FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Some questions frequently asked by our students to give you an insight
The length of time you spend studying abroad will depend on the program and level of degree you’re undertaking. Generally, an undergraduate degree will take three or four years of full-time study (for example, in the UK the typical length for most subjects is three years, while in the US the norm is four), while a graduate degree such as a master’s degree or equivalent will take one or two years. A doctoral (PhD) program will usually take three to four years.
Language proficiency is not compulsory for many countries. However, you need to make efforts to understand the basic words of that country if it’s not an English speaking nation.
Yes. There are numerous options as stipulated in this article on how to study abroad. Generally, however, you can do any of these:
- Apply for scholarship
- Apply for a student loan
- Use a crowd funding platform or
- Go for low-budget programs
The costs associated with studying at a university or school overseas vary greatly. It depends on the nature of your chosen program, the length of your stay, the distance you travel and the kind of lifestyle you want when you get there.
Be aware that some student visas require you to have a certain amount of funds available in your bank account when you arrive in your chosen country. It is best to review the immigration websites for the country you wish to study in or speak to one of our counsellors.
Many students choose to carry out some part-time work alongside their studies to support their living or socialising costs. However, there are restrictions on the hours you are allowed to work to ensure you don’t lose your academic focus.
Your career prospects will benefit hugely from your experience of studying, living and socialising overseas. It’s your opportunity to develop a wealth of new skills, perspectives and stronger English language skills and seek work experience from the kind of employers you’d like to work for.
Age is not a barrier to education as long as you can explain what you've been doing in between the gaps.
You will need the following:
- Your International Passport
- Transcript
- Degree Certificate
- Reference Letter
- Statement of Purpose and
- CV
Yes you can sponsor yourself and family can sponsor you depending on the relationship to you
No! Most countries will ask for partial payment and balance paid in instalments.
Usually between 2-6 weeks but we advise the earlier you start your process, the sooner you get an offer.
No, OLTADEDU has a team of experts who will guide you through the VISA application process while advising you the the best documents to present.
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