fcnaxo:
can I send u a mail privately?

Send your email or whatapp number on a mention

Go to a UPS store and provide them with the address where you want it mailed to. I'll also advice that you read the google reviews on the consulate as some people have detailed accounts of their experience there. Also, the earlier you get there, the earlier you'll leave. Try to call or email them before you travel (they don't usually pick the phone) and clarify if they have made any changes recently. They switched from USPS to UPS envelopes without any announcement to that effect.

lionlee216:


Pardon my ignorance, how do i do the post paid UPS envelope of a thing and i will like to put put signature required delivery on it.

My biometrics is 3 weeks time

Good evening all.
Thanks for your input on my previous enquiries. I am here again for another enquiry. While filling my DS-160 form, I have reached Work and education experience when their server started showing error. In fact I have filled current work. Before this error started showing. It said the error has been co.municated to the administrators. I hope this won't affect my DS-160, can I proceed to make my visa payment and book for interview?

Thanks

All this big big grammar. I talk am say the site dey craze well well. Don't worry, whenever you are ready, you can continue from where you stopped jare. Ehen you can pay whatever you want to pay and book whatever you want to book too

Shehuroj:
Good evening all.
Thanks for your input on my previous enquiries. I am here again for another enquiry. While filling my DS-160 form, I have reached Work and education experience when their server started showing error. In fact I have filled current work. Before this error started showing. It said the error has been co.municated to the administrators. I hope this won't affect my DS-160, can I proceed to make my visa payment and book for interview?

Thanks

Nobody is answering my question o, can mutual funds be presented? I also want to ask if i can book an appointment before submitting my DS-160 form

Please, gurus in the house. Kindly help me out on this

Schrodinger22:
Nobody is answering my question o, can mutual funds be presented? I also want to ask if i can book an appointment before submitting my DS-160 form

Please, gurus in the house. Kindly help me out on this

I heard it can. As long as you go with the statement the funds stemed from

sharwama:
All this big big grammar. I talk am say the site dey craze well well. Don't worry, whenever you are ready, you can continue from where you stopped jare. Ehen you can pay whatever you want to pay and book whatever you want to book too

Plz don't kill me with laugh

I will be more considerate in future

Brown2Green:


Plz don't kill me with laugh

Brown2Green:


Send your email or whatapp number on a mention

mbamaranero@gmail.com

senny4ril2424:
Let me first thank all the beautiful people on this platform...it was just by God's grace ..My interview went well yesterday and my visa was approved
I got GTA for my msc program which covers the full tuition fee for the duration of the program as well as monthly stipend

My interview yesterday went below.

Me: Good morning
VO: Good morning pass me your documents
Me: gave her the required documents

VO: how did you hear abt the university
Me: i first heard about the University during my undergraduate days through my lecturer who attended geoscience conference in the school, upon her return, she would not stop talking about the quality of academic research in the university (vo cut in)
VO: Do you have relatives over there?
Me: No No No ( I said that like 4 times)
VO: what other universities do you apply to?
Me: I applied to university of Wyoming, university of Wisconsin
VO: why this uni
ME: I'm interested in prof..... ongoing research project, this research project aligns with area of my research interest, the research is focusing on contamination and remediation of groundwater ( VO cut in) I was about saying contamination of groundwater is one of the environmental challenges in Nigeria today
VO : Did you write GRE
Me: yes
VO: your score
Me: 278
VO: what will you be doing as a graduate assistant?
Me: I will be assisting the lecturer in the preparation of course materials, I will also be assisting in marking and grading of assignments and tests (VO..cut in)
VO: when did you finish undergraduate?
Me: 2015
VO: which University?
Me: Ekiti State University
VO: what have you been doing since then
Me: I completed my NYSC 2016-2017 at national universities commission, immediately after that I got teaching job where I teach physics and geography at...... International group of school ( VO cut in is it secondary school? I said yes) I got my present job at.... Geophysical services Limited, I work as field geologist
VO: what's your plans after the degree?
Me: I intend to come back to Nigeria upon the completion of the program, I will have acquired adequate research knowledge as well as practical and field knowledge to enable me take up lecturing and research position in my alma mater (VO cut in)
VO: your visa has been approved, take your I-20 form ,you will need at the port of entry.. Take this white paper and collect your visa in three business days in the location where I circled
Me : I was like thanks thanks more that six times

