StarFlux:
Which school is this? A bachelor degree with English as the language of instruction should be sufficient in most cases.

@ Ezegozie
Sorry, I don't support crime. Let me know when you want to do it the proper way.

jimbson:
Good day guys pls can someone help me out.....
Do I need to submit a copy of my secondary school transcript or just the original waec certificate

olujastro:

Which one is secondary school transcript again? The only thing I left sec. School with is my Waec and that's what is required from you as proof of English proficiency provided you have at least C6.

Ehido:
My friend since we have waited this long, lets just have a little more patience till next week.

I pray it all works out.

gunther6:

Hi, how did it turn out? I would be applying this week for the PhD program. Is there anything I should know about the acceptance rate for Nigeria/Africa? My GRE wasn't too good 321(Q161, V160 AWA3.5).
NHH requires GRE and TOEFL I applied there

bizza009:
hello guys,pls i need an advise,university of stavanger specified that university transcript and certificate from Nigeria must be certified by the awarding institutions,Does it mean i cannot certify them at the high court.Please someone should advise on how i can certify theses documents in my school.Thank you

ikswiss:
Well yeah you right but the cost of living in Norway is hell lol and yeah Sweden requires tuition payment and lets not forget that after your program you are granted a six months visa to find a job and you guys should google Sweden has one of the biggest percent of skilled immigrants in the country working professionally.. Well as for me am Swedish and half Nigerian trying to help here... One nice quote my dad always say "you use money to make money'' Goodluck to my Norwegian scholars

hybeenoni:
Please, how long does Norway allows a graduate student to stay after study?

hybeenoni:
@ Olujastro I'm currently on my application for MSc Risk Management at University of stravanger, you being a current student there, do you mind if I ask you some more questions privately?

Here is my mail ib4real200083@yahoo.com

olujastro:

I already replied you on the other thread, please ask your questions here so others can benefit as well. If I were to respond to all the PM requests I get from here weekly or discuss privately with each person, I probably won't have time to study combined with other things I have to do. That's why I still follow this Norway thread to help those who REALLY need help. Not those who can't properly seek info that's easily accessible online.

hybeenoni:

@ Olajustro I appreciate your response and time, aside the talk of availability of part time job in Stravanger as stated online, what do u have to say to that, as a current in that city?

Between Norway and Germany for my post graduate program, which du u recommend based on
* true availability of part time jobs
* ability to get job there with the certificate earned.
* extension of visa after duration of study to find job?

I would truly appreciate your response based on your first hand experiencem

Osahon7:
bro...wat is the average cost of a 3 weeks holiday in norway??

olujastro:

I would easily recommend Germany ahead of Norway.
Germany is the heart of the European economy largely built on manufacturing, while Norway is an oil based economy with little or no manufacturing sector. This means a form of 'employment recession' during bad times such as now when oil prices are low. It gets so bad that even part time jobs are very difficult to get during the lows. Stavanger is the oil capital of Norway so that should tell you it's highly affected too. Let me take this chance to advise people not to borrow money to come hoping to easily pick up a job. As it stands, there's a high probability you'll be miserable after returning d loan. Several examples abound here.

For certificate recognition, each country recognises its own certificates first before that of other countries provided the jobs are available. Norway particularly gives preference to their graduates here.

Germany gives 18 months post study visa while Norway now gives 1yr with stringent conditions I already told you before.
So that should easily inform your choice.

Best of luck!

olujastro:

Strange question. It's too complicated to answer. It all depends on what your plans of staying here are, and I'm not in your mind to know your almost every plan, things you plan to spend on/shopping, accommodation plans for 3wks. Can't help you plan your expenses so I'm surprised at the question.
Just have more than enough money cos Norway is an expensive country. Google can easily tell you that.

Bandeco:

Word. I studied in Norway and moved to Sweden upon graduation as the swedes are more liberal and has less stringent immigration policy. Also the Swedish economy is more comprehensive than Norway's. Norway is richer though

hybeenoni:
@ Ikswiss, Bandeco and Olujastro I sincerely appreciate your contributions towards educating us.

Please one more question

What do you have to say about Denmark, because I have a school willing to give scholarship there, what's opinion about their immigration policy, post study visa extension, current opportunity for part time work and settling down there as a foreigner.

hybeenoni:
@ Ikswiss I appreciate your response

Germany gives 18months post study visa, any idea abt post study visa in Denmark?

I intend applying for an MSc program there

olujastro:

So how did you port to Sweden, further studies? Cos that looks like the easiest way.

hybeenoni:
@ Ikswiss, Bandeco and Olujastro I sincerely appreciate your contributions towards educating us.

Please one more question

What do you have to say about Denmark, because I have a school willing to give scholarship there, what's opinion about their immigration policy, post study visa extension, current opportunity for part time work and settling down there as a foreigner.