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"The professors at Sault College are very helpful; they even know us by our name. When they call us by name we feel like we have a personal connection. It’s a good thing. My favorite thing about Sault Ste. Marie is the people. They are very warm, welcoming, and helpful and we feel like we are at home in Sault Ste. Marie."

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"Sault Ste Marie has provided me with incredible new opportunities. Each encounter is unique, from the beautiful landscapes that we can explore to the amazing people we might meet in the community. It’s a charming city where you will find out friendly and welcoming people who will make you feel special and appreciated. I am pretty sure that I still have a lot to discover, so I’m taking advantage of any opportunity, living each moment and sharing culture while learning new things."

"I was very nervous about deciding to start my new life in another country with my whole family. There were successes and of course struggles during the preparation, but Sault College staff supported me from every aspect. They give me confidence every day that I can achieve new goals in a whole new environment."

“Curtin has a very vibrant campus. The student guild has done an amazing job in creating events as frequently as possible to keep the campus interesting and make it more than just a place to attend classes and go home. The campus itself has a welcoming vibe and makes you want to stick around. I love how there’s a wide variety of foods, both from the campus’s cafés and the plentiful food trucks.”

I chose London Met because of the opportunity to study the emerging and advanced subject that is data analytics, and to broaden my horizons. I wanted to work inside classrooms where the students were diverse, which is also why I chose this University.

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People are really friendly here, and there is a positive environment all around Western Sydney University. We are one of the most flexible and accepting universities and studying with us will give you a competitive advantage in the future. People are really helpful and if you need any assistance make sure you talk to someone about it.

I found Murdoch to have a significant student focused approach to teaching and learning in which students were prioritized. This granted me unimpeded access to academic staff members and student services when I was in need of both academic and pastoral support. My course had direct relevance in the real workplace, so I did not struggle with excessive theoretical classroom work. At the same time, I had ample opportunity to be creative with my research project on non-chemical grain storage. The practical field visits during my master's degree were also an eye opener to Australia’s expertise on border security

"I am 19 years old. I was born in a family of 7 people: my grandparents, my parents, my 2 siblings and me. My father works as a construction worker. He is a violent man and addicted to alcohol. My mom does the hired jobs to get an unstable income and she burnt almost of that in to the gamble. My elder brother indulges in pleasure. When seeing my family's situation, I think that, there is no way out for me to be released from it but education. And KOTO has really given me that precious chance".

       

"I don’t know anything about my father. My elder brother and I used to wander from place to place with my mother. It was a really hard time for us. When I was 8 years old, my mother sent us to a children's shelter. When I heard about the KOTO training program, I knew this was the right place for me.  I applied to KOTO in the previous intake but I was not able to demonstrate my determination. This year, after much thought and determining my life goals and was able to prove my strong motivation and commitment to KOTO and the studies, I was accepted. I feel so lucky to have been accepted this time. KOTO provides me with an amazing opportunity to create a brighter future for myself".

Griffith's support services have made university the best time of my life. I love getting involved with the university community through programs such as Griffith Mates and Orientation activities, and I have met so many amazing people throughout my time here. Staff are friendly and will always try their best to answer any questions you may have.

"My father passed away 2 years ago and my mother remarried. Prior to joining KOTO, I was living on my own. I did many jobs such as ironing clothes or working as an internet sales assistant but my income was very unstable.
In my free time, I like playing football and playing with cats and dogs. Sometimes I reward myself with a sleep in. In the future, I wish I could have an opportunity to travel to many places to appreciate cultural diversity. I would also like to try camping and BBQs and endless chit chat with friends. My strength is that, I am quite independent, I dont want to rely on anyone because it might make me lazy".

I chose Griffith University because it allowed me to do two degrees at once very easily. Everyone was very helpful in admissions and answered my questions thoroughly and on time. Although Griffith is a big university the contact with staff and admin is very accessible. Being a transfer student Griffith has allowed me to transfer credits easily as well!

I chose to study the Doctor of Medicine at Griffith University after it came highly recommended to me by a friend.