Fortissimo:


This man is always ready to help. Big ups!

dickoflife:
My I-20 has arrived naija o brother will pick it up today.

Fortissimo:


U like this ur uni shaaaaa. Dem supos turn you to ambassador / mascot

Holudarey01:

Yessa.. Dhl. Dem even alert me sef say I get package.. Been tracking it. Dem go deliver am at the end of today..
na courier u use?

imperiouxx:
It's been a busy few days for me. Going from school to work, vice versa. I see everyone waiting for GA or admission decisions. Hopefully your persistence will make you prevail. Lot of pages to catch up to.

warriboy21:


Best Christian University in d us is no joke
Also cheap for Msc.

I'm also saying all dis so at least some 9ja shud come n join me ere abeg.. Oyibo 2mny ere

Holudarey01:


I disagree
it's Dickoflife

monsieur2016:


My people...still on this GA issue. My department officer said she would contact me as soon as the university sends out an allocation to the department regarding funding.
Should I keep waiting or I should also try applying to other departments/units for GA.?

Fortissimo:


Thanks sir. By God's grace, I've already gotten some admits (and rejects) sha.

GboyegaD:


You are only waiting on funding decision right? What is your field of study?

fizzile:
Have sent u a mail

Fortissimo:


All the offers I got were funded to varying degrees and I've actually made my decision. Now waiting on the I-20. My intended field of study is Chemistry. Masters level.

GboyegaD:


That's nice. Best of luck.

Fortissimo:


Thanks a lot. How's your PhD going?

Fortissimo:


All the offers I got were funded to varying degrees and I've actually made my decision. Now waiting on the I-20. My intended field of study is Chemistry. Masters level.

Holudarey01:


so you're my partner in crime
I sent u a pm

imperiouxx:


This is the exact kind of hardcore/high profile application pool I was explaining last week. Applicants showing up with all round As in core courses, swallowing average applications...... Damn!

don4ye:
I really like warriboy, Valparaiso needs to compensate him big time. He advertise for them gan ni...

HOTWATER:

URGENT PLEASE


ANY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT THAT IS READY TO WORK HARD FOR MSC OR PHD . ALL TUITION PAID ALONG WITH MONTHLY STIPEND SHOULD PM ASAP

Walspring:


Yes if you can give reasons why it was waived and NO If you can't.

Lemme ask is the school a university

sirRiddy:

Application fees dey. Owo isakole as well. Send me a PM and let me see how I can help. Hurry as it is very competitive

stoicism:



Imagine the average of funded graduate admission at this school is 3.9!!!! AVERAGE

amanze15:
i for still dey naija dey hustle that's some standard

malory84:
hello everyone. Please what is the difference between an institute and a university. Middlebury institute of international studies sent me an application fee waiver code to apply to either MA in Nonproliferation and terrorism studies or their MA in International policy and Development. The school is in Monterey California. I actually have passion for sustainable development, human rights and all. Really want to work with international NGO's like UN. Do you guys think these courses are marketable in the US? My undergraduate degree is in Mass Communication, should i rather go for my masters in Communication? How marketable is this course too. I really don't want to go waste my time with a course that wouldn't get me a good job. Abeg make una advice me .

Mayflowa:


You really cannot do direct comparison here. Many Nigerian students are shortchanged. Many lecturers need to be tutored on how to lead class, how to set and grade exams. There are things you shouldn't examine students on yet our naija lecturer go on to root them out for examination. Sometimes, students are tested on untaught areas. At the end, they are so strict with marking! In US, if you failed, you are either dull or indolent but you can fail woefully in Nigeria while working very hard.

On the flip side, naija students hardly grab concept of their subjects. They don't know the objective, aim and applicability of taught subjects. . they just read/cram to pass. For instant, don't be surprised if some final engineering students in mechanical do not know what is torque! But students are taught to learn and apply here in US. You leave university with a measurable knowledge. You can do!

Many of our Nigerians only get to know subject matter in the industries.

Mayflowa:



congrats. You were lucky! This is not a powerful interview. It could have swing the other way. Your answers where in phrases and short. Not a good way to answer interview questions. But she saw you are genuine. She got this from your work experience and closely aligned undergraduate course. It was a bright idea for you to have chip in "cheap school fees" because that is one consideration they acknowledge in choosing schools.

I do not condemn you but letting others not to copy your style without recognizing your unique situation. Congrats again!