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ModelLook:
Please I need Tution Free Universities in Germany to study Adult Nursing (Pre Registration). Thanks

Raesrimud:
Ģod bless everyone of you even
when you stop doing this it not
easy



my questions are
1) i have about 8 million naira i
want to read computer science
in germany will i get admission
easily



2) if i learn german will it
improve my chances of
admission



3) i dont plan to combak to
nigeria infact am goin to
become a german citizen what
are my chances of success?



i have a very good waec result,
first school leaving cert provide
the funds for the block accnt
present a cert for proficiency in
german will all that surely
fetch me the admission? thanks
for yur anticipated response




in addition please i want to
know the list of tuition free
schools that offer computer
science i can choose from
thanks

Basalt:
Yeah, I agree with you but body differs. Perhaps you are a lady.
Secondly, you can be rubbing some pain relieving creams everyday you work nd also be eating good food, enough water, milk, pepper soup and be sleeping well, it helps reduce all these and reset your body system

Honestly I feel pain because I work over 160 hrs every month but whenever I remember the monthly salary, I forget the pain and continue because the money is indeed exciting (night job is the best because it pays more and also give you the opportunity to attend all your lectures )

I am not going to work like this forever, I have a plan that's why my priority now is to enter into IT field, I already have my plans drawn.

TonyySS:
Likely start? Something that is about to end.

CooKeed:
Hi guys. I need your advice.

I'm trying to choose between University of Trier and Leuphana University of luneburg. Same programme: data science. Any info on the the two cities, schools programmes etc. Thanks in advice.

CassieV:
I only know about Trier and it is a beautiful little city but is a bit expensive because of its proximity to Luxembourg. Alot of people that work in Luxembourg live in Trier, so things are mostly expensive because of them. However, it is not outrageously expensive for students.

CooKeed:
Hi guys. I need your advice.

I'm trying to choose between University of Trier and Leuphana University of luneburg. Same programme: data science. Any info on the the two cities, schools programmes etc. Thanks in advice.

Swealy:
I want to do my msc in economics in Germany then divert to data science Feild
Is data science a good career path in Germany ?
I want to have a career as a business analyst, data analyst or scientist or even database management administrator
Am currently working on international certifications in these fields with Microsoft, Amazon etc
Are this career paths lucrative in Germany ?
Thank you

CooKeed:
Hi guys. I need your advice.

I'm trying to choose between University of Trier and Leuphana University of luneburg. Same programme: data science. Any info on the the two cities, schools programmes etc. Thanks in advice.

Gmajor:
Can I dm you ?
I'm also applying for msc in Data Science

Rickywowoz:
futurewise11: FAQ about german school admission and visa.

1)How can i apply for admission?

Use google or daad.de.

2)What is the school fees?

Most german university tuition free.except some few states where student pay 500euro.

3)Whats the admission requirement?

Generally,for undergraduate,u can get admission with olevel, toefl,good university transcript, or A levels.motivational letter,cv,etc.
Note.always check ur program requirement.
For master degree applicant,bsc result,transcript,toefl,motivational letter,cv etc

4)Can i be admitted without proof of english certificate like toefl,ielts etc.

Depending on the school/prog.
Always contact the program cordinator.they have the final say.

5)Can i be admitted with my olevel into bsc program?

No.

6)Whats is uni assist?

Uni-assist is the link between prospective student and university.there main function is to verify your academic qualification if its enough to get you admission in a german university.

7)Whats there charges?
You are to pay 65 euro,for the first application and another 15 euro per application if you are sending more.this is for non EU student.
Below are important details of uni assist
lease fill in the transfer form as follows:
 
Benificiary:uni-assist e.V.
Account number:523749001
Bank sort code:100 708 48
Name of the bank:Berliner Bank, Niederlassung der Deutschen Bank
International bankcode:DE10100708480523749001
BIC/SWIFT-CodeDEUTDEDB110

Phone number +49 30 666 44 345
 
Address c/o uni-assist e.V.
Helmholtzstrasse 2-9
D-10587 Berlin,germany.


Please note,not all school or program are under uni assist,so please check if your school or program is under uni assist.

