femi312:
Just calm down, US is not Nigeria. Everything is wrong with Nigeria but we are fairly lucky cases of Incurable STIs are not rampant. Have you heard of herpes? More than 3million cases happen in the US per year and its not curable. Once you get it, its over. You should read more about it maybe that will guide you. Herpes could be oral or genital, oral could be contacted through just by kissing. Many beautiful ladies with kardashian body have this and its not written on the face. Herpes is not an STI people test just for, they only test for it if you show symtoms. I don't know how old you are but life is not all about sex, you won't die if you don't have sex for now or at least get a loyal girlfriend. Lets even forget STIs, you want child support to ruin you? These girls are desperate and you need to be careful.

I swear, this post will certainly motivate me not to misbehave when I travel (to Canada) next month.

martAKINOLA:


To me with God with you and this transcript your visa will be approved , u need not tell the VO u wrote any exam since the score isn't impressive.

u can say what u said.

or just kuku say your admission doesn't require any other test after the evaluation. u could just add it to spice things up

but the way u are now u are good to go

thanks alot dear...God bless you

imperiouxx:
@ quinzypearl and others,

If you're going for grad studies and the vo asks you for a standardized test don't start talking about toefl. The standardized test that they want from grads is gre or gmat. If your program has exception just like the case of quinzpearl, you need to let the vo knows exactly whats going on. I've been seeing many misleading advise flying here lately.

Toefl is not a standardized test required for grad admission. It's an English language test, which can be additionally requested from both undergrads and grads. Search on Google or Wikipedia for the list of standardized tests required for graduate schools in U.S, toefl is not among them.

Anyone that wants to argue is free to continue arguing with their screen about this.

noted...thanks alot��, will definitely work on my reply to that question, planning on writing TOEFL exam next week to get a better scores�� cause Gre is not my calling at all��....just praying the resulting comes out before the end of the month so I can use it.

imperiouxx:
@ quinzypearl and others,

If you're going for grad studies and the vo asks you for a standardized test don't start talking about toefl. The standardized test that they want from grads is gre or gmat. If your program has exception just like the case of quinzpearl, you need to let the vo knows exactly whats going on. I've been seeing many misleading advise flying here lately.

Toefl is not a standardized test required for grad admission. It's an English language test, which can be additionally requested from both undergrads and grads. Search on Google or Wikipedia for the list of standardized tests required for graduate schools in U.S, toefl is not among them.

Anyone that wants to argue is free to continue arguing with their screen about this.

noted...thanks alot��, will definitely work on my reply to that question, planning on writing TOEFL exam next week to get a better scores�� cause Gre is not my calling at all��....just praying the resulting comes out before the end of the month so I can use it.

Abeg oo, please what are the necessary documents to take to the embassy for interview

Tread carefully. Over 150million are carriers or better still 1 in 2 people are carriers.

HI all,

I have a sister who graduated from IUB Cameroon and wishes to do her masters in the US. what are the steps she'd have to take??

Kindly assist

Advice her to read this thread from part 1 to part 13...

ToyosiR:
HI all,

I have a sister who graduated from IUB Cameroon and wishes to do her masters in the US. what are the steps she'd have to take??

Kindly assist

This thread has turned to sexuality section o

NeverSayNever11:
Abeg oo, please what are the necessary documents to take to the embassy for interview

A quick Google search

Good day,
Please I am planning to applying to a university for undergraduate studies, and they offer admissions to international students who don't have an English language proficiency test results, but can prove that the language of tutoring in their previous educational institution was English. Is it possible that i will be affected at the embassy because I don't have a proficiency test result.
Please your advice would be appreciated.

Danielaz5:
I'm attending Alcorn

Please I also plan to apply to Alcorn state University for undergraduate studies, please could I pm you.

Dutch2:
Good day,
Please I am planning to applying to a university for undergraduate studies, and they offer admissions to international students who don't have an English language proficiency test results, but can prove that the language of tutoring in their previous educational institution was English. Is it possible that i will be affected at the embassy because I don't have a proficiency test result.
Please your advice would be appreciated.

