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debbie:
What you said is very true. I have a friend who did his msc an doing his phD in china with scholarship and it wasn't that hard for him to get. Information is a very good key if one must move on. Did you know there are several scholarships in Thailand and singapore? I advice everyone here to widen your scope of information and you wil go far. Cheers

BrilliantMind:
Beijing scholarship required TOEFL or IELT.I dont have it yet due to recent devaluation in naira. #325 to $1 as at yesterday night.

BrilliantMind:
@ Intelligentdude pls I really need ur advice pls send me ur mobile number tru this email- myzeebaby7@gmail.com.Thanks

mojyks:
Okay thks,should I do it now or when am sure I am called?

Dude04:
plz those that sent their documents to aalto, did u gt a reply wen it was delivered to dem, plus i wrote d pte test yesterday and got the test score today i jst sent dm my score.

Grammyz:
pls bruh is refree requird for UG applicants while filling d form

mojyks:
Pls can u throw more light on how to search, am not getting it.

DanIndia:
What is it you need help with, bro ? You could post it here. I'll be more than glad to answer it for ya.

DanIndia:
What is it you need help with, bro ? You could post it here. I'll be more than glad to answer it for ya.

mojyks:
Hello house, the website pasted for Hungary is not going,pls who is experiencing this.

mojyks:
Exactly,pls can someone help us here,plsssssss

DanIndia:
True. Nothingjb good comes easy, bro. All the best with that.

patako:
please can u send me d link @ idrisdangana2011@gmail.com

tea040:
bro, I will need to talk to u regarding dat

lantessy:
Application fee is required. And the chances of Chinese Government scholarship through the school is lower compare to through FSB/Chinese Embassy.

ejitemi1:
Dont worry about ur choice, u r gonna be given an opportunity to choose again at d interview venue.

BrilliantMind:
I choose china for my PG to study engineering. Advice pls?

ejitemi1:
yeah u r right though. but d best options are still dose ones mentioned for PG. My broda notin is as good as studying in Uk or US/Canada cos d way d FSB scholars are treated after dey get dere isnt fair at all. I would advise any young and smart person for masters to Write TOEFL/GRE &apply for scholarships in UK/US/Canada and other financially buoyant European countries. Alot of opportunities abound in those countries than for someone to just waste 3-4yrs in a strange country for MSc.
its Just an advise to all applicants sha

ejitemi1:
I didnt want to comment all along but at this point, i would also like to make some corrections and additions.
For PG : Russia, Japan, China , Turkey, Mexico, South Korea are good options.
Russia is meant for dose dat can speak Russian or had their B.sc from russia.
china,japan, south korea and turkey are the best for sciences and engineering with better chances of getting in.
Hungary and serbia offer few slots (less dan 10) for the whole nigeria for both UG and PG, and for Hungary also even if u pass the FSB test/interview u would still be screened again by thier own scholarship board and u would write anoda exam with other candidates across the world at dier embassy here in Nigeria b4 u can have a chance.
Greece is having financial problems for nw.
Cuba is for doctors, while mexico mostly prefer lawyers and doctors.

for UG: the best options are Russia, Ukraine, egypt ,morroco, algeria and china.
Macedonia and tunisia have few slots also across Nigeria.

so u all should choose wisely.

nedostic:
Scholarship Opportunities for study in Tomas Bata University, Zlin, Czech Republic. The courses cut across a variety of popular disciplines in IT, Business, Media/Arts, Sciences and Engineering and it serves for BSc, Masters and PhD.

For those who might be interested, kindly refer to this link below:
https://apply.utb.cz/frequently-asked-questions#scholarship

As an advice, prospective candidates should apply soonest, though the deadline is slated for May,2016.

No doubt the application process may seem rigorous for so many out there, but do well to painfully go through it and perhaps should you insist on any help, I shall do my possible best to only assist in the area of Nostrification through a proxy; nostrification usually takes about 8 weeks.

For me to render such a service (i.e., helping applicants to run errands for nostrification of documents) through a proxy, it will most likely come with a service charge. Also note that the rest administrative tasks would have to be done by you,including the essay part of the application.

