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I responded to the request that I should give more details about my degrees and the program I wish to apply to. I did but right now can’t even find the thread. I hope am not missing things up. Please if you read my response please let me know. I have been trying to wrap my head around the follow ups.

Thank you for your response. My first degree is medicine and surgery (2010, Nigeria)cGP unclassified. Second degree Masters in Public Health (2015, Nigeria) cGP 3.95/5 . Working in primary care clinic since after internship in 2011. MPH thesis topic on cervical cancer awareness amongst rural women. No publication yet. Target program is public health/clinical epidemiology or immunology and infectious diseases and COVID-19 is the focus currently working in Covid-19 isolation center since may.
I really need a guide.

















Welcome on board. Can you provide a summary profile? Degrees and grades, current work, research and publication experiences, age (doesn't matter really because I am 41), target PhD program and topic etc. What you need to know upfront is that each person's PhD admission, funding and study permit journey is unique. Finally, there are different processes and requirements for securing admission and funding peculiar to different disciplines and universities. When you come back with response to my questions, I am sure we will get help from more experienced folks on here.

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remzor:
thanks for ur swift response bro. The school fees are on the high side. Do u think I should go for express entry ?

very new to this page or thread. It’s great there are people who are ready to share these information selflessly. Have been reading but the more I read the more difficult it looks. I am planning to apply for admission but getting a supervisor for PhD is kind of challenging. I wrote about 100 professors last year but no positive response and have written 3 last week yet no response. I need someone to guide me through this. @frankrobbn and other gurus please help. I don’t mind pms or mails. Thank you in anticipation.