Except these days most of them charge fees to apply. I’ve already spent like $300 on applications and transcripts and I still haven’t been able to start a masters degree.
Apply after you’ve got a job and you’re making some money. At some point that $300 fee won’t feel like a huge deal. As someone with work experience, perhaps in a related field to what you’re applying to study in, naturally, they’re more likely to accept you. But hey, if it’s a bland enough application, you might still be able to get that rejection letter!
It’s never too late to be rejected by your favorite university!
Except these days most of them charge fees to apply. I’ve already spent like $300 on applications and transcripts and I still haven’t been able to start a masters degree.
Apply after you’ve got a job and you’re making some money. At some point that $300 fee won’t feel like a huge deal. As someone with work experience, perhaps in a related field to what you’re applying to study in, naturally, they’re more likely to accept you. But hey, if it’s a bland enough application, you might still be able to get that rejection letter!