🔺 r/InternationalStudentsuBeginning-Row-6345·47 days ago
Accepted but couldn't go? There might be a second chance
Have you ever been accepted into an international education program but couldn't go due to lack of funding? I know exactly how that feels. Something similar happened to me with UWC (United World Colleges), a global network of international schools — I got the spot, but not the money. It was devastating. We're currently building a short course inspired by that experience, designed for people in the same situation — accepted on merit, missed the opportunity because of money. The project is currently being officially evaluated by UWC International. For a short but unforgettable experience. We're building the organizing team — looking for help with things like outreach, content, and coordination. Happy to answer any questions. If you're interested, DM me a short intro about yourself and what you'd like to help with — we'll take it from there. submitted by /u/Beginning-Row-6345 to r/InternationalStudents [link] [comments]