Have done a lot of research in school in norway dat offer free or little fees i want u anybody interested to ask any questions i promise to answer u all. No private mail me o make other people learn too

[quote author=whizfache post=51761667]Have done a lot of research in school in norway dat offer free or little fees i want u anybody interested to ask any questions i promise .oh

whizfache:
Have done a lot of research in school in norway dat offer free or little fees i want u anybody interested to ask any questions i promise to answer u all. No private mail me o make other people learn too

Is it available for undergraduate course

Graduated with a 4.45 CGPA... I want to further for medicine in Norway.. Pls can you help me out with a link?

I graduated from futo, bachelor of petroleum engineering
Just done with my Nysc service last month

Want to move to Norway, with intention of adding another degree, but to also work and sponsor myself once I get there

Any help?
Thanks and God bless you

i better book a space here .
@op, are there scholarship for undergraduate? if yes, please name the schools or post link. I've been making research as regard schorlaship in norway but they are all for Masters. Also can i apply with OND statement of result? cos my waec grade is not so high but ond is distinction. Any advice concerning that?
Thanks

Sorry am kind of busy dats y i could not reply dis evening i will post d free institution u can study in norway even for master student God bless u all

You are still busy?

whizfache:
Sorry am kind of busy dats y i could not reply dis evening i will post d free institution u can study in norway even for master student God bless u all

are you still busy?

Let me book my space too ... master's degree things

Waiting

whizfache we are patiently waiting for you o

All public universities in Norway are tuition free.
All masters program in public Norwegian University are tuition free.

Very few BSc program taught in English exist in Norwegian public universities and some of the BSc program levies tuition fee for students outside the Eu/EEA.

Most Norwegian University requires atleast C to be eligible for masters admission but this is mere lipservice as it is often the case that mostly applicants with B (2nd class upper) are offered admission. This is even more practicable if you had your previous education in a developing country. This also could be due to the fact that admission in Norway is highly competitive occasioned by the free and quality education

To the lady that enquired about BSc studies with OND - I am not sure if you qualify for BSc admission because to be eligible for BSc admission in Norway, you need to have upper secondary certificate (WAEC/NECO - at least 6 credits pass including Maths, English and a science subject) plus 1 year university studies.

Lastly, if any of you is thinking of applying against autumn 2017, that person should perish the thought as most admission window has elapsed.

But this does not apply to university of Stavanger since their admission window is still wide open till February or so. So you can check UiS out, see if you will find a program of interest and if you think you meet their requirements you can apply

Stay blessed!

woow. thanks alot for this i have my waec certificate but i dont understand the plus i year university study part. Can you please explain further.

Bandeco:
All public universities in Norway are tuition free.
All masters program in public Norwegian University are tuition free.

Very few BSc program taught in English exist in Norwegian public universities and some of the BSc program levies tuition fee for students outside the Eu/EEA.

Most Norwegian University requires atleast C to be eligible for masters admission but this is mere lipservice as it is often the case that mostly applicants with B (2nd class upper) are offered admission. This is even more practicable if you had your previous education in a developing country. This also could be due to the fact that admission in Norway is highly competitive occasioned by the free and quality education

To the lady that enquired about BSc studies with OND - I am not sure if you qualify for BSc admission because to be eligible for BSc admission in Norway, you need to have upper secondary certificate (WAEC/NECO - at least 6 credits pass including Maths, English and a science subject) plus 1 year university studies.

Lastly, if any of you is thinking of applying against autumn 2017, that person should perish the thought as most admission window has elapsed.

But this does not apply to university of Stavanger since their admission window is still wide open till February or so. So you can check UiS out, see if you will find a program of interest and if you think you meet their requirements you can apply

Stay blessed!

whizfache:
Have done a lot of research in school in norway dat offer free or little fees i want u anybody interested to ask any questions i promise to answer u all. No private mail me o make other people learn too

You open thread down..

