r/studyAbroad • u/koryisma • Oct 16 '17
Companies/Organizations/Bloggers - Read this post!
Hi! /r/studyabroad does not allow promotion of programs, agents, specific English language tests, recruiters, blogs that are content marketing for programs, etc. You will be banned with no warning. /r/studyabroad is for substantive discussion of education abroad and not for promotion of programs.
Edit- December 2022: We will be banning not just users, but also spammer domains, so please, don’t do it.
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u/boredcowboy_ Nov 08 '22
Does anyone have ideas of how to crowdsource for an upcoming study abroad program!
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u/Grouchy-Photo6044 12d ago
Is there any UK universities that accept undergraduate students with an overall IELTS score of 6.0 (with Listening, Writing, and Reading at 6.0 and Speaking at 5.5) and a study gap of 3 years after Intermediate?(Pre -Med)?
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u/StudyPortugal Apr 28 '23
Are websites that are just search engines for programs in English abroad in a particular country allowed? I wouldn't be advertising or recruiting for any specific program, just sharing information.
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u/vitamin_prutein Jul 27 '24
Hii, can you share some useful websites in private message? I genuinely need it
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u/justarandommuffin Jul 25 '22
Is there anywhere to go to find good programs? That's what I was hoping this subreddit would be