PROGRAMS AND CAREER

• Choose a program you can make into a career; otherwise there's no point in spending time and money on something that can't give you any long-term benefit
• Match your interests to your abilities; if you're not good at biology, you can't make a successful career in it, academic or professional.
• Make an informed decision- do a little research on the trends of the industry you intend to operate in
• Consult acquaintances and experts- talk to your friends and families as well as our facilitators who will help you make the best decision

AFFORDABILITY

• Consider the amount of money you can spend on education, monthly or yearly
• Evaluate further earning opportunities
• Review our financial aid options

FLEXIBILITY

• Work out how much time you can give to studies on a daily basis. This will largely depend on your work hours and other commitments so consider it carefully.
• Consider holiday time and assignments deadlines: how much time can you allocate?
• Divide your time: match your courses to the number of hours you can allot. This will give you a rough idea how much study load you can take in a day
• Prepare for make-up study in case you miss out on study hours on any given day

COMPLETION OF STUDIES

• Find out which courses you can get transfers for.
• Prioritize: how soon do you want to complete your studies and how willing are you to do it?
• Inform the facilitator about your ideal date of completion. Based on that, our facilitator will suggest the best course of action to take.