We would like to inform you that unfortunately we are not meeting minimal quota of students for selected programme and it had been cancelled on first of December.
However, we can offer you:
To move your application to autumn, 2021;
to transfer you to other available study programme: www.brl/en/studies/degree-studies/
Waiting for your answer and we apologise for the inconvenience.

GURUS IN THE HOUSE PLEASE WHAT DO YOU UNDERSTAND BY THIS? I AM CONFUSED

It simply means that your course has been cancelled for the current intake because they didn't have the required number of students that they expected to have for the course to be taught. ie. If they had a quota of 30 students for the course to be taught or for approval for the course to be granted and only 2 people will be taking the course, it's more economical for them to not offer the course.

You can defer your admission for the same course till next autumn and hope that they get the required number of students. Alternatively, you can change to another course.
If you don't like both options, then you can decline and get back any tuition deposits that you've paid without any penalty since the cancellation isn't your fault.

tellalexander:
We would like to inform you that unfortunately we are not meeting minimal quota of students for selected programme and it had been cancelled on first of December.
However, we can offer you:
To move your application to autumn, 2021;
to transfer you to other available study programme: www.brl/en/studies/degree-studies/
Waiting for your answer and we apologise for the inconvenience.

GURUS IN THE HOUSE PLEASE WHAT DO YOU UNDERSTAND BY THIS? I AM CONFUSED

tellalexander:
We would like to inform you that unfortunately we are not meeting minimal quota of students for selected programme and it had been cancelled on first of December.
However, we can offer you:
To move your application to autumn, 2021;
to transfer you to other available study programme: www.brl/en/studies/degree-studies/
Waiting for your answer and we apologise for the inconvenience.

GURUS IN THE HOUSE PLEASE WHAT DO YOU UNDERSTAND BY THIS? I AM CONFUSED

If you cannot understand this statement how do you want to cope?

Nowadays, your schools will be sending you emails every week on the country's situation. Will you be coming here every week for explanation.

The statement is clear and simple.

Queenbeloveth:

Thank you so much. That means I can submit the statement on 4th to the school right?

Dear mimilyrics, kindly respond please

If the statement captures Jan 4 as the end date of the statement period (this should usually be at the top ie. Dec 7-Jan 4), you're good.

Queenbeloveth:

Dear mimilyrics, kindly respond please

Not all information is available on Google.. I bet you're not aware several September intakes were refused because of fake Benin, Togo & Ghana stamps. Some of those applicants actually travelled across those land borders but were not aware they were getting fake stamps. I got that information via a zoom session, not on Google.

PMID:


This is an academic forum, If u don’t have any source for ur information then u better not comment rather than come here to fart with ur mouth.

If u can write things without references then I wonder how u can write ur thesis in the UK and succeed.

Cheers.

tellalexander:
We would like to inform you that unfortunately we are not meeting minimal quota of students for selected programme and it had been cancelled on first of December.
However, we can offer you:
To move your application to autumn, 2021;
to transfer you to other available study programme: www.brl/en/studies/degree-studies/
Waiting for your answer and we apologise for the inconvenience.

GURUS IN THE HOUSE PLEASE WHAT DO YOU UNDERSTAND BY THIS? I AM CONFUSED

So sorry about that. Pls which Sch and course?

Kinda confusing.

Let's say the required pof entered my account on the 2nd of December, and u started counting on the 3rd of December.

Can I print the statement on the 30th?

mimilyrics:
Yes. As long as you get your 28 day count right and your money doesn't dip at anytime during the 28 day count, your closing balance is not an issue.
The closing balance will be for the day you print (if you submit within 30 days of printing) or your balance on your submission date (if your count ended immediately before your submission date or you print for the 28 days immediately preceding your online application after submitting).

Hello everyone, hope you are having a nice weekend?

Please can the experts help me answer a few questions? Thank you in advance.

1. Is Healthcare Management a good course to study? In terms of finding a good job after and finding sponsors after study?

2. I want to apply with my husband and 3 kids, is it possible for me to go first with my baby and my husband joins maybe in a month or 2 with the remaining kids or must we all have to travel together

3. How long does it take to get BRP? (I’m not sure if that’s what it’s called). Can my husband get his within 1 month and travel back to Nigeria and sort out his work before he eventually joins us?

Thank you so much. I appreciate all your imputs.

