mimilyrics:
Let your cousin do a search of schools with nursing programs and check their entry requirements.

Some schools requesting for a 2.1 or 1st class BSc grades might accept a 3rd class with demonstrable and relevant work experience in the health/nursing sector. Anything else that can boost your application should also be included.

Gavrelino123:


Thanks for your swift response.

My aim of asking is to know if anyone has encountered a similar experience so, that she will just follow suit.

can you kindly give us list of schools that will accept her for Nursing/ Adult Nursing with her 3rd Class Degree grade??

Gavrelino123:


Thanks for your swift response.

My aim of asking is to know if anyone has encountered a similar experience so, that she will just follow suit.

can you kindly give us list of schools that will accept her for Nursing/ Adult Nursing with her 3rd Class Degree grade??

naledis:
While you’re waiting for someone to give you a list of these schools, it would not hurt to do a quick search yourself. All you have to do is check the requirements of these schools. It’s always stated somewhere there.

STENON:
I have only seen Dundee uni putting 3rd class as a requirement for MSc adult nursing. You can check more info here. https://www.dundee.ac.uk/undergraduate/adult-nursing-msc/entry-requirements

nobleudeme:
I work with a Bank in Nigeria with a monthly salary of almost 400k aside other benefits so from the eyes of friends and family, life's good. I've been so comfortable with this "perfect life" for so long until recently when some events played out at work. It then dawned on me that I've not done anything to improve myself since I got my BSc in 2011 or any professional course since I joined the Bank in 2013. A rushed attempt with CFA in December 2018 and an online MBA while working full time gave me a humbling experience. After some deep thoughts (reviewing where I started and my plan for my future career I decided that I'll resign and pursue a masters and professional course this September. Popc, Mumc and other family and friends came up with the usual gist "do you know how many people out there are with MSc and without a job? Infact they went further to visit a prayer house and the woman said they saw a vision that when I traveled to the UK, she saw my wife Suffering, became very slim and unhappy"

I have been praying for God's guidance since May when I got the unconditional offer from BU.
Yesterday during the sermon "from lockdown to leaping up by Pst EA Adeboye, he made reference to his school teacher years ago who was comfortable with his certificate and with the prestige that came with been a high school teacher. While he failed to advance, Adeboye did and became a lecturer at UniLag. Years later, teachers with just school certificate were faded out and he was caught up." He also made reference to the RCCG camp when the first hall was built, people all over thought this was the biggest in Africa "The church has arrived" but he had a plan and saw the future and wasn't deterred from what others were saying."
Suffice to say my wife I and got home happy and convinced that this should be our next step forward.

I am sharing this here because there have been so many uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic and somehow easy decisions has become extremely difficult. My advice to anyone in such situation is the first convince yourself why you want to take this step, know your strength and weaknesses. My next phase is to take my career international, gain some form of overseas experience before returning back to Africa. How do I achieve this!? My Msc is in International Finance and Economics and I plan to finish with distinction or Merit been the minimum, intern with JP Morgan at their Bournemouth field office and look for opportunities at their office in USA much later. I already searched for attribute and qualities of the roles I plan to apply for, looked up those courses in Udemy and Coursera that can improve my deficiency and start my application the minute I land in BU once i secure an apartment/address and contact number. I also tried to reach out to Nigerian and other nationals (especially blacks and minority groups) to ask how they got in and any advice they could offer. I also used YouTube to learn about the town, adjourning towns and major financial firms around just in case I don't get in to JP Morgan at first. Also via YouTube I got to find out about the Global Talent Program at BU and how that can help my employment status as I'd get to travel, learn new language, build self confidence and network in the process. Also since I'm coming from a science background, I've gone ahead to download some of the textbooks and journals that can build a background knowledge when classes resume in September 21.

Bottom line I want to finish with distinction and I've accepted my limitations and weakness (I can't do two things together i.e. work full time and study). I advice we all do the same, know your drive and reason for going to the UK and you must become a Techie or Nurse to excel.

