Ever got that dreaded phone call of message staying “Be ready in 15 minutes?”

Then you start contemplating whether or not you’ll even go, but then again… Is not being able to get ready in time a valid reason?? Lola OJ is here to help you out of this situation with a 15 minute makeup tutorial that’s quick and easy to do! Here’s what she said;

When I have only a short space of time to get ready but still need to look very presentable, I omit some things and emphasis on other aspects of the face to draw attention away from the omissions! You should be left with a simple, yet pretty look!
Ultimately my top tips are below:

Brows – Brows are like the windows to your face, get them right and you really don’t have to do much else!

Foundation – I like to especially apply a thin layer of foundation when I am in a hurry, when you apply heavy foundation but then don’t have time to do contour, highlight, the full package, your face is likely to look incomplete.

Powder – Apply a medium coverage powder across your whole face to even out your skin and give a flawless finish.

Blush – Apply a nice rosy but subtle blush to your cheeks so that your face brightens up and you’ll look cheery.

Lashes – I can literally apply my lashes in seconds so this saves me time in comparison to spending 10 minutes applying many strokes of mascara and eyeliner.

Lips – I always go for a nice peachy/pinky gloss when in a hurry, perfecting lip liner and an ombre effect just isn’t ideal when you’re in a rush! Gloss you can literally apply straight to the lips with not much precision and it leaves your lips irresistible.

In all honesty my eyebrows take about 7 minutes in a hurry and the rest I can pretty much do in a record 8 minutes or so!
I really hope this helps for when you are in a hurry and still want to look glamorous!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLl707GE2n0

Haha, who Enugu people help?

British Born Nigerian Lola OJ revealed a new style in her first visual lookbook.

With bomber jacket becoming a trend, she took to her Youtube channel (http://youtube.com/c/lolojtv) to show off different bomber jacket numbers including:

FashionNova “Strawberry fields forever jacket - black"
Zara Pink varsity jacket
Blue Queens head bomber jacket - Harvella Styles, Lagos
Fashion Nova “Rivalry jacket - white/black”

In her words:

"So this is my first look book...I live in Lagos Nigeria as some of you may know we have rainy season...it's still very hot but often the weather can be appropriate for a light jacket!!
Coming from London I often miss the effect of layering or wearing jackets...so I have found some combos that still work well in the heat!"

Link to full video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2PhW4Q7wCA

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Studying abroad is as much a life goal as it is a mere dream, for most students.

A very common barrier to this goal is the financial commitments wrapped inside and around it.

It’s even tougher when the dream study abroad destination is the United Kingdom. This is partly due to constant increase in college fees and education rates.

With the annual tuition fees soaring at £9,000 annually, UK Universities relatively ranks among the most expensive tertiary institution, compared to countries like Canada.

Students who dream to study in the UK – with hopes of exploring Great Britain – are easily put off by the general prospects that “UK universities are expensive”. But, just like different models of an iPhone, every UK university doesn’t cost the same.

Here are cheapest universities in the UK, offering equal standard of learning but on lesser fee structures.



Edinburgh Heriot-Watt: This is a public university based in Edinburgh, with branch campuses in the Scottish Borders, Orkney, Dubai, and Putrajaya.
Being one of the oldest and cheapest universities in the UK, the Edinburgh Heriot-Watt University is known for its good placement opportunities.

About 80% of its graduates get great offers after leaving the institution. Students at this school pay £9,587 each year.



Straffordshire University: Straffordshire University usually offers two–year fast track undergraduate programs as well as specializations in secondary teacher training courses.
Straffordshire’s tuition is about £7,610 for classroom based degrees. However, specialized course takers pay more. Housing could cost around £45 to £108 weekly.

Hey soccer fans, did you know that Aston Villa FC. uses facilities at Staffordshire University?



The University of Kent is relatively one of the cheapest universities in the UK.
Students pay about £10,000 annually, depending on the course of study. Kent has faculties through Humanities, Sciences and Social sciences with each college having residential rooms, lecture theaters, study rooms and computer rooms.

This research-led university has 24 schools and 40 specialist research centers that span the sciences, technology and medical studies.

In 2005, The Guardian newspaper placed Kent’s ranking at 16th in the UK .

If a Franco-British program is what you are interested in, Kent has a double-degree program that combines in one degree.



Teesside University: If you are interested in specialising in Forensics, Health or Engineering, on a low budget, then Teesside is where you should be.
With emphasis on real life learning, Teesside charges around £5,050 for qualifications below degree level.



Leeds Trinity University: Foundation degrees at Leeds Trinity are around £2,250 a year, while full time programs cost around £8,000. Leeds Trinity has diverse cultural exposure and provides opportunities for part-time jobs in sport teams around the region.


University of Cumbria: To the North of England and South of Scotland, this University has an average annual cost of £6,960.
Halls of residence at Cumbria cost between £4,000 per year. The faculties of concentration in this school includes Arts, Business and Science; Education; and Teaching.