My remark... VO didn't ask about how I got the scholarship ? She didnt ask about the SOA because I have deficit of 2780
Above all pray for favour and mercy of God.. Then always listen to whoever being interviewed before you. So that you can learn from their mistakes

pls what is the name of the university that offered u GTA

I am applying to a school that needs foreign transcript evaluation. I checked WES website and discovered that their process is long, is there another evaluation body I can use apart from WES?

Can I evaluate more than one transcript at once?

Who has gone through it that can explain it better?

Thanks.

Jesus!!! See Favour from above! Congrats! I tap in to you success in JESUS name...by the way, like play like play, @fairheart dream they come to pass gradually o hmmm! We already have more than 4 approvals in just this month! I must come share my testimony here too later this month by God’s grace.

ToluwalekeA:
My interview yesterday went below. Visa approved


VO:pass me ur 1-20 and passport
Me: gave her the required documents

VO: how did you hear abt the school
Me: i got to know about the university through an alumni of the uni(VO cuts in). you are tense and talking fast, just calm and dont tell me what you have memorised. she did not allow me to finish
VO: How many school did you apply to and how many gave u admission, name them
Me: GSU, MTU, ohio uni, BGSU , lafayette. All admitted
VO: why Ohio uni
ME: talking fast and obvious that i crammed my transcript(VO cuts in). if u have memorised everything how do you want me to know u are a genuine student, talk gently and tell me about ur research and not reputation or curriculum of the uni. pls answer my question now.
Me : i now spoke about my research in environmental geoscience. she cuts i. again
VO: how did u get the assistantship
Me: i applied then i was scheduled for a skype interview VO cuts in. all memorised she said.
VO: i will approve ur visa but next time when going for an internship u dont need to memorised or have a prepared transcript, just flow with the interview and answer the question asked. I am telling u for future purpose. Have a wonderful time in the US
Me : all smiling thanks i appreciate

Zanipolo:
Hi guys, my mom was granted visitors visa into the USA last year, she was offered 2 years which is to be expired in January next year, while she renews the visa is possible for her to attached a son (me) to the Dropbox, if so please what are the requirements and what are the chances of approval for me.
Need answers please

Have you been issued visa previously? If yes, do your Dropbox separately, if No, go get your visa cos it doesn’t work like that.

shayhune:
The day is drawing nearer. Commencement is approaching. It all still feels like yesterday when we were all preparing for the GRE, applying to schools, seeking funding, asking for mock interviews, reading through past interview transcripts and looking forward to a "better" life in the United States of America. I look back at this experience and all I can say is I'm grateful to God for the journey so far. It's not been all rosy living as an international student in this foreign land but every moment has been worth it. My experience here has been one of joy and regret. Joy because I keep relishing on the fact that I'm fortunate to be out of Nigeria. Regret because I wish I knew some information before migrating. In everything, I give thanks to God.

I'll just chip in some advice for tech folks(and anyone it applies to) coming or planning to come over,so you don't make same mistakes I made.
1. Whatever you learn in class is needful but challenge yourself to hone your software development skills because what really counts are your skills, not your 4.0 CGPA.
2. For the smart geeks, practice Leetcode and HackerRank questions starting from your first semester and get familiar with their problems and solutions if you really want to scale through the tough tech interviews and land a good job that will sponsor your work visa.
3. For the not-so-smart folks, if you're not ready to receive multiple rejections(or redirections as some friends call it) for jobs you applied for, just look for a good woman(USC of course) and marry as soon as you can. I'm not a proponent of marrying for "IWE" but just know that the system is against you as an international student.
4. Lastly, all those folks claiming "I fasted and prayed before I got my visa blablabla", I hope you will/are still stay/staying close to God when you get/got here. This country is full of distractions. It takes a man who knows God to remain strong and still follow God in the face of adversity, temptations and disappointments.

