Getting into top international institutions after graduating from Lovely Professional University is becoming the new normal! But why go after your studies when you can make it to an elite institution abroad during your studies? You can save thousands of dollars in tuition and living expenses but still have the same experience! How? Via Lovely Professional University’s unique credit transfer program, in which you get to study at an elite foreign partner university after spending half the duration of their program at Lovely professional University. And the best part is you graduate with an international degree awarded by the partner institution!
Kindred goes the tale of Lovely Professional University’s prodigy Saurav Shrestha (MBA), once pupil to Mittal School of Business has now made it to the University of North Alabama, USA. Established in 1830, the University of North Alabama is Alabama’s oldest public university located in Florence, known for its courses in Business, Management, Health Professions, Education, etc.
After spending a year at Lovely Professional University, Saurav Shrestha, under the credit transfer program, was bestowed an opportunity to pursue his final year of MBA at the University of North Alabama with a scholarship! The USA is regarded as the pinnacle of higher education across the world, and this opportunity to graduate at one of its universities will serve as a great headstart to one’s career.
For its MBA courses, Lovely Professional University also has tie-ups with top universities like Lincoln University (New Zealand), James Cook University (Australia) for MBA 1+1 international transfer option for Vertos.
As a rule of thumb, a foreign degree or enrolling in a credit transfer program can make you more employable and fetch you a better annual package owing to the fact that you have global exposure. Lovely Professional University commends Saurav Shreshtha for his efforts and hard work! We wish him luck and prosperity in his future endeavors.
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