Dot1:
But do you know some lazy peeps will neither assent nor acquiesce to the fact that they are?

Dot1:
Are you going for a PhD?

sirRiddy: No,msc. The research requirement is really a big issue, besides my average gpa. What do u think about my chances, and what I can do to augment my profile and bolster my chances?

exxy:




if i have a driving licence, will i pay lesser if i take a bus or taxi? just curious.

chimdilawson:
Lol! slimmy i gat it! I guess she tot I was not gonna come back, buh datz way far from it, am nat an intending Immigrant trust me! as far as am concern I only had intentions of training dia cos of d FAA license. Slimmy naija sweet o! I cant actually find any reason why I shud in the US if not for studies trust me, if na money making, diaz a lotta cash to be made in dis country! tanx all dsame bro! the denial did nat come as a shock to me tho, I knew it waz a two way tin, outta d thousands of persons applying, US Embassy will certainly not grant everyone visa, and trust me, all dey need its a lil or no reason to pass u the 214 (b) paper. I checked the LABS recently, finking of getting in dia, get a prior knowledge of the course, probably work for a couple of years before toeing stewees line.

sirRiddy: I am looking for both admission and funding. None of the schools I checked is on top 40. ASU is the highest ranked, being 48. GPA is already irreversible; I am preparing as hard as I can for the GRE, let's see how it goes. As for the research thing, will a couple of months as a volunteer research boy for a university lecturer cut it after school? And must one publish papers? For MSc? ...Guys, please contribute

imperiouxx:

Great!

In which state is that toll? Those in NY are crazy...... Verrazano bridge most especially ($15/pass), only if you have Staten Island resident discount will you pay $5.50/pass.

Gevic: This forum is meant for students who wants to study in the US. So what's the big deal if such a question is asked

Joenice: OMG :-)Hahahaha. That's an "academic tsunami" Alright then :-)

osahons9:

Most likely. Maybe I should have put it in a better way. I have spoken to alot of people in the us and some in the UK too. Most people end up being married (legal or arrangee). Well, they might be wrong.

bigfrancis21:

I think I get your point. You were trying to say that green card by marriage is the major route to residency in the US. True to that, green card by marriage still remains the most commonest and easiest means of adjusting status here in the US because of the ease that comes with it. All you need to do is simply fall in love and have your GC in your hands in 1 year, or 2 years tops. I mean, take a look at all the statistics on percentages of routes to green card and the marriage route trumps the others. Last year, 2013, family based green cards made up 55% of all green cards issued and employment based green cards 13%. It is still the preferred means of adjustment because you don't have to be a 'genius' or 'exceptional' to earn it neither do you have to wait 6 long years to get it. Not to also think of the fact that green card via marriage is the only green card route that 'forgives' any prior immigration law transgressions such as a previous F1 status who violated their status, or a visitor visa alien who overstayed on his visa etc. These transgressions are difficult to forgive if adjusting via other routes to green card especially via the employment route.

People get their green cards via other routes such as employment, visa lottery, asylum etc but their numbers are small compared to the marriage route. Green card by marriage still remains the preferred route by many anytime anyday.

http://abcnews.go.com/ABC_Univision/News/green-cards-us/story?id=18240325

slimmy05: Marriage has always been the easiest truth. Even the ones that clamour about employment still has marriage first in their mind or don't you know so?

bigfrancis21:

I think I get your point. You were trying to say that green card by marriage is the major route to residency in the US. True to that, green card by marriage still remains the most commonest and easiest means of adjusting status here in the US because of the ease that comes with it. All you need to do is simply fall in love and have your GC in your hands in 1 year, or 2 years tops. I mean, take a look at all the statistics on percentages of routes to green card and the marriage route trumps the others. Last year, 2013, family based green cards made up 55% of all green cards issued and employment based green cards 13%. It is still the preferred means of adjustment because you don't have to be a 'genius' or 'exceptional' to earn it neither do you have to wait 6 long years to get it. Not to also think of the fact that green card via marriage is the only green card route that 'forgives' any prior immigration law transgressions such as a previous F1 status who violated their status, or a visitor visa alien who overstayed on his visa etc. These transgressions are difficult to forgive if adjusting via other routes to green card especially via the employment route.

People get their green cards via other routes such as employment, visa lottery, asylum etc but their numbers are small compared to the marriage route. Green card by marriage still remains the preferred route by many anytime anyday.

http://abcnews.go.com/ABC_Univision/News/green-cards-us/story?id=18240325

slimmy05: Marriage has always been the easiest truth. Even the ones that clamour about employment still has marriage first in their mind or don't you know so?

Dot1:
And what would happen to your boyfriend/girlfriend back home?....smh

ebdib:

Mr man don't be silly.
No one is your houseboy here.
If you can't get down and do some work for yourself don't expect anyone to answer your flimsy questions.

doctore89: Please how can someone register for SAT from the USA for a friend of mine that is in Nigeria? Please its Urgent. Thanks

slimmy05: Joenice, you've been frequent in romance section, what's up? Are you a romance doc?

ebdib:

No its not a must but it helps.
Meanwhile some hidden small schools offer GAs you just have to intensify your search.
What's your score range on practice tests?

otunbakolawole: @justwise I don't know if u could help. I have a friend who has a stay visa for Nigeria, he travelled out of Nigeria recently and on his return, immigration is about to bounce him back to France saying he needs to have multiple entry visa. What can he do now?

osahons9:

Some nigerians hate the truth. The backlash from my statement wasn't what I expected. I know alot of people in the US who wouldn't lie to me even juntod. So let them wait 6 additional years plus the normal msc 2 to 5 years. That's like 11 years just to go home and carry your gf/bf. God is really able!!

justwise:

Is he a Nigerian or French?

richard4ssky: Please I need gre material, please can someone send me this is my email address richard4ssky@yahoo.com please I really need your help

otunbakolawole: He's french. But has been here more than 15yrs. Going and coming