Hey,
I have cleared my 12th in 2014 then joined engineering and dropped out. Have work experience in 2015-2016 and from 2019-now. Can I go for bachelor degree to Canada or uk with some scholarship?

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Hey, 
I have cleared my 12th in 2014 then joined engineering and dropped out. Have work experience in 2015-2016  and from 2019-now. Can I go for bachelor degree to Canada or uk with some scholarship?

Deepali Singh · Accepted Answer

Yes, you absolutely can, and your work experience is a plus point for you that will help you get into any desired university of yours easily, either in Canada or the UK. Here is a list of universities that you can target:
University of TorontoMcGill UniversityUniversity of British ColumbiaYork UniversityUniversit&eacute; de Montr&eacute;alUniversity of OttawaUniversity of VictoriaCarleton UniversityDalhousie UniversityLaval UniversityUniversity of BirminghamUniversity of OxfordIf you have any further queries just ask me.

Abhiyudaya Chauhan · Answer

When considering pursuing a bachelor's degree in Canada or the UK, especially for those with educational gaps and a varied work history, it's important to understand each country's admissions criteria and scholarship opportunities. 
Both nations value diverse student backgrounds but have different expectations and resources.
In Canada, universities might look favorably on your practical work experience when evaluating your application. 
They typically require your high school transcripts and might request explanations for educational gaps, which can be addressed in your statement of purpose. To increase your chances of obtaining a scholarship, focus on institutions that offer scholarships specifically for international students or those with unique life experiences. 
The Canadian government and various foundations also provide scholarships like the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships and Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship, which you could consider, depending on your qualifications and the degree program's alignment with the scholarship criteria.
In the UK, universities are quite rigorous in their academic requirements but also consider work experience as a valuable asset. 
Your application would need to include a strong personal statement that explains your educational journey and professional experiences. Scholarships in the UK can be highly competitive. It would be beneficial to target specific scholarships offered through universities or external bodies like the Chevening Scholarships, which are open to international students with leadership qualities and strong academic backgrounds.
To enhance your application:
Highlight any continuous learning or certifications you've acquired during your work phases.
Detail your professional experiences and how they've prepared you for your intended field of study.
Demonstrate your commitment and readiness to return to academia through preparatory courses if necessary.
Applying with a non-linear educational path requires clarity and strategy, but many institutions value the diverse perspectives and maturity that non-traditional students bring to the table.

Hey, I have cleared my 12th in 2014 then joined engineering and dropped out. Have work experience in 2015-2016 and from 2019-now. Can I go for bachelor degree to Canada or uk with some scholarship?