Wishing all prospective students who are not seeking the student visa as an escape route and who are preparing to go for visa interviews soon the best with it. I rest my case at this point. Lemme comman be going. Au re·voir.

I can relate with number 2. I took Amazon internship assessment back in February and all the technical questions could be found in Leetcode and HackerRank. Boy, na once I fail comot.

Tidied up exams today and like play like play na one year remain o. Sometimes this journey feels like a dream, it seems like it was yesterday I wrote my first GRE and asked for directions here that BigFrancis21 adviced me to switch to MIS. Mehn how time flies.

Subtle encouragement to every aspiring candidate. Do everything that you feel will aid you in achieving this dream. Write multiple exams if you must, or just for visa sake if you like. It's worth it. While going to ivy league school is good, going to a school that fits into the pocket of your sponsor or the school that offers you the best financial package might sometimes be better.

In my opinion don't sink yourself in huge debts all in the name of going to a top whatever school. A person's fate can't be determined by the school he/she attends. It's in you. Everyone is unique and let your uniqueness shine bright and you will prosper. Liverpool showed today how determination is key to success and I read an inspiring story today and I will share it here
https://www./how-being-bold-landed-me-microsoft-internship-akosua-boadi-agyemang

To everyone out there prepping for interview, success. To everyone that have gotten visa, congrats and remember not to abandon the family.

Like that peak advert with papilo says "it's is you". Never ever forget this. peace out

You can check ECE (https://www.ece.org/ECE)

NoQualms1:
I am applying to a school that needs foreign transcript evaluation. I checked WES website and discovered that their process is long, is there another evaluation body I can use apart from WES?

Can I evaluate more than one transcript at once?

Who has gone through it that can explain it better?

Thanks.

Sheq:
forensic...where are you now...send me a pm ...let me discuss all i have found with you

Thanks bro
Check your mail

fairheart:
Nice program. Have you applied to any school at all?

Not at all
I just wanna start the process bruh
But i have checked some schools
Still trying to get some
So i can compare their fees

fairheart:
You need to look for schools. Google is your friend. I always recommend you do this on your computer as phone is limited to some extent. Use the following search string:

Affordable Masters for Forensic Accounting in the US
Best Universities in the US for Masters in Forensic Accounting

Check each page you find. You should also decide admission term you believe would be ideal for you. Then work around that. If you need anything, just ask.

Thanks bruh
I ll keep you updated

sheke01:


I can relate with number 2. I took Amazon internship assessment back in February and all the technical questions could be found in Leetcode and HackerRank. Boy, na once I fail comot.

Three things - I won't elaborate

1. Networking is the best way to land those tech jobs. A lot of people that perform very well in those technical tests still get rejected. Don't be surprised to know that the person that finally landed that job may not have taken that test that you took.

2. When it comes to the job search, do not be fooled by every story you see on LinkedIn. If someone wants to boost his/ego on social media, he/she will structure the story in a way that doesn't reflect reality.

3. If you are a newbie in the tech industry with no previous work experience or experience in programming, embrace networking. And yes, going to a target school is the easiest way to get that network. The harder way is to attend career fairs.

I wish you the best of luck

bracelum:


Three things - I won't elaborate

1. Networking is the best way to land those tech jobs. A lot of people that perform very well in those technical tests still get rejected. Don't be surprised to know that the person that finally landed that job may not have taken that test that you took.

2. When it comes to the job search, do not be fooled by every story you see on LinkedIn. If someone wants to boost his/ego on social media, he/she will structure the story in a way that doesn't reflect reality.

