southsouthking:


Have you applied already? Did they asked you for ielts.

globalamplelife:
Where you given an open book test before admission?

globalamplelife:

So wouldbthe school assist with the visa processing.

globalamplelife:

How is their admission process like, someone with bsc in life science courses can he or she take up this programme.

vikaosi:


You can get a format or a template, with that you adapt your CV to it. And since it's for admission to a school you should tailor it to suit that purpose.

Hannania:
Hello dear, sorry about your ban. Its quite unfortunate. Here's my candid advice to you.
Germany, though free, has a stiff competition for AD presently, unless you have scholarship, going for a 100% taught German course, or you have access to a sponsorship letter. If all this stress is your concern, as you've pointed out, I'll advice you choose Netherlands(Holland) ASAP. Here's why.

When you get admitted in Holland, the university it self will secure your visa. All you have to do is to pay the expected fees, show prove of fund as upload to the schools portal, and if all is authentic, you only go to Ghana to pick your visa.

This of course, is all about funds. The last time I checked, you need €11000 per person, as prove of funds for 12 months, to send to your school.

It looks like funds ain't your problem, and if so, please check a school you like in Holland and see their requirements. Follow the steps below

1. Find a school and visit the course Page of your most preferred course
2. Visit the international student page on the site to get info
3.After the two above, get the international student help mail, and mail the coordinator.

If you do all the above, you should get the info you need.

Note: Holland is not free like Germany, as you have to pay tuition fee ranging from €8000- 20000.

But when you're admitted and you have the stated funds, the university will be the one into process your visa.

Good luck, and ask me more if you need clarification. We'll all see the bright side

Cc:Krissy01

kingori:


I can help you. I am a MBA student in Netherlands. 3rd class OAU. There re opportunities in Amsterdam, you can work while studying, you can start a business as well. Enabling environment with opportunities to succeed with hard work.

Some school gives admission directly while others go through the education system.
Some schools can guarantee you residence permit while some can’t.

Stevenssen:

Russia (They definitely don't share info with US)
Poland (there is a student visa thread for this)
Italy (They have a student visa thread too)

Best options I would suggest are Netherlands, Sweden or Norway (they all have student visa threads here too) but I don't know how difficult their visa process is. The first 3 I listed are easier to get visa to and you can transfer from an European school to Germany after a year (not really sure how it's done but people have done it on the German student visa thread).

You can do your research on these countries, find out how easy it is to get employment and stay back after graduation

stephanie94:


Hahahaha, yes @ Just Mellow. You are very correct. But some lucky fellows still get appointment dates, although very few. If you are coming to Germany you need to have a blocked account of 10500€ OR a sponsorship letter. If you’ve recently graduated maybe within a year or two, you can consider the county, if not just look elsewhere.

JustMellow:


Hello Krissy01,

Germany is a good country to school, especially their tuition free education for international students though with little attached minor fees.

As it is for Germany the last time I followed up, securing an appointment date for interview is like asking the Nigerian government to pass a death sentence bill for (financial) corruption.

Applying through Uni-Assist to schools that use them might be more helpful during the admission process. Some schools might require you to have at least B1 in German or thereabout.

Maybe you should also consider UK or Ireland.

Best of Luck

Adede7:



Since you are going for BSc. you must present your English proficiency test. Also check very well to see if Germany proficiency is also needed, as most German schools require Germany proficiency for undergraduate degrees. If you can still meet up with the deadline, try and register for the English proficiency test on time.

Krissy01:
Hi guys someone told me you need 100level transcript to apply for Bachelors degree in Germany, how true is this? Cause I didn't attend any Nigerian uni. I was thinking when they mean transcript they meant your high school transcript.

JustMellow:


Hello Krissy01,

Don't [re]apply without appealing the decision, if not, it's going to be a waste of time and resources. What are your plans in regards to the situation?

Best of Luck

Thaiy:


Collect your money if he gives it back and the necessary details for your account. You will need it, for retaining a lawyer, I still think with on plausible grounds, and a good immigration lawyer, you stand a chance.