I know it might be tough but last last all our hustle go pay off, Amen..!!!!

nobleudeme:
I work with a Bank in Nigeria with a monthly salary of almost 400k aside other benefits so from the eyes of friends and family, life's good. I've been so comfortable with this "perfect life" for so long until recently when some events played out at work. It then dawned on me that I've not done anything to improve myself since I got my BSc in 2011 or any professional course since I joined the Bank in 2013. A rushed attempt with CFA in December 2018 and an online MBA while working full time gave me a humbling experience. After some deep thoughts (reviewing where I started and my plan for my future career I decided that I'll resign and pursue a masters and professional course this September. Popc, Mumc and other family and friends came up with the usual gist "do you know how many people out there are with MSc and without a job? Infact they went further to visit a prayer house and the woman said they saw a vision that when I traveled to the UK, she saw my wife Suffering, became very slim and unhappy"

I have been praying for God's guidance since May when I got the unconditional offer from BU.
Yesterday during the sermon "from lockdown to leaping up by Pst EA Adeboye, he made reference to his school teacher years ago who was comfortable with his certificate and with the prestige that came with been a high school teacher. While he failed to advance, Adeboye did and became a lecturer at UniLag. Years later, teachers with just school certificate were faded out and he was caught up." He also made reference to the RCCG camp when the first hall was built, people all over thought this was the biggest in Africa "The church has arrived" but he had a plan and saw the future and wasn't deterred from what others were saying."
Suffice to say my wife I and got home happy and convinced that this should be our next step forward.

I am sharing this here because there have been so many uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic and somehow easy decisions has become extremely difficult. My advice to anyone in such situation is the first convince yourself why you want to take this step, know your strength and weaknesses. My next phase is to take my career international, gain some form of overseas experience before returning back to Africa. How do I achieve this!? My Msc is in International Finance and Economics and I plan to finish with distinction or Merit been the minimum, intern with JP Morgan at their Bournemouth field office and look for opportunities at their office in USA much later. I already searched for attribute and qualities of the roles I plan to apply for, looked up those courses in Udemy and Coursera that can improve my deficiency and start my application the minute I land in BU once i secure an apartment/address and contact number. I also tried to reach out to Nigerian and other nationals (especially blacks and minority groups) to ask how they got in and any advice they could offer. I also used YouTube to learn about the town, adjourning towns and major financial firms around just in case I don't get in to JP Morgan at first. Also via YouTube I got to find out about the Global Talent Program at BU and how that can help my employment status as I'd get to travel, learn new language, build self confidence and network in the process. Also since I'm coming from a science background, I've gone ahead to download some of the textbooks and journals that can build a background knowledge when classes resume in September 21.

Bottom line I want to finish with distinction and I've accepted my limitations and weakness (I can't do two things together i.e. work full time and study). I advice we all do the same, know your drive and reason for going to the UK and you must become a Techie or Nurse to excel.

I know it might be tough but last last all our hustle go pay off, Amen..!!!!

Sanitizer:



Thank you for your response.

Please i want to ask you and Every other person on the forum if you know anyone that has used A lien/restricted account to apply for UK student visa and what was the outcome?

Graceisallineed:



In my own opinion, I don’t think embassies ask for the applicant bank account balance. What they do instead is to to call the bank to confirm the authenticity of your account (my friends working in some of the big banks told me so). The bank have no right to disclose one’s account balance to any third parties including embassies without your permission.

If embassy want to confirm if you still have the money in your account, they can request for updated bank statement.

mattfeuter:


This is correct.

nobleudeme:
I work with a Bank in Nigeria with a monthly salary of almost 400k aside other benefits so from the eyes of friends and family, life's good. I've been so comfortable with this "perfect life" for so long until recently when some events played out at work. It then dawned on me that I've not done anything to improve myself since I got my BSc in 2011 or any professional course since I joined the Bank in 2013. A rushed attempt with CFA in December 2018 and an online MBA while working full time gave me a humbling experience. After some deep thoughts (reviewing where I started and my plan for my future career I decided that I'll resign and pursue a masters and professional course this September. Popc, Mumc and other family and friends came up with the usual gist "do you know how many people out there are with MSc and without a job? Infact they went further to visit a prayer house and the woman said they saw a vision that when I traveled to the UK, she saw my wife Suffering, became very slim and unhappy"

