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AsomughaChuks02:
Soludo is the only guber aspirant who is prepared for the job. He already has a workable bluebrint for Anambra development and will hit the ground running.

Frankrobbn1:
I would suggest you try other institutions that wouldn't require such documentation from you. University of Windsor is a better option.



It will end in praise.

mcobex:
Are you going for post graduate program? Most schools exempt Nigerians from taking IELTS or any other English exams since Nigeria is an English speaking country and the language of instruction for schools in Nigeria is English language. I haven't checked McMasters if they exempt Nigerians, but I am sure Saskatchewan does. Read the pages well and you will get the information you seek

RichieJayy:
My sponsor is my mom
Acct balance: 6.2M Naira
School: Conestoga
Tuition: 16,165 Canadian
Tuition deposit: 12,000 Canadian
Submitted Land properties and assets.

mcobex:
Are you going for post graduate program? Most schools exempt Nigerians from taking IELTS or any other English exams since Nigeria is an English speaking country and the language of instruction for schools in Nigeria is English language. I haven't checked McMasters if they exempt Nigerians, but I am sure Saskatchewan does. Read the pages well and you will get the information you lseek

mcobex:
Are you going for post graduate program? Most schools exempt Nigerians from taking IELTS or any other English exams since Nigeria is an English speaking country and the language of instruction for schools in Nigeria is English language. I haven't checked McMasters if they exempt Nigerians, but I am sure Saskatchewan does. Read the pages well and you will get the information you seek

mcobex:
Sorry I don't reply DMs for now, but kindly ask all questions here and they will be attended to as fast as possible.
To have an idea on how to start kindly read the first page of this part and you will see the list of documents to submit and also links on very important steps to take. Also compare the information with that of www.cic.gc.ca just to be sure you are doing the right thing.
For admission, check all schools offering your intended course and their requirements to see which fits you ( financially and otherwise).
GOOD LUCK

Rootiab:
I won't advice you use agent. But you can email me and I'd help with the little I can

Rootiab:
Good day everyone. Please permit me to share my story.
I started this Canada talk since 2012/2013 when I graduated from secondary school then I later went to one university in ghana. Fast forward to 2018 when I was serving and I still wanted to travel then 2020 came and j started my process, I was miraculously able to raise 1m cause when I suggested Canada to my parents they said no. So before I started, a friend gave me an agents number which I called and he said I can't get admission for masters with my 2.2 and that even if I apply for pgd I have 20% chance of getting visa, I later went home and prayed and I applied and I got admission into 2 schools in Canada and chose Memorial and I paid part of my tuition which was also above the initial deposit and I wrote my ielts, which I just prepared for 3 days and I passed. So after all this I started thinking of where will I get statements since my parents are refusing to sponsor or help in anyway, then I spoke with ese and she told me to pray and have faith, although I contacted some people who were telling me to pay 500k, 400k for statements of just 10m. So I finally decided to go back and ask my parents with the help of my sister and Glory be to God my parents agreed and gave me statements of 15m which was more than what other were offering for 500k. Luckily for me I was able to submit my application this morning by 3am. I Just want to Say Thank you so much y'all for encouraging everyone and also advising everyone. I'm grateful, for those yet to apply and still in process, commit everything to God and he will do it. Peace

lentomac:
Hi,

This is my own suggestion....

Though NYSC is not a requirement for study Visa application, but I think you should do your NYSC first, then before you pass out, you can be processing your PG. Cert Admission, get it and apply for Visa. That one year period you can be using it to gather documents for your Admission & Visa. Hello sir, I’m currently doing my nysc , I would love to go for masters in finance in Canada . I don’t know if you can guide me , my dad is willing to sponsor me . Thanks for your response

Your NYSC PPA Acceptance Letter & your Discharge Certificate would show that you have a One year Work Experience. A Letter of Recommendation from that your PPA would be essential when you want to apply for Permanent Residence (PR).

From one of your post, you said you have the opportunity & connect to work in a food processing company for your NYSC and luckily for you, that is closely related to your degree. Not everyone has this opportunity, most corpers are being posted to schools to teach, so make use of this opportunity.

That one year Work experience can be helpful if you want to apply for Permanent Residence (Express Entry, PNP etc.) after your studies.

You still have age by your side, so play your cards well, so it can favor you both in your Study Visa Application & PR application in the nearest future.

For your Study Visa Application, having a work experience also has it's own benefit, most esp. If it relates to the program you want to go and study in Canada

illocution:
Good evening great minds,

Having followed this thread for some time now, I want to say a big thank you to all those who make out time to respond to queries here. God bless you all.

please guys, your advice will really go a long way here, I already applied for my M.A program which begins in September and my sister's husband is supposed to be my sponsor, but since we don't have same family name, we are considering moving funds into my sis account to balance the 30k CAD NSE requirement. This will mean having to wait till July before Visa application. My fear is that, the time frame will be too short to process considering my program start date. Please all the gurus and experts in the house help a brother. Should I ask them to move the funds or use him and then attach maybe their marriage cert.? again, is it advisable to wait till July before visa application for a September start date? Help a brother please cos local man is confused.

illocution:
Good evening great minds,

Having followed this thread for some time now, I want to say a big thank you to all those who make out time to respond to queries here. God bless you all.

please guys, your advice will really go a long way here, I already applied for my M.A program which begins in September and my sister's husband is supposed to be my sponsor, but since we don't have same family name, we are considering moving funds into my sis account to balance the 30k CAD NSE requirement. This will mean having to wait till July before Visa application. My fear is that, the time frame will be too short to process considering my program start date. Please all the gurus and experts in the house help a brother. Should I ask them to move the funds or use him and then attach maybe their marriage cert.? again, is it advisable to wait till July before visa application for a September start date? Help a brother please cos local man is confused.

mcobex:
Not mentioning your current status means you have to tell the vo what you have been doing after graduating from secondary school (I want to believe it's been at least 3 years since you left secondary school).
So, do you have anything to say to cover that? if not then you have to declare your current status and explain that due to some unforseen issues you couldn't concentrate on your studies, that's why your family wants to send you outside so you use that opportunity to avoid the distractions you had in Nigeria. And you hope to perform better this time

Evkunle:
Well, it's not bad to apply for scholarships while serving but always check and double check that resumption and other activities fall after your NYSC.