You con run away...chisos

Better come and go and finish what you started...lol

am interested for the bsc ,what is the process involved

Successjoy:
woow. thanks alot for this i have my waec certificate but i dont understand the plus i year university study part. Can you please explain further.

It means that you must have completed atleast 100level /year one studies in a UNIVERSITY. This studies must be a study towards bachelor degree. This study can be evidenced by your (100 level) transcript.

Germany also accepts HND holders for BSc admission but I am not sure if Norway accepts this (HND) too- as it is not expressly stated in the GSU-country list

Bandeco:
All public universities in Norway are tuition free.
All masters program in public Norwegian University are tuition free.

Very few BSc program taught in English exist in Norwegian public universities and some of the BSc program levies tuition fee for students outside the Eu/EEA.

Most Norwegian University requires atleast C to be eligible for masters admission but this is mere lipservice as it is often the case that mostly applicants with B (2nd class upper) are offered admission. This is even more practicable if you had your previous education in a developing country. This also could be due to the fact that admission in Norway is highly competitive occasioned by the free and quality education

To the lady that enquired about BSc studies with OND - I am not sure if you qualify for BSc admission because to be eligible for BSc admission in Norway, you need to have upper secondary certificate (WAEC/NECO - at least 6 credits pass including Maths, English and a science subject) plus 1 year university studies.

Lastly, if any of you is thinking of applying against autumn 2017, that person should perish the thought as most admission window has elapsed.

But this does not apply to university of Stavanger since their admission window is still wide open till February or so. So you can check UiS out, see if you will find a program of interest and if you think you meet their requirements you can apply

Stay blessed!

Wow... You are well-informed. Masterclass from you.

People this is all what you have been asking of. Accurately accurate

kindly enlighten us more for the Germany HND acceptance for BSc, how one can apply and which university can one apply to

Bandeco:

It means that you must have completed atleast 100level /year one studies in a UNIVERSITY. This studies must be a study towards bachelor degree. This study can be evidenced by your (100 level) transcript.

Germany also accepts HND holders for BSc admission but I am not sure if Norway accepts this (HND) too- as it is not expressly stated in the GSU-country list

Okay. Thanks for this explanation

Bandeco:

It means that you must have completed atleast 100level /year one studies in a UNIVERSITY. This studies must be a study towards bachelor degree. This study can be evidenced by your (100 level) transcript.

Germany also accepts HND holders for BSc admission but I am not sure if Norway accepts this (HND) too- as it is not expressly stated in the GSU-country list

Please I am am undergraduate in 300 level computer science. please how can I gain admission into a school there for free.. I am still 17,would be 18 next year
please how would I go about it

Am sorry for not posting, lets go down to biz, i wonder y sum1 will spend almost 750000 naira in private school in nigeria when u can access free institution in norway or low fees as low as $100 in norway.
Things to consider when u want to school in norway
living xpenses in norway are considered to be higher than in many although countries, although official average student expenditure of about NOK9000 approx. Euro1000 per month including lodging. Clothing, feeding , transportation it varies from person to person, person way e papa no get enough no go spend anyhow.
Lists of free tuition university in norway.
1. Norwegian university of science and technology. Visit d school website n get to know how to apply. Application fees may be included.
2. Oslo and akershu university college of applied science, the only thing u need to pay is the semester fee which is NOK660 per semester.
3. University of bergen the fee u need to pay is the student welfare organization which is NOK480 it is a public institution and does not charge tuition fees
4. University of agder
5. University of stavenger

method of application ; go through d school websites and apply
thanks and goodluck to u all

Successjoy:
woow. thanks alot for this i have my waec certificate but i dont understand the plus i year university study part. Can you please explain further.

