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Femizi:
Hello guys. I got admitted to 3 different schools in the UK with partial scholarships ranging from £3000 to £4500. I still do not think I can afford the full school fees and living expenses. I graduated with a first class in international relations. Do you guys think you can help me with plans on how to get one and what to do? I know it’s quite late do you think I should defer my admission

You could check out Prodigy Finance. They offer loans to international students. You didn't mention the course you applied for but you can try and see if your course can be funded.

Does anyone have a clue on how to reach IOM? I've sent an email yet no response on how I can register for my TB test.

bisi16:
Book your appointment first, and sort the TB test out before your appointment date.

Thanks. Booking is on the TLS website right?

Good day. I don't know if this question is stupid but I just received my CAS and I just so swamped at what to do.

Should I get the TB test first before I apply for a visa or should I just apply directly for a visa.

I'll really appreciate any help I can get with the breakdown on applying for a visa.

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SOLARPOWER1:
You are on track

Thanks

Please how do I know if I have up to 24 ects for a course. This thing is confusing since there are so many opinions and I'm not sure which is right.

I'm planning on studying a course in economic policy for Global Transition and it requires that I should have had again least 24 ects in Economics. I've done four Economics courses in uni, thrre being 3 unit courses and one being a 4 unit course. How do I convert this to know how many ects I have.

Thanks for the response.

Please guys, I'm still in need of help with the ects thing. I'm reading up that 1.5 ects = 1 Nigerian credit. Does that mean the 3 Nigerian credit = 4.5 ects.

Thanks, I'll be awaiting anyone's answers

Freemanlion:
Please i heard and i saw in a previous post in this thread that it's your total credit unit x 1.5

For example, if your total credit acquired in 5 years of study is 193, multiply by 1.5. Which will give you 289.5 ECTS.

PLEASE SOMEONE CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG, SOMEONE ELSE MIGHT ALSO NEED THIS IN THE FUTURE.

Please, is this the right thing to do. Also confused as well.

Please guys, how does one convert their Nigerian credit to ECTS. I understand that 30 ects = 1 semester and so on, but I'm just too confused as I read 1 credit unit = 1.5 ects.

Please can anyone who has gone through converting please explain. I think it will be beneficial since there are a lot of different opinions and I'm not getting the best result out of Google.

Thanks

Does anyone have any idea of what the course validation thing and ECTS mean? I have read up on it but it seems so confusing. Will appreciate any help I can get.

Thanks

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