You might think research is only for people with fancy degrees, lab coats, and years of university behind them. But that is not entirely true. If you have curiosity, dedication, and some free time after school, you can start your journey as a researcher right now. In fact, high school can be the perfect time to get started because you have fewer responsibilities, fresh ideas, and a hunger to learn that many people lose later on. Here is a simple five step process that you can actually follow without feeling

If you have already started your undergraduate studies in Bangladesh but feel like your academic path needs a change of scenery, transferring to a US university might be the fresh start you are looking for. Many Bangladeshi students begin their higher education at home, only to realize that their dream programs, research facilities, or campus experiences lie elsewhere. The good news is that transferring is not only possible but often a smart move if you plan it right. Transferring to the US as an undergraduate is not about abandoning your

Let’s be honest, if you are a Bangladeshi student with dreams of studying abroad, you probably already have a “dream country” in your head. Maybe it’s the USA, because who doesn’t want to live in a Netflix series? Or maybe it’s Canada, because you heard that snow is romantic and maple syrup tastes like opportunity. Some people go for the UK, because they think speaking English with a British accent will automatically make them smarter. Others pick Australia because, well, kangaroos and “no winter depression.” But here’s the thing. You

Public speaking might seem a little terrifying at first (who wouldn’t get the jitters?), but here’s the secret: everyone can get good at it! And mastering this skill can really give your college applications that extra edge. Many students focus on academics or sports, but public speaking is one of those underrated ECAs that can make you stand out and show that you’re confident, articulate, and a strong communicator. If you’re new to the game, here’s the low-down on how to get started and keep improving—casually, of course. 1. Start