London Metropolitan University: This university is for London hopefuls who have interest in the social activities that the city has to offer.
The London Metropolitan University costs about £6,900 annually with accommodation averaging £95 per week, depending on the type. The university has facilities to accommodate sports lovers and journalism enthusiasts.



University of St. Andrews: Based in Scotland, the University of St. Andrews is home to many international students and well-renowned for a good quality of students accommodation.
St. Andrews costs around £9,000 annually and every fresher is guaranteed a place in the halls of residence.

The university has teaching faculties, libraries, student housing and other buildings spread throughout the town.



Abertay University: With average fees around £4,000, Abertay is one of the cheapest universities in the UK. This school offers graduate courses in energy, counselling, ethical hacking and computer security. Abertay University also has academic schools across Science, Engineering and Technology, Social and Health Sciences


University of Bolton, located at the heart of Bolton, cost around £6,990 annually.
The University has unique offerings such as degrees in Film and TV. In addition to its well-touted educational curricula, accommodation is on the low end, at a £2,900 annually cost.

Bolton is near Liverpool and Manchester.



Cardiff Metropolitan University: With averages around £4,050 for postgraduate and £9,000 for graduates, the CMU offers different opportunities for individuals who have their first degrees and want to further their knowledge. CMU provides private accommodations to students who need them and have great resources for sports fanatics.


Bishop Grosseteste University: Foundation courses at BGU cost around £5,625 annually while undergraduate studies is roughly £7,500.
In addition to a well-equipped library, students at BGU can also use the Sport and Fitness Centre as well as play sports such as hockey, basketball, tennis, badminton and netball.

Reviews on University Which show that BGU’s students are highly satisfied with the learning conditions of the university.

Graduates from this school, on a average, earn £20,000 and 98% are in work or further study.



Great things don’t come cheap, but certainly, most programs offered in these schools are of great standard and quality.

While picking a school, look beyond rankings and make sure to check for scholarship opportunities.

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Learning how to study smarter, not harder is the key to becoming a successful student. If you don’t know how to study smart, there are not enough hours in a day to help you get through all those notes and textbooks.

Successful students achieve their accomplishment by developing and mastering techniques to study effectively. Knowing the combination of study habits that work for you is key to success.

TOP 10 STUDY HABITS OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS


Never Cram

Cramming won’t lead you anywhere, students who cram eventually realize that they have wasted their time. Having regular, yet shorter study periods is the key to assimilation. Studying is a regime that should be adhered to strictly.

Set Goals

Each time you study, you must have specific goals and what you want to cover and understand within the allocated time. Studying without direction is not always effective.

Stop Procrastinating

Procrastination regresses you. Ensure to allocate a specific study time each day. When you study at the same time each week, it will become a regular part of your routine. Even if you have to adjust because of one thing or the other, revert back immediately. Procrastination will make your study less effective.

Remove Lifestyle Distractions
Remove all lifestyle distractions while studying. Switch off your phone if it will pose as a distraction, turn off the Television, turn off your internet if you have to. Although technology offers access to infinite information, stick with academic websites that contribute to your education.

Join a Study Group
Helping one another is very supportive. You share ideas and perspectives, students with good study habits always create and join study groups to help each other out.

Ask For Help
Reach out to tutors, classmates and lecturers if you have to. If you are falling behind in class, never be afraid to ask for help.

Review Your Notes

Take notes in class, notes show you the lecturer’s standpoints. Before you start a study session or a particular assignment, review your notes appropriately so as to know how to complete the assignment correctly.

Always Start with the Most Difficult Subject First

As your most difficult subject would always require the most mental energy, ensure you always start with it first. Once you are through with it, it will be very easy to complete the others and this will also increase the effectiveness of your study sessions.

Take Care of Yourself

Only a healthy person can effectively study. Don’t starve yourself or deprive yourself of much needed sleep in the name of studying. Always eat a balanced diet and exercise. Good health improves your mental capacity.

Stay Organised

In any situation, disarray hinders productivity. You have to always arrange your notes, textbooks, study materials. Organisation makes it easier for you to find anything you need for each exam, keep your homework together and prevent clutters.


Source: http://www.studysearch.co/blog/study-habits-of-successful-students/

babyfaceafrica:
u sure?...give me the cheapest uk university fee you know let me give you five university that pay less in europe

don't you think 5 is too small to be used as a sample size.

Hi, did you apply?

kaykash007:
ayorinde_kayode@yahoo.com

better soup na money kill am #AfricanProverb

CaptainECole:
*Sigh*
British schools are too expensive for the average Nigerian... but I'd prefer to. study Engineering in MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology).. all of dem dey expensive but e no mean.. hardwork pays

not exactly

babyfaceafrica:
Its expensive compared to other european countries

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Now more than ever students are looking for courses that prepare them for a future in their desired industry. Technology and low cost innovation means today, you can learn just about anything online. If you’re currently searching for that perfect course then you’ll probably know just how difficult it is. So from the weird to the crazy to the straight up stupid, 10 weird courses you’ve never heard of.

