Newbie123:
House please, I've been hearing people say if your WAEC is more than 10 years, they won't accept it...

My first WAEC was in 2005
Then in 2015, I sat for GCE

Can I use both or just the GCE?

Note that my BSc was gotten in 2010.

Please does anyone have experience with this?

Thanks

please who can answer this

Hello everyone,

I've applied for an MBA program at Teesside University since September 13 for January 2022 intake but no offer yet.
I've emailed them several times and no response. The international office doesn't pick their phone as well.
The regional office responded yesterday after about 2 weeks to say that they've flagged the issue with the admissions team. But still nothing.
I really don't know what to do at this point.�

Applied since September 13th too. Nothing yet

beamboh:
Please is there anyone still awaiting an offer from Teesside? Am I the only one? Is there still hope?

DharmmieO:
Hello everyone,

I've applied for an MBA program at Teesside University since September 13 for January 2022 intake but no offer yet.
I've emailed them several times and no response. The international office doesn't pick their phone as well.
The regional office responded yesterday after about 2 weeks to say that they've flagged the issue with the admissions team. But still nothing.
I really don't know what to do at this point.�

I believe their admission for January 2022 closed October 1st 2021

Poanan:
Justwise, kindly explain to me somethings on POF. The POF I intend to use is my money and not a built account, I receive my salary in this account also. The fund there is more than enough. A colleague of mine said I need to deposit money to start the 28days count. Until now, I felt I was okay and that all i need do is to count 28 days backwards anytime i am ready to apply.

Please enlighten me on how to go about it.

@Poanan No need to deposit money..just make sure your balance stay above the required balance for at least 28days.. I personally prefer when its upto 29-30 days to avoid stories that touch

Harykemi:
Please, Teeside deposit deadline is 19th of Nov and POf deadline is 26th. I already put the POf money in my account today and yet to pay my deposit, which will pay before the deadline. Pls am I making any mistake ? I need advice biko

No mistake..just make sure you initiate payment early enough so it gets there before 19th..Some banks form A can take forever, but I was made to understand that access processes their's quite fast.

Hello guys, please I need clarification.

I'm planning to travel to Nigeria to get married so my wife can join me as a student dependant.
Does it matter if I do a "special wedding" or "ordinary wedding" at the registry?

Santa2:


@Newbie123 my Waec as over 22 years and my school accepted it without qualms, check with your school

Thanks

Tosyno51:
Hello guys, please I need clarification.

I'm planning to travel to Nigeria to get married so my wife can join me as a student dependant.
Does it matter if I do a "special wedding" or "ordinary wedding" at the registry?

Any of them will suffice.

pipe:


Any of them will suffice.

Do you have an idea how much it will cost to bring a dependent in?

Just 1 person

POF needs and charges

Alexjohn2020:
please who can answer this

Like the school I got admission I added an attestation letter from my University cos my Neco was 2002 and it was accepted before I was issued an unconditional offer.

Hi guys. Trust your day is going well.

I'm about to start searching for admission in the UK. I gathered that admission is usually slated for September and January. Isn't it too late for a January admission by now? Can I still make January 2022 or just be looking at next September 2022. If September, can I still start the whole admission thingy now?

Also, I have a degree in Statistics over here in Naija, so I'd likely be going for a Masters program in that line ( So I think Data science) For people in UK, how's my chances of getting a job with this. (Although I think it should be on the very ok level).

Furthermore, how possible is it to be able to pay for my tuition balance with the "20hrs a week work", cos the pocket no too reach like that, just hoping on the working to take care of my bills and every every.

I'd appreciate any response. Thanks.

Tbabz01:
Good day fam, pls kindly share list of schools I can apply for 2yrs Msc, January intake 2022. Outside london. Most of the schools are actually 1yr but looking for a school that has duration of 1and half to 2yrs in International Business Management or any field related.
Thanks

Glasgow un
Sheffield Hallam uni
Uws 16months

Which university is that pls?

Like the school I got admission I added an attestation letter from my University cos my Neco was 2002 and it was accepted before I was issued an unconditional offer.[/quote]

olizzz:
Hello everyone,
I got a mail from courier that my child’s visa is out.
1)How long will it take for courier to deliver it to Lagos from Abuja?
2) Will I get a call from them once they are at the destination address? Or will I have to call them?
Thanks

They should call when at the delivery address.

Did you get decision mail and collection mail all along or just mail from the courier?

