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babsharon: $250 is not the issue but bet mε, they will ask him †̥o deposit first semester fees †̥o their account before sending out his i-20. They are still holding My friend i-20.
There new policy is that you must pay before issuing out i-20 †̥o Nigerians.
Olawale av said all.

technolee: Bros, easy na. Tochium don hear una.... Keep up with the good work.

olarwarlay: I think you should forget about Liberty University, they have a new policy that requires you to pay part of your tuition before your i20 will be mailed out to you.

Do not waste your $40 application fee.... My 50 kobo

eucharia64: Hi all i got ma visaaaaaaa. just leaving d us consulate now. Details coming soon. Tanx y'all

jamiu4real: Am also using the GTbank naira mastercard but it is not going through with all internet merchant payment gateway,who knows you might be lucky with your school application payment system . but my UBA Africa visacard is going through .. you can get one for your self and use it for any internet and international card payment.

dolapobello1: Let me just say I agree with your opinion syahboy, but (not to stop the flow or anything) allow me to correct this. Tochium exhibited closed-mindedness, not small mindedness.

syahboy: Your statement proves how unequivocally naïve you are. You obviously havent heard of the likes of UT Austin, UC-Berkeley, TAMU etc, try and do a little research and stop boring us with your small mindedness.

Amefrica: Chop knuckle !!

double08: Been trying to search for some schools now and the least tuition I could get is 26500 this includes tuition and housing for one year.

My question is,is this the lowest I can get? Are there cheaper ones?

Babs911: Help me out can I pay my SEVIS fee using master card as stated in their website?

Jerem19: Please Guys here especially mr honest am a nigeria i want to apply to aalto university in finland am an undergraduate but is it compulsory to have tofels or sat. b4 applying thanx

dahonestboss: Hello Mates

Just thought I might be of help to prospective Applicant who would like to apply for a MASTER degree programme in Finland. The application period will start in 1st of December 2012 to January 2013, And if you would like to apply and need genuine information, kindly post it here and I will get back to you.

Note that studying in Finland is entirely free, from the online application till when you are accepted and there are no tuition fee thereafter. Degrees from Finland are highly respected worldwide and they have some of the world best university that features in the top hundred universities every year e.g. university of helsinki, Aalto university, helsinki university of technology etc.

Many international organisation has rated Finnish educational system as the best in the world including WEF (world economic forum). Finland is also a Schengen country, which gives you an advantages to travel around Europe visa free.

I did everything myself when I was applying to come here recently, and it was successful, and I would like to share some info to genuine applicant who wish to apply in the upcoming application period.

you can visit www.universityadmissions.fi to get acquainted on how to apply and the school requirement on each courses, its very easy and straight forward.

For undergraduate student, I might not be able to help because Nigerian applicant would be invited to Finland instead of Ghana (of which you cant get a visa to come for exam, its written boldly on the Finnish embassy website in Abuja), but if you live in another schengen country, or has a passport with visa free to to the schengen states, then I might help, but familiarize yourself with the info on these page first

https://www.nairaland.com/577919/study-finland-september-tuition-free

Master degree are the easiest, without the need for any entrance exam, gmat, SAT etc.

Scandinavia is nice and peaceful,

Lets do this together, we shall get there

Br, Honest.

kofsy: I see you are one of the pioneers of this thread We are delighted to have you back

mandybaby2007: @TOCHIUM:
University of Minnesota(UMN) accept scanned docs, its an expensive school though(2nd tier ivy league school) but they give funding and student loans 2almost all their admits(that submit app on time)

Ricky Rozay: See let me tell you something, Many schools in the US will always want you to do ATLEAST a semester with them before you can transfer to another university or community college of your choice..

Although, it it NOT imposiible for you to transfer immediately when you get to the US, but it depends on your school's policy for transfers. So you will need to check with the appropriate department in charge of transfers in the school when you get to the US before you make any decisions..

So another useful tip I can give to you is that when searching for your desired schools, put into consideration their per semester tuition rate, if it is affordable for you or your parents just incase you are NOT allowed to transfer immeditately, you can easily find a way to struggle to pay for the first semester tuition fee then you can quickly transfer to the community college of your choice and start the second semester with them.

