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Educational Services › Re: JWS: Visa And Admission SOP Writing Services. Other Writing Services Inclusive. by SOPWriter(op): 2:24pm On Oct 27, 2019

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Educational Services › Re: JWS: Visa And Admission SOP Writing Services. Other Writing Services Inclusive. by SOPWriter(op): 1:40pm On Oct 27, 2019*

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Celebrities › Re: D'banj And Djimon Hounsou Argue Over The Best African Jollof Rice by SOPWriter: 4:10pm On Oct 26, 2019

Jollof is believed to have originated in the Senegambia region of West Africa among the Wolof people, where it is known as benachin. The mouth-watering meal has travelled throughout the sub-region because of the frequent cultural exchange that goes on there.

Source: https://theculturetrip.com/africa/ghana/articles/a-brief-history-of-jollof-rice-a-west-african-favourite/

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Educational Services › Re: JWS: Visa And Admission SOP Writing Services. Other Writing Services Inclusive. by SOPWriter(op): 3:44pm On Oct 26, 2019

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Educational Services › Re: JWS: Visa And Admission SOP Writing Services. Other Writing Services Inclusive. by SOPWriter(op): 12:52pm On Oct 26, 2019

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Educational Services › Re: JWS: Visa And Admission SOP Writing Services. Other Writing Services Inclusive. by SOPWriter(op): 10:11pm On Oct 23, 2019

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Educational Services › Re: JWS: Visa And Admission SOP Writing Services. Other Writing Services Inclusive. by SOPWriter(op): 8:52am On Oct 22, 2019

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Education › Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by SOPWriter: 8:50am On Oct 21, 2019

Gracilicutes:
please how are you able to pay for the GRE exam.. because I have been trying to pay it not going

Have you been trying to make the payment through ETS directly or one of these parading agents?

Educational Services › Re: JWS: Visa And Admission SOP Writing Services. Other Writing Services Inclusive. by SOPWriter(op): 11:27pm On Oct 20, 2019

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Education › Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by SOPWriter: 9:37pm On Oct 20, 2019*

clarever:
Please I want to be clarified before making my payment. I applied for IELTS British Council Academic Test and during the course of my application, I noticed that they specifically said it names should be in the same as it in the identification document and in the same order . There, Given/First name came before Last/Surname. I.e First/Given name(s) Chisom Linda. While Last/surname: Obiora. (Chisom Linda Obiora). But in my international passport, Surname came on top and before First/Given names. That's Obiora Chisom Linda.
Please, I want someone to clarify me. Thanks

That's not a problem.
What matters is filling your names appropriately, based on their categories. You definitely misinterpreted the instruction.

What were they trying to pass across?
You shouldn't use "Obiora" as surname in your passport, then fill it in as given name while applying for IELTS slot.

Educational Services › Re: JWS: Visa And Admission SOP Writing Services. Other Writing Services Inclusive. by SOPWriter(op): 9:29pm On Oct 20, 2019

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Education › Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by SOPWriter: 8:39pm On Oct 20, 2019*

segunbolawole:
Good evening ladies and gentlemen, Can anyone please put me through on how to structure my letter/email to professors for funding... I'd really appreciate this... Thank. You in advance
It is often advisable to contact a research supervisor while applying for a postgraduate program. However, this could be hard for someone with little or no idea about how to go about this process.
As a passionate individual with the interest of others in mind, I have decided to put up this post in order to guide someone who is reading right now, that might consider this to be beneficial. (I will try to be brief with this guide, considering I need to get back to something as fast as possible.)

STEP ONE

READ ABOUT THE PROFESSOR OR SUPERVISOR’S RESEARCH: This is one of the first and most important things to do before contacting your potential supervisor. Doing this will help you to familiarize yourself with his or her research and prove you are really interested; have knowledge or idea about the research program content.

STEP TWO

CONTACT HIM

Bravo! You have made it this far! You are about to take the bold step. The first thing to do at this point is to get his contact, preferably, his or her email, then compose a meaningful and exceptional letter, informing him or her of your interest in his research. (Remember, you need to really communicate politely and type-in good vocabulary.)

There are some few details to include, which I will outline below:
1) Make use of a brief and detailed subject.
2) Make use of the appropriate and correct title of the supervisor.
3) Concise information about yourself and experience. (It should include your past projects, internship, attended seminars, thesis, etc.)
4) Main body. (This is where you need to brief him or her about your interest and prove how well you are interested in his or her research, including how familiar you are with it and your inquiry or probability of getting any form of financial aid.)
5) Conclusion. (At this point, you can indirectly sell yourself and mention how suitable or important you are to accomplish the purpose of the research, then you end your letter; by stating how delighted you will be to receive his or her acknowledgement.)

I do hope this piece effectively guide you on what you need to compose a well-written email letter to that proposed Supervisor of yours.

Source: Josh Writing Services

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Education › How to Contact Your Potential Supervisor for a Postgraduate Program by SOPWriter(op): 8:27pm On Oct 20, 2019*

It is often advisable to contact a research supervisor while applying for a postgraduate program. However, this could be hard for someone with little or no idea about how to go about this process.
As a passionate individual with the interest of others in mind, I have decided to put up this post in order to guide someone who is reading right now, that might consider this to be beneficial. (I will try to be brief with this guide, considering I need to get back to something as fast as possible.)

STEP ONE

READ ABOUT THE PROFESSOR OR SUPERVISOR’S RESEARCH: This is one of the first and most important things to do before contacting your potential supervisor. Doing this will help you to familiarize yourself with his or her research and prove you are really interested; have knowledge or idea about the research program content.

STEP TWO

CONTACT HIM
Bravo! You have made it this far! You are about to take the bold step. The first thing to do at this point is to get his contact, preferably, his or her email, then compose a meaningful and exceptional letter, informing him or her of your interest in his research. (Remember, you need to really communicate politely and type-in good vocabulary.)
There are some few details to include, which I will outline below:
1) Make use of a brief and detailed subject.
2) Make use of the appropriate and correct title of the supervisor.
3) Concise information about yourself and experience. (It should include your past projects, internship, attended seminars, thesis, etc.)
4) Main body. (This is where you need to brief him or her about your interest and prove how well you are interested in his or her research, including how familiar you are with it and your inquiry or probability of getting any form of financial aid.)
5) Conclusion. (At this point you can indirectly sell yourself and mention how suitable or important you are to accomplish the purpose of the research, then you end your letter; by stating how delighted you will be to receive his or her acknowledgement.)

I do hope this piece effectively guide you on what you need to compose a well-written email letter to that proposed Supervisor of yours.

Source: Josh Writing Services