Register for TOEFL, write the exams and have nothing to worry about.

Ajibade105:
Advice her to read this thread from part 1 to part 13...

lol
Haba, she's not the one applying for masters. Even at that, she can't possibly go from part 1 to part 13. Part 13 is enough.

ToyosiR, tell her to go through the GRe thread on the education section. Securing admission is the first step before processing the visa application.

Hello house,greetings to you all.....please my question may sound odd but i have to ask.....can someone still go for undergraduate admission with Waec of 8years old?

lasthero:


hey, the best way to find out if they offer funding or not is to mail the coordinator of the program you are applying to and enquire from them. they are the one in best position to tell you the truth, you might not get answers here on nairaland.

when i was applying to alcorn for mba, i couldn't see any funding information on their website and i had to inquire from the director of MBA and he made it clear that their is no G.A at the school of business,, i had to checkout another school. mail the coordinator of your program and ask questions. otherwise, you may be waiting in vain

Thanks, I have mailed the program adviser but he didnt respond.

Olalekank:

Register for TOEFL, write the exams and have nothing to worry about.

Thanks.
Was thinking of that, but the agent in.my school was talking about 130k, for registration and materials.
Please how genuine is that?.

promzyphyno:
Hello house,greetings to you all.....please my question may sound odd but i have to ask.....can someone still go for undergraduate admission with Waec of 8years old?

Your question isn't odd. Yes, you can use your waec of 8 years old for undergraduate admissions.

Dutch2:

Thanks.
Was thinking of that, but the agent in.my school was talking about 130k, for registration and materials.
Please how genuine is that?.

It's something you can register yourself or check BY Mafit.

TOEFL is about 72k or thereabout.

Hello Nairalanders. I hailooo

I want to book for an interview, Abuja embassy precisely.

Am seeing available appointment is 15th august.. My program starts 20th.

Whats your advice please. Should i continue or is there chances of getting a closer date?

This is an emergency please,, anyone online should help meoooooo

Please guys, I need your advice on this.

Trice2:
Hello Nairalanders. I hailooo

I want to book for an interview, Abuja embassy precisely.

Am seeing available appointment is 15th august.. My program starts 20th.

Whats your advice please. Should i continue or is there chances of getting a closer date?

This is an emergency please,, anyone online should help meoooooo

Give it a shot! Take the risk, even if it doesn't come through, you can defer till spring. The visa would still be vaild

Olalekank:

Your question isn't odd. Yes, you can use your waec of 8 years old for undergraduate admissions.

thanks for your reply......i was giving up already

GRE EXIT SCHOOLS DROPPING THE GRE REQUIRMENT

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MYcxZMhf97H5Uxr2Y7XndHn6eEC5oO8XWQi2PU5jLxQ/htmlview#gid=0

Hi Guys,

For Guys going in for their interviews, please have a "Strong, Convincing but short answer" to the following questions:

Why are you going to the US?
Why you not pursuing it here in Nigeria?
How did you hear of this school?
Why this course?
Will you be specializing?
Tell me about it?
What will an MSC do for you?
How many schools did you apply to?
Name them?
What is the relationship between all these schools?
Why did you choose this school?
Did you take any standardized test?
What did you score?
Who is sponsoring you?
What does he/she do?
Where would you be staying over at the university?
Tell me your about study plan?
Plans after graduation?
will you be receiving a monthly stipend?
Do you have an idea how much that is?
when did you finish University?
What have you been doing since then?

General Tips:
1. Do not cram your answers but have an idea of all you are going to say. Easier that way to build your sentences when you forget what you planned to say.
2. While waiting on the queue, listen to all the questions asked by the VOs to applicants ahead of you and build strong answers there on the queue (if you did not prepare for such questions)
3. Do not fret, do not let the numerous blue papers issued out make you lose your confidence
4. Do not answer what you are not asked.
5. If you have funding or impressive GRE/GMAT/SAT scores, please try to talk about your scores in one of your answers early in your interview. Please be reasonable.
(VO: How are you?
You: I have funding/ I scored 326/340) OYO oooo
6. Do not set yourself up. Dont start talking too much on things you do not have knowledge about, it will lead to more questions.
7. PRAY LIKE YOU NEVER PREPARED
PREPARE LIKE THERE'S NO GOD.

