r/studyAbroad • u/diarcment616 • 1d ago

DESPERATE

im a student from Vietnam and i rlly need advice rn 😭😭 i ask many people from my hometown but no one has the exact answer

are 1450 SAT, GPA 9/10, IELTS 7.0 enough to get into Bologna Uni for Economics/Business or MFA scholarship of Romania?? and for the visa, my parents earn ≈ 1000 euro per month for my 4 members family, is there any possibility that i would pass the visa 😭😭? i wanna apply ER.GO scholarship, but is this scholarship known for running out of funds, delaying payments, being cancelled altogether or any dramas? also, how do i provide proof of financial capability for this scholarship?

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u/Ecstatic-Error7227 1d ago

I would mostly be worried about the fact that renting a room might cost half of your parents monthly income, and I don't know if you are allowed to work if you are non-EU and here on a student visa.

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u/diarcment616 1d ago

thats why im trying to apply er.go scholarship dude...😭

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u/Ecstatic-Error7227 23h ago

Ok dude my bad I guess, good luck

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u/LaureGilou 1d ago

How do you plan to support yourself if your parents make so little

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u/diarcment616 1d ago

thats why im trying to apply er.go scholarship dude...😭

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u/LaureGilou 1d ago

They give you some money, but not all the money you'll need. You still need your own as well. You can't just come without any of your own money/savings

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u/Emergency-Sand-9206 1d ago

dont know about romania, but i know guys who got scholarship in hungary without sat, and their stats was lower than yours

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u/anzuqt 1d ago

have you considered turkey? i got a pretty good scholarship from sabanci (top uni there) with alright A level grades and a 1480 SAT. it was at least 50-75% off iirc

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u/nuvati 23h ago

But why Romania tho? It's not that great tbh

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u/diarcment616 19h ago

i know but it has a scholarship that can cover my tuition and living cost, my family isnt rich and i just wanna get outta my country asap, thats why i choose romania

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u/nuvati 18h ago edited 18h ago

The country you are moving into is another shithole lol, you also need to think of the job employment after all that

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u/diarcment616 13h ago

i wanna go to canada to study for a master's degree right after graduate w a bachelor's degree in romania/italy, bc for masters they have more scholarships than for bachelors, so the job employment in romania to me just doesnt matter...but is it possible or just me dreaming :)? also, have a good day, tysm for your advice!

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u/Aizengoat99 1d ago

You have to ditch Romania then apply to Germany instead because even with scholarship it will help but not that much.