I am not a guru but the 28days simply means 4weeks dec 3rd- dec31st is 4weeks.

starboychan:
Kinda confusing.

Let's say the required pof entered my account on the 2nd of December, and u started counting on the 3rd of December.

Can I print the statement on the 30th?

Islamiat01:
495naira

Pls where did you buy at this rate?

Aprokodaughter:



If you cannot understand this statement how do you want to cope?

Nowadays, your schools will be sending you emails every week on the country's situation. Will you be coming here every week for explanation.

The statement is clear and simple.

the statement is clear to me but the part which isn’t clear to me is that since the university asked to transfer me to another course, I want to know if they had decided my application before they sent the mail by asking me if I can move to another course. I want to know if it will be an automatic admission or it will be based on my certificates, because i already had a Skype interview for that course which is filled up. My question is centered on if they had decided my application to know if i am qualified?

mimilyrics:
It simply means that your course has been cancelled for the current intake because they didn't have the required number of students that they expected to have for the course to be taught. ie. If they had a quota of 30 students for the course to be taught or for approval for the course to be granted and only 2 people will be taking the course, it's more economical for them to not offer the course.

You can defer your admission for the same course till next autumn and hope that they get the required number of students. Alternatively, you can change to another course.
If you don't like both options, then you can decline and get back any tuition deposits that you've paid without any penalty since the cancellation isn't your fault.

Thanks for your reply,I haven’t paid tuition fees since they haven’t offered me admission. I want to know if they had decided my application before they sent the mail by asking me if I can move to another course. If i wasn’t qualified for the program will i be able to recieve such mail? I want to know if it will be an automatic admission or it will be based on my certificates and qualification since i am applying to a new course which they transferred me to,because i already had a Skype interview for the previous course which was filled up.

tellalexander:
the statement is clear to me but the part which isn’t clear to me is that since the university asked to transfer me to another course, I want to know if they had decided my application before they sent the mail by asking me if I can move to another course. I want to know if it will be an automatic admission or it will be based on my certificates, because i already had a Skype interview for that course which is filled up. My question is centered on if they had decided my application to know if i am qualified?

It depends on the course if you decided to change to another.

The school admission team will tell you if you will have another interview or write another personal statement.

They will inform on the next step. I had this issue with University of Chester when I picked another course they said they will interview me unfortunately SHU offer (September 2020 intake)


So you have email them your final decision or you move on to another school if you are no longer interested.

If the statement states that it is for Dec 3 - Dec 30, yes but if not, wait till 31st to print. This is because some banks won't be able to capture the day you print on your statement while some do.

starboychan:
Kinda confusing.

Let's say the required pof entered my account on the 2nd of December, and u started counting on the 3rd of December.

Can I print the statement on the 30th?

Many thanks

mimilyrics:
If the statement states that it is for Dec 3 - Dec 30, yes but if not, wait till 31st to print. This is because some banks won't be able to capture the day you print on your statement while some do.

Only the school can give you that answer. Normally, if a course will not be offered anymore, a message will be sent to those who have gotten admission and those whose applications haven't been decided yet so I can't tell you which category you fall into.

It's usually not automatic admission as you'll need to be assessed to be sure that you meet the requirements of the new course before getting an offer. Check to see what other course you may want to change to and check for the requirements.

The school will be your best bet at getting your answers to what is required of you if you want to switch courses.

tellalexander:
Thanks for your reply,I haven’t paid tuition fees since they haven’t offered me admission. I want to know if they had decided my application before they sent the mail by asking me if I can move to another course. If i wasn’t qualified for the program will i be able to recieve such mail? I want to know if it will be an automatic admission or it will be based on my certificates and qualification since i am applying to a new course which they transferred me to,because i already had a Skype interview for the previous course which was filled up.

1. Getting a good job after studying is dependent on how well you sell yourself and your skills to prospective employers. If you can't effectively sell yourself, you wouldn't get a job no matter how well-suited you are for the job.
2. If your baby is still nursing, you can explain this in a cover letter along with a consent letter from your husband and your baby's birth certificate. It usually helps.
3. Within 10 days of arrival, sometimes available for pickup before your arrival so you can pick up the very day you arrive, if possible. But with Covid-19 rules, you can't pick up until after you complete your self-isolation; the post office or your ACL will keep BRPs for 90 days before returning it to the home office.
Yes, he can do that as long as he doesn't stay away for too long. If he wouldn't have sorted himself within 3-6 months, he'll be better off getting a visiting visa to visit you until he's ready to live in the UK.

