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I need to know if there's any hope of studying abroad with a second class lower qualifications. My parents intend to send me abroad to further my studies but I'm worried now because of my qualification. They don't know yet and I still don't know how to inform them.

I just want to know if there's any hope

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It is very important you know that, The earliest your parents know the quicker for an alternative.

But then yes it's possible. It's more easier after a post graduate certification

florianwirtz:
I need to know if there's any hope of studying abroad with a second class lower qualifications. My parents intend to send me abroad to further my studies but I'm worried now because of my qualification. They don't know yet and I still don't know how to inform them.

I just want to know if there's any hope

Yes, you can...

You can study abroad with ordinary school certificates. You'd start from where you are.

florianwirtz:
I need to know if there's any hope of studying abroad with a second class lower qualifications. My parents intend to send me abroad to further my studies but I'm worried now because of my qualification. They don't know yet and I still don't know how to inform them.

I just want to know if there's any hope

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No dey surprise say u go GRAD there First class, dem book soft..
With 2nd Class might do a year TOP UP MASTERS then now the REAL thing.. na 9ja make book HARD , boy wey fit be best Graduate come dey carry 2nd lower and lastly e dey here dey seek help on it , I feel for u bonified breddah

YES of course! Just so you're aware, Western schools don't really have much trust in Nigeria's educational system hence the reason they give alternative qualification opportunities (Essay writing and several other exams).

Any fool could as well have graduated with a 1st class in Nigeria... Just have the money to settle your lecturers and professors.

Yes you can. Education abroad is not the same way we discriminate here. As long as you are able to convert and follow the structure of that country, you are good. Don't let your life be defined by the Nigerian construct of class. I salute all those who graduated with a 1st class but in the real world, no one will remember your class. We want to see what you can do. Even if you graduate with a pass abroad, don't let it define you. There's more to life than academic grades.

5 types of intelligence - academic is just one of them. I will not tell you not to study well but don't confine yourself to academics alone. Nigerians think only when you speak and write English well that you are intelligent. Then they see a Chinese and they are wondering how he can build bridges but they have forgotten English is just a language, a means of expression. It doesn't mean he who speaks Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba language is dumb and will not do well in life.

Enough preaching from me. sorry for diverting from your topic but I wrote this because it has held back many people from progressing home and abroad. They think what is from abroad is the best and what they have at home is the worst

CAPITAL YES.

You think second class lower is death sentence?

Yes you can

Odabe

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You can even secure admission for masters in abroad with the certificate.

Yes, you can.

He can study abroad.
There is no Limitation.
3rd class holder and hnd holder can also study Abroad.

O ga 👀😏

Greatest AFASite !!! Sure yes you can study abroad with that result. May your road be rough …

florianwirtz:
I need to know if there's any hope of studying abroad with a second class lower qualifications. My parents intend to send me abroad to further my studies but I'm worried now because of my qualification. They don't know yet and I still don't know how to inform them.

I just want to know if there's any hope

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Yes, it is very possible. Most schools abroad, especially in Europe, accept 2:2 for postgraduate admissions

1979? Am I missing something?

Even third class can. Don't be afraid

florianwirtz:
I need to know if there's any hope of studying abroad with a second class lower qualifications. My parents intend to send me abroad to further my studies but I'm worried now because of my qualification. They don't know yet and I still don't know how to inform them.

I just want to know if there's any hope

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1979

Lawal1555:
1979? Am I missing something?

Same here oooooooooooooooo.

For a graduate of University of Ibadan to start asking this type shows how bad the Nigerian educational system has become

Second class lower? They won't even allow him to enter their countries

Bigboytinz:
For a graduate of University of Ibadan to start asking this type shows how bad the Nigerian educational system has become

Ironical that the person who has that certificate just finished his tenure as Edo Governor.

Lawal1555:
1979? Am I missing something?

That certificate belongs to the formal governor of Edo state Godwin N. Obaseki. Check the name.

All they care about is your money

Bigboytinz:
For a graduate of University of Ibadan to start asking this type shows how bad the Nigerian educational system has become

July 6, 1979.

Wait, how did that happen?

Bigboytinz:
For a graduate of University of Ibadan to start asking this type shows how bad the Nigerian educational system has become

Ironical that the person who has that certificate just finished his tenure as Edo Governor. We even put him in charge of the educational system

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRaD2KCo5Q4

Get a new JAMB form if you still need an answer to a. question like this as a graduate.

florianwirtz:
I need to know if there's any hope of studying abroad with a second class lower qualifications. My parents intend to send me abroad to further my studies but I'm worried now because of my qualification. They don't know yet and I still don't know how to inform them.

I just want to know if there's any hope

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yes but you may not be able to get admission into the best universities or the most competitive courses. however even the best foreign universities may waive that if 1) you are paying foreign fees or 2) you have valid work experience/other certifications.

trust me a lot of the Nigerians studying abroad were only admitted because they are paying foreign fees which they need (especially in the Uk) to subsidize home students

Habaa.. this is the certificate of the Ex edo state governor now..( Godwin Obaseki) ..
Classical studies graduate.. became a governor.. Na GOD Dey run am..

Yes especially UK.... They jst need your money... Even for naija sef u still fit study