
If you are considering graduate school abroad or planning to move overseas for studies or work, this session is for you.
I completed my Master’s in the United States as a STEM student and have navigated the academic, cultural, and professional aspects of living abroad. I understand that beyond applications and test scores, there are practical questions about affordability, internships, cultural adjustment, safety, community, and long term career outcomes.
In this conversation, we can discuss:
• Profile evaluation for graduate programs
• University shortlisting based on goals and budget
• SOP direction and overall application strategy
• Scholarships and funding considerations
• What living abroad is actually like as an international student
• Internships, networking, and job search realities
• Visa processes and common challenges
• Concerns specific to women and underrepresented students in STEM
You are welcome to bring specific questions or simply use this as a clarity call to think through your options.
I will share my experience honestly and thoughtfully. The goal is not to push you in any direction, but to help you make a well informed decision that aligns with your goals and circumstances.
This space is open to students from all backgrounds and disciplines.