Two plots of land for sale at Aba Odo Moniya Ibadan for 950k each.

University of bolton 3k

kunki90:
Anyone know UK schools with deposit fees less than 3-4k pounds ?? Lowest I have had so far is 6k deposit for university of stirling

Thank you.

MrSoftlife:


£1023 * 9 is living cost for the duration of your one year program. Add that to the balance of your tuition fee (£8,380).

£17,587 is your POF. Use oanda to convert to Naira and add some miscellaneous 2m Naira (if you can afford it) due to FX volatility.

Your mom can provide her account statement if she is having the same surname with you.

Shalom!

I need help in calculating my proof of fund.
I got offer from university of Salford
Tuition: £16380
Scholarship Discount: £2500
Tuition due: £13880
Deposit: £5500
Pls how much should my pof be, am single and my mum would be my sponsor will the pof be in her bank account or mine.

Jan 2023 intake fees
Tuition 15,300
Discount 3,500 (3000 if you finish with 2.2)
Balance 11,800
Deposit 5,500
Balance After deposit 6,300
Payment Plan (monthly payment x 7)
Monthly installments £900

I also got a conditional offer from University of Salford for September intake there as been some changes.
Tuition 16380
Discount 2500
Deposit 5500
Tuition balance 13880
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fastseo:


I have been sounding this... There is no student jobs anywhere. It's all over UK.
Most employers don't use their ear to hear student. Factories don't take students.

My people take note of this. If u are a full time then u can get jobs in certain restricted areas.

But cleaning, kitchen porter, care assistant etc u go apply ture and start to wonder.

Anyone coming now should rake mind off jobs then if the job comes fine and if it doesn't then fine.


Did u try hull? That school never troubled Nigerians, they didn't locked portal. Give it a trial

I got admission in university of hull too but i had C6 in English Language so they mailed me back that they accept C5 for postgraduate and C6 for undergraduate, so i should provide ielts 6.5 as English requirement.
Am looking towards care job because I have 3 years experience as a caregiver here in Nigeria and I have done an online diploma course in Caregiving, and i also did my nysc in Federal Medical Center so am thinking of using that experience for Health assistance jobs.
My course includes a work placement, should getting a trainee position be that difficult as a postgraduate student already in the field.

Is there anyone going to or in University of Bedfordshire or University of Chester. I got offers from 5 universities for September intake but i have decided to pick between both schools. Please where is more cheaper and affordable to live between Bedford and Chester and also get student jobs. @justwise and others I need your input.

Tupac

Hello house, I want to apply to University College Cork Ireland for an MSc in Clinical Measurement Physiology, it's a 2-year program with a tuition of £11,140 and an Application fee of £50, I would be specializing in cardiac physiology. This course is under the shortage occupational skill and I already have a BSc in Physiology with a 2:2 and a little experience from a hospital in this field during my internship and Nysc. I also have a diploma certificate in Caregiving from Alison with a 2-year experience in Caregiving from a children's care home here in Nigeria.
Will I be able to get a part-time job to work that would be enough to pay my tuition fee for the 2nd year?
I need honest reviews pls because I know I can get a good-paying job in the hospital after my MSc. but before then I want to know if I will be able to survive on my own.
Honest reviews pls as am approaching the deadline for application submission.