3. If you are a newbie in the tech industry with no previous work experience or experience in programming, embrace networking. And yes, going to a target school is the easiest way to get that network. The harder way is to attend career fairs.

I wish you the best of luck

You have come again

1. "the person that finally landed that job may not have taken that test that you took". Worst assumption ever. Not in IT field. If you say the interviewers might go easy on the person, that's a different case but the person not taking the test is a big fallacy. In IT, Networking can only get you through the gates but your skills is what get you through the door and keep you in the room. Prioritizing networking over skill set is a big oversight...... (I don't want to use a negative word)

2. You think I did not investigate on the story before I shared it? You think I did not see videos of her interning in Microsoft or screenshot of the over one million views her post had all because Jeff Weiner (LinkedIn Ceo) commented on her post or the article Forbes magazine wrote on her? Sometimes you make me laugh. You think life has one formula.....Lolz
And yes, she still did interviews before she got the position despite the popularity she got.

3. Target schools? Lol. Go to LinkedIn and see #StudentsOfLinkedIn
pulling weights and making a difference despite not being in your "top" or "target" schools.
And who is arguing with you on the importance of networking?? The choice of skills over networking is a no brainer, target school or not

You see the world only how you view it, if you decide to view the world in one dimension only, that's the only way you will see the world

sheke01:


You have come again

1. "the person that finally landed that job may not have taken that test that you took". Worst assumption ever. Not in IT field. If you say the interviewers might go easy on the person, that's a different case but the person not taking the test is a big fallacy. In IT, Networking can only get you through the gates but your skills is what get you through the door and keep you in the room. Prioritizing networking over skill set is a big oversight...... (I don't want to use a negative word)

2. You think I did not investigate on the story before I shared it? You think I did not see videos of her interning in Microsoft or screenshot of the over one million views her post had all because Jeff Weiner (LinkedIn Ceo) commented on her post or the article Forbes magazine wrote on her? Sometimes you make me laugh. You think life has one formula.....Lolz
And yes, she still did interviews before she got the position despite the popularity she got.

3. Target schools? Lol. Go to LinkedIn and see #StudentsOfLinkedIn
pulling weights and making a difference despite not being in your "top" or "target" schools. The choice of networking over skills is a no brainer, target school or not

You see the world only how you view it, if you decide to view the world in one dimension only, that's the only way you will see the world

He shared an advice and wasn't attacking your post. Your post in a way is subtly attacking. You both shared a great view but networking can't be overruled anywhere in the world. It's an important factor to embrace.

Time2win:


He shared an advice and wasn't attacking your post. Your post in a way is subtly attacking. You both shared a great view but networking can't be overruled anywhere in the world. It's an important factor to embrace.

Has there ever been any argument about networking? I guess LinkedIn is now a comedy booking platform.

I shared a LinkedIn post which he antagonized the authenticity.
If how his post started didn't clearly show the intention, doesn't this show it

I get the whole idea of him trying to be the smartest guy in the room but gosh, this is a faceless forum. Lemme not say anything negative

sheke01:


Has there ever been any argument about networking? I guess LinkedIn is now a comedy booking platform.

I shared a LinkedIn post which he antagonized the authenticity.
If how his post started didn't clearly show the intention, doesn't this show it

I get the whole idea of him trying to be the smartest guy in the room but gosh, this is a faceless forum. Lemme not say anything negative

I know the bolded is why you reacted that way with your reply. Atimes we give people benefit of doubt and overlook what happened in the past. To me he shared an advice and wasn't actually attacking the post. As per networking, it wasn't an argument. You made mention of everyone writing test and you made mention of skills. I want to ask, can your skills be shown through writing test? I can cram answers and pass a test and that doesn't doesn't show that I am an expert in that area. Some do get job without even writing the test. That's why i said networking can't be overruled.

sheke01:


