT, LSAT etc., for graduate programs), and relevant coursework.

       3. **Prepare Application Materials**:
       – **Transcripts**: Ensure you have official transcripts from all previous educational institutions.
       – **Test Scores**: Submit standardized test scores as required.
       – **Letters of Recommendation**: Obtain strong letters of recommendation from teachers or professionals who can speak to your academic and personal strengths.
       – **Personal Statement/Essays**: Write compelling essays that reflect your goals, achievements, and why you want to attend Columbia.

       4. **Financial Aid and Scholarships**: Look into financial aid options and scholarships offered by Columbia. Include any additional documents or forms required for financial assistance.

       5. **Application Deadline**: Be aware of application deadlines for both admissions and financial aid.

       6. **Interview Preparation**: Some programs may require an interview as part of the admission process. Prepare accordingly by practicing common interview questions and researching more about Columbia’s values and offerings.

       7. **Submit Your Application**: Ensure all components of your application are completed accurately before submitting it via Columbia’s admission portal.

       8. **Follow Up**: After submission, make sure to follow up on your application status through Columbia’s provided channels.

       Pursuing education at Columbia University is a significant commitment but can be immensely rewarding given its resources, faculty expertise, networking opportunities, and vibrant campus life. Good luck with your application process!

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44. hi i am farah , i am really interesting in studiying in the USA and pursue my dream , so is there a scholarship in medicine that will mean a lot for me . thanks

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    1. Hi Farah! That’s wonderful to hear that you’re interested in studying medicine in the USA. There are several scholarships available for international students who aspire to pursue a medical degree. Here are some options you might consider:

       1. **Fulbright Foreign Student Program**: This program offers scholarships for international students to study in the USA. It is highly competitive and covers tuition, textbooks, airfare, a living stipend, and health insurance.

       2. **Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program**: If you’re from a developing country and have at least two years of professional experience, this scholarship could be an option for you. It supports students who wish to pursue graduate studies related to development.

       3. **Harvard Medical School Scholarships**: Harvard offers various financial aid programs for students admitted to their medical school. Financial aid packages are based on need, ensuring that all admitted students can afford their education.

       4. **The American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA) Scholarships**: These scholarships support women pursuing careers in medicine and offer multiple awards annually.

       5. **The International Peace Scholarship Fund (IPS)**: Provided by P.E.O., this scholarship supports women from other countries who wish to pursue graduate studies in the United States and Canada.

       6. **Stanford University School of Medicine**: Stanford provides need-based financial aid for its medical students, which can significantly reduce the cost of attendance for those who qualify.

       7. **Global Health Scholars Program**: Some universities have specific programs focused on global health that offer scholarships to international students committed to practicing medicine in underserved areas worldwide.

       To improve your chances of obtaining a scholarship:
       – Maintain a high GPA.
       – Gain relevant experience through internships or volunteer work.
       – Prepare strong letters of recommendation.
       – Write compelling personal statements or essays explaining your career goals and why you deserve the scholarship.

       Good luck with your journey! Pursuing your dream of studying medicine in the USA is an admirable goal, and with determination and effort, you can find opportunities that will help make it possible.

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45. Hi I talk to you from Iran I have not yet received a language degree and I am looking for a scholarship because of Iran’s economic conditions to cover my costs. I don’t know which country you can help me?

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    1. I understand your situation and the importance of finding a scholarship to pursue your studies. Given that you are looking for a scholarship and have not received a language degree yet, there are several countries that often offer scholarships to international students, including those from Iran. Here are some options to consider:

       ### 1. **Germany**
       Germany is known for its high-quality education and many universities offer programs in English. The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) provides various scholarships for international students.

       ### 2. **Canada**
       Canadian universities often provide scholarships specifically for international students. Programs like the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships can be a good fit.

       ### 3. **Turkey**
       The Türkiye Bursları Scholarships program offers extensive scholarships for international students, covering tuition fees, accommodation, and living expenses.

       ### 4. **Japan**
       The Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarships are available to international students at undergraduate, graduate, and research levels.

       ### 5. **Sweden**
       Swedish Institute Study Scholarships (SISS) offer many opportunities for international students who want to study in Sweden.

