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Hi, u can get information about scholarships from these websites

http://www.advance-africa.com/

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study/international-scholarships.html

All the information there is free.

All the best to you and your brother.

Not entirely, the new rules take effect from April 2012, students can still apply for PSW visa, but u must have an offer for a job by a UK company before you can apply for the visa, which makes it very difficult, almost impossible in my opinion.

Hi Nairalanders,
a quick question, a friend is trying to decide on which country to study in, the UK or the USA, so i got two articles that talk about the post study visa policies of both countries. which one do u think makes more sense on the long run for students?

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study-in-usa/latest-news/immigration-reform-in-the-us/

VS

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study-in-the-uk/study-in-the-uk/has-the-uk-closed-its-doors/

Thanks.

Thinking of studying abroad? Ask your education related question here, and i will try my best to answer it,
PS: my information is 100% free, just helping out

Hi guys,
u can get information on UK scholarships for Nigerian students in these Universities,

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study/international-scholarships/all/qn/business-and-administrative-studies/cid/qid/d/scholarship.html

hi George31, like chamber2 said, it depends on where you want to do your MBA, in Naija, the UK or maybe the US, you can read these articles on postgraduate education, hope it answers your questions, Cheers

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study-in-the-uk/study-guides/postgraduate-education

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study-in-usa/study-guides/graduate-education

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The information you posted is correct, but it doesnt apply to all sets of people, the right to work for 20 hours for some schools is still preserved, and the right to get a PSW (Post Study Work visa) is also preserved, admittedly, it's much more difficult. It however does not take effetc until APRIL 2012.

You can read this for an analysis going forward.

http://www.hotcoursesabroad.com/study-in-the-uk/study-in-the-uk/has-the-uk-closed-its-doors

Hi there, you can read this article on IELTS whoch gives a thorough breakdown of the procedure in general.

http://www.hotcoursesabroad.com/study-in-the-uk/language/ielts

Hope it helps.

You can check out this link for information about getting MBA degrees from the UK, US, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, and New Zealand, and loads of scholarship opportunities.

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study/training-degrees/international/mba-courses/cgory/k-2/sin/ct/programs.html

Cheers

You can check this site for relevant scholarships for Nigerians.

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study/international-scholarships.html

Enjoy.

For everyone who might be interested in getting a fantastic degree from Australia, here are some pointers that will definitely be of help.
http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study-in-australia

Enjoy!

I know someone who did a climate change paper from the Legal angle, studying a Masters in Environmental Law.

I am completely anti-NYSC the objectives of the project are outdated and have failed woefully. Its just an unfair imposition on the Nigerian youth.

UniJos i heard isnt so difficult to get in. Generally State Universities are easier to get into than Federal Universities.

Interested in studying in Singapore? These articles will help you come to your decision, answers all possible questions that you may have.

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study-in-singapore

Are you speaking about Law School in the US?

Hi, Malaysian Universities are on the rise and are gaining more popularity world wide, this website gives you free information about EVERY thing you need to know about studying in malaysia, from visa queries, to culture queries, to tourist attractions. Check it out, it might be useful to you.

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study-in-malaysia

There was no BON Presidential Debate, at least not when GEJ was present,a debate cannot occur unless there is more than one person, unless GEJ was debating against himself and presenting different arguments.

What happened yesterday was a 'Panel', akin to what you do when you are in University defending a research project, or when you are at an interview,

the other contestants humiliated Mr.President, but in the process, also showed us how petty they can be.

Came across this article that gives introductory information for people interested in studying in Australia

http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study-in-australia/study-guides/applying-to-study

Cheers!

Hey, i was thinking of studying in Malaysia or New zealand too, somewhere different from the regular US/UK/Canada, anyways i decided to go to the UK eventually, but while i was doing my research on schools in malaysia and new Zealand, came across this site: http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/ . It gives info for people who wanna study in the UK, USA, Malaysia, Singapore, malaysia, and New Zealand. It also has some nice reviews on some schools there done by students whi went to those schools, so i guess it makes it more balanced as per the opinions you will get. (i think they even have links for scholarship information), anyways, all the best in your search.

LOL@ Iz2much,
Yeah, there are a LOT of them that just wake up every morning thinking of ways to cheat Nigerians. I found a list of some educational agencies, not sure how complete it is, but im sure it'll help.
Go to http://www.hotcourses-nigeria.com/study/agent/general.html
Cheers!

This is a summary of the new policy for International students, it includes information on Entry Requirements, part time work entitlements, and eligibility for the Post Study Work Visa.
Cheers

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/news/summary-student-policy.pdf

That;s no so bad, i know people who had a couple of Fails and still got through, only issue is that if you want to study in the Uk and u had a Pass in English, u might have to do an English Language Test, think its called IELTS, can't remember, and if its the US u will have to do well in ur SATs and TOEFL. , but you should be fine. Check this site and try to get information about posible courses and schools you can go to,

www.hotcourses-nigeria.com

All the best!

There are loads of schools that you can get into with just a Pass result, Pass isnt the end of your academic life, although it limits your choices, doubt if you could ever get into Harvard or Cambridge with that.lol, it depends on what course u are interested in. So what courses are you looking at?

great points sirs, i guess its valid in a specialised area like petroleum engineering. Does anyone have any idea of a website where i can do a course/country search?