You have come again

1. "the person that finally landed that job may not have taken that test that you took". Worst assumption ever. Not in IT field. If you say the interviewers might go easy on the person, that's a different case but the person not taking the test is a big fallacy. In IT, Networking can only get you through the gates but your skills is what get you through the door and keep you in the room. Prioritizing networking over skill set is a big oversight...... (I don't want to use a negative word)

2. You think I did not investigate on the story before I shared it? You think I did not see videos of her interning in Microsoft or screenshot of the over one million views her post had all because Jeff Weiner (LinkedIn Ceo) commented on her post or the article Forbes magazine wrote on her? Sometimes you make me laugh. You think life has one formula.....Lolz
And yes, she still did interviews before she got the position despite the popularity she got.

3. Target schools? Lol. Go to LinkedIn and see #StudentsOfLinkedIn
pulling weights and making a difference despite not being in your "top" or "target" schools.
And who is arguing with you on the importance of networking?? The choice of skills over networking is a no brainer, target school or not

You see the world only how you view it, if you decide to view the world in one dimension only, that's the only way you will see the world

Lol, I come in peace. Just trying to correct a wrong notion you have.

1. I also operate in that "IT field" and I can clearly tell you that most people that get those jobs do not take those tests. Those tests were invented to save time in recruiting, but once you have a solid connection with your hiring manager, they invest their time to interview you. Once a hiring manager likes you, they can overlook your code errors as long as you have the logical thinking right. But if you are being screened by an automated system, a single mistake can ruin you even if you have the logical thinking correct. Skills are important but it is very hard to build your tech skills from novice to intermediate within <1 year (for internships) and <2 years (for fulltime roles). So, while you invest 40% of your time on those skills, spend the remaining 60% on networking. This advice is very useful for people (like you) that are new to tech and are not yet strong in programming. It is your choice to accept or decline.

When your networking game is solid, you won't have to be interviewed by an automated system. Instead, a hiring manager will personally interview you and will overlook your code errors as long as you get the logical thinking right. Automated systems are mostly (80% of the time) used for people that applied through the general pool. As a newbie, you shouldn't be applying through the general pool. In very rare cases,a hiring manager can decide to interview you if you apply through the general pool. But it happens in very rare cases except when you network.

2. Lol, I did not say the guy did not join Microsoft, Facebook or wherever he works. What I'm saying is that, when people post such experiences on LinkedIn, they do not tell you the real gist about how they got their jobs. Everything is twisted to make it sound as if they orchestrated the whole thing. I won't go further on this, but shine your eyes wella and don't take anything you see on social media at face value.

3. Lol! Maybe you should know that LinkedIn hires college students to run campus journalism for them. Those students get access to a massive network but they inturn help LinkedIn to grow their student communities. A LinkedIn Student Ambassador has access to a similar network with someone that attends an Ivy League college. Most of those LinkedIn students' communities are run by those students and through the network they have, they get great jobs and if you don't know whatsup, you will think that it was 1 + 1 = 2 for them. Shine your eyes wella

I guess you clearly understand my point now. Have a great rest of the day!

bracelum:


Lol, I come in peace. Just trying to correct a wrong notion you have.

1. I also operate in that "IT field" and I can clearly tell you that most people that get those jobs do not take those tests. Those tests were invented to save time in recruiting, but once you have a solid connection with your hiring manager, they invest their time to interview you. Once a hiring manager likes you, they can overlook your code errors as long as you have the logical thinking right. But if you are being screened by an automated system, a single mistake can ruin you even if you have the logical thinking correct. Skills are important but it is very hard to build your tech skills from novice to intermediate within <1 year (for internships) and <2 years (for fulltime roles). So, while you invest 40% of your time on those skills, spend the remaining 60% on networking. This advice is very useful for people (like you) that are new to tech and are not yet strong in programming. It is your choice to accept or decline.