So you need to be careful as not to get stucked with a school with high tuition rate for a semester which you won't be able to afford and If you can't pay your tuition fee when you are currently enrolled in your school, you will fall out of status and get deported back to Naija. Which I know it is something you don't wanna pray for.. So search wisely bro..

But for the main time, you can check out this link below; it will be helpful to you as well;

www.redbus2us.com/can-i-transfer-to-another-us-university-before-first-semester-what-are-the-conditions-for-transfer-key-considerations-for-transferring-in-first-week/

Ricky Rozay: See let me tell you something, Many schools in the US will always want you to do ATLEAST a semester with them before you can transfer to another university or community college of your choice..

Although, it it NOT imposiible for you to transfer immediately when you get to the US, but it depends on your school's policy for transfers. So you will need to check with the appropriate department in charge of transfers in the school when you get to the US before you make any decisions..

So another useful tip I can give to you Is that when searching for your desired schools, put into consideration their per semester tuition rate, if it is affordable for you or your parents just incase you are NOT allowed to transfer immeditately, so you won't get stucked and that could be bad for you,

If you can't pay your tuition fee when you are currently enrolled in your school, you will fall out of status and get deported back to Naija. Which I know it is something you don't wanna pray for.. So search wisely bro..

But for the main time, you can check out this link below; it will be helpful to you as well;

www.redbus2us.com/can-i-transfer-to-another-us-university-before-first-semester-what-are-the-conditions-for-transfer-key-considerations-for-transferring-in-first-week/

Ricky Rozay: Many US schools DON'T accept scanned or faxed documents for admissions.. It's Only a few of em that accept it.. The least they will ACCEPT from you is a Notarized copy of your academic certificate..

See what you will do, Search for your desired schools and after short listing em out, then send an email to their international admissions office to ask if they accept Scanned documents OR Notarized documents..

They will let you know which one is ACCEPTABLE for admissions...

Cheers...

ferdimako: Go to ets site, find out how to pay.I think it's 13USD/score reporting.

Ricky Rozay: Pls Bros, NEVER send your certificate to any school for admission if requested because you are Never getting it back from the school..

Any documents submitted to schools becomes the school's Property, so if you send your Certificate to them, they will NEVER send it back to you because it has become the school's property.

If they accept scanned copies, then you can scan and send it to em by email,

But if they DON'T accept scanned copies then the Best you can do is to make a Coloured photocopy of the certificate which will look exactly like the Original one, then take it to a law court and have it NOTARIZED... Simple!!!!!!

Cheers bro...

foohard: Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) is a public university in Weatherford and Sayre, Oklahoma. It is one of seven state regional universities in the state of Oklahoma. SWOSU is placed at Tier 1 in the category "Regional Universities (West)" in the 2011 U.S. News & World Report.[4] SWOSU has 15 nationally accredited academic programs--the most among Oklahoma's senior regional universities.

@bolded.. sounds good. relatively small in endowment though but I feel you are good to go with it cos it a public school.

foohard: My bro, I agree totally that prayer goes a long way. However, since he has a denial record, the VO frawn automatically at the application. So, it is advsable to go with an unconditional admission. My 2kobo bro

foohard: I dont think it will affect your chances. However, wait for gurus in the house to throw more light.

As regards ESL, I bet you want to retake your TOEFL/IELTS because the cost of taking ESL can do a lot for you in your proposed program as against the 27k/35k that you would pay for the english test here. If you financially buoyant sha, you may take the ESL option.

dyvinson7: Hmmn interesting Kings University www.kingsu.ca says they are interested in admitting Nigeria students

I was looking at U.K, U.S and Canada Universities and i found this school as the cheapest of all per year.

I called the school and the school said yes they are interested in Nigeria Students and as a matter of fact they have people they have consulted for admissions at Kings University.

The School said they are waiving TOEFL for students with A's and B's in English at WAEC and NECO

I went to their website and i found out that their tuition per year is 9331 per year.

i think lots of Nigeria Students will rush this school, especially with the easy of getting Canadian Students VISA, unlike U.S and U.K