keyboardone:
@wallspring, malory84, slimmy2005, mekurexx

Good morning everyone.

Am not supposed 2 write dis on this thread, but because of some guys who are highly informed, I decided to put it here for ur opinion.

That being said, I cud not afford USA education, I decided to opt 4 Czech republic.

I applied to one of d university in Czech, but was sent an email to superlegalize my transcript n bachelor certificate. However, the transcript has b superlegalized both at d ministry of education, foreign affairs n Czech embassy both at Abuja.

Latter on, I was told to do d same on my certificate, which I never obliged.

My question now is this. Does a seal on ur certificate by Czech embassy renders it useless?

Remember, d seal is placed at d back of ur certificate.

I really need ur contribution on this.

I don't think its proper to have a seal on your original certificate other than the school seal. You can get in touch with your Undergraduate school and ask them about it, if they say no other seal should be on the certificate, have them write an official letter to your intended university stating that it is prohibited to have a seal other than that of the university. My 2 cents though.

cuteconnec:


That was what i used to calculate mine. It was pretty simple. Put each individual course, credit unit load (number of hours) and grade obtained (either A, B or C). If your took say 80 courses in school, input each individual course with the grades and click calculate when you are done. it will output your equivalent CGPA using USA grading systems. You have a good GPA, Best of Luck.

AgreatMan:


Lots of schools don't require GRE. Visit departmental webpages.

bigfrancis21:


To be honest, 277 is such a poor score that i'm sure no school would accept you for admission with such score. The least score one can obtain in GRE is 260, that is if you did not write anything, which is equivalent to 0 on a scale of 100 and the highest score is 340, which is equivalent to 100 on a scale of hundred. And you scored 277/340 which is equivalent to 20/100 or so. Let's be honest, you think a school would have such low requirement of 20/100 for admission?

My suggestion to you is to retake the GRE test and this time be serious about it. The GRE test is something that requires, at least, a month of intense preparation and there is a trick to taking it. You would not know the doors a good GRE score opens up for you before and even after you arrive America.

imperiouxx:


With that cgpa, you should be able to do better in GRE if you can re write it, else, that takes you no where. Best!

cremeuc:
if its too stressful for you. why dont u try australia, its way easier

biikeys:


Why don't you go for a course with better carrier prospects...makes your life easier as well in the long run.

MrMann1:
Anyone living in houston, close to texas southern uni. I need someone who I can share apartment with... plssss

yorex2011:
Are the questions in Manhattan 5lb books real GRE questions... Cos i just did one small test maths of 37 questions ans i got 34 correctly which could pass for a 166...and its just to test my current abilities... First one got 18/20..second 24/25...now 34/37...cos they look quite easy and I'm just wondering if these were the kind of things they ask in real GRE

oluphy:
277 is a lil low, but u can check the sch's website for their GRE requirement, you would also need a good GPA, SOP and recommendation letter. However, if you choice is to re-write. Prepare for about two months, get the magoosh video posted via a dropbox link (can't remember the exact page). It will really help in your preparations. Don't be scared, be determined..."na small tin".... cheers

Walspring:


If I am not wrong www.Google.com will be in the best position to guide you out for this question

drafrican:
@ slimwendy
Am sorry for your loss
Am not mocking anyone,it would be very wrong of me neither would I insult anyone.
I encourage people to sue and I always will.
It's just wrong to give examples but there's also a lady who did IVF in naija went to the USA lost the baby and it was ruled as SIDS(sudden infant death syndrome) it occurred in the hospital nursery.

@slimwendy85, so sorry for your loss. Mr Dr Africa. I don't get the point of this your argument . I understand you love your country hence the need to defend the healthcare. But please be realistic, you can't compare a mansion and a face me I face you. I had my baby recently in elpaso and the birth experience was eventful. I have no regrets coming here because if to say na NAija I dey, I no know how e for be. Because a friend of mine had almost the same complications I had but they couldn't handle it. Her baby was not handling contractions well and they still administered pitocin. Same with me, he wasn't handling contractions well , his heart beat kept dropping and going up, they decided to wait on the pitocin , because since he wasn't handling mine well pitocin would be worse. I don't want to give the whole story, but my baby ended up in NiCu after swallowing so much miconium. You can't even start imagining the amount of doctors and nurses that hovered around him, the over the top care both from nurses and doctors. My primary reason for coming here to give birth was because of the blue pally, but after I had my child, blue pally became secondary. I just paid twice my budget on nicu and I don't even feel it because I am grateful to God for the opportunity I have to travel to the United States. My child is well and perfect. I will come here again till I'm done! Our healthcare is wack! Just accept it and stop trying to prove rubbish here Biko.

Ezemistic:

The Nigerian visa was ready within 4-days I paid ($285 for Visa) and $76 for UPS Return envelope then submitted on Monday and received it on Friday same week...you will need your child US passport, photocopies of you & your husband Nigerian passports and child birth certificate, also include 1-passport photograph of your child. Lastly a consent letter from u & ur husband...

Ezemistic:

They told me same duration, but actually it was 2-wks. I was booked with Dr. aun jose before I cam to ElPaso, but I missed my first appointment, so I was rebooked for Dr. Lynn Heidi, never knew she was the God-sent to make my dream come through. Dr Lynn is a woman of virtue full of experience. I thank God for everything

enidammy:


Just saw your post, would have love to help but my schedule is tight and I would be leaving tomorrow, would not be able to search for the drug for you. I pray you would be able to get another person.

Nogen:


While you wait for the drugs, in the meantime, get her some lemon, cut into 2, Squeeze the juice in a tea cup with the body of the lemon. Add hot water and allow to cool for some minutes. Give her to drink morning and night. It normalises blood pressure. But she shouldn't take it if she's suffering from ulcer. Learnt it is not good for ulcer patients.