lawali:


Hi,

Do you consider this option as the best way to pay school tuition/fees too? I think there are charges for payment via cards.

Someone told me of option of getting your trusted aboki/ someone in US who want to exchange dollar to make direct payment to school account in US may be cheaper. Has anyone tried that?

Considering the high exchange rate and unexpected bank charges, information on best and cheapest option is desirable.

Looking forward to workable information from others who have done this transaction before. Thanks

pompeiimagnus:


The best way of paying tuition from Naija is via the Form-A process. All you need is an official letter from your school stating your fees, the school bank account, routing number and a swift code. Take this info to your Naija bank and let them know you want to pay for tuition with the Form-A. A friend that has done it said First Bank debited his naira account with CBN's official exchange rate. It took 3 weeks for First Bank to approve the payment though.

missuzoma:


Three weeks?!!!

Ifesinachi22:


Poultryology

NigPatriot:


Sorry to say but you're foolish.
Someone asked a question. If you have no answer don't show your stupidity online. Thanks.

Ifesinachi22:


I'm sorry to say but your an idiot. A mistake of a son, why did you reply. Idiot boy

Ifesinachi22:


I'm sorry to say but your an idiot. A mistake of a son, why did you reply. Idiot boy

fairheart:

I didn't get any message from you.

ottiz:
@Justwise, I would like to pay for SAT1/ACT/SAT2 test of 10 underprivileged but brilliant 16-19 year old students. How do I go about it to make sure the deserving students get it?

fairheart:

I didn't get any message from you.

ottiz:
@Justwise, I would like to pay for SAT1/ACT/SAT2 test of 10 underprivileged but brilliant 16-19 year old students. How do I go about it to make sure the deserving students get it?

justwise:


You can test them with mock test samples similar to actual material.. you can get sample questions online

Sorry for late reply though

Curious2020:
I support this, but do you know that passing the mock isn't enough to get admission, you could pass the mock, get the sponsorship for standardized testing, ace the tests and still not gain admission—what a waste of resources when other students actually need it.

The mock could be conducted, olevel results and the equivalent should be considered too, ESSAYS one of the main factors that matters in getting into a US college, a 1500+ on the sat with average/bad essays or writing skills will end up in the reject pile. So I suggest:

MAIN FACTORS TO CONSIDER

1) Olevel or the equivalent + maybe the mock exam (if necessary) cuz IDK how he's gonna check if the students didn't cheat. This days the education system is corrupt, passing WAEC exam is Now about how fast you could write from the answers written on the board or dictated, especially private schools, people have A's they didn't work for na just settlement go make them pass.

2) ESSAY at least a 650 words essay is perfect to describe Why you want to study in the US, what you hope to achieve with your education and why you need sponsorship for the standardized testing, ability to write this essays well will help measure your chances of getting admitted into a college after getting the support instead of just passing the exam and getting rejected from colleges because of your inability to express yourself.

3) INTERVIEW: Ahh, if a student wrote WAEC in a miracle center, got someone to write their essays, this is the point to fish out such person, imagine getting straight A's, writing phenomenal essays and unable to defend yourself in an interview for an extremely competitive spot.

4) type of school attended, you mentioned less privileged, i believe my private school counter parts are doing well for their parents to afford 50k plus per term, how much is SAT? They'll support their children's future. Just leave it for public school students, Biko! unless they could prove that their parents can't actually afford it and substantiate the claim with genuine evidences.

PEACE!

ottiz:
@Justwise, I would like to pay for SAT1/ACT/SAT2 test of 10 underprivileged but brilliant 16-19 year old students. How do I go about it to make sure the deserving students get it?

Curious2020:
I support this, but do you know that passing the mock isn't enough to get admission, you could pass the mock, get the sponsorship for standardized testing, ace the tests and still not gain admission—what a waste of resources when other students actually need it.

The mock could be conducted, olevel results and the equivalent should be considered too, ESSAYS one of the main factors that matters in getting into a US college, a 1500+ on the sat with average/bad essays or writing skills will end up in the reject pile. So I suggest:

MAIN FACTORS TO CONSIDER

1) Olevel or the equivalent + maybe the mock exam (if necessary) cuz IDK how he's gonna check if the students didn't cheat. This days the education system is corrupt, passing WAEC exam is Now about how fast you could write from the answers written on the board or dictated, especially private schools, people have A's they didn't work for na just settlement go make them pass.

