The Edu2Fly is a consulting program which is most specialized in the study abroad plans and services. The vision of Jamecho is to help the students succeed in their endeavours of getting an admission in the best universities of their desired country. Students who apply for Jamecho study abroad program are assured that the application that is submitted portrays the students in his/her best light to the preferred universities. Our counsellors offer all the help which the student requires for the process such as; assessment of the students’ profile, selection of best university that best fits the student, fashioning the student’s image to portray the best self in order to gain admission in study abroad universities and any other help the study abroad student may need.
About Jamecho Study Abroad Program
In case you are in some confusion as to which career is the right one to choose, Jamecho programs provide you with the right direction. Are you in the dilemma of not being sure of what you want to do for the rest your life and which university is best for you in abroad? Refer to Jamecho’s career counselling; this is where you can obtain a description of the various service offers concerning your career direction.
The decision-making process concerning one’s career and best universities can be quite a daunting and a rather confusing exercise hence Jamecho offers a number of tests to the students that can help them discover what they are best at and what they do not like so much.
It is also crucial to point out that in Jamecho we have the totality of the profile enhancement: for your education accomplishments, the experience, and the preference for your career. If you are having a problem in choosing the right course to pursue as a profession, you are free to discuss it with Jamecho’s team of career consultants and they will help you jot down your choices together with the some of the best universities you may choose for study in foreign land.
In case you are in some confusion as to which career is the right one to choose, Jamecho programs provide you with the right direction. Are you in the dilemma of not being sure of what you want to do for the rest your life and which university is best for you in abroad? Refer to Jamecho’s career counselling; this is where you can obtain a description of the various service offers concerning your career direction.
Why to choose Jamecho
Learn More Skills, Be More Competitive
Affordable courses for everyone.
Personalized Guidance and Support
Exclusive Access to Resources and Opportunities
Holistic Profile Development
Cultural Preparation and Adaptation
Building a Global Network
Country
Cost of Living Category
Rent
Transportation
Food
Miscellaneous
Total Estimated Monthly Cost
United States
High
$800 - $1,500
$80 - $150
$300 - $500
$200 - $400 (phone, entertainment)
$1,380 - $2,550
Canada
Moderate
$600 - $1,000
$60 - $120
$250 - $400
$150 - $300 (phone, entertainment)
$1,060 - $1,820
Australia
High
$700 - $1,200
$80 - $130
$300 - $500
$200 - $400 (phone, entertainment)
$1,280 - $2,230
Germany
Moderate
€400 - €600
€50 - €80
€200 - €350
€100 - €200 (phone, entertainment)
€850 - €1,230
France
Moderate
€450 - €700
€60 - €90
€250 - €400
€100 - €200 (phone, entertainment)
€960 - €1,440
Singapore
High
$750 - $1,200
$80 - $120
$350 - $500
$200 - $400 (phone, entertainment)
$1,380 - $2,420
Spain (excluding Barcelona)
Moderate
€400 - €600
€50 - €80
€200 - €350
€100 - €200 (phone, entertainment)
€850 - €1,230
Netherlands
Moderate
€500 - €800
€60 - €90
€250 - €400
€100 - €200 (phone, entertainment)
€1,010 - €1,540
New Zealand
Moderate
$700 - $1,000
$60 - $100
$250 - $400
$150 - $300 (phone, entertainment)
$1,160 - $1,800
Italy (excluding Milan & Rome)
Moderate
€450 - €700
€50 - €80
€200 - €350
€100 - €200 (phone, entertainment)
€900 - €1,430
Italy (Milan & Rome)
High
€600 - €900
€60 - €90
€300 - €450
€150 - €300 (phone, entertainment)
$1,110 - €1,740
Notes:
1.Rent can vary greatly depending on the city, type of accommodation (shared apartment, student dorm, etc.), and amenities. 2.Transportation costs may be higher in larger cities with extensive public transportation systems. 3.Food costs depend on your grocery shopping habits and how often you eat out. 4.Miscellaneous expenses include phone plans, entertainment, clothing, and personal care items.
Admission requirements for studying abroad can vary depending on several factors, including:
The specific program you're applying to :
Different programs within the same university may have different requirements.
The university you're applying to:
Universities have their own admissions standards and processes.
The country you're applying to study in:
Different countries may have general requirements for international students.
Academic Requirements:
Academic Transcripts:
You’ll need to submit official transcripts from all the institutions you’ve previously attended (high school, previous universities if applicable).
Minimum GPA:
Most universities will require a minimum GPA, often around 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
Standardized Tests:
Some programs, particularly graduate programs, may require you to take standardized tests like the GRE, GMAT, or MCAT.
English Language Proficiency:
TOEFL or IELTS:
If the program of study is taught in English and you’re not from a native English speaking country, you’ll need to take an English language proficiency test like the TOEFL or IELTS and achieve a minimum score set by the university.
Other Requirements:
Letters of Recommendation (LORs):
One or more LORs from professors, teachers, or employers are often required.
Statement of Purpose (SOP):
This essay allows you to explain your academic goals, research interests, and why you want to pursue this specific program at this university.
Resume or CV:
You may need to submit a resume or CV that outlines your academic and professional experience.
Passport:
A valid passport is essential for traveling and studying abroad.
Visa:
You’ll need to apply for a student visa for the country you’ll be studying in.
Different programs within the same university may have different requirements.
1
The university you're applying to:
Universities have their own admissions standards and processes.
2
The country you're applying to study in:
Different countries may have general requirements for international students.
3
However, there are some general admission requirements that you'll likely encounter across the board:
Academic Requirements:
Academic Transcripts :
You’ll need to submit official transcripts from all the institutions you’ve previously attended (high school, previous universities if applicable).
1
Minimum GPA:
Most universities will require a minimum GPA, often around 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
2
Standardized Tests:
Different countries may have general requirements for international students.
3
English Language Proficiency:
TOEFL or IELTS:
If the program of study is taught in English and you’re not from a native English speaking country, you’ll need to take an English language proficiency test like the TOEFL or IELTS and achieve a minimum score set by the university.
1
Other Requirements:
Letters of Recommendation (LORs):
One or more LORs from professors, teachers, or employers are often required.
1
Statement of Purpose (SOP):
This essay allows you to explain your academic goals, research interests, and why you want to pursue this specific program at this university.
2
Resume or CV:
You may need to submit a resume or CV that outlines your academic and professional experience.
3
Passport:
A valid passport is essential for traveling and studying abroad.
4
Visa:
You’ll need to apply for a student visa for the country you’ll be studying in.