AFRICA | At 79 years old, Patricia Sias Ellis has finally achieved a lifelong dream—earning her Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Clayton State University in the United States, six decades after putting her education on hold.  

You’re about to begin your study-abroad journey and need financial aid—but you’re unsure whether to choose a scholarship, grant, or loan. While they are all sources of funding, each comes with its own conditions and long-term impact. Many students apply for funding without fully understanding these differences. As a result, they either end up in unnecessary…

Studying in Europe is more than just earning a degree — it’s your gateway to world-class education, cultural exploration, and career opportunities that few destinations can match. Before applying, it’s important to research your options carefully, keeping employability and your long-term goals in mind. As an international student, look for programs that are in high demand,…

AMERICA | Natalia Bryant, the 22-year-old daughter of the late basketball legend Kobe Bryant, has graduated from the University of Southern California (USC) with a degree in Cinematic Arts. Her graduation marks not only an academic milestone but also an emotional triumph. Natalia lost her father—an NBA icon who spent his entire 20-year career…

Why You Should Study a Masters in Computer Science in the USA In today’s fast-changing digital world, computer science sits at the heart of technological innovation. If you’re considering a master’s degree, the United States (USA) stands out as a top choice—home to world-leading universities, cutting-edge research, and unmatched career opportunities. Whether…

  Women in STEM scholarships have helped countless aspiring scientists, engineers, and innovators break barriers and achieve their academic and professional dreams. Dr. Fei-Fei Li, a renowned AI researcher, benefited from scholarships that enabled her to pursue computer science and later pioneer advancements in artificial intelligence.

According to  Government of Canada Website: Eligible SDS and NSE applications received before 2:00 p.m. ET on November 8, 2024, will be processed under these streams. Study permit applications submitted on or after this time will be processed under the regular study permit stream.