So I want to use this forum as a guide and journal of sorts, concerning applying to, going and studying in Ukraine as well as life there as time goes on.

Mariah03:
So I want to use this forum as a guide and journal of sorts, concerning applying to, going and studying in Ukraine as well as life there as time goes on.

So, let's begin
I'm currently a 17 year old who has gotten admission to study in Ukraine. I'll describe the processes leading up to this moment and will continue to write as I have updates. I'm doing this mainly because I'd like to have a record of how I got here and so it'll be easier for present and future aspirants to know what to do and not stress so much in finding info that they need.

Stay tuned.

First, a preamble.
To be honest, I never even considered Ukraine. I'd always thought; UI then Canada. But man proposes and God disposes.
I wrote UI post utme in 2019 and missed their cut-off for medicine by about 10 points. After a bit of depression, I decided to write Jupeb, Cambridge A Levels and rewrite Jamb ( you know, no stone unturned). At the end of the day I had 13 points in Jupeb, 309 in jamb the second time but an incomplete Cambridge result due to interruptions from the end SARS protests ( we didn't finish some papers). I still reapplied to UI with my jamb since I couldn't use Jupeb there and I didn't have eyes for other schools. But after taking a moment to really look at the situation in UI as regards my period of study( no thanks to ASUU and strikes) I realized I can't wait another year to begin school. So my parents and I began looking at other options and finally decided on Ukraine the major reason being it's the best bet to still get the education without completely sinking in an ocean of debt.
That's it for my preamble gibberish