Goodluck

tolatof:
Hi Guys,

For Guys going in for their interviews, please have a "Strong, Convincing but short answer" to the following questions:

Why are you going to the US?
Why you not pursuing it here in Nigeria?
Why this course?
Will you be specializing?
Tell me about it?
What will an MSC do for you?
How many schools did you apply to?
Name them?
What is the relationship between all these schools?
Why did you choose this school?
Did you take any standardized test?
What did you score?
Who is sponsoring you?
What does he/she do?
Where would you be staying over at the university?
Tell me your about study plan?
Plans after graduation?
will you be receiving a monthly stipend?
Do you have an idea how much that is?
when did you finish University?
What have you been doing since then?

General Tips:
1. Do not cram your answers but have an idea of all you are going to say. Easier that way to build your sentences when you forget what you planned to say.
2. While waiting on the queue, listen to all the questions asked by the VOs to applicants ahead of you and build strong answers there on the queue (if you did not prepare for such questions)
3. Do not fret, do not let the numerous blue papers issued out make you lose your confidence
4. Do not answer what you are not asked.
5. If you have funding or impressive GRE/GMAT/SAT scores, please try to talk about your scores in one of your answers early in your interview. Please be reasonable.
(VO: How are you?
You: I have funding/ I scored 326/340) OYO oooo
6. Do not set yourself up. Dont start talking too much on things you do not have knowledge about, it will lead to more questions.
7. PRAY LIKE YOU NEVER PREPARED
PREPARE LIKE THERE'S NO GOD.

Goodluck

Nice....

thanks , this was timely and indeed very helpful.

tolatof:
Hi Guys,

For Guys going in for their interviews, please have a "Strong, Convincing but short answer" to the following questions:

Why are you going to the US?
Why you not pursuing it here in Nigeria?
Why this course?
Will you be specializing?
Tell me about it?
What will an MSC do for you?
How many schools did you apply to?
Name them?
What is the relationship between all these schools?
Why did you choose this school?
Did you take any standardized test?
What did you score?
Who is sponsoring you?
What does he/she do?
Where would you be staying over at the university?
Tell me your about study plan?
Plans after graduation?
will you be receiving a monthly stipend?
Do you have an idea how much that is?
when did you finish University?
What have you been doing since then?

General Tips:
1. Do not cram your answers but have an idea of all you are going to say. Easier that way to build your sentences when you forget what you planned to say.
2. While waiting on the queue, listen to all the questions asked by the VOs to applicants ahead of you and build strong answers there on the queue (if you did not prepare for such questions)
3. Do not fret, do not let the numerous blue papers issued out make you lose your confidence
4. Do not answer what you are not asked.
5. If you have funding or impressive GRE/GMAT/SAT scores, please try to talk about your scores in one of your answers early in your interview. Please be reasonable.
(VO: How are you?
You: I have funding/ I scored 326/340) OYO oooo
6. Do not set yourself up. Dont start talking too much on things you do not have knowledge about, it will lead to more questions.
7. PRAY LIKE YOU NEVER PREPARED
PREPARE LIKE THERE'S NO GOD.

Goodluck

Wealth1199:
Did you present the original copy of your GRE result or a printed copy? If original, how did u obtain it please?

Please can anyone give me this hotel address at obalende, I’m having my interview on Monday, am staying in Lagos Ojodu

hello guys
who here is having his or her interview on wednesday

Ajibade105:
I think this is the book you need for the GRE Subject test in Lit. Find the link below. Just buy the USED one...

https://www.amazon.com/Cracking-Literature-English-Graduate-Preparation/dp/0375429719

Thank you
Did you write the test?