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I’ll do a video on this! 😊

I’ll do a video on this! 😊

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I was F1 too. Maybe we can do a collab sometime.@@nebiyat

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Selam! Le temari visa apply ayaregsh/eyaregk kehone yes leyunet yametal mikniyatum tiru ye English language ewuket yasfelgal ezih meto lememar since the medium of instruction is English in the U.S. ena asking for a translator during an F-1 interview wouldn’t be a good look. Hope I answered your question!

Selam! If you mean taking a language class to improve your English, that’s always a good idea to help you feel more confident in your language skills!

Appreciate the kind words! 😊

You're very welcome! 😊

Hi there! Do you mean the language you use to apply? If so, yes!

Selam! I’ll do an in-depth video on scholarships! 😊

Hi there! Le temari visa apply ayaregsh/eyaregk kehone yes leyunet yametal mikniyatum tiru ye English language ewuket yasfelgal ezih meto lememar ena asking for a translator during an F-1 interview wouldn’t be a good look. Hope I answered your question!

You are so welcome! 😊

Most welcome! 😊

Thank you, Babaye! ♥

Eshi, will do! 😊

Hi Tariku! I am not sure if I understand your question correctly, but if you mean applying for scholarships using only your TOEFL scores, I don't think that is possible. TOEFL simply measures the English language ability of non-native speakers. It is, of course, very important to have a high TOEFL score as it will show admissions officers how well you have mastered the language which is important if you are applying to schools whose primary language of instruction is English. However, it is only one part of your application. Admissions officers look at "hard factors" such as GPA, grades, test scores, courses taken etc. and "soft factors" like essays, extracurriculars, recommendation letters and so on. Since they look at the application as a whole, it is very important to pay equal attention to all parts of your application. Good luck and let me know if you have any more questions!

Selam, Aynalem! The medical education system is different in the U.S. and Canada. Contrary to how it is here in Ethiopia, you first need to get a Bachelor’s degree in any field (ideally in STEM) and then you apply to med school. You cannot enter the program directly from high school. Getting a full-ride scholarship to medical school is incredibly competitive and uncommon. Getting accepted to med school by itself is a great achievement. Therefore, if your plan is to attend medical school in the U.S. or Canada, your best bet would be to find a co-signer and take out (a hefty amount of) loans. I recommend you get your undergraduate degree here, take (and nail) the MCAT, have stellar recommendation letters, polish other parts of your application, and apply. If/once you get accepted, you can start thinking about finances. You got this! Good luck ☘️

Selam, Jallet! Le TOEFL lemezegajet yemiredu bizu online resourcoch alu. There’s this free six-week online interactive course, The TOEFL® MOOC (Massive Open Online Course). Check it out! Leloch bizu websitochm alu with free practice tests. Check out these websites: www.ets.org/toefl/test-takers/ibt/prepare/tests/ www.test-guide.com/free-toefl-practice-tests.html www.bestmytest.com/toefl/practice-test www.onlinecoursereport.com/free/toefl/ Metsehaf yemegzat akmu kaleh demo, I recommend Barron’s TOEFL Practice Exercises (2020). Good luck! ☘️

Selam, Firut! Ye 12 fetena bebzat apply lemareg ayasfelgem, silezih ke ahunu ye application processun mejemer tichialesh/tichilaleh. America wust yalu collegoch ena universitywoch hulet semester aluachew: Fall semester & Spring semester. Fall semester bebzat timirt yemijemerew ke mid to late August sihon yemialkew demo December lay new usually. Spring semester demo January akabi tejemro May weym June lay yalkal malet new. Ene yemimekreh/yemimekrish mejemer kemtfelgbet gize 6 month kedem blo processun mejemer new, mikniatum bizu gize yemifeju sirawoch alu. Lemsale standardized examochen mewsed, recommendation letterochen matsaf, essayochen metsaf, transcript mazegajet... acceptance getegegne behual demo embassy megbat silale malet new. Leza give yourself at least half a year. Good luck and let me know if I can answer any questions!

Hi there! Even though requirements vary, most masters degree programs require that you take an admissions test (GRE, GMAT, LSAT, and/or MCAT depending on your field of interest), transcripts (ye Bachelor’s degree), letters of recommendation, and a personal statement. Most schools have started waiving standardized exams due to COVID though. Apply mareg wedemitfelgebet bota email argeh check mareg tiru new. Interviews are usually included in the application process as well. Let me know if you have further questions & good luck! 🍀

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Hi Abel! The easiest way to pay your application fees is to have someone residing in the U.S. (could be a relative or a friend) pay them for you and then pay them back here in Birr since we can’t pay in Dollars from here, yet. To answer your second question, full-ride scholarships are pretty rare and highly competitive. The level of difficulty obtaining a full-ride scholarship depends on the strength of your application and the school you’re applying to. Just to give you an idea, less than 1% of students get full-ride scholarships. That doesn’t mean they are impossible though. In order for a school to invest that kind of money in you, you should be an exceptional student and close to the top of your class. Even though requirements vary depending on the school you’re applying to, if you have an unweighted GPA of > 3.8, an SAT score of > 1450 or an ACT score of > 32, glowing recommendation letters, great essays, incredible extracurriculars, and so on, I would say you have a pretty good shot! (still not guaranteed though) Good luck!

@@nebiyat Thanks for the helpful advice👍, I hope you'll post more videos