Time2Smile:

Squirrels are everywhere America, they are lovely little creatures that add natural touch to the environment. They aren't meant for pepper soup. Dont get arrested for illegal hunting. I know you are joking Sha.

Coloniel5000:
please I need advise, what do I do when the graduate coordinator/advisor of my program doesn't reply emails. he's got a serious issue when it comes to replying emails. he's new, not like the previous one who reply emails with warmness and makes you feel important and welcome. this one is just frustrating and annoying. please what would you advise I do. thanks.

femi312:
No that is too much and its repetition for the most part. He/she can get everything he/she wants in part 13 only

jelmusboy:
Is this interview

LagosismyHome:


No transit needed

learner007:
So ABUJA EMBASSY is now closed till further notice bah? To think of the stress people in the Northern part will have to go through traveling down to Lagos for interview, that has no approval guarantee, is really sad. All will be well soon

learner007:


Uncle police/US law maker, No be everything you see u Must explain. WE already know u r proficient in English...brush up your sense of humour a bit. It I'll help you. Thank you!

Time2Smile:

Squirrels are everywhere America, they are lovely little creatures that add natural touch to the environment. They aren't meant for pepper soup. Dont get arrested for illegal hunting. I know you are joking Sha.

learner007:
So ABUJA EMBASSY is now closed till further notice bah? To think of the stress people in the Northern part will have to go through traveling down to Lagos for interview, that has no approval guarantee, is really sad. All will be well soon

GboyegaD:


If he wants to go to graduate school and do excellently well, no material is too much to read. He would do good reading from the foundations and also understand how things have evolved. Most importantly, he might even read testimonials of success that might challenge him and the bring out the best of him.

Knight1990:



Oh boy! There'll be serious crowd at the Lagos consulate

Knight1990:



Oh boy! There'll be serious crowd at the Lagos consulate

femi312:
Reading part 1 to 14 is waste of precious time that he can put into something else. One part is enough to give the much needed insight. Infact the earlier parts are obsolete.

jelmusboy:
Are you sure this profile can enter Cornell especially your GPA? Just thinking though

Spotlighte:


Nice profile. So what schools are you applying to?

How do I access the WES unofficial grading? I'll like to also know what my GPA is on the scale of 4.0

Gewezzy1:
I shall give my testimony soon���

Northeastern:


Congratulations on you first and thank you for being proactive.

While the admission session for fall 2019 just commenced or is about to commence for some schools, I think you are still in good shape to beat the general financial aid deadline of December 15th for most US schools.

The following components are considered for your application

1. Your undergraduate GPA
2. Your test scores
3. Your Letters of recommendation
4. Your essay or statement of purpose
5. Your work experience or research work
And six, your interview if you are invited for one.

So the only thing that stands in your way now is the test scores of which you need the GRE. Go to this thread and get all you need to ace the test https://www.nairaland.com/1832477/how-achieve-high-scores-gre

Once you are done. You can now face the application for admission in earnest. Before other contributors come, please make sure you get full scholarship as your first has already put you in good staed. Also, do not shy away from applying for a Phd as plenty money comes with most phd admissions.

You must ace your GRE. PLEASE YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY TO SCHOOL HERE IF YOU SUBMIT A STELLAR APPLICATION. We had our orientation today and I just noticed that almost all the international students got a GA and that is for an MBA with a STEM designation.
See this link for funding https://www.profellow.com/tips/fully-funded-phd-programs-in-mathematics/

See this one: https://www.baylor.edu/math/index.php?id=53575 Baylor will give you $22,500 per year after waiving your tuition with the promise to even earn more.

I have said it before, going to school for free should be your least worries if you can settle down and read. Many people are not aware of the power of the internet of information.

femi312:
First you need to decide on the course to study based on your future plans. I don't really know much about the prospect of mathematics but I believe data science is booming right now and the prospect of job seem high. Do your own research and check the bureau of labor statistics website to see things for yourself. Graduating with a first class will really make things a little easy for you if you complement it with a good GRE say >315. Please don't go and apply to one nonsense school with your first class, dream big, aim high and do your part. However spread your risk from high ranked schools to mid ranked. Forget about cheapest schools and concentrate on getting a good GRE score. All things being equal, You shouldn't pay a dime for tuition if you get a good GRE score to complement your GPA. All your energy right now should be on researching for good schools and how to get a good GRE score. The post below will give you an insight on the procedure.

Tunmise100:
STAY INFORMED:

Temporary Closure of U.S. Embassy Abuja’s Consular
Section

Until further notice, all consular appointments at the
U.S. Embassy in Abuja have temporarily ceased for
both visa and for American Citizen Services (ACS).
Consular functions in U.S. Consulate Lagos are not
affected and will continue.
Scheduled visa and ACS applicants for Abuja will be
contacted for rescheduling.

American citizens in northern Nigeria with emergency
services needs should continue to contact the after-
hours emergency number for Abuja at 09461-4000 and
press “0” to go to the operator to request assistance.
American citizens in northern Nigeria with urgent travel
needs who are travelling before Tuesday and who are
willing to re-schedule their travel through Lagos should
contact the ACS office at Consulate Lagos ( 01460
3400 and LagosACS@state.gov) to discuss their options. Those travelling after Tuesday should follow up with Abuja ACS to confirm their appointments closer to
their appointment date.

Please monitor this page and the Website of the U.S.
Embassy for a later announcement of resumed
consular operations in Abuja.

http:///2vI9HcY

100kobo:


There is no smoke without fire. The US I know acts only on credible intelligence. There is trouble in the land and we all seem blind to it. The latest theatrics in the National Assembly portends grave danger to our sociopolitical terrain. The country is about imploding, and our Leader is away on a "foreign" trip.

Let's pray for Nigeria.