Painpill:
Been ages. My stay so far has been nothing short of amazing. From backflipping on the escalator in Frankfurt to making egusi with sunflower oil, the nice folks, a taste of world class education(Being taught by likes of Professors who wrote software codes for Boeing airplanes has to count for something right?), und so weiter.

Just come with a clear head, positive energy, and grab you some deutsch! (Ever heard of
the invisible padlock? The one that Locks your mouth even when you have so much to say? ) No come turn deaf & dumb for here Please learn you some. I have a feeling that could be one of the factors that frustrate some here.
Wishing the incomings the best. I'd love to help few peeps applying for summer or winter -specifically those that couldn't make it again this winter even after being admitted, for visa issues. If re-applying to multiple Uni's I wouldn't mind forwarding your docs (the normal cheatcode of packing all sets in one big envelope and sending to me while I disperse to the various uni's) and maybe paying one or two uniassist fees -all free of charge. Just for a few peeps. So please hit the pm button whenever, I'll be an email away.



Hi...I got a question, don't mind you can help.... I got my residence permit here in Germany... But my question now is can I get an admission directly to the uni with my waec and b2 or do I still have to go through the college? I've and idea the way the school system is ....thanks....I'll be waiting for your reply.


Viel Glück.

#Ws16.

Williamso:

Whether you live in Germany or not, WAEC does not qualify you for university either as an international student or not. Since you're already here, your best (only?) option is to get into a Studienkolleg. Don't ask me about it, simply reading this thread and the other one (as well as Google) will give you more answers than any single person could.

I studied Business Administration at Mannheim University in Hessen Sir. Student insurance is quite cheap here. Around 85 Euro in a month.

Many M.Sc courses are actually offered in english as Germany is diversifying in the international dimension.

One thing is sure. When you study in Germany, you are like a force anywhere you appear. Your knowledge would be unprecedented. Studying here is so worth it. They hold nothing back in making you a force. Trust me.

switesthart:

Is there any age limit for there undergrad courses for international students, how expensive is their masters courses nd must I learn d german language as a student?