How is everything going here I know this channel was not active for long but from now on I am gonna be actively posting some useful stuff.
Masters programs are mainly what I am researching and thinking now so do we have people who are on the same page with me?? Since we all are trying to figure out how to get scholarships or grants for masters I thought that may be helpful to have a small community and share things internally.
Turkiye Burslari is on my list and my best friend ❤️@haksengv is going to mentor students with their application. Deadline is 20 th February) I know we don't have much time but it's worth trying.
How is everything going here I know this channel was not active for long but from now on I am gonna be actively posting some useful stuff.
Masters programs are mainly what I am researching and thinking now so do we have people who are on the same page with me?? Since we all are trying to figure out how to get scholarships or grants for masters I thought that may be helpful to have a small community and share things internally.
Turkiye Burslari is on my list and my best friend ❤️@haksengv is going to mentor students with their application. Deadline is 20 th February) I know we don't have much time but it's worth trying.
BY Khusanova | Personal Blog
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