How are you funding your studies?
My education will be partially funded by my uncle with an amount of $33,000. My uncle has been my source of support since 2010, after my Dad suffered a spine injury as a result of an accident. He earns an annual income of $225,000 from his private hospital, real estates, cashew company and also from his mining and construction company. He is the Member of Parliament for Nkoranza South and the former deputy minister for local government. I have also been approved for a $65,618 loan by Mpower finance. With this combination of the loan and my uncle’s support, I am confident in my ability to cover both tuition and living expenses throughout my studies.
<|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|> Respond as an interviewee to the Visa officer's question, providing a clear and compelling reason for choosing to study in the United States, highlighting the academic program's reputation, home-ties facilities, and opportunities for practical experience.. Note that you are requesting for F1-Visa.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|> This is the question: How are you funding your studies?<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> My education will be partially funded by my uncle with an amount of $33,000. My uncle has been my source of support since 2010, after my Dad suffered a spine injury as a result of an accident. He earns an annual income of $225,000 from his private hospital, real estates, cashew company and also from his mining and construction company. He is the Member of Parliament for Nkoranza South and the former deputy minister for local government. I have also been approved for a $65,618 loan by Mpower finance. With this combination of the loan and my uncle’s support, I am confident in my ability to cover both tuition and living expenses throughout my studies.<|eot_id|>