Anitaamich:
So my husband can apply with dependent visa and travel with us and still go back once we’re settled? They don’t really care whether the dependent will live in uk right?? Please I just want to be sure

Samopex05:
justwise and others, I am 29years old and married with no formal education. I am planning on writing GCE exam later this year as well as other exams required for me to gain an undergraduate admission into a UK uni. What are my chances of getting a study visa?

peptual:


Ok....which bank did u use and what date cos most bank are closed...cos I paid since 17th last month through Polaris bank and yet to be debited they said CBN has not given allocation

Mile22:


Yeah sure I just applied recently for September intake for Msc in Human Resources Management which is a year program . Hoping to hearing from STIRLING soon.

LaaJiblik:


A Nigerian with no formal education couldn’t have written that.


Write the GCE.
Obtain the relevant grades in the relevant subjects.

Apply for UK schools.

You will DEFINITELY get the admission.

Then apply for a study (Tier-4) visa. You will DEFINITELY get the visa (if you fulfil all the requirements).


Then buy flight tickets for yourself.

Then kiss and hug your wife at the airport.
Then fly to the UK, and commence your studies.



Then be communicating with your wife on whatsAPP or BBM or Facebook.

If you have money, then your wife can apply for a VISITING visa to go and see you in the UK. Then she returns back. Then you too can be going home to visit her, then you return to the UK.

You may be able to work (up to 20 hours per week, depending on your school).


Any more questions?
Just ask.


Thank you.

Samopex05:
justwise and others, I am 29years old and married with no formal education. I am planning on writing GCE exam later this year as well as other exams required for me to gain an undergraduate admission into a UK uni. What are my chances of getting a study visa?

mori94:
Hello house, please I'll like your honest advice.
I studied Biochemistry, graduated last 2 years with a 4.05 Cgpa. The issue now is, I want to study MSC pre registration Nursing in the UK, but my dad wants me to study Biotechnology or Biomedicine. Which one of the three course will increase my chances of getting a job in the UK?
I really love nursing as a course.

Cigbojugha:


I used Zenith Bank. Applied on the 19th of last month and was debited on the 24th. They actually complained of lack of fund from CBN. I actually got a good rate @427.5

mori94:
Hello house, please I'll like your honest advice.
I studied Biochemistry, graduated last 2 years with a 4.05 Cgpa. The issue now is, I want to study MSC pre registration Nursing in the UK, but my dad wants me to study Biotechnology or Biomedicine. Which one of the three course will increase my chances of getting a job in the UK?
I really love nursing as a course.

mori94:
Hello house, please I'll like your honest advice.
I studied Biochemistry, graduated last 2 years with a 4.05 Cgpa. The issue now is, I want to study MSC pre registration Nursing in the UK, but my dad wants me to study Biotechnology or Biomedicine. Which one of the three course will increase my chances of getting a job in the UK?
I really love nursing as a course.

justwise:
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Go for what you love and have passion for, when you are studying a course you have passion for you don't struggle with the course workload.

yungchop:


Do they do top up of converting a 3rd class to a higher class?

LaaJiblik:








The BEST place (and person) to sort this out is not Nairaland or Justwise.

See that bolded but above?
Sort that first.

justwise:
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Go for what you love and have passion for, when you are studying a course you have passion for you don't struggle with the course workload.

LaaJiblik:








The BEST place (and person) to sort this out is not Nairaland or Justwise.

See that bolded but above?
Sort that first.

mori94:

Thank you very much, I really appreciate your contribution.

justwise:


Your Dad's opinion is very important but its even more important for you to study a course you have hunger for, convince him why you want to study that course, research on job prospects of that course and use it as part of your argument.

Always go for what you are good at else you will be a shadow of yourself.

God bless you. I'm very grateful.

mori94:
Thank you very much Justwise.

MsChidi:
Hi everyone, just want to check with current/past students. I was going through my course schedule for the September 2020 period. There are 2 semesters whereby u take 2 examinations, and the 3 being May - September, is that the period for dissertation & graduation? Help me clarify pls.

Also, I read some pages back that IHS is £646, someone else is mentioning IHS as £300, I checked the gov.uk and IHS is £300. Which is it pls?

mori94:
Hello house, please I'll like your honest advice.
I studied Biochemistry, graduated last 2 years with a 4.05 Cgpa. The issue now is, I want to study MSC pre registration Nursing in the UK, but my dad wants me to study Biotechnology or Biomedicine. Which one of the three course will increase my chances of getting a job in the UK?
I really love nursing as a course.

Tolextonia:


I don’t really get your question. They have top-up programs for HND graduates and university lower credit graduate. After the program, one will be issued BA (Hons) degree. It’s a year program

LagosismyHome:


Passion is one thing. ... money and security is another thing. I think both are equally important.

Also until you get into somewhere you never know if you had that passion.

If it me, if my plan is to settle in the uk then I would go with what makes sense better in terms of opportunities . I would say the easier route to get a job after graduation is nursing although the money in UK is small for the work involved . Nurses work hard

Cigbojugha:


I used Zenith Bank. Applied on the 19th of last month and was debited on the 24th. They actually complained of lack of fund from CBN. I actually got a good rate @427.5