Jen1:

Evening guys. I just got my visa this evening. I bless God and God bless you guys for all the help and encouragement. JideVince, DonOms(for not allowing me to trudge to Lagos out of anxiety), justwise, ur consistency is amazing.

justwise:

Congratulations, you did not give you after the first refusal just like JideVince and it pays up at the end. All the very best.

HotKween: Hello house, I was granted conditional admission by both Robert Gordon University and University Of Salford Manchester. The tuition fee for RGU is £10,000 and I am meant to pay deposit of £4,000 before an unconditional offer is given.
However, I was offered £4,000 scholarship by University of Salford which was deducted from the supposed £11,770 tuition fee. This is a very good offer financial wise but I seem to have doubt about the status of University of Salford as I couldn't find their name on the list of registered sponsors for tier 4 visa.
Please I need informed advice on how to proceed as I wish to proceed with either of the two admissions currently offered me.
Is University of Salford Manchester an approved tier 4 sponsor?
I have searched this forum and noticed that last year someone actually got a visa to study there but nothing has been said about them this year.
I will appreciate an informed response from those who can offer reasonable advice.

Jen1:

Evening guys. I just got my visa this evening. I bless God and God bless you guys for all the help and encouragement. JideVince, DonOms(for not allowing me to trudge to Lagos out of anxiety), justwise, ur consistency is amazing.

HotKween: Hello house, I was granted conditional admission by both Robert Gordon University and University Of Salford Manchester. The tuition fee for RGU is £10,000 and I am meant to pay deposit of £4,000 before an unconditional offer is given.
However, I was offered £4,000 scholarship by University of Salford which was deducted from the supposed £11,770 tuition fee. This is a very good offer financial wise but I seem to have doubt about the status of University of Salford as I couldn't find their name on the list of registered sponsors for tier 4 visa.
Please I need informed advice on how to proceed as I wish to proceed with either of the two admissions currently offered me.
Is University of Salford Manchester an approved tier 4 sponsor?
I have searched this forum and noticed that last year someone actually got a visa to study there but nothing has been said about them this year.
I will appreciate an informed response from those who can offer reasonable advice.

abbakacici: yes salford Manchester is a very good university is rank among top 80 university in then uk thus maybe among top 600 in the world , and even university like east London and London metropolitan the lowest rank university in uk are tier 4 sponsor so don't worry about that , the only down side about is if you young guy aged 20 to 25 doing your masters in engineering and you want to hang out with other races or your class mate you might find it a bit difficult because I have cousin you finish this year told in their class about of 100 , 30 are nigeria and almost 22 are more then 40 and my nephew class is almost the same composition and engineering course time table cover 5 days a week so in the first few weeks your only friends will your course , thus will might be e boring to you because you may be a guy age. 22 are in group of 40 something's they are talking their wives and kids and may be you don't have a girlfriend that last more then 3 months, and it does make any sense for you to join other group with other races for example the lecture ask you to be in a group of 5 student there are 20 Nigerians in the class 15 are already in 3 groups while 4 are waiting for to join and be complete for you to join a group with 2 Chinese 1 Indian and Malaysian

adamsjosef:

Congrats Jide and Jen....una welcome. Lemme know where the party at, we ought to do some tea time in UK abi?

abbakacici: yes salford Manchester is a very good university is rank among top 80 university in then uk thus maybe among top 600 in the world , and even university like east London and London metropolitan the lowest rank university in uk are tier 4 sponsor so don't worry about that , the only down side about is if you young guy aged 20 to 25 doing your masters in engineering and you want to hang out with other races or your class mate you might find it a bit difficult because I have cousin you finish this year told in their class about of 100 , 30 are nigeria and almost 22 are more then 40 and my nephew class is almost the same composition and engineering course time table cover 5 days a week so in the first few weeks your only friends will your course , thus will might be e boring to you because you may be a guy age. 22 are in group of 40 something's they are talking their wives and kids and may be you don't have a girlfriend that last more then 3 months, and it does make any sense for you to join other group with other races for example the lecture ask you to be in a group of 5 student there are 20 Nigerians in the class 15 are already in 3 groups while 4 are waiting for to join and be complete for you to join a group with 2 Chinese 1 Indian and Malaysian

mayo47:
University of salford is an approved tier 4 sponsor and quite a good uni, am actually leaving for salford this month. What course do u intend studying?

HotKween: Hello house, I was granted conditional admission by both Robert Gordon University and University Of Salford Manchester. The tuition fee for RGU is £10,000 and I am meant to pay deposit of £4,000 before an unconditional offer is given.
However, I was offered £4,000 scholarship by University of Salford which was deducted from the supposed £11,770 tuition fee. This is a very good offer financial wise but I seem to have doubt about the status of University of Salford as I couldn't find their name on the list of registered sponsors for tier 4 visa.
Please I need informed advice on how to proceed as I wish to proceed with either of the two admissions currently offered me.
Is University of Salford Manchester an approved tier 4 sponsor?
I have searched this forum and noticed that last year someone actually got a visa to study there but nothing has been said about them this year.
I will appreciate an informed response from those who can offer reasonable advice.

ochukoccna: @ JideVince and Jen1,congrats on your visas
May your studies be bountiful in this kontri abi na island