TMJDiva:
Hello everyone, hope you are having a nice weekend?

Please can the experts help me answer a few questions? Thank you in advance.

1. Is Healthcare Management a good course to study? In terms of finding a good job after and finding sponsors after study?

2. I want to apply with my husband and 3 kids, is it possible for me to go first with my baby and my husband joins maybe in a month or 2 with the remaining kids or must we all have to travel together

3. How long does it take to get BRP? (I’m not sure if that’s what it’s called). Can my husband get his within 1 month and travel back to Nigeria and sort out his work before he eventually joins us?

Thank you so much. I appreciate all your imputs.

iCode2:
Pls where did you buy at this rate?

Today's rate is @475

Many thanks

mimilyrics:
If the statement states that it is for Dec 3 - Dec 30, yes but if not, wait till 31st to print. This is because some banks won't be able to capture the day you print on your statement while some do.

mimilyrics:
1. Getting a good job after studying is dependent on how well you sell yourself and your skills to prospective employers. If you can't effectively sell yourself, you wouldn't get a job no matter how well-suited you are for the job.
2. If your baby is still nursing, you can explain this in a cover letter along with a consent letter from your husband and your baby's birth certificate. It usually helps.
3. Within 10 days of arrival, sometimes available for pickup before your arrival so you can pick up the very day you arrive, if possible. But with Covid-19 rules, you can't pick up until after you complete your self-isolation; the post office or your ACL will keep BRPs for 90 days before returning it to the home office.
Yes, he can do that as long as he doesn't stay away for too long. If he wouldn't have sorted himself within 3-6 months, he'll be better off getting a visiting visa to visit you until he's ready to live in the UK.

Thank you so much for your reply.

mimilyrics:
1. Getting a good job after studying is dependent on how well you sell yourself and your skills to prospective employers. If you can't effectively sell yourself, you wouldn't get a job no matter how well-suited you are for the job.
2. If your baby is still nursing, you can explain this in a cover letter along with a consent letter from your husband and your baby's birth certificate. It usually helps.
3. Within 10 days of arrival, sometimes available for pickup before your arrival so you can pick up the very day you arrive, if possible. But with Covid-19 rules, you can't pick up until after you complete your self-isolation; the post office or your ACL will keep BRPs for 90 days before returning it to the home office.
Yes, he can do that as long as he doesn't stay away for too long. If he wouldn't have sorted himself within 3-6 months, he'll be better off getting a visiting visa to visit you until he's ready to live in the UK.

Great advice Mimilyrics, however TMJDiva please note that your husband cannot be on visiting visa if you plan for the kids to be with you

For kids to apply then both parents have to apply for Tier 4/ dependent visa. I have seen couples were after the visa, the man comes with the kids and then leave and go back to Nigeria. It all seems fine but I cannt advice on that fully because i dont know if there any implication when it comes to renewal/ PSW .......

Please guyz, did anyone had his/her biometrics on thurs or Fri? Please I want to know if you were interviewed?

What’s the current information on Form A, which bank pays fast and what the rate? Thanks

LagosismyHome:


Great advice Mimilyrics, however TMJDiva please note that your husband cannot be on visiting visa if you plan for the kids to be with you

For kids to apply then both parents have to apply for Tier 4/ dependent visa. I have seen couples were after the visa, the man comes with the kids and then leave and go back to Nigeria. It all seems fine but I cannt advice on that fully because i dont know if there any implication when it comes to renewal/ PSW .......

Wow. Thanks for this great advice. He plans to join eventually like 3 months after . Do you think that will be ok? The only problem I have is if I can travel alone with the last child initially? While he comes with the other 2 kids a month we after I get there. But we will all apply at the same time.

He doesn't have to apply at the same time as you, he can apply for a visiting visa pending when he's ready to live in the UK. When he's ready, he can then apply with the other kids but you can apply with the baby since having a nursing baby with the mother is essential to the wellbeing of the child and is treated as extenuating circumstances and in the best interest of the child.

Also include your plans for childcare for when you're studying or have to be in school. Get in touch with childcare facilities around your school and tentatively make plans with them; include this in your application as a way of showing that it wouldn't negatively impact your studies.

