₦airaland Forum

kingsolomonjnr01:
none for now, malabite.
we're all missing malabor

olumuyiwaayo:
1. Get to write an academic CV-there are lot of free samples online including on my pinned post on twitter (olumuyiwaayo)

2. Search for schools and write prospective Professors for funding options


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TWoods:
Start your search here - https://www.lsac.org/discover-law/types-law-programs

If you want to practice law in the US, you will need more than a masters degree in law. You'll need to definitely go to law school but you can do that after your masters.

Hannania:
You need a bsc to get to masters in US. Try going through a one year top up program at a private university

bahaushe1:
ASUU to meet with FGN tomorrow at 4pm. ASUU emergency NEC to meet afterward from Tuesday evening to Wednesday morning.

LagosismyHome:
Congrats for ... you won dash me visa ?

LagosismyHome:
Cost of attendance

Cost of study

How much it would cost out of your pocket

Aremson14:
It seems ASUU said da would get back to fg next week

Gerrard59:
It's not a must to write the GRE or TOEFL (due to the growing population of Nigerian students, schools these days waive writing English proficiency tests as our official language is English) before one applies to schools in the US. However, it's necessary especially if you want to be funded and the calibre of the institution. Funding works by a faculty (say professor) sponsoring you in his/her laboratory as a graduate student for the period of your studies. You work with this professor in his/her research fields, publishing results and eventually graduating from the university. Because you're funded (school fees waives away and being given a monthly stipend, some of which comes with certain requirements like teaching undergraduate students who offer the professor's course(s)), you don't pay anything. However, to be funded, your profile must be enticing as the professor/depairtment/faculty are/is investing in you throughout your studies. So, they need to be sure that the recipient is worthy - academically, professionally, ethically etc. No one wants to admit and fund a graduate student who is indolent, has no ethics and horrible grades over the years. That would be a waste of scarce funds which can be used for other students.

On the other hand, if you have the money, you can apply and opt to fund your studies. Schools will be glad to admit as this provides them with needed funds (admission requirements might be lax because you're paying). Most Asians esp Chinese do this and later get funded for PhD (it's an unwritten rule that you don't sponsor yourself for a PhD degree, the department does). Then again, in the very best institutions, whether you're self-funded or funded by the department, you must write those standardised examinations including TOEFL whether or not English is Nigeria's official language.

Gerrard59:
I don't know what you studied and your grade but I suggest the US instead of Canada, Australia or New Zealand others mentioned. With a million naira or two, you can process your graduate applications targeting US based institutions. However, you must be ready to write the GRE (score at least 300) and TOEFL. Six million naira will not carry anywhere in Canada, Netherlands or Australia both tuition fees and living expenses. However, the deadline is too late, appeal to her to shift it to June 2022 when you will resume classes. I recommend the US because you have greater chances of being funded by the department or faculty (that's, you will not pay a kobo) thereby saving your sister a huge chunk of money (appeal to her for extension using this point). Everything depends on your grades, course, GRE and TOEFL.

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They are but to get #100 worth of coin can take up to 6 hours of clicking.

tensazangetsu20:
You can visit the GRE study thread. It's not just American universities that use the GRE. Top Brazilian and German universities use it likewise Korean and Japanese universities.

tensazangetsu20:
Brazil. Studies are free. Japan but it can only take care of your first year. You might qualify for a scholarship for your second year. USA write the GRE apply to schools and get full funding for a graduate degree. Austria but the application process is very long and brutal.

tayewomi:
Good afternoon,am ui(university of ibadan) aspirants for the year 2020,but the covid 19 really slow things with the lingering ASUU strike,so am considering on picking federal polytechnic Offa polytechnic in affliation futmina degree form this week since there's a degree program there which means i might not be really concern about the ui admission anymore since the two can't be processe at once,pls who's av experience smthin like this before or in the same shoe i need advice maybe i should keep on with the ui or face the fed poly Offa degree affliation prog,thanks...

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