Time is money and in today’s scenario, even more so. Of course, at POLYGLOT Study Abroad, we are talking from the perspective of Overseas Education.
How does this rationale apply to your plans to Study Abroad?
In the current circumstances it is natural to feel uncertain. Hence it is almost an automatic reaction to want to push back, to delay, your plans to Study Abroad. However, doing so entails certain risks.
Circumstances Change
Your circumstances, for instance, if you are a working professional, might change during this time. You might get involved in a project and you may not be in a situation to step out, say a few months later, when you need to start working towards the next intake, because that might be the time when your project work is at peak and all hands are required on deck.
Eligibility Requirements Might Change
Eligibility requirements ranging from your IELTS Score to finance requirements often change year to year. If you have taken the IELTS, for instance, it would only be valid for two years; delaying your plans to go abroad for studies, might exceed the validity period, leaving you with no choice but to take the exam again. On a similar note, if you have a particular Band Score, the university might revise the required Band Score upwards for the next intake, impacting your plans.
Additionally, there could be changes to visa regulations, or a dozen other things in the process, which might need to be taken care of. That is why, at POLYGLOT Study Abroad, we are very alert to all the various factors that might impact your plans to Study Abroad and we take extreme care to ensure that you are aware and can take the right actions at the right time.
Course Availability
In certain cases, course availability is dependent on there being a minimum number of students to start the course. While the number might be available this year, it is not assured that the same numbers might materialize in the next intake.
In such a scenario, the university may decide not to start the course for that intake. This is another big risk.
Personal Issues
Let’s say, you have saved a certain some to meet the financial requirements for your Study Abroad plans. Over the course of the next few months, there could be demands on this sum, with the result that, when the time comes, you may not be able to meet the financial requirements.
Opportunity Costs
The earlier you go, the sooner you pass out. You get a job and start working. That is the opportunity cost of delaying the plans to go abroad for your studies.
Additionally, the job market might change in the meantime. That is something that needs to be kept in mind, when deciding on your plans for further education abroad.
Thus, time is of essence and delaying your plans might not be advisable!
If you have any questions, give us a ring at 9511532956.
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