karkinase:

Ok thanks....which do you suggest is better.
Contact the school first for any funding availability OR Apply to the school and ask for funding availability .

for PhD? definitely contact the school. Don't apply to anywhere where full funding isn't guaranteed.

cheers.

Sammiel:
A friend wants to defer his Canadian Degree in Theology admission but was asked to send his waec result to the school through the examination body. My question now is how can he go about it?

I still need an answer to this question of mine.

Stevenssen:

for PhD? definitely contact the school. Don't apply to anywhere where full funding isn't guaranteed.

cheers.

Thanks

Sammiel:
I still need an answer to this question of mine.

You'll probably get an answer here, but you should also make this post on the Canadian thread. There should be one on nairaland.

Cheers!!

scipy:
Hi
If you are in Lagos and you don't mind
I'm looking for a study partner for my GRE
Especially on Saturdays

Which part of Lagos are you residing?

Thanks for the motivation.

I would be glad if you can share the GRE materials with me as I wish to register for the exam.

Regards

CptCharlesVane:


What's the interval between the two exams? On the bright side you improved, indicating that you can keep improving for a much better competitive score. If you're willing to give it another try, send a message and I can help with some of the current editions of GRE prep material ebooks.

For techniques towards improvement, endeavour to keep a log of question types you struggle with and practice more on improving on those areas. Also, don't register for the test before preparing so you don't add more pressure on yourself.


I'm also a borderline 2:1 so I understand how i
uphill it might seem holding up against competition. Since you cannot change your GPA, focus on what you can do to improve your profile like acing the GRE, and getting strong recommendations and SOP. You might want to consider taking the subject GRE if possible

There's an art to contacting them, especially when nothing really stands out about your profile so if it's going to be generic, don't bother; well you could always try, but you would most likely be ignored. Quoran has a number of posts about this.

I doubt there's any program with funding that isn't very competitive and increasing in the no. of applicants. Let it serve as your motivation and take solace in the fact the STEM fields are less competitive than non-STEM ones. There's always that chance for you to get in.

Prepare to take the GRE again and see how it goes, aim for fall '20 as well, in-between take up roles like teaching, research, conference etc anything that would improve your profile and application


Don't we all feel inadequate? You'd be surprised how many elite scientists feel the same. Even our brother here with 8 publications and top 1% GPA was quite unsure about his prospects. So don't worry, it's normal. Let this your achievement be emphasised in your SOP as this actually indicates you are capable of doing research, essentially what admissions look for in a candidate.


Don't know about schools but you might want to start looking at Gradcafe for funding info with your GPA range in addition to suggestions you would get here.

You'll be fine, you are in a good place for insights. Best of luck in your endeavour and welcome.

Sherlock5577:

You'll probably get an answer here, but you should also make this post on the Canadian thread. There should be one on nairaland.

Cheers!!

Last night, I was able to message WAEC Lagos office directly through their contact email address and they listed all that is required in their reply to my e-mail. Thanks very much for your comment Sir, I do appreciate it.

Sammiel:
Last night, I was able to message WAEC Lagos office directly through their contact email address and they listed all that is required in their reply to my e-mail. Thanks very much for your comment Sir, I do appreciate it.

Nice. You're welcome.

Time2Smile:

Congratulations. Personally I think you should choose UNT. Denton is a northern suburb of Dallas. Dallas is one of the emerging tech hubs with real good paying jobs and openings.
I would want to teach you to game the system but you can always "master out".

Bros how you dey?

as requested..for chemistry/biology/marine sciences people

uzoexcel:


i saw ur post in the now locked USA thread on admission..u have a c.gp of 4.47/5.00. Please do not waste it.
Look up erasmus mundus double masters degree scholarshp courses.

