Unlocking Opportunities

Global Learning Bridge (GLB) is dedicated to facilitating higher education opportunities for high school graduates within the refugee community, including pathways to universities like University of the People (UoPeople), an online university based in the USA, and other reputable institutions. While the GLB initiative does not directly provide grants or scholarships, it plays a crucial role in assisting students in winning these benefits. Through strategic partnerships and guidance, GLB supports students in navigating the competitive landscape of grants and scholarships, maximizing their chances of securing financial support to minimize or completely eliminate the costs associated with pursuing a bachelor's degree in fields such as health science, computer science, and business administration. The initiative provides extensive resources, mentorship, and application assistance to empower students in their pursuit of these funding opportunities, ensuring that they can access higher education with minimal financial burden.

Here's how the GLB initiative assists high school graduates in accessing higher education with minimal or no cost:

1. Grant and Scholarship Support: GLB Initiative actively seeks out and secures grants and scholarships specifically designated for refugee students. These financial resources are utilized to cover tuition expenses, course materials, and related educational costs, ensuring that high school graduates can pursue their chosen degree programs without financial constraints.

2. Enabling Accessible Education: GLB Facilitates admission in University of the People and Other institutions. Through this initiative, qualified refugee students are guided through the application and admission processes, ensuring a smooth transition into the chosen degree programs.

3. Academic Counseling and Guidance: GLB initiative provides personalized academic counseling and guidance to high school graduates, helping them navigate the university selection process. Students receive assistance in choosing the most suitable degree programs aligning with their interests, career goals, and eligibility for available grants and scholarships.

4. Application and Admission Support: The GLB initiative assists students with preparing strong applications, including guidance on writing personal statements, obtaining recommendation letters, and completing necessary documentation. Support is provided throughout the application and admission process, ensuring that students have the best chance of securing admission into their desired universities.

5. Connection to Resources: GLB connects high school graduates with a range of resources, including online learning platforms, digital libraries, and academic support services, enabling them to access educational materials and support systems necessary for successful completion of their higher education journey.

6. Ongoing Mentorship and Networking: The GLB initiative offers ongoing mentorship and networking opportunities, connecting students with professionals and alumni in their respective fields of study. This support fosters personal and professional growth, guiding students towards internships, job placements, and career advancement opportunities.

Global Learning Bridge (GLB) empowers high school graduates within the refugee community, providing pathways to higher education and a brighter future. Through strategic partnerships, guidance, and support, GLB assists students in accessing reputable institutions, particularly in fields like health science, computer science, and business administration. While not directly providing grants or scholarships, GLB plays a vital role in helping students secure financial benefits, breaking down barriers and fostering personal and professional growth. By transforming lives through education, GLB strives for a more inclusive and equitable world.

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"Essential Prerequisites: Higher Secondary, A-Level, or GED"

Prerequisits

In the realm of education, prerequisites serve as fundamental requirements that must be fulfilled prior to pursuing higher levels of academic study. Among these prerequisites, three common pathways include but may not be limited* to the following:

• Higher Secondary education (English medium

• A-Level qualifications, OR

• The GED (American High School Equabalency

*contact us for information about "other pathways"