helinues:
Nigerians will prefer Senior in Abroad

You know what I mean

Spanishmilf:
You work in a travel agency yet you don't really follow update on countries, From next year all international graduates could qualify for a two-year period to work in the UK.

OLUJOSHINS:


Are these exams one-off

Or

Requires rewriting after some years?

Thanks in advance

Seankay323:
If you have the opportunity to study abroad without breaking sweat to get the funds my guy go o because what you will learn outside university alone is more than what some people that head government agencies in Nigeria cant relate to. Even mixing with people for 6 months from other countries or locals, o boy ur perspective about life will change. Although job is not guaranteed but some people underestimate learning outside class. UK is not worth going to except engineering , medicine , core IT maybe accounting even you are better off studying nursing self than accounting. UK exchange rate now is no joke o . if the university can't guarantee me internship in a company in UK , with a 2:1 . I can't go to UK. Canada is offering citizenship and cost less to school there . so for me US AND CANADA everywhere else na major risk the former are calculated risk.

ritze:

You wouldn't know what he's talking about until you're in his shoes. Majority of the responses i have read so far are extremely ignorant and the person you're attacking has posted one of the most realistic response.

If your parents are paying of course no regrets.

Put you hard earned savings in it, get the visa, study hard, graduate with good grades and see yourself working for peanuts or so under a 23 year old fresh graduate with B.Sc as your manager, then come back and post this comment here.

As for the OP, I'd say studying abroad is worth every penny but still a risk. You're not 100 percent guaranteed a job. But do your thing and see how it works for you. Its hard for anyone to admit regret but there a lots of testimonies too.

God bless our hustle

NwanyiOkpa:
Good morning,

I hope you are doing great. I intend going abroad for my masters, come this august 2020. I have secured admissions in the USA for MSc. Mechanical Engineering. i have partial funding already and i will be paying for the rest.

To better make my decision, did you have any regrets with studying abroad? did it give you an edge during your job search?

Thanks.

Luckybelt:
It is good but you need more to succeed in life. I had my masters in Nigeria but from my experience in the office where lots of my colleagues studied abroad, foreign masters help to give access to lots of tools to work with and can increase productivity.

Though through hard work many people who didn’t study abroad beat them in productivity.

Unless you really have the money don’t make foreign masters program a priority. Study the trend of things and use the money to key into it instead. Success these days don’t depend on certificate.

truthsayer009:


PLEASE GO.

Realistically, If you are going there for Mechanical Engineering, It is good. it's a STEM course & lots of opportunities there.

Also, no matter what happens. Please don't come back home to Nigeria with your US certificate thinking you have an edge. YOU DON"T.

During your time in school, find a cool headed educated STEM Black American graduate & marry him. Continue your life & live happily ever after.
Don't mess around with Nigerians that won't offer you anything, BE WISE PLEASE.

AkeNathan:


When facing the Visa Officer at the Embassy, talk as though you have genuine plans to return to Nigeria after your Msc and continue plying your trade locally from where you had stopped.

But when you get to the US, find out how to extend your stay and finally land citizenship.

This country is not worth borning your kids in.

NwanyiOkpa:
Good morning,

I hope you are doing great. I intend going abroad for my masters, come this august 2020. I have secured admissions in the USA for MSc. Mechanical Engineering. i have partial funding already and i will be paying for the rest.

To better make my decision, did you have any regrets with studying abroad? did it give you an edge during your job search?

I have try messaging but don't know how. Would like to know the process 9067373917 WhatsApp only. Thnks

Thanks.

NwanyiOkpa:
Good morning,

I hope you are doing great. I intend going abroad for my masters, come this august 2020. I have secured admissions in the USA for MSc. Mechanical Engineering. i have partial funding already and i will be paying for the rest.

To better make my decision, did you have any regrets with studying abroad? did it give you an edge during your job search?

Thanks.

NwanyiOkpa:


I am passionate about engineering and so far, Nigeria can't give me what i want.

PS: I am focusing on Robotics and Automation.

Mailthaddeus:
Are u going abroad for more study because u wanna have an edge in job search, or u are going because u want to gain more relevant knowledge that will make u a better engineer?

Ur mindset needs to be changed here. Continuesly develop urself with quality learning and the sky will be ur limit. Jobs and opportunities naturally come to a prepared mind.

xoxocandy:
My friend is currently doing masters abroad and he's deff not regreting

NwanyiOkpa:



Waste as how?

groovie:


This forum is been monitored. Data about Nigerian youths is been gleaned from this forum 24/7. Be careful what you say

NwanyiOkpa:
Good morning,

I hope you are doing great. I intend going abroad for my masters, come this august 2020. I have secured admissions in the USA for MSc. Mechanical Engineering. i have partial funding already and i will be paying for the rest.

To better make my decision, did you have any regrets with studying abroad? did it give you an edge during your job search?

Thanks.

Erediauwa:
Don't occupy your mind with negativity....

Think positive and you won't have any regrets whatsoever.

Still hustling to get the much needed funds for my Msc which I intend to do in the Netherlands.

cliqtips:
Please I'll like to ask one or more questions.

Are you on scholarship ?

What are the procedures you followed for your application ?

NwanyiOkpa:
Good morning,

I hope you are doing great. I intend going abroad for my masters, come this august 2020. I have secured admissions in the USA for MSc. Mechanical Engineering. i have partial funding already and i will be paying for the rest.

To better make my decision, did you have any regrets with studying abroad? did it give you an edge during your job search?

Thanks.

Ijebulogic:
Please which schools did Aliko Dangote, Elumelu and Chagoury do their masters before they made it in Nigeria? Bottom line ...have a Vision and build a plan around your vision...if your plan includes a master's ...so be it! Also remember that university is NOT university o! Harvard is not Minnesota Tech. If you must go abroad, try and attend the top 30 unis in the US at least .

forlexxy:

Well u said u don't know any one..
I know 2 people and they are ballers now.
.At least doing masters abroad will boost ur level of confidence a little than doing it in Nigeria

safarigirl:
those people who regret going abroad for Masters would not be any better if they had remained in Nigeria for it.

Someone that cannot make something of abroad Masters would never have made anything from Nigerian Masters Did they think they would just throw the abroad certificate on the table and get jobs? What extra qualifications did they get? Did they attain any networking skills to be able to harness their knowledge to those in positions of authority or did they just lay back and think a piece of paper would do all the talking?