I will drop a few links here..But try and have ielts/toefl and/or GRE. It will stand you in good stead.

https://each.ut.ee/EACH/
https://each.ut.ee/EACH/the-study-program/
This two-year Erasmus Mundus joint master’s programme, Excellence in Analytical CHemistry, focuses on analytical chemistry in the most diverse way. The graduates are qualified to work in chemical analysis laboratories and industry, in senior positions in food, pharmacy, environment, health, materials, chemical technology, etc.


http://www.imbrsea.eu/
http://www.imbrsea.eu/student/prepare
http://imbrsea.eu/studyprogramme
The International Master in Marine Biological Resources (IMBRSea), is a joint Master programme organized by ten leading European universities in the field of marine sciences. IMBRSea covers a wide range of subjects related to the sustainable use of marine biological resources. With an emphasis on marine biological and ecological processes, the programme links biology of marine organisms and environmental studies with subjects in marine policy and planning.


https://www.imete.eu/
https://www.imete.eu/admission-requirements
The International Master of Science in Environmental Technology and Engineering (IMETE) is a Joint Master Degree Programme, taught in English, bringing together students and scholars from all over the world. In IMETE, you will become part of a new generation of environmental scientists. As a graduate, you will be able to design and apply state-of-the-art environmental technology and engineering solutions to tackle today’s global environmental problems.


http://www.master-serp.eu/programme/index.php
http://www.master-serp.eu/apply/index.php

The international study programme includes courses, tutorials, and lab trainings in cutting-edge areas related to renewable energies, green chemistry, radiation effects, nanomaterials for the industry and nanomedicine. A strong partnership with SMEs, academic institutions and research and innovation centres in Europe, Asia, and Latin America, allow the students to strengthen their professional skills and build their network.The students must complete their training with a 6-month internship in the academic sector or in the industry. An intensive summer school also fosters the students' entrepreneurial skills including economy management, communication, patent law, and technology transfer so they can face the job market.

http://merplus.merconsortium.eu/why-mer/socio-economic-background/
http://merplus.merconsortium.eu/programme/aims-objectives/

The programme is aimed at:
forming multidisciplinary graduates of transverse research profile in a fully integrated world class EU MSc programme.
developing the student’s critical understanding of technical and scientific tools together with excellent management abilities and personal skills;
achieving high academic standards, which is supported by recognised quality assurance (QA) procedures;
promoting both staff exchange and student mobility under a balanced ECTS scheme.


https://www.u-picardie.fr/come-to-the-upjv/mundus-mesc/welcome/
https://www.u-picardie.fr/come-to-the-upjv/mundus-mesc/curriculum-mobility/
The MESC+ Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree is a 2-year programme in Materials Science and Electrochemistry, fully taught in English, involving 5 Universities in 4 European countries (France, Poland, Slovenia and Spain), 2 Universities in USA and Australia, a European Research Institute (ALISTORE), the French Network on Energy Storage (RS2E), the Slovenian National Institute of Chemistry (NIC) and a leading Research Center in Spain (CIC Energigune).It is run by a number of world-renowned members of Research Laboratories in the field of energy-related materials who work closely together through several European and trans-European projects.

Goodluck

Hello everyone, I've been following this thread off and on for a while now.

I intend to apply for fall 2020. My profile...
B.Tech Transport Management Technology
GPA: 4.19/5 ( 3.53/4 WES unofficial)
TOEFL: 114
GRE: Q152 V152 AWA3.0

I want to apply for masters in Transport/Logistics/Supply chain management. From my research I identified the following schools and preferred masters couses:

Ohio State University- Business Logistics Engineering
Florida Institute of Technology- Logistics Management
University of Texas at Arlington- Logistics
SUNY maritime college- International Transportation Management and
University of Houston- Supply chain and logistics technology.

Please does anyone know if any of these schools is generous with funding for my course or have other recommended schools I could look at with my profile in consideration?

Any advice would be very welcomed. Thanks

Susanna12:
Hello everyone, I've been following this thread off and on for a while now.

I intend to apply for fall 2020. My profile...
B.Tech Transport Management Technology
GPA: 4.19/5 ( 3.53/4 WES unofficial)
TOEFL: 114
GRE: Q152 V152 AWA3.0

I want to apply for masters in Transport/Logistics/Supply chain management. From my research I identified the following schools and preferred masters couses:

Ohio State University- Business Logistics Engineering
Florida Institute of Technology- Logistics Management
University of Texas at Arlington- Logistics
SUNY maritime college- International Transportation Management and
University of Houston- Supply chain and logistics technology.

