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By seeta.bhardwa@…, 30 April, 2025

I was raised in a small village in northern India as part of a family of five. My parents instilled a strong desire to learn. Facing daily challenges strengthened my resilience, adaptability and determination. With their unwavering support, I successfully passed the entrance exam for Vidyagyan School, an opportunity that reshaped my confidence and ambitions.

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 22 April, 2025

Starting university can be exciting and overwhelming. There is so much to manage, from keeping up with lectures and deadlines to making new friends and finding your way around. It is easy to feel a little lost. That is why Happy Student was created, by international student Aram Tufan, to help make the university journey as smooth and stress-free as possible.

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 17 April, 2025

Best business schools in Canada 2025

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Best universities for business and economics 2025

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By seeta.bhardwa@…, 16 April, 2025

Did you know that you can try university classes before you apply for them? 

If you are thinking of studying in the UK, a platform created by Ucas and Springpod provides the opportunity to sample lectures and seminars in a range of subjects before applying. 

Courses are available in a range of subject areas including finance, computer science, engineering, medicine and history. 

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 16 April, 2025

Getting a PhD is no easy feat. Doing so as an international student is even more challenging, but also 10 times more rewarding.

I was 23 when I left for the US to pursue my PhD in economics. I was a graduate, eager to escape my small, stifling community in Pakistan and explore uncharted territories. All I knew was that I wanted to learn more about the world, ask more questions, craft compelling stories from what I learned, and share them with others. I had no particular research field in mind and no work experience.