Hello everyone, please are there schools who doesn’t demand for IELTS result for undergraduate nursing in the UK, if yes please list them. Thank you all.

leogho:


Hi,

I'm also interested in university of Chester. Please, do you have further info such as initial tuition fee deposit, tuition fee installments payment and cost of living there?

3000pounds deposit and POF before CAS. then 50% of the remaining money at enrollment, then the rest to be paid in 3 months. Cost of living is relatively cheap.

Czsamanie:
Hi guys. Trust your day is going well.

I'm about to start searching for admission in the UK. I gathered that admission is usually slated for September and January. Isn't it too late for a January admission by now? Can I still make January 2022 or just be looking at next September 2022. If September, can I still start the whole admission thingy now?

Also, I have a degree in Statistics over here in Naija, so I'd likely be going for a Masters program in that line ( So I think Data science) For people in UK, how's my chances of getting a job with this. (Although I think it should be on the very ok level).

Furthermore, how possible is it to be able to pay for my tuition balance with the "20hrs a week work", cos the pocket no too reach like that, just hoping on the working to take care of my bills and every every.

I'd appreciate any response. Thanks.

If your POF is ready, its not late. But why dont you try University of Chester, University of law business school and BPP university. they have May intake for business courses

Please I want to know if I'm safe using FIDELITY bank as my POF .how fast do they respond to ukvi when contacted?or has anyone used fidelity bank here. Please I'm waiting for your response

Santa2:


@Poanan No need to deposit money..just make sure your balance stay above the required balance for at least 28days.. I personally prefer when its upto 29-30 days to avoid stories that touch

Ok thanks.

gali111:


Yes you can. go with your passport.

not fair how i try to answer people s questions here but mine is never answered. it is well o

Please, did you do this or do you know someone that did this and got attended to?
Please let me know.
I have sent you an email.

Tosyno51:
Hello guys, please I need clarification.

I'm planning to travel to Nigeria to get married so my wife can join me as a student dependant.
Does it matter if I do a "special wedding" or "ordinary wedding" at the registry?

Registry is enough.

Tbabz01:
Good day fam, pls kindly share list of schools I can apply for 2yrs Msc, January intake 2022. Outside london. Most of the schools are actually 1yr but looking for a school that has duration of 1and half to 2yrs in International Business Management or any field related.
Thanks

University of Northumbria has 2yrs and 1 and half yrs for most of their MSc January intake. You can look into that

Newbie123:
House please, I've been hearing people say if your WAEC is more than 10 years, they won't accept it...

My first WAEC was in 2005
Then in 2015, I sat for GCE

Can I use both or just the GCE?

Note that my BSc was gotten in 2010.

Please does anyone have experience with this?

Thanks

It's a pure lie, my NECO result was 2002, I got offer from 5 universities for January intake. What is required is if you have your bsc a long time ago, you must at least have a work experience to fill the study gap.

Although, very few schools might require you write IELTS while some courses like health care demands you write IELTS also.

Good morning guys, I have an appointment with IOM on Monday for 2pm, is it advisable to go there at the exact time or I go there earlier. I got the appointment via mail, should I just print the email as confirmation of appointment?

Please anyone here successfully paid for TLS user fees and priority service with Flutterwave Barter Virtual dollar card?
We have been trying severally not successful.

P.S. IHS and Standard visa fees was successful via the same card.

please do they require IELTS

mechoau:


University of Northumbria has 2yrs and 1 and half yrs for most of their MSc January intake. You can look into that

Horlaidey007:
please do they require IELTS

No, they don’t. They recognize Nigeria as English speaking country

DrObum:

They should call when at the delivery address.

Did you get decision mail and collection mail all along or just mail from the courier?

Thanks, I got both. But the courier came first. B

Horlaidey007:
please do they require IELTS

No, Your WAEC/NECO is enough.

Good morning team and God bless you all.

Please urgent question.

Firstly, what is the rate used by UKVI for exchange in terms of proof of funds. Black market rate of 750 or normal cbn of 580

Also: pls my fees is £14,100. I was given a £3000 scholarship which amount to £11,100. I have paid £7050 and the balance is £4050.

Should my proof of fund be on £9206 + £4050 = £13,256 , meaning ukvi acknowledges the balance of £4050 as my balance

Or it should be £9206 + the actual initial balance of the fees which is £7050 (excluding the discount).

PLEASE ASSIST

THANK YOU.