2) ESSAY at least a 650 words essay is perfect to describe Why you want to study in the US, what you hope to achieve with your education and why you need sponsorship for the standardized testing, ability to write this essays well will help measure your chances of getting admitted into a college after getting the support instead of just passing the exam and getting rejected from colleges because of your inability to express yourself.

3) INTERVIEW: Ahh, if a student wrote WAEC in a miracle center, got someone to write their essays, this is the point to fish out such person, imagine getting straight A's, writing phenomenal essays and unable to defend yourself in an interview for an extremely competitive spot.

4) type of school attended, you mentioned less privileged, i believe my private school counter parts are doing well for their parents to afford 50k plus per term, how much is SAT? They'll support their children's future. Just leave it for public school students, Biko! unless they could prove that their parents can't actually afford it and substantiate the claim with genuine evidences.

PEACE!

Predstan:

1. Exceptional (No matter what course)
2. STEM
3. School (Ivy, top100 e.t.c)
4. Degree(Bsc, MSc, PhD)

Friedpotato:
hope you know this is too much stress for someone that just want to help.

Curious2020:
I support this, but do you know that passing the mock isn't enough to get admission, you could pass the mock, get the sponsorship for standardized testing, ace the tests and still not gain admission—what a waste of resources when other students actually need it.

The mock could be conducted, olevel results and the equivalent should be considered too, ESSAYS one of the main factors that matters in getting into a US college, a 1500+ on the sat with average/bad essays or writing skills will end up in the reject pile. So I suggest:

MAIN FACTORS TO CONSIDER

1) Olevel or the equivalent + maybe the mock exam (if necessary) cuz IDK how he's gonna check if the students didn't cheat. This days the education system is corrupt, passing WAEC exam is Now about how fast you could write from the answers written on the board or dictated, especially private schools, people have A's they didn't work for na just settlement go make them pass.
Generalising things is not the best way of presenting something,the fact I went to a private school and got straight As doesn't mean I copied from the board na?

2) ESSAY at least a 650 words essay is perfect to describe Why you want to study in the US, what you hope to achieve with your education and why you need sponsorship for the standardized testing, ability to write this essays well will help measure your chances of getting admitted into a college after getting the support instead of just passing the exam and getting rejected from colleges because of your inability to express yourself.

3) INTERVIEW: Ahh, if a student wrote WAEC in a miracle center, got someone to write their essays, this is the point to fish out such person, imagine getting straight A's, writing phenomenal essays and unable to defend yourself in an interview for an extremely competitive spot.

4) type of school attended, you mentioned less privileged, i believe my private school counter parts are doing well for their parents to afford 50k plus per term, how much is SAT? They'll support their children's future. Just leave it for public school students, Biko! unless they could prove that their parents can't actually afford it and substantiate the claim with genuine evidences. the fact I also went to a private school doesn't mean my parents can afford 50k at my beck and call. Some of these private school parents are just managing to see their children get the best thus sending them to private schools.
Please let's be guided.


PEACE!

Friedpotato:
hope you know this is too much stress for someone that just want to help.

ottiz:
@Justwise, I would like to pay for SAT1/ACT/SAT2 test of 10 underprivileged but brilliant 16-19 year old students. How do I go about it to make sure the deserving students get it?

Curious2020:
please don't get me wrong, i wrote "if you can substantiate your claim with genuine evidences", I totally understand what you mean, that's why I wrote it there for situations like this. Besides let @ottiz decide how he wants to pick cuz I was only giving a suggestion so that the deserving students gets it. And if he chooses to follow the suggestion then you'll have to substantiate your claim.

PEACE!☺

FieryJoe:
Hello friends,

I'm new here and happy to join.

I'd like to apply to study for my masters programme in the US and I need your help to find a good school thats accepts PTE (done already). See my detail below:

Intending course of study: social work
PTE - Done!
WES (canada) - Done!
Transcripts - available (student copy)
Experience: Health care

PLS HELP!!

godguy:


what are the courses in STEM

Magma012:


What is STEM

naijaeclectic:


If you see how I was abusing Infinix and Techno ehhn.

Predstan:


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