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The 2026 return date should not be a problem. Most flight reservations are usually within one-year range and your program is 18months.

Aliental:
I'm trying to reserve a return ticket but the reservation i'm seeing on Ethiopia air and lufthansa airline doesn't exceed 2026 and my program is finishing in 2027. That's where I'm having issues

No this is wrong, for a Schengen Visa (usually visit or airport transit) you need a return ticket.
However, for D-type National visa (Study, work, others), you do not need a return ticket.

Evicsholar:
To be on a safe side, you can book a return on the day of your departure and cancel once you get to Poland. That way, you'll get a full refund if cancellation is done within 24hrs of booking.

I'm not sure about student visa but I know someone with a Schengen visa who was turned back by Qatar airways because they had a one way ticket instead of a round trip ticket.

HIGHLYGRACED:
Greetings all, Please I have a question which has been bothering me for sometime now. please all I need your candid answers.

Is it possible for me to save up money to enroll for studies in Poland while working there on work visa for like after a year or so of work. Please I need answers to enable me make right decisions??

It all depends on the kind of job you get, if it’s a remote or hybrid job, you can work and still have time to study. However, if it’s a full time job i doubt if you would be able to work and study. Finally if your full time job allows you to pick a work schedule considering on your school time table then you can do both. It takes a zealous and dedicated fellow to enter Poland through work route and still wants to go back to school. Majority of us shuffling studies and work can’t even wait to be done with school

I’m interested rowlexy_2009@yahoo.com

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Hello house how do i convert my CGPA 3.08 on a scale of 5 to the acceptable scale of 4 in the US. Your response(s) will be highly appreciated

emmaroland:
that's not true, quality control is also a concentration under industrial engineering depends on the school. there are schools who offers it especially in industrial states like Texas and co. about the school, check Texas a and m, Tyler and kingsville , I think your profile should fit

Thanks so much bro, i really appreciate your advice & response

SilentPistol:
MS in Food & Nutrition. Fam, anybody that tells you this is a good idea doesn't have your best interest at heart. Industrial Management would place your foot on a way higher pedestal. You can still work in a Food & Beverages firm as a Safety Engineer/Advisor or as a Quality Control expert.

I'll settle for industrial engineering as it encompasses other areas aside quality control, it is far better than the food & nutrition I had in mind to study.
But my major concern is, can i get a school to accept my low GRE score (296) and low CGPA (3.08 on a scale of 5).
I don't have the time to rewrite GRE as i work 12hrs daily including saturdays.

emmaroland:
why can't you consider industrial Engineering with a concentration in quality control. there's More opportunities in that field. just saying

Ok bro I'll make my findings on the course and weigh my options. But I'm more interested in food safety and quality assurance

hankMacoy:
3.08 will fit in from midtier (midranked) schools to low Ranked schools. Your options are good. Just do some bing or google search. Just don't look at top schools like Harvard or Princeton. USA has pretty many schools. And the rankings "sometimes" is just politics in my opinion.

Thanks bro, the midtier schools to low ranked schools will do just fine. Is January 2019 still feasible? I hear applications have closed and most schools don't admit international applicants for January intakes

femi312:
3.08 on a scale of what? If its 5, you might need to rewrite GRE to improve your profile. I know this is not my business but what will Msc food and nutrition do for you? You plan to go back to Nigeria after graduation? Is this a STEM course? You might want to consider doing a course that is in STEM

Yes, It's 3.08 on a scale of 5, food science and nutrition is a STEM course. I currently work as a quality control personnel in a food and beverages firm. So i intend to boost my educational profile. Coming back to Nigeria after graduation?? It depends on the offer i get after my studies

Hello house, i wish to apply for M.sc Food & nutrition Jan 2019 or Sept 2019. My CGPA is 3.08 ( Biochemistry 2014) and my GRE score is 296 ( I wrote my GRE Jan 2017). I need three schools where my CGPA would fit in. Thanks

Hello house, I'll be writing my GRE exam very soon. Do I apply to my school of choice before or after the exam. Thanks in anticipation for your advise

Pls mail a formulae to rowzay27@gmail.com. Thanks