This video has Bangla subtitles!

⏱️ Topics Discussed (Timestamps):
00:00 – Intro
01:06 – How do you get into Harvard Medical School?
02:56 – Did you know that you would get into Harvard?
03:20 – How much financial aid do you get at Harvard?
04:04 – Life of a Harvard student
05:03 – Where are you from in Bangladesh?
05:48 – What makes your essays stand out – https://youtu.be/QZ0ZGXZHWv0
06:34 – What are you doing in this lockdown?
07:41 – Can you make a video about SAT and Scholarship in USA?
07:50 – What’s the perfect time to apply? Is gap year a problem?
08:48 – What were your extra-curricular activities? https://youtu.be/CV6zRKO1p0A
10:41 – What should you focus on to get into top school from Bangla medium?
12:18 – What’s your goal after graduation?
13:17 – Will this year be hard for international students to get into top Universities or financial aid?
13:31 – Teacher don’t agree to support me with recommendation letters, then what will I do?
13:55 – Are summer camps in USA worth it? read more

Almost 50% of golf clubs in South Africa are just weeks away from financial collapse. The golf industry contributes close to R49 billion per annum to the South African economy and offers employment to approximately 60 000 people of which 85% come from the vulnerable sector. The golfing industry and clubs in particular are now pleading with government to relax restrictions for the sport to resume before possibly closing for good.

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Some Saudi women were just starting their career in the tourism industry when Saudi Arabia was hit by the Coronavirus pandemic. For them, the downturn is particularly damaging because it struck just as their efforts to enter the workforce and gain greater financial independence were gaining traction.

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The cover-up of the CCP virus outbreak in Wuhan saw many residents lose their loved ones. Many families have been traumatized both emotionally and financially.

Introduction: Ms. Wang’s husband died from the CCP virus. She also contracted the virus herself, she is now disabled with a damaged lung. Her teenage son who would not reveal his pain to her. Still mourning the death of her husband, she carries the financial burden on her own, and governmental help is nowhere to be found. read more

Across the U.S., cities, towns and villages are facing a new coronavirus problem. It’s an unfolding financial crisis, brought on by evaporating tax revenue from things like meals and shopping. Some localities may not make it, even after slashing budgets. One estimate sees 88 percent of cities having a budget shortfall in 2020 – and up to 1 million municipal workers could lose their jobs. In Vienna, Va., outside Washington, the biggest hit could come from a meals tax, where revenues have evaporated as restaurants stay closed. This tax revenue goes to fund large, expensive projects like a community center addition and a new police station. The town has a rainy day fund – and says coronavirus is a rainy day. Read more: https://wapo.st/2zNAnya. SPECIAL OFFER: To thank you for your support, here’s a deal on a Washington Post digital subscription: $29 for one year http://washingtonpost.com/youtubeoffer. read more

Beijing responded after US President Donald Trump hinted at seeking reparations from China. Donald Trump has been vocal in criticising China’s response to Covid. Geng Shuang, spokesman, Chinese Foreign Ministry said, “American politicians have repeatedly ignored the facts and talked nonsense. The only purpose is to try to shirk their responsibility for the improper handling of their own epidemic situation and divert public attention.” Watch the full video for more.

The British government has unveiled another massive income support scheme, this time for 5 million or so self-employed people, many of whom face financial ruin from the shock of the coronavirus pandemic.

Treasury chief Rishi Sunak said the new Self-Employed Income Support Scheme will replicate the one he announced last week for those workers that firms retained rather than lay off.

Sunak said the government will pay self-employed people, who have been adversely affected by the coronavirus outbreak, a grant worth 80% of their average monthly profits over the past three years, up to 2,500 pounds ($2,975) per month. read more