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7 Things I Learned From Past Postgraduate Admission Cycles - By Tripti Singh | The Red Pen

7 Things I Learned From Past Postgraduate Admission Cycles

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According to an Application Trends Survey published by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), 67% of business schools saw an increase in applications in 2020. 2023 was no different. As students worldwide resumed in-person classes, top universities experienced a 19-25 percent surge in applications during the most recent fall intake. After closely working with and …

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Embracing Learnacy: Navigating Success in an Ever-Changing World

Embracing Learnacy: Navigating Success in an Ever-Changing World

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“In times of change, learners inherit the earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists.” Eric Hoffer’s quote emphasises the importance of adaptability and continuous learning in the face of change. He encourages a mindset that values sustained learning, suggesting they are crucial to success in …

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The Truth About Biochemistry, Biochemistry, Bioengineering and Biomedical Science Majors

The Truth About Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Bioengineering and Biomedical Science

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Embarking on a journey through biological sciences is like unlocking the universe’s secrets. After all, it is the study of living organisms and their environments. Biological scientist specialising in genetics, genomics, molecular cell biology, and biochemistry play a vital role in healthcare and environmental conservation, addressing global challenges like climate change. In this blog, we …

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Reverse Admissions: Everything You Need to Know

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According to a survey by the National Association for College and Admission Counseling (NACAC), more than half the students reported that applying to university has been their most stressful academic experience. With over 4,000 institutions in the US alone, students face numerous challenges, including identifying suitable colleges, crafting essays, ensuring their scores meet the school’s …

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Favouring US Universities: Is it a Growing Trend Amongst International Students in the UK?

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In recent years, a significant trend has emerged in the educational landscape: an increasing number of international students studying at day and boarding schools in the UK are opting to pursue higher education at US universities. This shift in preference highlights the exceptional opportunities and advantages in the US, enticing ambitious young minds across the …

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7 Strong Reasons to Choose Dubai for Boarding School

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Dubai, with its exceptional educational institutions, accommodations, strong focus on safety, and a wealth of diverse activities, has flourished as a sought-after tourist destination and a thriving business hub. It has also gained prominence among international families seeking quality education at world-class boarding schools for their children. This blog explores why you should consider sending …

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Oberlin College: A Distinctive Fusion of Liberal Arts and Music

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When you enter Oberlin College & Conservatory, the first thing to hit you is the enchanting sound of music permeating our campus. So, when I talk to students about our institution, many say, “I thought Oberlin was just a music school.” But the reality is far more intriguing.  The institution is a small private liberal …

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5 Reasons to Consider Women’s Colleges in the US

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Although female CEOs in various industries may give the impression that gender equality has been achieved, the reality is that only 8 percent of CEOs at the top 2,000 companies in the US are women. This statistic highlights the persistent gender disparity in corporate leadership positions and underscores the importance of women’s leadership. Women still …

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5 Benefits of Sending Your Daughter to an All-Girls British Boarding School

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While several Indian students aged 16 or older flock to the UK to take the A Level or the International Baccalaureate program, it has become increasingly common for parents to send their 11-13 years old kids to British boarding schools. Having worked as both a teacher and a Housemistress at one of England’s most exclusive …

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Overcoming Education Inflation and Currency Depreciation | The Red Pen

Overcoming Education Inflation and Currency Depreciation

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Every parent wants to give their children a world-class education. One way to ensure that is to send them to a reputed university abroad. According to the Bureau of Immigration, nearly 6.5 lakh Indian students travelled to different countries for further education in 2022, indicating that many Indian parents believe in the quality of education …

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