9)After 2 weeks you will be inform if your document is forwarded to your school or its incomplete to get admission in a german school.which you will duly be inform by uni assist.

10)Does uni assist grant admission?

No,its your school that gives admission.

11)After admission by my school what next?

Book your visa appointment,atleast one month and a week in advance,to set up ur block account.

Take your admission letter to the embassy open your block accout.after the account is open transfer the sum of 8040 euro to your deutche bank account.

12)How will i transfer the money?

Walk into any commercial bank (i recommend gtb and fbn)open an euro dommiciliary account,convert all ur naira to euro(take the malam into the bank,dont take ur money to there office)make sure the euro has being paid into your account before giving them your naira.

13)After 2 to 3 days ur will recieve confirmation for payment from deutsch bank.

14)On the interview date,get to the embassy very early,even before ur appointment time.germans dont joke with appointment/time.no oga abeg sir oooh.please prepare very well.

15)What are the likely interview question?

What are you going to do in germany,your course,program structure,school location(state and city),why germany,countries that has boarder with germany,what do you know about germany,why that course,finance,informantion about your sponsor,ur plan after your studies etc.

After interview u will be told,your file will be sent to foriegners office.they will let u know the outcome soon.

It takes between 2-6 weeks for the visa depending on the location of the school.

Please this is just a guidline,if you are in doubt of any information kindly post for honourable members to help.



To all the veteran of the house,
Jejet,topeajis,godson,pfane360,liligem,franklysco,churchil,rihanaola,suxes,justwise,jagajaga,newacca,flange(africa) and those that i couldnt include there name respect for u guys.you are source of inspiration to me,particulalr during my waiting period for my visa.

One love my people.

CooKeed:
I am not in Germany yet, so I cannot confirm how lucrative it is. But I believe a career in this field is generally lucrative anywhere.

I'm guessing your Bsc is in economics. You don't have to do your msc in economics (unless you prefer that route). There a a few data science programs that accept an economics degree.

Swealy:
Thank you very much I appreciate your input
Please when you get to Germany find out for a brother
Thank you

CassieV:
I only know about Trier and it is a beautiful little city but is a bit expensive because of its proximity to Luxembourg. Alot of people that work in Luxembourg live in Trier, so things are mostly expensive because of them. However, it is not outrageously expensive for students.

socialmediaman:
Is that you doing the gymnastics for real?

divinefavour06:
Urgent!!! Pls who booked recently or knew someone that did that from here? I want to ask if one way is allowed or must be returned ticket as a student. Thanks

CassieV:
Which gymnastics? If you mean my profile picture, yeah that's me but it's not gymnastics, it's just stretching..

Basalt:
Lol, I am one year and three months in Germany and my own story is different.
Well, let me start by saying that we all have different ways of seeing things and we are all different.
I really love Germany. I have saved alot of money within my 1yr 3 months of being a student, I mean millions of naira.
Imagine what will happen if I stay for five years here. I see myself really making waves in Germany honestly.
If language is a barrier, then break it, also consider going into the IT field because they demand lesser German and there are more opportunities there too.
My number one priority after my studies is being a German citizen by either getting a professional job or by marriage.
Then after getting my German citizenship, even if I must leave Germany, then it must be in a country with a higher probability of making more money, maybe I can try the USA or Australia but not Canada. Canada is obviously poorer than Germany and their Economy is tied to oil which is declining now in value due to the recent global adoption of renewable energy. I also heard of the high rate of unemployment among educated people without Canadian experience to the extent that many Ph.D. holders drive Taxi to make money. There are many qualified individuals living there due to the express entry and whatever you think you think you know, there are thousands who know it better thereby making the competition higher especially if you don't have Canadian experience.
For me, it is one of the best countries if your aim is permanent residency because they give it faster than most countries, but if your aim is making lots of money, then America and Australia offers a better option.
The cost of living is also very high thereby making you earn to pay bills and save little, and the weather is very cold.

Not trying to discourage you but make sure you do your research very well before jumping from frying pan to fire, it's not easy anywhere and the devil you know is better than the angel you don't know.