Hi. Please how can I reach you. Is this still available?

Militant1:
A room in a 3bedroom flat is available at Amuwo odofin estate, (Jakande) behind second rainbow, Mile 2.

The room is tiled, has an ac, bed, mattress and cupboard.

Available for females only.

Than you so much

Toceen2022:

If you're going for diploma, it may be difficult to convince the VO, because diploma is lower than your first degree. But if you're avoiding PGD/PGC because it's usually 1 year program, here is what you can do.

Apply for a year PGD, by the time you're in your second term, put in another application for 1 year program. That'll make it 2 years of study and you'll be eligible for 2/3 years PGWP.

There are some advantages in doing it this way.
1. Your POF to show is only for a year, since you're going for a year program. The 2nd program, you would be in Canada, so applying for study permit extension, you won't need much POF.

2. During your break, you can work full time (e.g. First term = Sept - Dec. Second term = Jan - April. So from May - August, you can work full time and safe towards your second year that'll start by September)

Just consider your options and go for what ll benefit you. But you may be shooting yourself in the foot if it is diploma.

Thank you.

buchito1:
Very Very possible..

Graduate of what? All you gotta do is to write an extremely convincing SOP (Statement of Purpose) to why you want to do that course.

That's exactly the same reason reason I am considering diploma. Although I have a 2.1. But most pgc and pgd courses I saw are one year program. I want to know if this will put me in trouble.

debbydee:


Hello.

Good morning.
But I read that if your class of degree is low you should go for a diploma program. Especially 2yr program if your intention is to remain.

Most pgd/pgc program I see are one year program. Can you please shed more light.

Thanks

Good morning
Please I want to ask if it's possible for a graduate to go for a diploma program.

Can that lead to disqualification?

Hi
Thank you so much for applying, but the opening is closed at the moment, this explains why I modified the previous message.

Thank you!

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Good morning everyone

Thanks a lot to those that have been contributing to this thread. I must confess, I've learnt so much after going through the thread.

Please I wanted to ask if it's possible to start my application on January and still get access to funding/GA; would it be too late by then? I could start this month but I've not written GRE yet. Also, is it possible to get funding without writing GRE. Thank you �

Thank you so much.

tifaniaj:


Hi I have never been to the UK so am not sure my advice will be the best. Fin tech should not be bad since it is a combination of finance and tech. I feel you should start working on your IT skills like python, R, SQL and the likes. You can also start to check for jobs in fintech and check for their requirements so you can start working on your skills to meet up. I wish you all the best.

Good afternoon everyone.

Please I want to know if masters in Fintech (specifically because I'm considering staying back after studies? is a good course as I'm a graduate of Economics.

Although I would have love to opt for Data science program but most of the schools are asking for programming skills or a computer science degree.

Please I will really appreciate your advise. Thanks and God bless. [/quote]


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Good afternoon everyone.

Please I want to know if masters in Fintech (specifically because I'm considering staying back after studies? is a good course as I'm a graduate of Economics.

Although I would have love to opt for Data science program but most of the schools are asking for programming skills or a computer science degree.

Please I will really appreciate your advise. Thanks and God bless.

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