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Is china a good country to go for masters?

I hope you get civilized response as I am also here to read comments.

NwanyiOkpa:
Good morning,

I hope you are doing great. I intend going abroad for my masters, come this august 2020. I have secured admissions in the USA for MSc. Mechanical Engineering. i have partial funding already and i will be paying for the rest.

To better make my decision, did you have any regrets with studying abroad? did it give you an edge during your job search?

Thanks.

Get yankee visa first and re-open this thread.

If you have money to waste, Go.

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post=85339049:
Absolutely NO!



Absolutely YES!


All the best to you over there.
Face your studies and Excel.
Cheers!

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I'm planning on going there for my masters next year..

Hoping it won't be a waste of time afterall

B

maybachmusic:
Avoid the UK

Us should be fine

Stop saying rubbish
Which year are u

I think studying abroad will be a nice experience.

Dasal.

lebron7:
Please explain

Most people with uK masters are stirring dust on the streets of lag

Till their new policy comes into full effect and you can get at least some foreign working experience. It's not worth one kobo

My friend is currently doing masters abroad and he's deff not regreting

ctleurocollege:
If you have money to waste, Go.

Waste as how?

NwanyiOkpa:
I have not moved yet but i have been admitted.

Get visa first

NwanyiOkpa:
Good morning,

I hope you are doing great. I intend going abroad for my masters, come this august 2020. I have secured admissions in the USA for MSc. Mechanical Engineering. i have partial funding already and i will be paying for the rest.

To better make my decision, did you have any regrets with studying abroad? did it give you an edge during your job search?

Thanks.

There's no regret going for master in the US unlike the Uk where you will likely come back to Nigeria, but you would have gone for a PhD because you will be paid a stipend of about $2500 as a research/graduate assistance and also free tuition.

I still remember a day wen I went to do an interview
a girl sad beside me. During the interview
We chatted so he told me he just return from Nigeria from Cyprus about 4 month again with her master degree
We surprise because we are just fighting with 40k work
Bro my advice is for you to stay in us after doing your master don’t think of coming back to Nigeria to search for job bro
Think twice bro

post=85339049:
Absolutely NO!



Absolutely YES!


All the best to you over there.
Face your studies and Excel.
Cheers!

Wonders shall never end!


Which job?


Suya job abi na BMC work?


Guy please have pity on yourself

lebron7:
Please is UK a good place to study, bcus I have been hearing studying in UK is just a waste of money

That was in the last bro
Don't you read news lately things have change ooh

lebron7:
Please is UK a good place to study, bcus I have been hearing studying in UK is just a waste of money

Don't go there....if you have an opportunity.... Try the US.

what was your GRE score

Philipmems:
One of the greatest decision I made in my life was to further my education outside the shores of my fatherland. Having a reputable school in the US included in your resume will give you an edge anywhere in the world. Attending a University here in the US, you will be exposed to the latest technologies in your career/field of study. Also, the education system here from the beginning to the end is amazing.
I was ones sceptic once upon a time, I took a leap of fate and voila here I am today living my best life.
Be Fearless

haaa broda IJGB obodo oyinbo you no know the difference between once and ones...


Heyyyy osanobua

And na your type go dey criticize Nigerian students and the quality of education in Nigeria

NwanyiOkpa:
Good morning,

I hope you are doing great. I intend going abroad for my masters, come this august 2020. I have secured admissions in the USA for MSc. Mechanical Engineering. i have partial funding already and i will be paying for the rest.

To better make my decision, did you have any regrets with studying abroad? did it give you an edge during your job search?

Thanks.

Which kind question are you asking?
You've done passport, visa, admission, funding, fees,..
E remain to enter Aeroplane. It's now you are telling us ?
Mister Man, if you are still doubting about your life decision at this stage, come to my house, I flog you seriously!

You Intend to go overseas?
Oya don't Intend again Na

Am I the one forcing you to intend?
Anybody that talks now, you will later say it's that person that spoilt your plan

lebron7:
Please is UK a good place to study, bcus I have been hearing studying in UK is just a waste of money

England, Scotland - No
European countries- Germany, Finland, etc - Yes

NwanyiOkpa:
Waste as how?

Waste as in sometimes it is not worth the thousands of dollars you are contemplating on spending on it, No knowledge is a waste and you will be studying in an advanced country with insurmontable resources. Yes this is fine, the reason this is so is because the resources in Africa are poor to start with so you think you getting value

For me personally any degre you send more than $10,000 on and you dont make that back within 2 years of graduation then it is a complete waste

Erediauwa:
Don't occupy your mind with negativity....

Think positive and you won't have any regrets whatsoever.

Still hustling to get the much needed funds for my Msc which I intend to do in the Netherlands.

The Netherlands is a very fine country.

Don't know the obsession with the UK as far as Europe is concerned.

It depends on your field of study; if you're going into any of the STEM fields then you MAY have an edge in the jobs market; for any other course, the advantage is mostly psychological; I have 3 masters degrees already from 3 of the world's top universities and I can tell you authoritatively that it hasn't done anything to boost my job's prospect.

If you're not going for STEM my advise is that you should spend your money setting up a business for yourself in Nigeria.

fergie001:
Don't go there....if you have an opportunity.... Try the US.

Which planet u dey
U talk as if US visa is beans or UK visa is easy to get
U are dumb

BiggyB242:
U.K.- No
European countries- yes

smh

You are never going to regret going to USA for your masters under any circumstances.

I can see you’re going for mechanical engineering masters which qualifies you as a STEM student.

The partial funding you had is still good and I’m quite sure you can take up a teaching assistantship job over there to balance the rest of the fees. So no cause for alarm on how to complete your studies financially.

If you graduate with a STEM degree, you will apply for OPT and I’m pretty sure some companies e.g. like Cummins accept Mech Eng. international student on F-I OPT. These companies will then sponsor your H1B visa which will guarantee you more way here.

I’m pretty sure your starting Salary with an engineering masters will be more than you would ever get in Nigeria. I might be wrong tho!

NwanyiOkpa:
Waste as how?

Study in Cyprus, admission is easy and cost is cheaper

Following...

Hoping to learn one or ten things as I would love to study abroad some day too.

NwanyiOkpa:
Good morning,

I hope you are doing great. I intend going abroad for my masters, come this august 2020. I have secured admissions in the USA for MSc. Mechanical Engineering. i have partial funding already and i will be paying for the rest.

To better make my decision, did you have any regrets with studying abroad? did it give you an edge during your job search?

Thanks.

Hi

Best decision i made so far..............

It boost ur career................. U cnt regret it

NOTE: racist everywhere now,.....discrimination will set in