Get this ready for your study abroad process:

1. Unofficial/Official Transcript(s)

2. Passport

3. WASSCE results/certificate

4. Evaluated transcript if you can afford to pay for evaluation. There are many schools that do not require evaluation so you can always skip this cost.

5. Recommendation letter(s), speak to your prospective recommender(s) about your plans and how important their recommendation will be to the success of your graduate/undergraduate school application process.

6. A good SAT scores for undergraduate especially if you are targeting a good scholarship in the USA.

7. A good resume/cv which is aligned perfectly aligned with the program(s) you want to apply for. Branding/packaging yourself is very important in your resume or CV.

8. Application fee(s)

9. Research statement/Writing sample/Statement of purpose/Personal statement. All these have their required elements to be included when preparing. So before preparing any of this, ensure you read the instruction(s) from the department on the school’s website before writing any of them. Do not write GENERIC ones, always ensure you follow instructions per the department’s requirements.

10. Align with colleagues or friends who want to do this and encourage one another, support and learn in order to win together. Follow educational pages and spend every single day looking for information on what you want to study in your country of interest.

Remember, a low CGPA doesn’t mean there’s nothing available for you, there’s something actually there for everyone, it takes good research to find that out.

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