how can i go to australia to study without much money in my bank account, English degrees...?
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go out there to work for 6months I know a few people who have done this some families will put you up if you will do some jobs for them.
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NO \nAs an international student your visa allowed only 20 hours per week to work but job which requires honors degree will be minimum 38 h/w.\nDIMIA is very active with international students case so don't risk yourself  to be deproted.\nIf you think you will earn money  and spend it on study and living  as an international student\nUK , USA or Canada would be better option not australia.\nBut \nYes if you want to study and learn and have some fun australia is the best place I belive but you have to bring your tution fees from home.
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I tried to move to Australia and it is hard.  You need to take a points test, you get certain points for being under 35, speaking English, etc..  The fee was about $300.00 and it doesn't matter if you have a sponsor, it does help getting in though.
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sorry pal..cant help you there...normally for immigration to any country via employment you will need to have at least a bachelors degree.... visit the official Australian Immigration website...i have provided the link below.....\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/\n\nGood Luck!
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None...nothing in the UK is "reasonably" priced. I know that and I've only been there once! You're better off studying in the States if you're concerned about the expense.
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it certainly isn't an easy process, but if you have desirable qualifications and can prove that your skills will be a viable asset to this country, then a person will be considered. you could always start by getting yourself a working visa or the alternative is to be sponsored by an Australian family, who will support you and house you while you are here. i don't know a lot about the process, but i'm sure it would be fairly easy to find out. what country are you from?  try these sites, i hope they may be useful
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go for tuition. British council is what i suggest.
314551
which country do you want to go to universty in. some countries have student loans also they have grants\nthe uks website is dfes.gov.uk. i can really only give u uk info. i wish i could help more. t
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Your requirement is very needed in australia.\nYOu can either\n1. apply for work visa. Find a company who wishes to employ you\n2. Apply for student visa. You have to get or be a member of CPA (Chartered Practising Accountant) - a organisation of accountant  or other organisation recognised by Australia, (im not really sure whether it is categorised under student visa)\n3. Apply for PR- I am not really sure about the procedures.. and requirements, If you are Australian-Graduated Accountant, it is very easy for you to get into australia. \nFor more information: http://www.immi.gov.au\nJust. don come here illegally :)
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Apply for a gsl (guarnteed student loan)\n\nIt's not a crazy amount of money but it helps if you want to do work study too, some of the money comes out towards your loans and some goes cash in hand\n\nTheir are always loopholes around it, My parents didn't have the credit either and I went to financial aid office and they sent me in the right direction and my loans were in my name without a cosigner....Don't know if that helps but goodluck to ya
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I think your idea is a great one!\n\nHere are some websites of similar programmes in Australia perhaps direct cntact with them will garner better results for you.\n\nI hope this helps.
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It depends where you are from and what you want to do. In general terms, the US is the best place for opportunities without question. The US system of higher education have worked very well for hundreds of years and research is striving in both public and private institutions. I am sure Australia is cheaper, however, there are many options in the US that can help you obtain excellent education for good price. There are universities in some States like Utah that don't charge much. You can also start your first couple years in a reputable community college and then transfer to a university afterwards. Always choose the Community College close to the university where you want to go and call the admission in that university to ask about their experience with that community college.\nI don't want to fill you up with alot of info but I just want to highlight the many opportunities there are to study in the US for less money. With hard work you will succeed regardless of the place you choose.\nGood luck :)
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money shouldn't be a problem because most university scholarships, grants, financial aid, etc. can be used in the abroad university. so you will be paying the same price. you may need to pay for your flight, but that can be balanced out by studying in a country whose currency is weaker than the USD.  This usually will mean that housing is significantly cheaper and the cost of living is cheaper.  For example, you could studying in South Africa (which is actually very Western in most cities and quite safe) or South/Latin America. I studied abroad in Thailand....it was way cheap to live there.\n\nIn terms of making money...have you looked into babysitting/nannying/tutoring in a wealthy town or city.  You can make between 12-20 dollars an hour in the right neighborhood.\n\nGood Luck!
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In AU??  Go to your local civic office and ask them.  You probably have to establish your banking there, get a place to stay, get a job nearby, register your car there, and pay your taxes there. You have to express explicit intent on supporting yourself to establish domicile in a place.\nThe job requirements probably are that you need to speak English, have a clean legal record (no recentarrests or probations), and are not on drugs and have good job references.  Remember that there are a lot of uneducated people in Perth, and they want folks with good credentials- get a distance learning certificate, that will give you the upper hand on the competition.
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there are alot of them, please chëck these out:\nAustralia: www.ausaid.gov.au\nEngland: www.chevening.com\nUS: www.iie.org/fulbright\nNetherlands:www.nuffic.nl\n\nGood luck!
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Go to a cheaper college than transfer to Your choice college in Junior year.  I wish I wish I knew this expensive lesson before I got so many student loans.\n\nIn your case outside the US I don't know what education programs are available. You can apply to colleges here and the school themselves may offer you a scholarship.  If you are a good writer your essay can win you scholarships and grants.\n\nCheck on line for government programs, check the university websites to see what they offer as well. Most schools offer grants, loans, and work study but again I don't know how much they offer to non us citizens.\n\nIf there are good universities there check to see if any have a study aboard program then while you are here studying you can learn more about what options will work for you.
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I am currently studying in Australia; \nthe first thing I did was apply at the uni, after you get accepted you will receive a Coe, this is a letter of offer and acceptance.\nOnce you have this; which you will only get when you ahve paid the entire tuition; you can apply for a student visa at the Australia Embassy or online. (please note that application times can vary depending on where you are from; they will do a complete background check as will as looking at your criminal records) \nyou will be expected to prove that you have enough cash in the bank to support yourself for the entire course, and of course you will probably be medically examed.\n\nGood Luck