₦airaland Forum

femi312:
Just wait till next week Wednesday to call but you can send an email first on Tuesday.

femi312:
Ideally it should take 3-5 business days on the other hand, ask for the tracking number and track it but if it doesn't have tracking number I will suggest you start praying your village people don't win this battle

TheManOfTheYear:
Choi ... u no understand pidgin??

OK make I try talk English

Is 55 thousand not too much for registering TOEFL.. I thought it was IELTS that is about that amount?

TheManOfTheYear:
Hmmmm.... 55k no too much for TOEFL??... kilon shele gan gan

folmus:
You did both 55k?

Gospelozy:
Good morning house. Please am begging, I need the discount for GRE and TOEFL as am applying for fall 2018. Thanks

jaybiz007:
Its okay. Life in Auburn is as soft as it could get. It all depends on your lifestyle and social inclinations.
Pertaining to financial aid, there are some on-campus employment that you could clinch. Your academic strength can also open doors for you as intelligence and diligence is highly appreciated here.

On a lighter note, pack as many quality jeans as you can afford unless you plan to wear bum shorts because that's the only cheap variety of jean available.

jaybiz007:
Its okay. Life in Auburn is as soft as it could get. It all depends on your lifestyle and social inclinations.
Pertaining to financial aid, there are some on-campus employment that you could clinch. Your academic strength can also open doors for you as intelligence and diligence is highly appreciated here.

On a lighter note, pack as many quality jeans as you can afford unless you plan to wear bum shorts because that's the only cheap variety of jean available.

jaybiz007:
I can't access my PM's anymore.

omoyemela:
Oh no. Not familiar with the terms here.

omoyemela:
Please what's g.a?

omoyemela:
Hi so sorry to bother you. I recently got admitted for master in public administration at Auburn university. Just awaiting my 1-20 form to apply to visa. What's living in auburn like? I am hoping to resume in January by God's grace. Thanks

kelvinKD:
if everyone in this world think like this.. I'm sure no one will make progress.. sit down and b humble!!!!

jaybiz007:
In Auburn already. Got any questions you wanna ask? Feel free to ask. My ogas on this thread will do justice to those I may not be able to answer.

valchuks2020:
If you still need where to lay your head before your interview pm me OK. Very close to embassy. You can use leg.

ponpon:
Laugh wan destroy my head.... Some posters above me are about to get roasted

ponpon:
Laugh wan destroy my head.... Some posters above me are about to get roasted

temi4fash:
Can any one confirm what Last 60 credit hours mean??

jaybiz007:

ElDeeVee:
Oshey!!! Owo GA. Baba epp me na

Damilare5882:
So sad I haven't gotten anyone to help me proof read my SOP.... The ones that offered are not even replying their pms... I just feel so bad right now

Walspring:
The fear and negative thought in this post alone can scatter the Yankee dream.

Be positive and optimistic.

gokuu:
Well, we must all take risks.

Typically, programs - especially competitive ones - do not evaluate (review) applications until they have all the required data points. As you know, your application will not only be weighed WRT the minimum standards for the program, but will also be compared to other candidates especially when considering whom to fund.

EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
this your friend (or you) is a very funny human being aswear, your friend (or you) has not even landed a decent school, and is already thinking of all the freshly minted dollars from his citi checking account . Well, your friend(or you) would most likely not be admitted into a graduate education program, at a reputable university, because your friend(or you) does not have the required prerequisite bachelor credit units, and our Nigerian PGDE isn't considered at all in the admission process. My advice is that your friend( or you) should continue along the part of biochemistry and look towards a funded MSc. First as usual, you friend(or you) is encouraged to write the GRE and ace it, then get very strong recommendation letters and an awesome SOP. (your friend (or you) should check out the GRE thread in the education section). Finally; your friend(or you) should do away with the Nigerian spirit of "Money is the koko", strive to put in excellence in your endeavors, anything worth doing is worth doing well; also learn some programming and statistics, Biochemistry+tech = money minting machine

EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
this your friend (or you) is a very funny human being aswear, your friend (or you) has not even landed a decent school, and is already thinking of all the freshly minted dollars from his citi checking account . Well, your friend(or you) would most likely not be admitted into a graduate education program, at a reputable university, because your friend(or you) does not have the required prerequisite bachelor credit units, and our Nigerian PGDE isn't considered at all in the admission process. My advice is that your friend( or you) should continue along the part of biochemistry and look towards a funded MSc. First as usual, you friend(or you) is encouraged to write the GRE and ace it, then get very strong recommendation letters and an awesome SOP. (your friend (or you) should check out the GRE thread in the education section). Finally; your friend(or you) should do away with the Nigerian spirit of "Money is the koko", strive to put in excellence in your endeavors, anything worth doing is worth doing well; also learn some programming and statistics, Biochemistry+tech = money minting machine

folmus:
What level of degree are you going for? That will answer the question. They are two separate things.