Hey everyone! I’m planning to study abroad for my undergrad and I’ve heard I might have to take exams like the GRE. I’m a bit confused about which scholarships I can apply for and how to find unis in the US, UK, and Canada that offer them. Also, how do you even apply for these scholarships? Would really appreciate any guidance 
Hey! Great that you’re thinking ahead 
Just a heads up though—GRE is usually for master’s, not undergrad. For undergrad, you’d mostly need to take the SAT or ACT, along with English tests like IELTS or TOEFL depending on the country. As for scholarships, loads of unis offer merit-based ones if your grades and test scores are solid.
Yup, exactly! A lot of unis in the US automatically consider you for scholarships when you apply no separate form is needed. Look into schools like University of Toronto, UBC, and McGill in Canada, and in the UK, check out University of Birmingham, Nottingham, and Leeds. They all have some form of funding or entrance scholarships for international students.