       ### 6. **United States**
       Many US universities offer financial aid packages and scholarships specifically designed for international students. Programs like the Fulbright Foreign Student Program can be very helpful.

       ### Considerations

       – **Language Requirements**: Many of these countries offer programs in English even if their primary language is not English.
       – **Application Process**: Make sure you meet all the eligibility requirements such as academic qualifications, language proficiency tests (e.g., TOEFL or IELTS), and other criteria specified by each scholarship program.
       – **Economic Conditions**: Look for fully funded scholarships that cover tuition fees, living expenses, and possibly travel costs given your economic situation.

       Make sure to prepare all necessary documents well in advance such as transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statements, and proof of language proficiency.

       Good luck with your search!

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46. I would like to further my education in the United State

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    1. To further your education in the United States, you should consider a few key steps and resources. First, determine the field of study you’re interested in and the level of education you wish to pursue, whether it’s undergraduate, graduate, or a specific professional program.

       1. Research Universities and Programs: Identify universities that offer strong programs in your field of interest. Consider factors such as location, faculty, available resources, and campus culture.

       2. Check Admission Requirements: Each university will have its own set of requirements for international students, such as standardized test scores (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, GRE), academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose.

       3. Financial Planning and Scholarships: Studying in the U.S. can be expensive, so it’s essential to explore financial aid options. Look for scholarships offered by universities, private organizations, and government programs. Given your interest, you can visit specialized scholarship platforms to identify opportunities that fit your profile.

       4. Application Process: Prepare your application materials carefully, adhering to each university’s guidelines. Pay attention to deadlines and ensure that all components of your application, including essays and tests, are completed on time.

       5. Visa Process: Once accepted, you’ll need to apply for a student visa (F-1 visa). This process includes paying the SEVIS fee, scheduling a visa interview, and preparing required documentation.

       6. Plan for Living Arrangements: As an international student, you’ll need to arrange for housing, whether on-campus or off-campus. Consider the cost of living in the area of your chosen university.

       Taking these steps will help you navigate the process of furthering your education in the United States effectively.

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47. I would like to further my education in the United state

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    1. To further your education in the United States, you will need to consider several steps and factors to ensure a successful application and transition. Here are some guidelines to help you plan your educational journey:

       1. Research Programs and Universities:

          • Determine your field of study and research universities in the U.S. that offer strong programs in that area. Consider factors such as program rankings, faculty expertise, location, and campus resources.
          • Look into both undergraduate and graduate programs, depending on your current level of education.

       2. Meet Admission Requirements:

          • Understand the specific admission requirements for the programs you’re interested in. This usually includes standardized tests (like the SAT, ACT, GRE, or GMAT), English language proficiency tests (such as TOEFL or IELTS), transcripts, recommendation letters, and a statement of purpose.
          • Prepare and register for any required standardized tests well in advance.

       3. Explore Financial Aid and Scholarships:

          • Research scholarships and financial aid options available to international students. Look for opportunities offered by the universities, private organizations, and government programs.
          • Some universities offer merit-based scholarships, while others may have financial aid specifically for international students.

       4. Plan Your Finances:

          • Calculate the total estimated cost of studying in the U.S., including tuition, fees, living expenses, health insurance, and travel.
          • Develop a budget and financial plan to cover these costs. Consider savings, scholarships, and potential part-time work opportunities allowed under your visa type.

       5. Apply for a Student Visa:

          • After receiving an acceptance letter from a U.S. institution, you will need to apply for a student visa (typically an F-1 visa for full-time students).
          • Gather all necessary documents, such as your passport, I-20 form from the university, financial proof, and visa application forms. Schedule an interview at your nearest U.S. embassy or consulate.

       6. Prepare for Your Arrival:

          • Make arrangements for housing, whether on-campus or off-campus. Consider options offered by the university.
          • Register for orientation programs to get acclimated to the campus environment and connect with other students.
          • Familiarize yourself with the cultural and academic differences you might encounter in the U.S.

       7. Engage with Campus Resources:

          • Once you arrive, utilize resources like academic advisors, career services, and international student offices to support your academic journey and career planning.

       By considering these steps and carefully planning each aspect of your further education, you increase your chances of a successful experience studying in the United States.

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