@ adamsjosef,I was the chap who spoke and used the analogy of only one leper coming back to Christ to give thanks. I'm happy to see a poster as eminent as Justwise pointing out I wasn't far from the truth.
Yes it is true we are all busy here with our studies in the UK yet to shun this brook to dry up just because you've drank your fill (asked questions and recieved answers) is outright selfish and self serving (one thing Nigerians excel at).
Before I left Nigeria,I found out Justwise who for all intents and purposes is the principal rock of this thread has been aiding intending Tier 4 students since early 2011.
He could have been helping earlier than that (I know not seeing I was searching for stuff on BCIE and not on his person per se) yet he's sacrificing time, resources etc and he's not paid.
I know he might come across as overbearing at times but do you know how much we'd be paying to educational agencies if not for him!
Yet you see we (many) who he has helped start to form levels ,speak through our nose and shun others once we board LHR bound flights on our economy tickets.
Economy O!, no be even biz or first class
Abeg ,yeye dey smell

@ abbakacici,hope you dey regulate with the cold weather better now
Just to tip you before hand,that by the time winter start, your sweater go become your T-shirt.
Na so I hear

Jen1: Thanks Adamsjosef and ochuko. Will be leaving tonite

danny4sure: Please Nairalanders, we need ur help. My cousin is starting her course by jan in the uk and she is already pregnant.
Will the pregnancy affect her visa or studies?
Or is it best for her to defer her admission? Can she cope in the uk with pregnancy as a postgraduate student?
She has paid her full tuition fee and she's got more than enough for her living expenses. She is uber worried, she really wants to start january. Pls advice

danny4sure: Please Nairalanders, we need ur help. My cousin is starting her course by jan in the uk and she is already pregnant.
Will the pregnancy affect her visa or studies?
Or is it best for her to defer her admission? Can she cope in the uk with pregnancy as a postgraduate student?
She has paid her full tuition fee and she's got more than enough for her living expenses. She is uber worried, she really wants to start january. Pls advice

danny4sure: Please Nairalanders, we need ur help. My cousin is starting her course by jan in the uk and she is already pregnant.
Will the pregnancy affect her visa or studies?
Or is it best for her to defer her admission? Can she cope in the uk with pregnancy as a postgraduate student?
She has paid her full tuition fee and she's got more than enough for her living expenses. She is uber worried, she really wants to start january. Pls advice

Jen1: Thanks Adamsjosef and ochuko. Will be leaving tonite

Don Oms:
Have a safe trip Jen1. I hope you have bought the winter jackets you'll wear to primark o...lol. When is JideVince leaving? I hope he leaves this weekend too so he can quickly get settled for school. All the best, guys.

HotKween: Hello house, I was granted conditional admission by both Robert Gordon University and University Of Salford Manchester. The tuition fee for RGU is £10,000 and I am meant to pay deposit of £4,000 before an unconditional offer is given.
However, I was offered £4,000 scholarship by University of Salford which was deducted from the supposed £11,770 tuition fee. This is a very good offer financial wise but I seem to have doubt about the status of University of Salford as I couldn't find their name on the list of registered sponsors for tier 4 visa.
Please I need informed advice on how to proceed as I wish to proceed with either of the two admissions currently offered me.
Is University of Salford Manchester an approved tier 4 sponsor?
I have searched this forum and noticed that last year someone actually got a visa to study there but nothing has been said about them this year.
I will appreciate an informed response from those who can offer reasonable advice.

fiscalcliff:

Chei,una won turn me to terror....see my 'winter jacket wey U go wear go Primark' line dey make headlines
Don Oms, na wa O!
Getting used to the weather small small
Today was warm even at 9-12°C

fiscalcliff:

Chei,una won turn me to terror....see my 'winter jacket wey U go wear go Primark' line dey make headlines
Don Oms, na wa O!
Getting used to the weather small small
Today was warm even at 9-12°C

awistle:
Winter jackets go soon finish for Primark o, Lol warm, u are lucky over there, Manchy is always very cold.

Don Oms:
That your line dey make me laugh anytime I remember it. In fact the line dey chase away my cold sef... And that other one you said, "na cold go chop you yansh from airport to primark." or so. I'm laughing as I type this.

Don Oms:
Have a safe trip Jen1. I hope you have bought the winter jackets you'll wear to primark o...lol. When is JideVince leaving? I hope he leaves this weekend too so he can quickly get settled for school. All the best, guys.

JideVince: don! I'm in front of Terminal4 at heathrow right now waiting for a bus to Milton keynes. I got here around 19:20hrs last night but stayed over cos the next available bus was for 23:45 tOo late! Jen1 should still be air-bourne. The cold, though.

JideVince: don! I'm in front of Terminal4 at heathrow right now waiting for a bus to Milton keynes. I got here around 19:20hrs last night but stayed over cos the next available bus was for 23:45 tOo late! Jen1 should still be air-bourne. The cold, though.

danny4sure: Please Nairalanders, we need ur help. My cousin is starting her course by jan in the uk and she is already pregnant.
Will the pregnancy affect her visa or studies?
Or is it best for her to defer her admission? Can she cope in the uk with pregnancy as a postgraduate student?
She has paid her full tuition fee and she's got more than enough for her living expenses. She is uber worried, she really wants to start january. Pls advice

danny4sure: Please you guys should help us

adamsjosef:
Jide, welcome...where are u heading to? Milton Keynes no far from my school. Once again welcome and have a fulfilling time in UK.