It's very important, so you don't get to loose on any end.

Most schools specify resumption timelines and the likes, and most Scholarships are in line with the school.

For all the other running around, you can always liase with your corp members, PPA, etc. Anyway, you can always rough that one.

Hope I was able to answer your question. Please drop more responses if you can.

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oebenezero11:
Hi everyone,

My name is Ebenezer, a Nigerian. I live in the North American Continent. Here, I can help you process postgraduate admission into some schools in the United States, Canada, Mexico with 100% scholarship. Irrespective of your course of study, chances are you will get your admission with full 100% scholarship. The breakdown of the details are given below:

Science Courses (About 90% will gain the admission with full scholarship)
Social Science and Management (About 50% will gain admission with full scholarship)
Arts (About 50% will gain admission with full scholarship)

You will most likely get your Visa if you have a scholarship (since you will be paid - no economic solvency). Most people are denied visa after admission if they can't meet up with the fees.

I'm not asking you to trust me. I have contact offices in Ibadan, Oyo State; Ife, Osun State and Ilorin, Kwara State where you can visit before you trust us. You must be ready to write and pass English Exams (TOEFL or IELTS), Knowledge exams (GRE or any other depending on your course), pay for your travel ticket to the country before you can register for the scholarship and get paid. Depending on your performances in those exams, you can meet a good Supervisor who can support you with travel expenses.

My services are not free. I can only assure you your dream will come true if you have the requirements.

To get started, send me an email at oebenezero11@gmail.com and I'll send you my personal number for chatting and we can get started.
I forgot to add that you must have at least, Second class Upper at Bachelors level if you're looking for Masters Admission and a Ph.D. grade in Masters for Ph.D. admission. Your admission will still depend on your score in GRE (or other knowledge exams) and TOEFL/IELTS. We get started by getting you a Supervisor so you'll be part of the process. Be willing to write the exams before contacting us. Thank you.

I wish you the best.

Ebenezer

Gerrard59:
Just to add, write the GRE and have other requirements ready, then seek for funding. The likelihood of being funded with that CGPA in Canada is low and this is me being honest. Try the US as I've stated that she not her northern neighbour provides immense funding opportunities which is more than any other country globally. At most, you will spend 30% of the $10K for preparing for the US.

Gundel001:
yea
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RisenPhoenix:
I'm not too sure about the CGPA requirements, you might be asked to run a PGD or go to community college before admission depending on the school you apply to. US$10,000 will be about 14,000 CAD. It should be just about enough to scrape by to finish up the programme; and you should be able to get a PG student job without much difficulty while studying for extra income. Just go through the different university websites and check their fees and requirements to find one that will suit you; it's that simple. I don't know much about how admission is run now, but application was relatively easy some years back. If you want, you could also get a reliable agent to put you through. They will be more current on the procedure.

Good luck.

RisenPhoenix:
Sorry I don't like DMs or giving out my email. I'll answer any question I can here.

Lakeland4321:
Let me give you a brief opinion about each country:
US - Their schools are overrated and expensive. Upon graduation you will not be allowed to stay back except it's an IVY league schools ( Harvard, yale, princeton, Stanford, Columbia MIT, Brown etc) since you want to relocate US is a no no

UK - Very easy to get admission and it's quite pricey too but like the US you cannot stay back after graduation.

Canada - this is by far the best choice for the following reasons
1.) Affordable school fees
2.) Friendly and tolerate environment
3.) You can stay back after graduation with a post graduate work permit (pgwp), its 1 yr prep for 1 yrs program and 3yr pgwp for programs of 2yrs or more. This us important because you are expected to use the work permit to get a job and process your permanent residence.

With this canada far outweigh the others for young single guys and even families.

Go to canada and see yourself prosper

majormofor:
Canada.... No need arguing.. Delay is dangerous

RisenPhoenix:
Forget the US and the UK. The job markets there are already congested and neither country is anything to write home about. Too expensive, especially healthcare. Canada is your best bet. Try to supplement your degrees with certification in data science as it relates to your field. Very helpful.

Gundel001:
Canada will be a better choice...for work and study visa in Canada and Australia check my signature

ENG0701:
Pros and cons for each:
US
Pros: easier to get funding than the other countries listed. if you get to stay, pay is higher in the US. US is more fun if that is a factor for you.
Cons: there is no easy path to residency, that's why most either marry a citizen or stay illegally. The other option is if you get an employer than can file for you, but then you are a slave because you cant resign without losing your status.

Canada
Pros: Easy to get PR after studying. Canada is more welcoming of skilled immigrants. I dont know much about your field but job prospect is dependent on what you study so you have to research your field well.
Cons: Not much funding available, high rate of student visa denial. I know some people that were denied in 2019. And Canada can be boring, if that matters to you

UK
Pros: Easiest to get Visa of the 3, with the change in rule, you can get to stay back for 2 years after your program which gives you opportunity to get UK experience.
Cons: UK schools are expensive. Immigration law seems to change often so you may get stocked. And if you stay back after study, I'm not sure what happens after the 2 years.
NB: i do not know much about UK generally.