Good days guys. Are there any school in finland still offering tuition free?

Oblang:
Good days guys. Are there any school in finland still offering tuition free?

None. But you can get 100% scholarship

Time2win:


None. But you can get 100% scholarship

That will be nice. Scholarship from the university or from the another organization...

Oblang:


That will be nice. Scholarship from the university or from the another organization...

From the universities you applied to.

How can one get the scholarship??

Time2win:


From the universities you applied to.

Investmentfreak:
How can one get the scholarship??

It comes with the admission. When applying, there is option to select if you are interested in their scholarship offer.

Time2win:


It comes with the admission. When applying, there is option to select if you are interested in their scholarship offer.

Can someone apply with 1million naira?

Investmentfreak:


Can someone apply with 1million naira?

You need to have 6720€ for living expenses if you are offered 100% scholarship. Unless the school offers you monthly stipend for living expenses, 1 million naira is small.

Time2win:


You need to have 6720€ for living expenses if you are offered 100% scholarship. Unless the school offers you monthly stipend for living expenses, 1 million naira is small.

Thanks alot

Time2win:
University of Eastern Finland Admission decision just came in. They offered me 100% tuition waiver plus 6200€ yearly stipend for Master in Research Chemist. Goodluck to others still waiting for offers.

can HND apply for Msc? and again I just got an admit from New Haven, I didn't see any form scholarship. How did you get yours?

Demonicide:
can HND apply for Msc? and again I just got an admit from New Haven, I didn't see any form scholarship. How did you get yours?

Most schools in finland doesn't accept HND for masters, only few does e.g LUT. As for UNH scholarship, just accept the admission and give it 1week to 2weeks, then check your portal again for scholarship decision.

Time2win:


Most schools in finland doesn't accept HND for masters, only few does e.g LUT. As for UNH scholarship, just accept the admission and give it 1week to 2weeks, then check your portal again for scholarship decision.

Thanks so much for the information. LUT in full please. Did you write any entrance exam in Kenya for Finland? (I learnt its the norm).

Demonicide:
can HND apply for Msc? and again I just got an admit from New Haven, I didn't see any form scholarship. How did you get yours?

I was once in your shoes. I had HND and applied. They replied me that they don't accept HND for masters degree. I enrolled into PGD in Nigeria, completed it and reapplied. I was accepted.

Aalto will not admit you even with HND and PGD. Anything less than B.Sc is a red flag for them.

LUT don't accept HND for MSC oooo

Demonicide:
Thanks so much for the information. LUT in full please. Did you write any entrance exam in Kenya for Finland? (I learnt its the norm).

Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology (LUT). For postgraduate studies, you don't need any entrance exam though some schools do conduct interview.

frankie2K:


I was once in your shoes. I had HND and applied. They replied me that they don't accept HND for masters degree. I enrolled into PGD in Nigeria, completed it and reapplied. I was accepted.

Aalto will not admit you even with HND and PGD. Anything less than B.Sc is a red flag for them.

LUT don't accept HND for MSC oooo

Oh, so it's HND plus PGD. I see

frankie2K:


I was once in your shoes. I had HND and applied. They replied me that they don't accept HND for masters degree. I enrolled into PGD in Nigeria, completed it and reapplied. I was accepted.

Aalto will not admit you even with HND and PGD. Anything less than B.Sc is a red flag for them.

LUT don't accept HND for MSC oooo

Wht about if I join in 300 level?

Time2win:


Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology (LUT). For postgraduate studies, you don't need any entrance exam though some schools do conduct interview.

thanks

Demonicide:
Wht about if I join in 300 level?

Don't work like that in Finland

Demonicide:
Wht about if I join in 300 level?

They accept open university. So I advice you go for B.Sc in Finland if you don't want to enrol in PGD in Nigeria or open university in Nigeria

Time2win:


Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology (LUT). For postgraduate studies, you don't need any entrance exam though some schools do conduct interview.

Can I have your mail? Couldn't get your DM.

frankie2K:


Don't work like that in Finland

ok, thanks. Are you schooling in Finland now?

Demonicide:
Can I have your mail? Couldn't get your DM.

Use the mail option on my profile, i will reply from there

frankie2K:

They accept open university. So I advice you go for B.Sc in Finland if you don't want to enrol in PGD in Nigeria or open university in Nigeria

Any form of scholarship for B.sc?

i would love to apply for B.sc, can someone guide me on what to do

i need to know more about the country and if students are allowed to work while schooling
how their visa process works
i would need names of schools that i could apply to

Thank You

Admission letters have started rolling out. Whatsup with our applicants? Meanwhile AICCO is not providing the right cover again, pls beware.

SnazzyBaba:
Admission letters have started rolling out. Whatsup with our applicants? Meanwhile AICCO is not providing the right cover again, pls beware.

Which is best to use now?

Swisscare and Aiico were suggested on this thread. So if Aiico is down, try Swisscare.

Zudoka:
Swisscare and Aiico were suggested on this thread. So if Aiico is down, try Swisscare.

Swisscare is Expensive. How about Mutual Benefits?

I don't know about that.

Some one who knows should please respond.

Time2win:


Swisscare is Expensive. How about Mutual Benefits?

If you love yourself, no near mutual benefit. AIICO all the way....

Demonicide:
Any form of scholarship for B.sc?

Hmmmm mainly half most times for UAS. Don't know of scholarship in Uni. For bsc

Time2win:


Swisscare is Expensive. How about Mutual Benefits?

Expensive but very reliable...