University of Colorado at Boulder

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There are numerous reasons to pursue a dual Master's degree program. Here are a few of the most important:

Academic resources - You will access a wealth of scholarly resources through the universities in which you are enrolled.
Employability - Having two Masters degrees may give you an advantage over other candidates in the job market, demonstrating that you have the skills required for success in a difficult environment.
International perspective - Living and studying abroad can be an extremely rewarding experience, opening up new avenues and perspectives that would otherwise be missed. And having a global perspective will help you when you graduate and start looking for work.
Language abilities - Even if the course is taught entirely in English, many foreign universities will provide language classes to double Masters students. Depending on the location, you could improve your existing language skills or learn a completely new one.
Richer study opportunities - Because you'll be taking two courses at two (or more) universities, you'll gain a broader, more comprehensive understanding of your chosen subject. You'll be able to investigate and question the connections between the programs, which you can then use as a foundation for your dissertation.
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Later on, the electives differ from university to university. However, it doesn’t mean they will completely differ. For example, you could choose data structure, linguists, optimization or maybe advanced algorithms. Now it is possible that you may not find all these electives in a different data science course in a different university.

But as I mentioned, these are the most common topics you will find in a data science course abroad:

linear regression
Python
SQL
statistics
data libraries

These are the very basic topics every data science course has. Like you have to learn python to some extent even if you are not planning for a career in it. Topics like these are also used in interviews of university students or for a job. It is very likely to see some foundation questions that can trick you if you choose to skip any of these topics.

Just like trigonometry in school, basic areas of data science may seem useless, but they are not.  People are literally making a career out of Python language. And it's not even rare to do so. Basically, you can master any area of data science and later convert it into electives to get specialization. All standard data science courses allow you to start your specialization in the second year.

Except for these topics, the number of electives you can pick can differ. But mostly, it’s very flexible for students. Some universities offer added courses along with your specialization. However, I would not consider it common as not every university does so.

Except for UK based universities, the curriculum of every data science course is somewhat similar. The real difference is in the teaching method. In the UK, they have one-year master courses. They are fast and directly start with your specialization. If you are clear on your goals and career plans, this might be the best one for you. Anyway, I hope I have given enough information so you can make your decision. Let me know if you need anything else.

I understand that finances can look like a big hindrance to your study abroad dream but don’t worry, there is always a way. While you can not get a fully-funded scholarship, you can look for scholarships that cover most part of your expenses. Here I have created a list of top scholarships and what all do they cover:

Fulbright Nehru Master’s fellowship 

The scholarship covers - a J-1 USA student visa support facility, economic class flight fares (round trip from the student’s hometown to the institution in the USA), 75%tuition fees, accident and sickness coverage as per the U.S. Government guidelines. 

The scholarship is awarded to just 4000 international students each year. 

Chevening Scholarship 

Funded by the UK government, the scholarship rewards up to £18,000 (INR 18,00,000). The acceptance rate for the Chevening Scholarship is around 3%. As an example in 2019, of the 63000 applicants, only 1800 were awarded the scholarship.

Commonwealth Scholarship 

Apart from the tuition fees, it covers airfare from the home country to the UK and return. The UK government also gives you a living allowance worth GBP 1084 per month. But the catch here is that this scholarship is awarded to ONLY 700 students each year, and the no. of applications is easily 90 Thousand to a Lakh.  

As mentioned, the acceptance rate of these scholarships is pretty low and you need to be double sure if your profile matches their requirements. Different countries have different scholarships and not all schools in a country would accept a single scholarship. The point is, the scholarships accepted would be varying across countries, schools, programs etc. 

So factors like your desired country, school, program, all of it will help you find the right scholarship for you. 

I know it can look a bit difficult to do all this by yourself. I suggest you directly get in touch with Study Abroad Experts here for FREE. They will analyse your profile and will help you with relevant details like what scholarships you can apply to or the loans that you can depend upon. 

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The procedure and marks you need to get a scholarship for a student exchange program is not that complex. The important thing to note here is that you will need a full profile instead of just marks. There are other things on your profile as well that are responsible for admission and scholarship.

First let's start with the procedure. To get a scholarship for a student exchange program first thing you will need to do is build a profile before admission. The scholarship process will ask you to present your admission letter as a proof. The common procedure is to go to the government portal and start applying. There you will see all the scholarships you can apply for based on your profile.

About how many marks you need. Most of the scholarships are merit based. Therefore, it is not about how much marks you need but how much marks you can obtain matters. Among all the available scholarship slots, only the best candidates are awarded. Few scholarships apply to your financial condition but those aren't that common. I suggest you study and get as many marks as possible to be secured.

Bachelors in Business Administration (BBA) is a very common program available in USA universities. You won’t find any complexity in finding the right institutes or a course. The average tuition for BBA in the USA  is around 20 lakhs per year. If you choose a less prestigious university, you can reduce your expenses.

I hope this cleared your doubts on this topic. If you need a personalized experience, I suggest getting in touch with the experts here for free. They can consult you regarding any abroad studies related topics such as scholarship, programs, universities and visa. Hope it helps.