₦airaland Forum

kode12:
@BelleQ the online calculator puts the IHS for a one year MSc @450pounds. I paid $1012.50 for a 2yrs MSc a month ago, which comes roughly to about €750 which is 300+300+150 extra, so what are you saying.

AmbHenry92:
Thank you so much Bro. The funny thing is that Egypt air seems cheaper so far. 182k on 9th January. But thank you for this revelation

LagosismyHome:
Not sure why you quoted me.
My comment is for a separate question

LaaJiblik:
Remind us again...
What does £ Dom account mean?

Is it a Nigerian Bank or a UK bank?

Frankrobbn1:
Notary public officer would be better of here.

Vchinx:
I hope you guys are doing great.. keep your heads up, do the needful and hope for the best.

Anyone applying to UNBC ?

Bella25:
Hello good afternoon...please how long will it takes before UNBC can grant someone admission? It’s been a month now and haven’t heard from them about my admission status

Frankrobbn1:
Congratulations brother! I can remember how disheartened you are after your initial rejection. Happy it worked out perfectly as planned! Glad to be part of your TRV crowning achievement.

As for many of you that are waiting for positive response from IRCC, may heaven change your stories IJN! Frankrobben1 is back for good and will be active here to answer and render my selfless service for the benefit of others. I am therefore open to questions of any kind.

ralfudoh:
You seem to know so much about your friend and how worried he is. My friend also suggests that you should tell your to request for proof that his application was submitted (a confirmation mail from CIC, tracking number, application number, e.t.c). My friend further said that he will proceed to contact CIC and ask about it. My friend also said that you should ask your friend if he has applied to Canada in that past 12-15months and submitted his biometrics? If yes, then no need for biometrics to be submitted. My friend also said he should ask if the application was submitted online or via paper. That is what my friend said I should tell you to tell your friend.

Saucekide25:
Hello everyone, am still in the early process of getting an admission in a university located in Canada, but I met a few stumbling blocks

Please, is there a list of UNIVERSITIES that waive off the regular admission fees of around $100?

Since it's non-refundable and one could still get rejected, I think the best approach is trying out a University that waives the fee.

I would be glad if anyone helps out with this, the two I came across online still asked me to pay $100 at the last page of my undergraduate application.

Thanks

Passion2009:
Were you admitted to the McGills and/or the University of Toronto and UBC? They are the top schools in Canada and I hardly see Nigerians(on nairaland) apply/secure admission into these top 3 schools.