It means, u must have been an 100level n u want to move to Norway...like a transfer tin. I stand to be corrected

whizfache:
Am sorry for not posting, lets go down to biz, i wonder y sum1 will spend almost 750000 naira in private school in nigeria when u can access free institution in norway or low fees as low as $100 in norway.
Things to consider when u want to school in norway
living xpenses in norway are considered to be higher than in many although countries, although official average student expenditure of about NOK9000 approx. Euro1000 per month including lodging. Clothing, feeding , transportation it varies from person to person, person way e papa no get enough no go spend anyhow.
Lists of free tuition university in norway.
1. Norwegian university of science and technology. Visit d school website n get to know how to apply. Application fees may be included.
2. Oslo and akershu university college of applied science, the only thing u need to pay is the semester fee which is NOK660 per semester.
3. University of bergen the fee u need to pay is the student welfare organization which is NOK480 it is a public institution and does not charge tuition fees
4. University of agder
5. University of stavenger

method of application ; go through d school websites and apply
thanks and goodluck to u all

Boss ! @ 1000Euro that is like 350k in naija currency... So that is like spending more too Naaa...
Abi na me no dey do de calculations well

Dats y i just say schooling in norway is cheap but living in norway is xpensive

zeusaqua:


Boss ! @ 1000Euro that is like 350k in naija currency... So that is like spending more too Naaa...
Abi na me no dey do de calculations well

One thing people don't understand about studying in tuition free countries is that the standard of living is kinda obnoxious. E.g Norway,Germany and public universities in some Scandinavian nations. So before you apply,have it in mind that what you may spend annually is much more than you expected.

Thats true bro, norway tuition is low as 23,000 naira when converted to naira but the living expenses is very high, for a year one most hold atleast close to 1.5 million naira to live a normal life but all d way norway is a great country, jobs are in norway for students, atleast it will reduce d load

DAVECENA:
One thing people don't understand about studying in tuition free countries is that the standard of living is kinda obnoxious. E.g Norway,Germany and public universities in some Scandinavian nations. So before you apply,have it in mind that what you may spend annually is much more than you expected.

DAVECENA:
One thing people don't understand about studying in tuition free countries is that the standard of living is kinda obnoxious. E.g Norway,Germany and public universities in some Scandinavian nations. So before you apply,have it in mind that what you may spend annually is much more than you expected.

I guess u wanted to mean COST OF LIVING. You are not the first Nigeria I came across miswriting standard of living when they want to mean how expensive the country is to live in - COST OF LIVING . They are two different meaning. Don't know why (Nigeria) people misuse it. Laughable tho

BTW the standard cost of living in Germany is not "obnoxious" as you said. Germany is actually one of the cheapest places to live in Europe

whizfache:
Thats true bro, norway tuition is low as 23,000 naira when converted to naira

Norwegian public universities don't charge tuition fees. I guess the amount you stated is student government contribution.

whizfache:
but the living expenses is very high,

Agree.

whizfache:
for a year one most hold atleast close to 1.5 million naira to live a normal life

It is actually more than that even for students. As of today students need to document 3.8million naira as living expenses for 1year.
Non-students need times two of this to be granted a resident permit to seek employment.

whizfache:
but all d way norway is a great country, jobs are in norway for students, atleast it will reduce d load

I agree 100%. The best country in Europe in my opinion. Probably only Switzerland could rival Norway.
Unemployment is the lowest, salaries are amazing in a way that the most menial of jobs could afford u a comfortable living.

It is actually more than that even for students. As of today students need to document 3.8million naira as living expenses for 1year.
Non-students need times two of this to be granted a resident permit to seek employment.

Funny enough,you need only #2.5M to study in Germany to prove you won't turn out to be a liability to the govt.

Bandeco:

Norwegian public universities don't charge tuition fees. I guess the amount you stated is student government contribution.

Agree.

It is actually more than that even for students. As of today students need to document 3.8million naira as living expenses for 1year.
Non-students need times two of this to be granted a resident permit to seek employment.


I agree 100%. The best country in Europe in my opinion. Probably only Switzerland could rival Norway.
Unemployment is the lowest, salaries are amazing in a way that the most menial of jobs could afford u a comfortable living.

Funny enough,you need only #2.5M to study in Germany to prove you won't turn out to be a liability to the govt.

For a year or throughout your program