Please does anyone know if any of these schools is generous with funding for my course or have other recommended schools I could look at with my profile in consideration?

Any advice would be very welcomed. Thanks

You have a good profile (especially that your TOEFL )
Check out "gradcafe" - type in your course name in their search engine and you'll find a lot of info. Also check out the profile evaluation on "MSinUS". I'd advice you use MSinUS first before Gradcafe. Also network with current Graduate Assistant in those schools on LinkedIn, they may guide you rightly.
Contact Graduate Coordinators and Professors of Interest; their responses should inform your decision.

I wish you the best !!

The house is really silent this year!!

Wow thank you, I'll check those out.

Appreciation Post

I want to take this time out to appreciate everyone that have contributed to my journey so far. Firstly, I’d like to exalt the King of all Kings for his infinite love over my life.

Glitteringstar—I really hope this beautiful soul is reading this presently or sometimes in the future. I have never met her neither have we spoken on phone before. However, She did contributed to my GRE payment in 2017. That GRE gave me admission, funding and consequently visa to finally achieve my dreams. Ma’am, I tried to reach out to you after my visa was approved but the email address you used to contact me is no more active.
Also, I want to appreciate those that used Walspring to subsidize GRE fee around that time too. I benefited from that benevolent gesture.

Happyday—The resume and SOP I used was all due to your kind assistance—He was readily available to make corrections and contributions even with his tight schedule.

Lastly, A big thank you to Oluwaseun Osewa for creating this wonderful repository of information—nairaland. I really don’t know how the trajectory of my life would have been if I haven’t come across nairaland, this thread and the beautiful souls that have graced it.

There are so many others on and off this thread both home and abroad that was of immense help in so many ways. I want you all to know that I’m eternally grateful. I pray this very moment for you all, whatever your heart desires, God will grant them to you.

Kind Regards,
A grateful heart

TheZed:
Appreciation Post

I want to take this time out to appreciate everyone that have contributed to my journey so far. Firstly, I’d like to exalt the King of all Kings for his infinite love over my life.

Glitteringstar—I really hope this beautiful soul is reading this presently or sometimes in the future. I have never met her neither have we spoken on phone before. However, She did contributed to my GRE payment in 2017. That GRE gave me admission, funding and consequently visa to finally achieve my dreams. Ma’am, I tried to reach out to you after my visa was approved but the email address you used to contact me is no more active.
Also, I want to appreciate those that used Walspring to subsidize GRE fee around that time too. I benefited from that benevolent gesture.

Happyday—The resume and SOP I used was all due to your kind assistance—He was readily available to make corrections and contributions even with his tight schedule.

Lastly, A big thank you to Oluwaseun Osewa for creating this wonderful repository of information—nairaland. I really don’t know how the trajectory of my life would have been if I haven’t come across nairaland, this thread and the beautiful souls that have graced it.

There are so many others on and off this thread both home and abroad that was of immense help in so many ways. I want you all to know that I’m eternally grateful. I pray this very moment for you all, whatever your heart desires, God will grant them to you.

Kind Regards,
A grateful heart

So happy for you!! This is just the beginning of greater things!!

Yes, we have
Fall '19

Sherlock5577:


So happy for you!! This is just the beginning of greater things!!

Yes, we have
Fall '19

Thank You Bro

Current situation:

GPA: 4.05/5 ( 3.45/4 WES unofficial) wrote GRE in May and scored 301 and a month later scored 303.

GRE: Q:157 V:146 AWA:3.0

No toefl score...I am thinking there are schools that would consider my profile without toefl scores since It's mathematics.

Intending to apply for masters or direct phd (preferred) in Mathematics with Full or with partial funding with TA or GA.

Please kindly advice: what schools would likely accept fit this profile....I would be very grateful.

Thank you all.

Kindly share the resources used for your GRE

Patrick2go:
Current situation:

GPA: 4.05/5 ( 3.45/4 WES unofficial) wrote GRE in May and scored 301 and a month later scored 303.

