What should I do now that I can't study in the current course to lack of funding

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The discussion centers on an individual who completed O and A level exams in Bangladesh and the UK, respectively, and attended Imperial College London for a BSc in physics. After facing financial difficulties, they interrupted their studies after the second year and are now unable to return due to unresolved tuition fees. The individual is exploring options in the USA and Canada, considering whether to transfer to another university or start a new course entirely. They seek advice on whether to abandon their current field of study or pursue a fresh academic path.
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Hello,

I completed my O level exams in 2006 from Bangladesh and my A level exams in 2009 from the UK with A's in all the subjects. Then I enrolled at Imperial College London on the BSc physics program. I completed my second year in 2011 and then I faced a financial problem, so I spoke with my department head and was allowed to interrupt my studies for one year.

Now, I am supposed to go back to the UK in October for my final year, but since I haven't managed my tuition fee, I have decided to withdraw from the course.

Now, I am looking into opportunities in the USA and Canada to either transfer to another university or to begin a new course altogether.

I would be grateful if you could suggest whether I should drop the subject entirely (i.e. not think of transferring) or start out fresh in another course.
 
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