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Tunnyz:
When it's few days to the interview you can't change your ds160 number cuz your details will be at the embassy already!

Senate111:
I want to say a very big congratulation to as many who have received their visa and success awaits those yet to go for their visa interview.

Please I need help.

I intend applying to the following schools for spring 2018 intake Masters in Agricultural Economics.
Missouri State University. Springfield
Northwest Missouri state university Marysville
Texas a&m kingsville and commerce.

My profile
Bsc. Agricultural Economics & Extension
CGPA: 4.55
GRE:302
Sponsor: elder brothee
Work Experience: 1 yr NYSC University of Agriculture Mkd finished Oct 2016
And currently working in my Dads Company ( Agricultural base ).

Please help me critique my profile against the above schools. What are my chances of getting admission and possible funding.
Do schools give scholarship during spring session.
I eargly await your response.

benugo:
Thanks for your kind response.

Kindly criticise schools below.

U of Pittsburgh
U of Tennessee Knoxville
Northwestern University
North Carolina State University

I will appreciate any information that will influence a successful admission process.

Dominic147:
good day everyone, i just received my i-20 docs from southern Arkansas university and on my education level *other: graduate certificate* is what was writing there and my program date duration is 2 yrs. i was admitted for master's in engineering technology. Hope this wont contradict anything on my interview date? Please your response will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

NONNYG:
make i find small trouble

drhopeful:
Visa approved this morning at Lagos Consulate by the purportedly mean Chinese-looking guy. After dishing out blue papers, it finally got to my turn.

mecigr8s:
Firstly, I want to appreciate the Almighty GOD for giving an individual, Seun Osewa, a thought to create an informative forum like this,Nairaland. My big thank you also goes to GUNTHER6 for opening my eyes to the schooling opportunities in the U.S. I never knew until I met him ,through Nairaland. We later met at Iyana-Ipaja in July last year when he was to help me with a GRE voucher. Actually, I wanted to write the GRE in order to meet up with the requirement of FH Aachen, a university in Germany. I had the intention of schooling in Germany before GUNTHER6 made me to understand I could spend less , in U.S, if offered a Graduate Assistantship with a monthly stipend. ). GRE score is 301( Q 152, Verb 149, AWA 3.5) after I wrote it again; while I had a score of 87 in my TOEFL .
Please, pardon me; an epistle it is!

FrankNetter:
I was wiping down the tops, counters and kitchen stuff, when the dude (who was sweeping) pulled up beside me, he was like "obi, you not from around here, are you?" I replied, "na bro, I'm from Africa" (most people here think Africa is a country, so its easier for me to say Im from Africa to avoid too much talk). Surprisingly, he asked, "what country bro?" I replied "Nigeria".

"You miss home?"

I replied "Yeah man, its a great place with nice weather and lovely people"

gaviria:
VO: Why are you going to the US?
Me: I'm going for my masters degree in Electrical and electronics engineering at the southern Illinois university in edwardsville, and I chose this school because it's one of the best schools in the Midwestern region of the United States in Electrical Engineering according to usnews.com and forbes.com, and most of the professors in the department are Ivy League trained which is synonymous to having an Ivy League education at a cheaper rate, like professor Tim York of the department who won the 2016 IEEE award of the year for his research paper on "Polarization on image sensoring" and they also have excellent research laboratories and facilities that'll aid in the advancement of my career in this field so that when I come back to the country I can be able to put my skills to work in the power sector of the country as power is one of the major issues we're facing in the country I'd like to come back and contribute my quota to the improvement and development of the sector. (P.S: I said every word)

dwal:
Dear All,

Just want to find out if am qualified to apply for a Masters course in America.

Qualifications:

HND Food Tech
PGD Management
MBA marketing.

12 years working experience.


please guru in the house kindly advise.

Darey00:
Fourthed

PrinceDekunle:
Only a VO knows who deserves a visa. Nobody has a clue on who to and who not to be granted a visa. Let's be mindful of our predictions. What if he ends up getting a visa and someday re-read this comment of yours? He'll only smile at your ignorance

Mayflowa:
Granted, the eventual decision lies on VOs but some of us that have stayed here for long know when a red flag is waved. That is why we are able to help people prepare here. And I said "hardly". That isn't a foreclosure.

texrem:
Visa approved......

Folatush:
VISA APPROVED yesterday 16/05/2017

Folatush:
Visa Approved. Transcript loading!!!

segunojo866:
Good pm guys. I need advice because my f1 visa interview is coming very soon. I was denied f1 visa august last year for a low ranked community college in washington state. Am very sure my poor profile was d reason. So i took 9month to improving my test scores and my profile. I have been given admission to study geology at central washington university with a scholarship that covers almost 40% of my tuition fee. My question is what re my chances for my visa to be approved this time..

shayhune:
Visa Approved this morning. Glory to God. Transcript loading....

saninwa:
For those looking for very cheap flights. Royal Air Maroc is always the cheapest flight to US from nija. Their fare barely cross 250k, or within that range, but I am sure it's not up to 300k. But be prepared for a stopover at Morocco. You will normally take a small boeing 737 to casablanca and then transfer to a boeing 787(dreamliner) or 777 to US. I can't really tell about their services, haven't flown with them before, but am sure they are putting in their best.

I still love Emirates

MISTAICEY02288:
You just gotta keep searching for a cheaper one. All Naija airlines are bleeped up. I got my ticket to this place early this year around 790k for a one way ticket... Although its a nice airline sha..... Other ones i got that were cheap were around 500k and those ones would have stopover and i hate stopover so i decided to go for the expensive one

blueberry1305:
Guys ticket seems to be very expensives.... any suggestion, can someone book for me from US.

Vivianscott:
Thanks for responding, No GRE, NO TOEFL, Not from a reach family but trying to survive. based on work experience that is why am looking at environmental science. pls could you help me with schools that accept lower cgp.
Once I cross I will change career.

smithsydny:
king burger give us gist nah. How the girls doing bro

happyroyalty:
SENT YOU A PM

blueberry1305:
Visa approved today 12-05-2017 after been denied last week. 7:00am appointment but I got to the embassy 9am. God is faithful. There is power in the name of Jesus. Tomorrow is my birthday. He is a miracle working God.

Transcript coming later

Vivianscott:
hello good evening everyone, I am a silent follower, I would like to ask the gurus in the house a question to avoid mistakes in my study application. 1. I read chemistry Education in my undergraduate with 2.6 as in lower 2.2 and am already applying to study a PGD in Environmental science at wesley college Delaware, now my question is, does Americans values PGD? 2. does going to college instead of university mean? also my plans is to change the course as soon as I reach Deleware for a Nursing related course.thanks as I wait to read your responses.

12inches1:
Sounds interesting.

Jesusbabygirl:
Good evening house and thanks for the congratulatory messages.

LOBATAN!.

Honestly, I was in shock the first few minutes after the interview that I had got my visa approved. I really appreciate this great thread because I learnt most (actually everything) about the process here. @Lagosismyhome @Walspring @ElDeeVee, special thanks to you for your time and assistance and special special thanks to my sweet hubby @12inches1, for the encouragement (seriously this US visa journey is not an easy or cheap one).

abujaniv:
Hello electronic.
There's no "slight" error in something discrete like a date of birth: It's either right or wrong. Your use of the passive voice, "was mistakenly written," avoids responsibility for the mistake. Either you entered it incorrectly or the school did. If it's you, I don't know what to tell you. If it's the school, then you owe it to yourself to get the mistake fixed immediately. Errors in critical biographical information can haunt an individual for decades.