₦airaland Forum

Softboypeter:
Hello bro when applying to the embassy how much should be in the student account.

304 Eur per month x 12 months + 555 Eur for travel expenses. Equivalent to 1.8M - 2.5M Naira in the account, not necessarily in the student account but in the account of the sponsor for the student.

Great to see all the posts here. Interesting. Lithuania is an interesting place. You can either love it or hate it, depending on many simple, but key factors.

Having lived and worked in Lithuania for over 10 years as university professor, I can help provide useful and insider details for prospective students. More so I know many in the international office of the universities here.
I was once an international student in 4 different countries, so I can to a reasonable extent say that I can relate to aspirations of prospective students.

Please feel free to ask questions here
Cheers!

Luckycharis:
hello house, just want to say a big thanks to all those who has contributed to the trend in one way or the other,the truth is there no information that is not vital or useful cos u never know, there someone out there who currently needs that information and u just saved the person...so once more a big thanks to y'all...

have been looking up to several schools and requirements, and a bit confused cos i have a pressing issue that i'll need someone to help me with,
my waec is mostly on science subject and all good grades in english and maths,but now am currently moving my course to TOURISM AND LEISURE MANAGEMENT am just curios if submitting my waec result with all those science subject in it...is it gonna be a red flag or is all good since i have english and maths?

please any one with good experience can help me out...

THANKS

It shouldn't be a problem, but better still to have any of these: Government, Economics, Geography, Civic Education, Commerce, Social studies....

Arrihinius:
Hello house, is it possible to get school without application fee?

No it's not possible. Your application will not be considered without paying the application fee.

Great to see all the posts here. Interesting. Lithuania is an interesting place. You can either love it or hate it, depending on many simple, but key factors.

Having lived and worked in Lithuania for over 10 years as university professor, I can help provide useful and insider details for prospective students. More so I know many in the international office of the universities here.
I was once an international student in 4 different countries, so I can to a reasonable extent say that I can relate to aspirations of prospective students.

Please feel free to ask questions here or pm me.

Cheers!