Wishing you all greater start to the new Gregorian calendar year (2015) and a much happier ending as well.

eljimmah:
plss when is the dead line for application

Dollarjunkie:
The vision of The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program is to educate and develop academically qualified yet economically disadvantaged young people in Africa who will contribute to the transformation of the continent. This $500 million program will provide students in secondary school and university with the knowledge and leadership skills needed to contribute to economic and social progress across Africa.

[b]Host Institution(s):[/b]Tres bien

The following universities/institutions were selected for their commitment to academic excellence, nurturing environments, and programs relevant to growth sectors in Africa, such as manufacturing, telecommunications, banking, and agriculture:

• African Leadership Academy, South Africa
• Ashesi University, Ghana
• American University of Beirut, USA
• Arizona State University, USA
• Camfed , USA
• Brac, Uganda
• Duke University, USA
• Earth University, Costa Rica
• Forum for African Women Educationalists, Kenya
• Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana
• Makerere University, Uganda
• McGill University, Canada
• Michigan State University, USA
• Stanford University, USA
• University of British Columbia, Canada
• University of California, Berkeley, USA
• University of Pretoria, South Africa
• University of Toronto, Canada
• Wellesley College, USA
• University of Cape Town, South Africa

Field(s) of study:

Approved fields of studies offered by participating Universities/Institutions. See the MasterCard Foundation Scholarship pages of the Universities/Institutions above.

Number of Scholarships:

The Scholarship Programs aims to give out $500 million worth of scholarships to 15,000 African students in 10 years.

Target group:

Citizens of Sub-Saharan Africa

Scholarship value/inclusions:

The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program is designed to provide students with holistic support, including:

Comprehensive Scholarships: Students receive financial support for fees, uniforms, books and supplies, transportation, accommodation, and stipends.

21st Century Skill Building: Students benefit from enrichment in skill areas relevant to employment success, such as critical thinking, communications, and entrepreneurship.

Transition Support: Students will receive support during their transition into secondary school, university or the workforce with mentoring, career counseling, internships, leadership development, and other life skills coaching.

Give-back Component: An integral component of the Program is the commitment from the Scholars to give back to their communities and countries of origin. Students will demonstrate this commitment through volunteerism and community service, as well as other forms of experiential learning.

Alumni Network: Graduates of the Scholars Program will be connected through an alumni network that offers information, resources, and opportunities to consult with other graduates.

Eligibility:

Please check the specific eligibility criteria of the host institution/university you are interested in.

Application instructions:

Applications must be made directly to the participating university/institution of your choice. Deadline varies but is around January-July 2016.

It is important to visit the institution’s or university’s websites (see above links) and the official website (link found below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.


MasterCard FoundationBachelors/Masters/PhD Degree

Deadline: Jan-July 2016
Study in: USA & Africa
Course starts September 2016

Website:

Official Scholarship Website: http://mastercardfdnscholars.org/

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GBR1:
sorry, i no longer have access to that email.

Nwabu007:
China PhD... BBM Pin 55ED897C.... Let us keep in touch

GBR1:
I used to believe this too, but it's not exactly true. I study and live in Russia and now speak fluent Russian but I've realized that my knowledge of Russian doesn't make the closest Slavic languages (Ukrainian and Belorussian) that much easier to learn or speak. Even the native speakers are no exception to this.

remote4life:
If u need any information about hungary contact me.. MarieCarie add me on facebook at Facebook.com/remote4life or whatsApp +36202650437

rapturesypha:
please people are there any Hungary nominees in the house ? we've been interviewed at the embassy and was supposed to leave 1st week of Sept... pls does anyone know the cause of the delay ? I'm a pg candidate. any useful replys would be greatly appreciated

Arouser:
Congrats bro! I got the same scholarship in 2013 for a two years masters program with 3.7 CGPA. The scholarship took me to Norway, UK and Germany. Just finished defending my thesis. I still can't believe it happened. The scholarship program opened so many doors.