Cindino20:
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God has no Religion.

Smh...MBA student...kai it is finished.

Provide links to these your claim

Advise

Its nt too late to withdraw your application for Visa...and take your high fees to the Uk .

Like I said earlier on it will do us all good if you study the values of the country you decide to migrate to..if you dont share the values ...stay away from the country ..therr re countries whose govt share your views ...e g United Kingdom and Australia. and as God will have it they both ve reputable MBA programs ...channel your energy towards those countries.

The foreign policy of Germany will not change any time soon ( with respect to this migrant issue) to avoid conflict of interest bros follow my advise


All the best.

bigzzz:
When I dropped some lines last week, regarding Arabs and security, someone here quickly called me names. I'll continue to say that Arabs are highly dangerous! And this is in no way about religion but about the Arabs! Yeah, I was born a Muslim (now a Christian) and my dad till this day, remains an Islamic scholar. I see some people are already taking swipes at others for sharing their opinions and fears, to you lot I say - Nobody holy pass!

Just this week alone, there's been reports of Syrian refugees rioting in a German city, injuring scores of policemen and civilians (Germans & Foreigners). The said Syrian refugees also destroyed properties ranging from: Cars, Houses and what not; during the riot.

In another report this week, a group of Arab refugees now living legally in Germany, have started posting pro-terror pictures on facebook with a view of raising awareness of a terror group's presence in Germany, in order to unite old members and as well recruit new members.

Arab refugees are also in the news this week for posting several extremist comments on social media platforms about how they are already taking over Europe, and directing racists comments to the same Europeans who have welcomed them to their abode. There's also a report about the apprehension of a terrorist recruiter who tried to gain entry into Germany under the guise of being a refugee. One simply can't overlook the thought of many of his kind, slipping through, unnoticed.

This is only early days and some totally extreme events already unfolded, and realistically so, more will follow! And to those saying we're all the same; whether student or asylum seeker - Please, I'm sure we all know that student and refugee are two very different categories. Free tuition doesn't translate to asylum seeker, please! And in fact, some of us are paying heavily, I mean HEAVY tuition fees for our studies in Germany. Moreover, I believe many are only worried because the asylum seekers are Arabs, and their record speaks for itself!

Personally, I was attracted to Germany for its numerous job opportunities after my MBA, security and high standard of living. Now, a number of uncertainties becloud my German dream but I find solace in the popular saying "Que Sera Sera", and I hope those reading this, who like me also have their fears/concerns, do too.

bigzzz:
I wonder why some are taking cheap shots at me for my input . Anyone doubting the content of my previous post should turn to google. To even think I made up those reports? Sigh

victz:
I wonder when it has become a crime for someone to air his/her harmless views. That is the problem with Nigerians. The guys is concerned about his future and someone is telling him that if he doesn't like it that he should move to other countries as if he did not see other countries before choosing to study in Germany.

The story he just shared is everywhere on the news and internet. And someone is telling him to come up with a proof. I feel for those refugee fleeing their country because of war. My heart goes out for them.

Sentiments has made some of us to want to dispute the fact that we don't know what this Arabs are capable of. How do you differentiate between suicide bombers and real asylum seekers? It will be absolutely impossible to conduct a screening to know exactly who this refugees truly are.

No one is taking about religion here but the eminent danger ahead.

Obiwannn:


Oga, this statement is not true and very fallacious.
And I would give you instances.
1) CAU Kiel, when I applied for their MSc program in Material Science and Engineering, I could have applied using an English Language Proficiency Certificate, but it was stated clearly on their website that for applications using the said certificate, you get a score of 0. There wasn't any specified or required Test benchmark per se, they instead grouped you according to your score.

For admission, they used a point system.
Your CGPA carries 10 to 20 points (can't really remember)
SOP carries 5 points
Closeness of your undergraduate degree to your Msc also carries a certain point
Their language requirement was thus:
IELTS score of 9 - 4 points
8 - 3 points
7 - 2 points
6 - 1 point
proficiency certificate - 0 point
Native speakers are given a score depending on their country of origin, but were also allowed to submit test scores.
Pompido and Alibee and other Kielites can attest to this fact.

2) A friend who applied to a very competitive program at Uni Stuttgart, InfoTech precisely, during application was told he could use a Language proficiency certificate. During the second stage of screening, he was told to send his full Project thesis or the Abstract as a pdf attachment. He was also told to submit a language test score to improve his chances, same school which had earlier said one could apply using a Language proficiency certificate.

So Oga next time post facts and not assumptions.
Tschuss!

@All, If you must take a language test, be serious with it. Try to score the best you can, and don't assume your below average score would do much more than a language proficiency certificate

justwise:
@All
Please lets end this debate here as its heading another direction.
Lets return to student and visa issues.
Thank you.

honourableseyi:




PM me to get the compiled list for Bsc while you take care of the Msc. They are for summer 2015 and purely business related courses. Shalom

justwise:
@All

Please lets end this debate here as its heading another direction.

Lets return to student and visa issues.

Thank you.

pompido:


My Scores

TOEFL Test 1: 106

TOEFL Test 2: 107

IELTS: 8.5

pompido:
The choice of which language test to take is dependent on the individual. The fact that some people say one is easier than the other doesn't necessarily mean that will apply to all.

