How can I cover a gap of two to three months in my professional career when applying for study abroad programs?
Yes, a 2 - 3 month gap in your professional career is manageable when applying for study abroad programs.
Be transparent and concise about the gap in your Statement of Purpose (SOP) or CV. Briefly explain the reason, such as preparing for exams like IELTS, researching universities, or focusing on personal development.
Highlight any productive activities during this period - like online courses, volunteering, or short-term projects - to show initiative and growth. Use a clear structure to connect these activities to your study goals.
If you need help framing your explanation, your LeapScholar counsellor can guide you.
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