Hello house! I'm trying to apply for a school in Canada that admits second-class lower for masters. I have a CGPA of 3.46/5 that's 69.2%.. I have tried the memorial university of Newfoundland but I was denied admission. Pls house I will appreciate any recommendations of schools that I can get possible admission.. Thank you

Hello nairaland. Pls I’m planing on going for my post graduate in the Uk I want to start the processing as soon as possible. I will be grateful if anyone can give me list of cheap schools that offers scholarships. I have a 3.48/5.00 CGPA a painful second class lower lol in my under graduate i studied economics. I will appreciate any valid information from anyone in the house. Feel free to Dm me here’s my email adebiyipaul102@gmail.com[color=#990000][/color]

Hello nairaland. Pls I’m planing on going for my post graduate in the Uk I want to start the processing as soon as possible. I will be grateful if anyone can give me list of cheap schools that offers scholarships. I have a 3.48/5.00 CGPA a painful second class lower lol in my under graduate i studied economics. I will appreciate any valid information from anyone in the house. Feel free to Dm me here’s my email adebiyipaul102@gmail.com

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Let me be honest with you, it's very possible. Try evaluation of your result using WES. This will surely take your CGPA above 3.0 on a US scale of 4. This means you've met the requirement for admission to most schools in the US.

The second accomplishment should be securing funding. While this process remains esoteric, some signs have been established; having published papers, excelling at your standardised tests (GRE, GMAT, TOEFL), concise letter of recommendations from your professors and good Statements of Purpose. Giving your best at these indices surely stands you out as a competitive student. And as we all know, it's the competitive students who gets the assistantships. GPA is just one of several indices, so don't write yourself off, the sky is too big, we all can fly.

I wish you well in your pursuit.

[/thank you for your kind thought your words are so full of hopes and encouragement. I would like begin the processing can you pls send me your email so I will be able to contact you directly? Pls I will be needing help to register for the GRE, GMAT and the TOEFL you listed above. Once again take you for reaching out and your words of encouragement ]

Hello house I’m a newbie in the house I’m really interested in studying Economic for my masters in the USA but I don’t know how to go about it. I will appreciate if someone can assist me . Here is some info about me; I studied economics as my first degree in Tai-Solarin university of education with a CGPA of 3.48/5 a sad 2:2 � I currently work has a teacher in the Lagos state government..
1) I don’t know if there’s any possibility of any school that accept that low CGPA in the USA I have checked few schools online but their cutoff marks are 3:5 minimum
2) I don’t know if there’s a possibility of any scholarship package for me

Pls I will appreciate any advice of any kind God bless you all

Hello Nairaland. I’m a new member in the house and I have motive to traveling to the USA for my msc

I studied Economics for my undergraduate with a CGPA of 3.48/5.00 (69.6%) and I’m planing to go for my masters in economics. I finished my Nysc 2016 and I haven’t been opportuned to have any working experience.
Gurus in the house I need your advice of the following questions

1)Is there a chance to get a school with full funding or at least part ?
2) What test is required for me course ?

3) is it possible for me to get the student visa without a sponsor? Note; I can try to raise some amount of money myself

I’m a newbie on here I will appreciate any advice and any form of help from anyone. Pls feel free to email me at krose00118@gmail.com
Thanks for taking your time to read through. I look forward to hear from you soon

do you have an idea of schools that offers full payment or at least half payment ?

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Try to do GRE and TOEFL and you may do a WES(World Evaluation Services) evaluation of your under-graduate Transcripsts. WES will evaluate your GPA to the US standard which is a 4.0 scale.[thanks Bro ]

Hello Nairaland. I’m a pretty new member in the house and I have motive to traveling to the USA for my msc

I studied Economics for my undergraduate with a CGPA of 3.48/5.00 (69.6%) and I’m planing to go for my masters in economics. I finished my Nysc 2016 and I haven’t been opportuned to have any working experience.
Gurus in the house I need your advice of the following questions

1)Is there a chance to get a school with full funding or at least part ? As I have searched online for schools that offers scholarships but most schools require 3.5/5.00 CGPA
2) What test do I have to write to process the admission

3) is it possible for me to get the student visa without a sponsor? Note; I’m a hustler I can try to raise some amount of money myself

I’m a newbie on here I will appreciate any advice and any form of help from anyone. Pls feel free to email me at krose00118@gmail.com
Thanks for taking your time to read through. I look forward to hear from you soon

Hello Nairaland. I’m a pretty new member in the house and I have motive to traveling to the USA for my msc

I studied Economics for my undergraduate with a CGPA of 3.48/5.00 (69.6%) and I’m planing to go for my masters in economics. I finished my Nysc 2016 and I haven’t been opportuned to have any working experience.
Gurus in the house I need your advice of the following questions

1)Is there a chance to get a school with full funding or at least part ? As I have searched online for schools that offers scholarships but most schools require 3.5/5.00 CGPA
2) What test do I have to write to process the admission

3) is it possible for me to get the student visa without a sponsor? Note; I’m a hustler I can try to raise some amount of money myself

I’m a newbie on here I will appreciate any advice and any form of help from anyone. Pls feel free to email me at krose00118@gmail.com
Thanks for taking your time to read through. I look forward to hear from you soon