Eunice

Guiding students from “I am confused” to “I got in with funding!” | Study Abroad Coach | CEO Novawrites Limited | Strategy + Support

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Because here’s the truth
👉 Passion opens the door,
👉 But experience keeps it open.
#StudyAbroadWithNova #NovawritesLimited #StudyAbroadTips #ScholarshipReady #SOPTips #CareerGrowth #ExperienceMatters #StudyAbroadGoals #internationalstudents

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

During one of our recent online sessions, a client asked:

“Is it possible to study a different course from what I did in school?”
Let’s talk about it 👇🧵

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Now here’s my pro tip 👇
If you plan to apply to 4 schools, apply to:
2 for your dream course
2 that align strongly with your initial course of study
That balance improves your chances and keeps your applications solid.

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Your Statement of Purpose (SOP) is where you make this connection clear.
Show how your background naturally leads to your new interest, don’t make it look like a random switch.

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

During one of our recent online sessions, a client asked:

“Is it possible to study a different course from what I did in school?”
Let’s talk about it 👇🧵

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

That experience gives your profile credibility.
It shows universities that you’re not just passionate, you’re prepared.
And it helps you connect your past studies with your new course and future goals.

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

You see, having experience is a skill.
Some schools abroad might accept you based on your background and a bit of experience…

But if you’re aiming for admissions + scholarships, you need real experience in that field

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

The short answer is YES, you can!
Many students successfully change their course when applying abroad.
But here’s the truth — it’s not just about interest or passion. There’s more to it than that

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

The takeaway: Don’t just chase grades.
Build genuine relationships with your lecturers.
One conversation today could unlock your next big opportunity.
#StudyAbroad #Scholarships #Networking #InternationalStudents

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Most students enter school thinking: “I’ll study, get good grades, and graduate.”
No connections. No conversations. Not even with lecturers.

But here’s the truth, school is not just about grades

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Imagine this: graduation is near. You need a scholarship recommendation.
But you never built a relationship with any lecturer.
Now you’re panicking.

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Here’s the reality: lecturers are gatekeepers.
They vouch for your abilities, write recommendations, and open doors you didn’t know existed.

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

You actually need people:
Friends who share opportunities
Communities that align with your interests
Lecturers who will one day write your recommendation letters

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Most students enter school thinking: “I’ll study, get good grades, and graduate.”
No connections. No conversations. Not even with lecturers.

But here’s the truth, school is not just about grades

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Your choice depends on your priorities, but if money + opportunities matter, Fall should be your first option.
Hope this clears up the Fall vs. Spring dilemma for anyone planning to study abroad.
#StudyAbroad #Scholarships #FallVsSpring

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

When David was applying for his Master’s abroad, he faced a big question:
👉 Fall intake or Spring intake?

A senior once told him:
“If you want scholarships, go for Fall. If you just want to get in quickly, Spring might work.”
Here’s the truth 👇🧵

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

✅ Bottom line:
If you want funding, scholarships & opportunities → choose Fall.
If you want to start quickly and funding isn’t your priority → Spring can work.

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Spring Intake (Jan/Feb)
Fewer programs open compared to Fall
Funding & assistantships are very limited
Competition may be lower, but opportunities are fewer
Fewer career fairs & campus events

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

Fall Intake (Aug/Sept)
Main admission season for most universities

Largest share of scholarships, teaching & research assistantships go to Fall admits
Big external awards (Chevening, Mastercard, etc.) are tied to Fall entry
More internships, career fairs & networking events

[Eunice @Novawrites4020]

When David was applying for his Master’s abroad, he faced a big question:
👉 Fall intake or Spring intake?

A senior once told him:
“If you want scholarships, go for Fall. If you just want to get in quickly, Spring might work.”
Here’s the truth 👇🧵