Politicising Beyonce

No this course is not about how to put a ring on it. This course uses the performer’s music and career as lenses to explore American race, gender, and sexual politics. If you’d like to take this course then you can find it at the New Jersey’s Rutgers University.


Viticulture and Oenology

Lets be honest here. Nobody knows what this course is about. So we’ll tell you exactly what Plumpton college the makers of this course say. “This degree explores the science of grape growing and winemaking and provides graduates with the knowledge and skills to pursue a career in wine production”.


Simpsons and Philosophy

This course from the University of California at Berkeley and is describe as a fairly rigorous” philosophical course it aims to use the Simpsons as glimpse at the complex human condition, how we live now and make our way morally in an often confusing world.

Joy of Garbage
This course from Santa Clara University delves into the science and consequences of what humans consume and waste.

Lady Gaga and the Sociology of Fame
Professor Mathieu Deflem is the man behind the famous lady Gaga course. He’s been to see Gaga live in concert over 30 times around the world so this course is a byproduct of the professor mixing business with pleasure. On the course students get to examine Lady Gaga’s rapid rise to fame.

Adventure Education
Perhaps one of the most sensible courses in this list. Chichester University’s Adventure Education degree will suit anyone who has a passion for the outdoors and learning through direct experience.

How to Watch TV
This course from Montclair State University, explores how to watch TV properly amongst the social politics of televisions role in the modern family.

Bowling Industry Management
This course from Vincennes University of Indiana will teach you everything you need to know about bowling, and help you become a bowling great.

Ethical Hacking
With an 88% employment or further study rate this course seems like a smart choice. You’ll learn all about hacking today, you will also be hacking yourself as part of your practical learning.

Fat Studies
From different perspectives such as film and conferences, this course from The George Washington University explores one of the worlds most serious problems. Obesity.

Underwater basket Weaving
Offered by both Reed College of Portland and University of California this course teaches the craft of making water soaked baskets.


Feel free to add yours!!!

Source: http://www.studysearch.co/blog/11-weird-courses-youve-never-heard/

It’s no news that the UK has always on top the study abroad wish list of students from all over the world. In fact, lately, there’s been increase in the rate at which international students pursue their higher education in UK.

So, you’re wondering “why UK?”. Well, here are some of the major reasons why international students love to study in the UK.

Scholarships? Tick!

Wide range of scholarships are available to students willing to study abroad, especially in the UK. Students have opportunities to apply for government-funded scholarships (such as Commonwealth Scholarships for Developing Commonwealth Countries). And also, organizations and individual UK university scholarships.

Although getting the necessary funds is extremely competitive, a growing number of these scholarships are being offered to attract the most-talented international students.

Educate The Planet and After School Africa are useful for finding some of the scholarships. Apply these scholarship tips and you’re one step ahead, if not three.



Easy and Quick Application Process

The UK leads on this one. Applying to universities in the UK is easy peasy, anytime. Students are guided through each step until they submit their application online. Some schools even give students the opportunity to compare programs that suits their academic goal and budget.



Variety of Courses

Studying in the UK provides access to one of the most-varied offerings of study program specializations in Europe. Not only can students enroll in standard courses like Economics and Business Administration, but also specific and “unusual” courses. Ever heard of Puppetry, Design and Performance or Viking Studies!?



An Interesting Place to Live

Talk about the life style, beautiful environment, people and cultural diversity. The UK is adorned with different cultures and traditions. Not to mention the big cities, rural towns, villages, modern and historical architecture. Life in the UK is amazing, shops and restaurants sell food and apparels from different cultures.



Discrimination is Intolerable

Yes, discriminating against people because of their race, gender, sexuality or disability is illegal in the UK. Thus, students are encouraged to develop their potentials while enjoying full social life. This adds to the list of reasons why international students love to study in the UK.



Transportation System

The ease of moving around and going places is a major factor for students planning to study abroad. UK’s transportation system is arguably one of the best in the world, making it possible to get to most places by plane, coach, bus and train.



Academic Support

The United Kingdom offers unparalleled academic support and facilities for students. There’s over 4 thousand public libraries and 950 academic libraries in the UK, including the British Library, one of the largest in the world with collection holdings exceeding 111 million items.



Work While Studying

Love to work while studying? Great! international students are allowed to work for up to 20 hours a week during term time and full-time during holidays. If you are from an EU country, there’s even more flexibility!





The UK has a long history of welcoming international students to study in its universities and colleges. Anyone seeking for world class education in a multicultural atmosphere shouldn’t waste time in considering to choose the UK.



Not only does the UK have well-recognized education system, it’s higher education qualifications also have impressive international reputation. This gives international students the competitive edge.

The UK higher education system is subject to the assessment of the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for its college teaching and general facilities. Also, its research standards are examined by the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE).

In all, the UK education system is well-renowned for its academic excellence, quality and standard of learning.


Source: http://www.studysearch.co/blog/international-students-love-the-uk/