I have written both (some more than once) so I think I can make a few statements about both exams.....but at the end of the day, it still comes down to those statements being my "opinion"

My Scores

TOEFL Test 1: 106

TOEFL Test 2: 107

IELTS: 8.5


Want to know my opinion? IELTS is the easier one of the two!

My reasons range from the fact that IELTS is paper based and the speaking is usually like freestyling with ideas about the topic being handed to you, the reading is like WAEC passages where you can easily trace your answers to parts of the passages etc.

Compare this with scrolling up and down the computer screen looking for answers and having to type answers to questions (scored 30 here both times) and listening to passages to remember everything they discussed when questions come up...etc

So as you can see, I prefer IELTS and that is my view.....

Meine Zwei Loffeln ist dass yyou do your homework and see which exam style gives you the edge, then go blast that particular exam.

Eine Liebe

P.S: your score matters.... the higher the better.....remember, getting admitted to a course is a competition so you have to put your best dress on and your best foot forward.

pompido:
The choice of which language test to take is dependent on the individual. The fact that some people say one is easier than the other doesn't necessarily mean that will apply to all.
I have written both (some more than once) so I think I can make a few statements about both exams.....but at the end of the day, it still comes down to those statements being my "opinion"
My Scores
TOEFL Test 1: 106
TOEFL Test 2: 107
IELTS: 8.5
Want to know my opinion? IELTS is the easier one of the two!
My reasons range from the fact that IELTS is paper based and the speaking is usually like freestyling with ideas about the topic being handed to you, the reading is like WAEC passages where you can easily trace your answers to parts of the passages etc.
Compare this with scrolling up and down the computer screen looking for answers and having to type answers to questions (scored 30 here both times) and listening to passages to remember everything they discussed when questions come up...etc
So as you can see, I prefer IELTS and that is my view.....
Meine Zwei Loffeln ist dass yyou do your homework and see which exam style gives you the edge, then go blast that particular exam.
Eine Liebe
P.S: your score matters.... the higher the better.....remember, getting admitted to a course is a competition so you have to put your best dress on and your best foot forward.

pompido:
The choice of which language test to take is dependent on the individual. The fact that some people say one is easier than the other doesn't necessarily mean that will apply to all.

I have written both (some more than once) so I think I can make a few statements about both exams.....but at the end of the day, it still comes down to those statements being my "opinion"

My Scores

TOEFL Test 1: 106

TOEFL Test 2: 107

IELTS: 8.5


Want to know my opinion? IELTS is the easier one of the two!

My reasons range from the fact that IELTS is paper based and the speaking is usually like freestyling with ideas about the topic being handed to you, the reading is like WAEC passages where you can easily trace your answers to parts of the passages etc.

Compare this with scrolling up and down the computer screen looking for answers and having to type answers to questions (scored 30 here both times) and listening to passages to remember everything they discussed when questions come up...etc

So as you can see, I prefer IELTS and that is my view.....

Meine Zwei Loffeln ist dass yyou do your homework and see which exam style gives you the edge, then go blast that particular exam.

Eine Liebe

P.S: your score matters.... the higher the better.....remember, getting admitted to a course is a competition so you have to put your best dress on and your best foot forward.

Eke40seven:

Madam, just spare yourself too much wahala. Come to the small sterling bank Branch at Daleko as explained by Kciano, tell the people at the bank that you wanna see a certain Mrs Bola for Form A. So you won't have to make several visits, come.with the following:

*Admission letter
*The form you filled while opening the blocked account
*email from the embassy stating you should fund
* Breakdown of study finance from your school (no need for ones written with letterheads as Fidelity will compulsorily demand.
* Your DB acc opening confirmation letter
* letter of instruction to debit your account and credit your DB account
* your Bsc certificate.
* NYSC certificate
* The doc from the embassy stating the visa requirements.
* Then open an account with sterling if you don't have one with them.
I had a unique challenge so we dragged on the matter for so long but I believe yours should be smooth without hassles....if any wahala dey, just hold Kciano for sokoto, because him don be their ambassador.

You are going to Trier? A few friends there have been waiting for newbies to welcome, they may be glad to meet you...

Williamso:

Your example to base for all schools in Germany is based on what a staff in Bremen told you? Or you do not know that the example I gave (RWTHA) is in NRW? Guy I'm not talking based on hearsay. I applied for MSc, and I did not write any test. Though I got some admissions, I know how many I missed because of lack of TOEFL/IELTS even when I had a proficiency letter from my school. AND RWTHAACHEN IS ONE OF THEM. So please don't say what you don't know.

nellyb24:
bro u didn't miss them becos of toefl/ielts u prolly mite have missed it becos of cgpa or lack of good motivational letter.I didn't apply with toefl/ielts and I waz admitted in2 3 schools including the almighty uni frieburg.a letter of proficiency from ur university department is all u need.

nellyb24:
bro u didn't miss them becos of toefl/ielts u prolly mite have missed it becos of cgpa or lack of good motivational letter.I didn't apply with toefl/ielts and I waz admitted in2 3 schools including the almighty uni frieburg.a letter of proficiency from ur university department is all u need.

Ahbbiey:
Lol, so did you review his motivation letters to know they are bad.

Do you know his cgpa?

Be careful of what you say, there is a level of respect each person should be accorded.

You could have made your point without referencing the possiblilty of him having 'weak application requirements'