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Indian students could spend $70bn by 2025

The PIE News

Indian students spent almost $50bn on studying abroad in 2022, a figure which may skyrocket by 2025, according to new research. If the sector continues to grow at the current rate of 14%, projected spending by Indian students on overseas education is expected to reach an “astounding” $70bn by the year 2025, the report said.

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Universities Review Legality of Diversity Scholarships

Insight Into Diversity

Supreme Court’s (SCOTUS) banning of race-conscious admissions last summer, some colleges and universities are considering the legality of certain diversity-focused scholarships. Given SCOTUS’s past rulings, some legal experts argue that diversity scholarships could be the next DEI component on the chopping block.

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Universities welcome budget to prevent Canadian “brain drain”

The PIE News

Canadian universities have welcomed president Trudeau’s new federal budget announced on April 16, hailing funding boosts for academic research and graduate scholarships and greater support for student housing and mental healthcare. The budget will provide grants of $1.8

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Rosedale gains first Singapore partner

The PIE News

The program is set to begin by May 2024, with the first cohort eligible for graduation in June 2025. In March 2024, Rosedale International Education also announced a new S$10,000 scholarship opportunity in Singapore for Rosedale Global High School graduates that have been admitted to the National University of Singapore.

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Finance ‘still biggest’ US study abroad barrier

The PIE News

Crucially, 40% said they would be using financial aid to pay for their study abroad experience – scholarships were or are being used by 29% of respondents, but just 11% said it was included in their tuition. Despite this issue, interest in study abroad is still high. International travel can be seen as intimidating, expensive or frightening.

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OLAY and Coursera launch cosmetic science Specialization to bridge the gender gap in STEM

Coursera blog

OLAY will award $2 million worth of scholarships for learners interested in cosmetic sciences By Marni Baker Stein, Chief Content Officer , Coursera Today, OLAY is launching a new Specialization, Introduction to Cosmetic Science and Ingredients , on Coursera. Scholarships are open to all, but women are encouraged to apply.

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Programs on the Rise to Help Younger Generations Achieve Financial Literacy

Insight Into Diversity

Similar legislation, set to take effect in the 2024-2025 school year, has also been mandated in Georgia and Michigan. To date, counselors have met with nearly 1,200 students, says Anne Hardy, director of scholarships and student financial advising services. .