When your networking game is solid, you won't have to be interviewed by an automated system. Instead, a hiring manager will personally interview you and will overlook your code errors as long as you get the logical thinking right. Automated systems are mostly (80% of the time) used for people that applied through the general pool. As a newbie, you shouldn't be applying through the general pool

2. Lol, I did not say the guy did not join Microsoft, Facebook or wherever he works. What I'm saying is that, when people post such experiences on LinkedIn, they do not tell you the real gist about how they got their jobs. Everything is twisted to make it sound as if they orchestrated the whole thing. I won't go further on this, but shine your eyes wella and don't take anything you see on social media at face value.

3. Lol! Maybe you should know that LinkedIn hires college students to run campus journalism for them. Those students get access to a massive network but they inturn help LinkedIn to grow their student communities. A LinkedIn Student Ambassador has access to a similar network with someone that attends an Ivy League college. Most of those LinkedIn communities are run by those students and through the network they have, they get great jobs and if you don't know whatsup, you will think that it was 1 + 1 = 2 for them. Shine your eyes wella

Have a great rest of the day!

So you know your number 3 is possible and yet you come here and argue Monday to Sunday about "top" and "target" schools. Mind you that's only one out of the many ways of getting the best out of your situation o, one out of the numerous ways of getting access to those similar networks like someone that attended ivy league o.
Person wey smart smart, person wey dey learn work dey learn work.

I strongly believe you didn't view that post, you just hastily posted just so that your voice can be heard and now you're trying to sweet talk by using "twisted", "orchestrated", "face value". Lolz....no be today we know those patterns

And how in hells name will someone open mouth and say I should spend 60% of my time networking and 40% learning skills. This is the height of it. No need to talk again

sheke01:


So you know your number 3 is possible and yet you come here and argue Monday to Sunday about "top" and "target" schools. Mind you that's only one out of the many ways of getting the best out of your situation o, one out of the numerous ways of getting access to those similar networks like someone that attended ivy league o.
Person wey smart smart, person wey dey learn work dey learn work.

When I talk about top schools, you don't read my posts carefully. Because you are so much against the notion (for whatever reason), you hastily type responses to attack me.

The main benefit you get from top schools is the network! And it is that network that makes them perform better on the average than those that do not attend those schools. There are many other ways of getting a massive network - attending a top school is just one of those many ways (probably one of the easiest routes). Many people become successful without even attending college

So, next time, when you read my posts, don't read it with a heart full of hate. Try to read it carefully so that you can get the whole gist

sheke01:


I strongly believe you didn't view that post, you just hastily posted just so that your voice can be heard and now you're trying to sweet talk by using "twisted", "orchestrated", "face value". Lolz....no be today we know those patterns

And how in hells name will someone open mouth and say I should spend 60% of my time networking and 40% learning skills. This is the height of it. No need to talk again

1. I happen to know the person that wrote that post and that was why I responded. As I said, don't take news on social media by their face value.

2. The most successful people on earth are not the most talented or the most skillful - they are those with the best network. You don't have to believe but it doesn't change the fact.

Since you are new to the tech world, put networking first! It eases the stress to landing that first job. You can also make it through the skills route, but that one is a more stressful process.

senny4ril2424:
Let me first thank all the beautiful people on this platform...it was just by God's grace ..My interview went well yesterday and my visa was approved
I got GTA for my msc program which covers the full tuition fee for the duration of the program as well as monthly stipend

My interview yesterday went below.