I have been praying for God's guidance since May when I got the unconditional offer from BU.
Yesterday during the sermon "from lockdown to leaping up by Pst EA Adeboye, he made reference to his school teacher years ago who was comfortable with his certificate and with the prestige that came with been a high school teacher. While he failed to advance, Adeboye did and became a lecturer at UniLag. Years later, teachers with just school certificate were faded out and he was caught up." He also made reference to the RCCG camp when the first hall was built, people all over thought this was the biggest in Africa "The church has arrived" but he had a plan and saw the future and wasn't deterred from what others were saying."
Suffice to say my wife I and got home happy and convinced that this should be our next step forward.

I am sharing this here because there have been so many uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic and somehow easy decisions has become extremely difficult. My advice to anyone in such situation is the first convince yourself why you want to take this step, know your strength and weaknesses. My next phase is to take my career international, gain some form of overseas experience before returning back to Africa. How do I achieve this!? My Msc is in International Finance and Economics and I plan to finish with distinction or Merit been the minimum, intern with JP Morgan at their Bournemouth field office and look for opportunities at their office in USA much later. I already searched for attribute and qualities of the roles I plan to apply for, looked up those courses in Udemy and Coursera that can improve my deficiency and start my application the minute I land in BU once i secure an apartment/address and contact number. I also tried to reach out to Nigerian and other nationals (especially blacks and minority groups) to ask how they got in and any advice they could offer. I also used YouTube to learn about the town, adjourning towns and major financial firms around just in case I don't get in to JP Morgan at first. Also via YouTube I got to find out about the Global Talent Program at BU and how that can help my employment status as I'd get to travel, learn new language, build self confidence and network in the process. Also since I'm coming from a science background, I've gone ahead to download some of the textbooks and journals that can build a background knowledge when classes resume in September 21.

Bottom line I want to finish with distinction and I've accepted my limitations and weakness (I can't do two things together i.e. work full time and study). I advice we all do the same, know your drive and reason for going to the UK and you must become a Techie or Nurse to excel.

I know it might be tough but last last all our hustle go pay off, Amen..!!!!

Aprokodaughter:
Hi please does any prospective student have an idea, if SHU has an official whatsapp group?

pretty1986:
.Bros while planning to resign,pls try create a good relationship with ur current employer, in case things do not work out for you in UK the way u plan it,so that u can have that opportunity to go back to them when u are through with ur study in UK.your salary is very good. pls plan very well. I wish u the best

nobleudeme:

I already have the option from HR to return after my program to our head office. I secured and confirmed this already

dhsmalls:
Anybody attending Liverpool Hope this summer?
Can anybody suggest a safe & decent neighbourhood to rent a 2-3 bedroom in the Liverpool - Warrington area?

dhsmalls:
Anybody attending Liverpool Hope this summer?
Can anybody suggest a safe & decent neighbourhood to rent a 2-3 bedroom in the Liverpool - Warrington area?

unstoppable0209:
Hello, I will like to know how long it took Liverpool hope university to send you an offer? I applied weeks ago and haven't heard anything from them.

unstoppable0209:
Hello, I will like to know how long it took Liverpool hope university to send you an offer? I applied weeks ago and haven't heard anything from them.

Omah7979:
House good morning I’d like to ask few questions

On issue of accommodation, is it safe to say after you arrive UK,the compulsory 14days quarantine will be done in a family friends house or a hotel?

Is it ok to pay for accommodation before arriving U.K. my school is uni Sunderland

Please anyone in Sunderland already please where’s the best place to live in Sunderland( cost of living, job, fun etc) anything you can say about Sunderland

What website can one use to look for accommodation and job

What can you say about shared accommodation and private accommodation

Would you advice one to pay for accommodation space monthly or weekly

What the things to look out for when renting accommodation

Thank you guys

cc justwise, stenon, Hosey and other gurus in the house

hilbanito:
Please who else got into aston university Birmingham , I want us to share accommodation.