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Delve into detailed stories that underscore the challenges our students have overcome and the accomplishments they’ve achieved. Our case studies provide an in-depth look at the journeys of individual students, shedding light on their personal growth, academic achievements, and the skills they’ve acquired along the way. These stories showcase the true power of our programs and their potential to positively impact students’ lives.
Case Studies of Students Overcoming Challenges While Studying in Singapore
Case Study 1: Aarav Kumar – Overcoming Financial Challenges
Solution
Education Loan Assistance: Aarav worked with Evecos Global Solutions to secure an education loan from HDFC Credila, which covered his tuition fees and part of his living expenses. Part-Time Work: He took up a part-time job on campus as a teaching assistant, earning SGD 800 per month. Budgeting: Aarav learned to manage his finances effectively by tracking expenses and opting for affordable housing options like university hostels
Outcome:
Aarav successfully completed his degree and graduated with honors. He secured a full-time position as a software developer at a leading tech company in Singapore, breaking the cycle of financial dependency for his family.
Key Takeaways:
Education loans and scholarships can ease financial burdens.
Part-time work
Effective budgeting is essential for managing expenses in a high-cost city like Singapore.
Case Study 2: Priya Mehta – Adapting to a New Cultural Environment
Challenge:
Priya found it difficult to adapt to Singapore’s multicultural environment upon arrival. She struggled with homesickness, cultural differences, and making friends in a diverse student community.
Solution:
Student Support Services: Priya reached out to NTU’s International Student Office, which provided counseling and organized orientation programs to help her adjust.
Joining Clubs: She joined the Indian Students’ Association and the Analytics Club, where she met like-minded peers and built a strong support network.
Exploring Local Culture: Priya actively participated in cultural festivals and visited local attractions to immerse herself in Singaporean culture.
Outcome:
Priya not only adapted to her new environment but also thrived academically and socially. She graduated with distinction and now works as a data analyst at Grab, crediting her success to the resilience she developed during her initial struggles.
Key Takeaways:
Universities offer robust support systems for international students.
Joining clubs and organizations helps foster friendships and combat loneliness.
Embracing local culture enhances the study abroad experience.
Case Study 3: Rohan Patel – Overcoming Academic Pressure
Challenge:
Rohan struggled with the rigorous academic workload at SMU, particularly with group projects and presentations, which were unfamiliar to him. The pressure to maintain high grades while balancing extracurricular activities left him overwhelmed.
Solution:
Time Management: Rohan attended workshops on time management and productivity offered by SMU’s Student Life Office..
Peer Support: He formed study groups with classmates to share knowledge and divide workloads during group projects.
Mentorship: Rohan sought guidance from his professors and senior students, who provided valuable advice on improving his presentation skills and managing stress.
Outcome:
By adopting better time management practices and seeking support, Rohan excelled in his academics and co-curricular activities. He graduated with a GPA of 4.5/5.0 and secured a role as an associate consultant at McKinsey & Company.
Key Takeaways:
Time management is crucial for handling academic pressure.
Peer collaboration and mentorship can significantly improve performance.
Universities provide resources to help students cope with stress and academic demands.
Case Study 4: Ananya Singh – Navigating Visa Delays
Ananya faced unexpected delays in her Student Pass application due to incomplete documentation. This caused anxiety as her course was set to begin in two weeks, and she risked missing the start date.
Solution:
Guidance from Evecos Global Solutions: Ananya approached Evecos Global Solutions, which reviewed her documents and guided her through the re-submission process.
Communication with ICA: She maintained regular communication with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) to track the status of her application.
Flexible Arrangements: SIT allowed her to attend online classes until her visa was approved, ensuring she didn’t fall behind.
Outcome:
Ananya received her Student Pass within three weeks and joined her peers on campus shortly after. She completed her degree on time and began working as an audit associate at Ernst & Young (EY).
Key Takeaways:
Proper documentation is critical to avoid visa delays.
Professional guidance can simplify complex processes like visa applications.
Universities often provide flexible arrangements for students facing unforeseen circumstances.
Case Study 5: Vikram Reddy – Balancing Academics and Health Issues
Challenge:
During his second year, Vikram was diagnosed with a chronic health condition that required frequent hospital visits. Balancing medical appointments with coursework became a significant challenge.
Solution:
During his second year, Vikram was diagnosed with a chronic health condition that required frequent hospital visits. Balancing medical appointments with coursework became a significant challenge.
Outcome:
Despite his health challenges, Vikram managed to complete his degree and secured a role as an IT project manager at DBS Bank. He credits his perseverance and the university’s supportive policies for helping him achieve his goals.
Key Takeaways:
Universities have policies in place to accommodate students with health issues.
Online resources and peer support play a vital role in overcoming personal challenges.
Resilience and determination can help overcome even the toughest obstacles.
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