Me: Good morning
VO: Good morning pass me your documents
Me: gave her the required documents

VO: how did you hear abt the university
Me: i first heard about the University during my undergraduate days through my lecturer who attended geoscience conference in the school, upon her return, she would not stop talking about the quality of academic research in the university (vo cut in)
VO: Do you have relatives over there?
Me: No No No ( I said that like 4 times)
VO: what other universities do you apply to?
Me: I applied to university of Wyoming, university of Wisconsin
VO: why this uni
ME: I'm interested in prof..... ongoing research project, this research project aligns with area of my research interest, the research is focusing on contamination and remediation of groundwater ( VO cut in) I was about saying contamination of groundwater is one of the environmental challenges in Nigeria today
VO : Did you write GRE
Me: yes
VO: your score
Me: 278
VO: what will you be doing as a graduate assistant?
Me: I will be assisting the lecturer in the preparation of course materials, I will also be assisting in marking and grading of assignments and tests (VO..cut in)
VO: when did you finish undergraduate?
Me: 2015
VO: which University?
Me: Ekiti State University
VO: what have you been doing since then
Me: I completed my NYSC 2016-2017 at national universities commission, immediately after that I got teaching job where I teach physics and geography at...... International group of school ( VO cut in is it secondary school? I said yes) I got my present job at.... Geophysical services Limited, I work as field geologist
VO: what's your plans after the degree?
Me: I intend to come back to Nigeria upon the completion of the program, I will have acquired adequate research knowledge as well as practical and field knowledge to enable me take up lecturing and research position in my alma mater (VO cut in)
VO: your visa has been approved, take your I-20 form ,you will need at the port of entry.. Take this white paper and collect your visa in three business days in the location where I circled
Me : I was like thanks thanks more that six times

My remark... VO didn't ask about how I got the scholarship ? She didnt ask about the SOA because I have deficit of 2780
Above all pray for favour and mercy of God.. Then always listen to whoever being interviewed before you. So that you can learn from their mistakes

Seun o.....congrats o

GCE is faster and equally acceptable.

NoQualms1:
I am applying to a school that needs foreign transcript evaluation. I checked WES website and discovered that their process is long, is there another evaluation body I can use apart from WES?

Can I evaluate more than one transcript at once?

Who has gone through it that can explain it better?

Thanks.

I love your perspective. With this in mind, you are going to be very successful. Skills and knowledge matters a lot; in fact 20 times important than the GPA. And it is in all of us--that uniqueness! I hope these young dudes here listen and learn from all these.

sheke01:


I can relate with number 2. I took Amazon internship assessment back in February and all the technical questions could be found in Leetcode and HackerRank. Boy, na once I fail comot.

Tidied up exams today and like play like play na one year remain o. Sometimes this journey feels like a dream, it seems like it was yesterday I wrote my first GRE and asked for directions here that BigFrancis21 adviced me to switch to MIS. Mehn how time flies.

Subtle encouragement to every aspiring candidate. Do everything that you feel will aid you in achieving this dream. Write multiple exams if you must, or just for visa sake if you like. It's worth it. While going to ivy league school is good, going to a school that fits into the pocket of your sponsor or the school that offers you the best financial package might sometimes be better.

In my opinion don't sink yourself in huge debts all in the name of going to a top whatever school. A person's fate can't be determined by the school he/she attends. It's in you. Everyone is unique and let your uniqueness shine bright and you will prosper. Liverpool showed today how determination is key to success and I read an inspiring story today and I will share it here
https://www./how-being-bold-landed-me-microsoft-internship-akosua-boadi-agyemang

To everyone out there prepping for interview, success. To everyone that have gotten visa, congrats and remember not to abandon the family.

Like that peak advert with papilo says "it's is you". Never ever forget this. peace out

Mister top school b school MBA is also in the IT sector and even knows the person who posted on linkedin Wawu! Surely, this has to be the same guy that personally managed Jeff Bezos divorce. Yes, the one that organized the historic Kim Jon Un - Trump meeting. We truly have legends on our little nairaland, no joke. What a privilege!

CptCharlesVane:
Mister top school b school MBA is also in the IT sector and even knows the person who posted on linkedin Wawu! Surely, this has to be the same guy that personally managed Jeff Bezos divorce. Yes, the one that organized the historic Kim Jon Un - Trump meeting. We truly have legends on our little nairaland, no joke. What a privilege!

Can we stop all this shading. Do you know his background? We can always have positive criticism without attacking often.