₦airaland Forum

robinsondegrest:
Teesside change this Year oo,am in their telegram group,many people receive CAS already, infact many have Visa already for Sept intake,don't panic, just dat I don't meet up with their condition,I Love the school

Zeazytee2320:
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chuksiyk31:
Visa Alert

I’m really not very good with lengthy messages, but the journey has been amazing, started the journey with Hertfordshire got denied because of previous visa denial. I then applied to Birmingham city university, got a conditional offer. After sending all the required documents, I did my interview and everything seemed to be going fine.

Then the time for biometrics and visa application came, this is very my faith was tested at different times. I can say somethings because of how sensitive they are but trust me when I say it was a real trying period. Did my biometrics 28th of April, got nsf around 14th of May. I honestly got scared after the nsf Mail(they requested nothing by the way). Got a collect mail yesterday (my self and my wife got the Mail almost at the same time) we picked our visas today.

Zeazytee2320:
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llamar:
Yes, there's.
Is there a group for those prospective students of Teeside?
I got conditional offer, I have not yet fulfilled the conditions.

Ugmama:
The admission you got was it from ucas or the direct application?

HamdanTY:
A whole 2 months. I hope you've sourced for another means because one can't wait forever.

Star19:
As someone who benefited a lot from this platform, I’d like to state some things that might be useful for those applying now.
1. It is possible to do all your applications without using agents. Make this platform and google your friend, also try to read the thread from the beginning and ask questions.
2. Before making a choice on where to study, ask relevant questions. (Consider your budget, course, location, payment plan flexibility, job prospects etc).
3. Start your application on time to avoid last minute rush and constantly keep in touch with the school via emails and phone calls. If you send emails and don’t get a quick response, drop a voicemail on the phone number provided by the school.
4. Connect with the school on their official social media pages. This will help you send a DMs if they get too busy in respond to emails. Also connect with others that are applying to the same school to share ideas.
5. Try to secure your admission early and get your CAS so you can apply for your visa quickly.
6. If you have the funds, pay a large percentage of your tuition and don’t be so eager to jump at 1k and 2k deposits. Some students are getting stranded because of this.
7. If for any reason you can’t pay a large chunk of your tuition before traveling, have a concrete plan to come up with the remaining fees. These schools can frustrate you if you don’t pay up your fees.
8. Paying only 1k or 2k deposit out of 12-13k tuition with the hope of paying the remaining part when you get here is unrealistic & sometimes not very possible. Unless you have a sponsor, saved up enough money or going with your spouse that can work full time to support you, think twice about it.
9. While you’re planning to japa via school, remember to sharpen your mind for the actual school work. I’m saying this because people actually fail their masters and are unable to get their post study permit.
10. Look for intelligent people in you class and be friendly with them so you can rub minds with them. Join a study group if possible because studying in the UK is a totally different ballgame & I wish someone had counseled me before I arrived. It can be interesting but be ready to put in the work.
11. Make friends with resourceful people when you get here and find accommodation on time. Possibly sort out accommodation before leaving Nigeria especially if you’re coming in with children.
12. Don’t be discouraged to apply because you have been denied visa/visas before. Just be honest about it.

Success to everyone!

Thank you!

pussymonger1:
pls guru in the house which bank is the fastest one to pay a tuition deposit ?

Paschaline56:
Good day my people
people in Teeside university please let link up

Ugmama:
The admission you got was it from ucas or the direct application?

Articul8:
I thought Hull doesn't make such exams compulsory if you already have English in your WAEC. I used my WAEC for hull anyway.

Articul8:
Please is there any group for Hull September intakes?

Thank you