GRE: Q:157 V:146 AWA:3.0

No toefl score...I am thinking there are schools that would consider my profile without toefl scores since It's mathematics.

Intending to apply for masters or direct phd (preferred) in Mathematics with Full or with partial funding with TA or GA.

Please kindly advice: what schools would likely accept fit this profile....I would be very grateful.

Thank you all.

Patrick2go:
Current situation:

GPA: 4.05/5 ( 3.45/4 WES unofficial) wrote GRE in May and scored 301 and a month later scored 303.

GRE: Q:157 V:146 AWA:3.0

No toefl score...I am thinking there are schools that would consider my profile without toefl scores since It's mathematics.

Intending to apply for masters or direct phd (preferred) in Mathematics with Full or with partial funding with TA or GA.

Please kindly advice: what schools would likely accept fit this profile....I would be very grateful.

Thank you all.

You can consider Wright State University, Middle Tennessee State University, and California State University.
If you need further assistance, please visit us at www.mcfedututors.com or whatsapp 08132765285. You can also visit our office at 206, Muri Okunola str, Victoria Island, Lagos.

wallmosh:
Kindly share the resources used for your GRE

read d official GRE both from est And a little of Mahanttan and saw some magoosh videos

Campuslink:


You can consider Wright State University, Middle Tennessee State University, and California State University.
If you need further assistance, please visit us at www.mcfedututors.com or whatsapp 08132765285. You can also visit our office at 206, Muri Okunola str, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Thank you.

Quoran:
I love your area of interest. It attracts funding alot. Which school did you have your BSc? I will give you a list of schools shortly. Note that many applied Maths programs are funded. At PhD level, all are funded. Have you taken any machine learning course before? Are you also good with Algorithms and the use of packages like MATLAB,Python etc. These things are basic entry requirements but these days, everyone in the sciences can code. You will have a lot of choices. I wish you the best in your GRE.

PLEASE I am highly i interested in the list of schools too.

Thank you BOSS.

Please i need someone to send me powerprep application.
My email is pharjatthetemple@gmail.com

Thanks

Google, check facebook groups. But you can use it for free on ets website

Oloniyan:
Please i need someone to send me powerprep application.
My email is pharjatthetemple@gmail.com

Thanks

Accepting regs..

Fall and Spring Applicants...

Don't sleep on it...

How much sir and how do I contact you

ponpon:
Accepting regs..

Fall and Spring Applicants...

Don't sleep on it...

I need a study partner for GRE abeg
Also I need a tutorial center as well

juliouze:
I need a study partner for GRE abeg
Also I need a tutorial center as well

if you're in Lagos BY Mafit seems to have a center with an excellent track record.

4gunners:
Let me give a summary of my fall 2019 admission journey..

I applied to 4 schools(msc/phd civil engineering), unfortunately, none funded me.

My profile - GRe 313 (Q154, V159, AW3.5)
TOEfL 95
1 project
GP - 3.54/4 ( unofficial wes)

Admit
MTU - MS Civil Engineering (stingy school, not surprised)
USF - MS ( no funding as well)
University of Arkansas - PhD( funding promise not fulfilled. A prof is still playing "politics" with me - hopefully... )
UNH - MS ( 30% scholarship. Not interested )

Reject
University of Washington - Phd( painful rejection.I should av used the app fee to apply to lesser schools. $90 "stolen".

Giving up is not an option. So, I'll refire....Any advice will be highly appreciated. Thanks.

please bro can you help me with the materials you used fro your GRE test and details on how you achieved that high score? kindly email me on drockeng502@gmail.com. thank you

juliouze:
I need a study partner for GRE abeg
Also I need a tutorial center as well

Time management skill is one of the important skills you would need to do very well on your GRE exams. Another is effective analytical skills among many others.
To learn more about how to succeed in your GRE exam, pls visit us at 206 Muriokuola street, Victoria Island if you stay in Lagos. You can also WhatsApp 08132765285 or visit our website: mcfedututors.com. All the best.

wallmosh:
Kindly share the resources used for your GRE

@scholastica16

Please your suggestion is most welcomed.