Depends on when you're applying. You all don't need to apply same time if not travelling at the same time because the vignettes are currently valid for 90 days due Covid-19 till the end of this year and this might or might not be reverted to the usual 30 days validity after Dec 31st.
If you want him to come drop the kids a month after you arrive after which, he goes back and returns in 2 months (it's doable), how will you cope if he takes more time tidying up in Nigeria? Pardon my Intrusiveness, I'm just trying to think about the stress on you.

TMJDiva:


Wow. Thanks for this great advice. He plans to join eventually like 3 months after . Do you think that will be ok? The only problem I have is if I can travel alone with the last child initially? While he comes with the other 2 kids a month we after I get there. But we will all apply at the same time.

mimilyrics:
He doesn't have to apply at the same time as you, he can apply for a visiting visa pending when he's ready to live in the UK. When he's ready, he can then apply with the other kids but you can apply with the baby since a having nursing baby with the mother is essential to the wellbeing of the child and is treated as extenuating circumstances.
You all don't need to apply same time if not travelling at the same time because the vignettes are currently valid for 90 days because of Covid-19 till the end of this year and this might or might not be reverted to the usual 30 days validity after Dec 31st.

I understand now, thank you so much.

mimilyrics:
He doesn't have to apply at the same time as you, he can apply for a visiting visa pending when he's ready to live in the UK. When he's ready, he can then apply with the other kids but you can apply with the baby since having a nursing baby with the mother is essential to the wellbeing of the child and is treated as extenuating circumstances and in the best interest of the child.

Depends on when you're applying. You all don't need to apply same time if not travelling at the same time because the vignettes are currently valid for 90 days due Covid-19 till the end of this year and this might or might not be reverted to the usual 30 days validity after Dec 31st.
If you want him to come drop the kids a month after you arrive after which, he goes back and returns in 2 months (it's doable), how will you cope if he takes more time tidying up in Nigeria? Pardon my Intrusiveness, I'm just trying to think about the stress on you.

Not that I doubt you ...but what the source of this statement .... do you know anyone who was approved with a baby applying without the father and quoted this as the reason and was given ??

The home office is always very strict with kids applying without both parents, even such approval is highly subjective

but you can apply with the baby since having a nursing baby with the mother is essential to the wellbeing of the child and is treated as extenuating circumstances and in the best interest of the child.

I understand you. Yes, I do know someone and that's why i suggested it. The baby couldn't be left in Nigeria because it was still nursing and the father couldn't move to the UK; the father accompanied them to the UK on a visit visa and went back to Nigeria after the isolation period.
Having a nursing child and being able to explain this while providing evidence of adequate UK care arrangements for the child along with the father's consent letter has a high probability of working as long as it's genuine and convincing (the child's age comes into play here).

LagosismyHome:


Not that I doubt you ...but what the source of this statement .... do you know anyone who was approved with a baby applying without the father and quoted this as the reason and was given ??

The home office is always very strict with kids applying without both parents, even such approval is highly subjective

mimilyrics:
I understand you. Yes, I do know someone and that's why i suggested it. The baby couldn't be left in Nigeria because it was still nursing and the father couldn't move to the UK; the father accompanied them to the UK on a visit visa and went back to Nigeria after the isolation period.
Having a nursing child and being able to explain this while providing evidence of adequate UK care arrangements for the child along with the father's consent letter has a high probability of working as long as it's genuine and convincing (the child's age comes into play here).

Ok cool, TMJDiva you need to note that part in bold that if you intend to go that route. Provide evidence of the childcare you intend to make when you are in school

It is based on probability so it can be rejected as well.... so depends on the case worker

TMJDiva:


I understand now, thank you so much.

You'll be better off if you have a family member/friend in the UK you can totally rely on - coming to the UK alone with a baby planning to take it out to a childminder/creche every so often so you can attend your classes while trying to adjust to a new environment will require a herculean effort on your part.

My advice - recruit a suitable female relation and leave the baby at home with your husband and instead travel with one of your older children, old enough to either be in primary school and be comfortable sat in front of a TV for the 2 weeks quarantine period/any time it takes you to find a permanent address before you can register them in school. Bottle-feeding wont kill anyone. Then when your husband's done, he brings the other two children across.