Coursera Financial Aid Answers

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                       Why are you applying for Financial Aid?

N.B :- Just change the Course name according to your course. Suppose you are Choosing python course, then add python course instead of machine learning.


I’m a student from India and want to learn Machine Learning. I am in my second year of B.Tech in college in India. I am currently unemployed and I am yet to be placed in my college. My father is a Business man in a small urban area in India. My mother is a homemaker who keeps assisting my father. This course is therefore too expensive for me to afford.  In this circumstance, it is very much difficult for me to gather such amount of money for the certificate. This course will boost my job prospects after graduation from my institute. It will help perform better in understanding and learning this technology and give me an edge over my competitors. A verified certificate will attach credibility to the certificate I receive from this course. I plan to complete all assignments on or before time. Financial Aid will help me take this course without any adverse impact on my family. So I’m badly in need of this financial aid. Receiving this Financial Aid will open for me a new horizons of the world of Coursera courses , which in turn will help me in future.


      How will taking this course help you achieve your career goals?


 



If answered No,
-  Sir, the financial status of the family is not too good to pay the loan amount. We already have a lot of dept in the bank and my parents are paying it on regular basis. It would make their life even harder to add a new loan over them. Sir, i don’t want to put any pressure over them. Sir, it would be a great help for me to get a good job and help my family if I’m able to get this course.

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