13 creative ways to save money when you are applying or studying abroad!

[@vaibhavsingh9x]

Nice video! I do not agree that campus jobs are a waste of time as you do get to learn soft skills (time management, working in a team, customer management) and I for a fact learnt a lot when I worked as a barista on campus. Also, 100 bucks a week is really good pocket money :) I do agree on prioritizing other things like job/internship hunting and course projects before campus jobs, and to aggressively cut your campus job timings if you feel you cannot do justice to your job search or courses. Another tip is to buy like new products (specifically products which are known to last) from Ebay or swappa. Apple products are cool, but I saved a bunch of money buying a used Thinkpad for school, and that laptop is my project laptop now

[@ScholarStrategyTV]

You are right Vaibhav, one does learn those things from hourly jobs. Thanks for these tips, really helpful!

[@anjanagupta31]

Which college did u go to?

[@anjanagupta31]

​@@ScholarStrategyTVhey i commented looking forward to your response

[@hareshgm972]

You are amazing and very resourceful. Many thanks.

[@user-qt3qk6og8x]

Travel by Bus/ Public transport as it is as very cheap and Universities Shuttle are free with your College IDs

[@siddharthnahar4186]

Hi, is there any disadvantage in terms of scholarship if you're a working professional and decide to go for a masters full time? A really good video btw!!

[@ScholarStrategyTV]

Thanks. Did not understand your question. What disadvantage can be there if you were working before your MS?

[@siddharthnahar4186]

​@@ScholarStrategyTVLike, do the mentioned scholarships have a clause that the person should be a recent graduate and not a working professional who has finished their schooling 2-3 yrs ago.

[@mr.rajesh3930]

Waiting....❤

[@arulannad]

MBA IN SUPPLY CHAIN MGMT IN US AND IN CANADA PLEASE ADVICE

[@anjanagupta31]

Hey thankyou for these informative videos. Also I wanted to ask you are there any disadvantages of 1 year MBA (UoSC) starting in summer as majority programs starts in fall.

[@ScholarStrategyTV]

You won't get to do a summer internship

[@anjanagupta31]

@@ScholarStrategyTV well as it really big deal because I have talked to existing students they say the amount of effort that you put into getting an internship the same you can put into getting a job. Though internship is a good way of pocketing experience but it does not get you a ppo guarantee