Scholarship applications have taken a different approach. There are a lot of professors that are willing to give you a scholarship.

This information is especially important if you have plans to come to the US. It's nice and interesting...

This pretty straightforward and scholarship applications is much easier than you think. You can check out my video. I have posted the contacts of some professors that might fund your PhD program. Here it is:

Biological sciences:


CAREER: An Integrative Approach to Understanding Infectious Disease Dynamics
Award Number:1846403; Principal Investigator:Jamie Voyles; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Board of Regents, NSHE, obo University of Nevada, Reno;NSF Organization:DEB Start Date:06/01/2019; Award Amount:$445,847.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Dissecting a Metabolically Versatile Non-Model Bacterium's Lignin-Derived Compound Catabolism
Award Number:1943310; Principal Investigator:Rajib Saha; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Nebraska-Lincoln;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:06/01/2020; Award Amount:$428,861.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Illuminating Emergent Microbial Interactions via Modular Synthetic Consortia
Award Number:1845463; Principal Investigator:Daniel Ducat; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Michigan State University;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:05/01/2019; Award Amount:$328,959.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Discovering Upstream Effectors to Cell Fate Determination
Award Number:1832968; Principal Investigator:Peter Nemes; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Maryland College Park;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:01/01/2018; Award Amount:$452,733.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Stochastic Analyses to Optimize Designs for Single-Cell Optical Microscopy Experiments
Award Number:1941870; Principal Investigator:Brian Munsky; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Colorado State University;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:02/01/2020; Award Amount:$454,952.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Systems-Level Identification and Characterization of Cellular Export and Efflux Systems for Renewable Chemicals
Award Number:1942825; Principal Investigator:Xuan Wang; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Arizona State University;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:02/01/2020; Award Amount:$420,114.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Leveraging polycyclic tetramate macrolactam biosynthesis as a model for understanding actinobacterial metabolic silencing
Award Number:1846005; Principal Investigator:Joshua Blodgett; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Washington University;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:02/01/2019; Award Amount:$347,550.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Understanding regenerative signaling using planarian flatworms
Award Number:1942822; Principal Investigator:Rachel Roberts-Galbraith; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Georgia Research Foundation Inc;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:07/15/2020; Award Amount:$138,813.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Olfactory experience-dependent regulation of the neuron types born in the nose
Award Number:1943528; Principal Investigator:Stephen Santoro; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Colorado at Denver;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:08/01/2020; Award Amount:$300,000.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Butterflies on the move: integrating biogeography, physiology and citizen science towards a mechanistic understanding of contemporary range shifts
Award Number:1845126; Principal Investigator:Sarah Diamond; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Case Western Reserve University;NSF Organization:DEB Start Date:07/01/2019; Award Amount:$227,936.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Dose-dependent genetic mechanisms driving X versus Y chromosomal competition
Award Number:1941796; Principal Investigator:Jacob Mueller; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Regents of the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:12/15/2019; Award Amount:$386,878.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: A Chemoproteomic Strategy to Decipher Epitranscriptomic Pyrimidine Modifications
Award Number:1942565; Principal Investigator:Ralph Kleiner; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Princeton University;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:12/15/2019; Award Amount:$360,000.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Experimentally integrated modeling of quality control during eukaryotic mRNA protein synthesis
Award Number:1846521; Principal Investigator:Arvind Subramaniam; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:03/01/2019; Award Amount:$343,855.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Cracking the Cleavage Code of RNase Y and Its Associated Y-Complex in Firmicutes
Award Number:1844668; Principal Investigator:Gene-Wei Li; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Massachusetts Institute of Technology;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:03/01/2019; Award Amount:$382,716.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Uncovering rare earth elements biochemistry: From enzymes to ecosystems
Award Number:1750003; Principal Investigator:Norma Martinez-Gomez; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Michigan State University;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:02/01/2018; Award Amount:$374,869.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Towards open and community-responsive ecological editing
Award Number:1943141; Principal Investigator:Kevin Esvelt; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Massachusetts Institute of Technology;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:04/15/2020; Award Amount:$439,430.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Meiotic double strand break repair on sex chromosomes
Award Number:1943283; Principal Investigator:Michael White; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Georgia Research Foundation Inc;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:12/15/2019; Award Amount:$410,000.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Genetic dissection of stress signaling and defense in yeast
Award Number:1941824; Principal Investigator:Jeffrey Lewis; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Arkansas;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:12/15/2019; Award Amount:$470,108.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Investigation of the transcriptional networks that coordinate sperm morphogenesis
Award Number:1942922; Principal Investigator:Jordan Ward; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of California-Santa Cruz;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:12/15/2019; Award Amount:$469,726.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: The Small RNA Biology of Lophotrochozoa
Award Number:1845978; Principal Investigator:Alex Flynt; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Southern Mississippi;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:07/01/2019; Award Amount:$466,411.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Multicolor imaging of single mRNA translational heterogeneity in living cells
Award Number:1845761; Principal Investigator:Timothy Stasevich; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Colorado State University;NSF Organization:MCB Start Date:07/01/2019; Award Amount:$263,517.00; Relevance:72.0;

Collaborative LTREB Research: How will local adaptation and environmental extremes shape continental-scale changes in species distribution and abundance?
Award Number:1753980; Principal Investigator:William Morris; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Duke University;NSF Organization:DEB Start Date:05/01/2018; Award Amount:$233,018.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: The phenotypic spectrum: Quantifying new patterns of architecture variation in crop roots
Award Number:1845760; Principal Investigator:Alexander Bucksch; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Georgia Research Foundation Inc;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:04/01/2019; Award Amount:$315,574.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Genetic factors governing axon-glial development in zebrafish peripheral nerve
Award Number:1941664; Principal Investigator:Sarah Petersen; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Kenyon College;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:02/15/2020; Award Amount:$250,970.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Holobionts Unfiltered: integrated comparative and experimental examination of the role of cnidarian innate immunity on microbiome structure and stability
Award Number:1942647; Principal Investigator:Jesse Zaneveld; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Washington;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:03/01/2020; Award Amount:$174,950.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Connecting behavioral phenomes with functional genomes in ants, manipulated by a fungal parasite
Award Number:1941546; Principal Investigator:Charissa de Bekker; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:The University of Central Florida Board of Trustees;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:08/01/2020; Award Amount:$228,149.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Microbiome regulation by amphibian skin peptides
Award Number:1845634; Principal Investigator:Douglas Woodhams; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Massachusetts Boston;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:09/01/2019; Award Amount:$393,139.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Genetic and Molecular Mechanisms of Parasite Infection in Insects
Award Number:1742644; Principal Investigator:Jun Li; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Florida International University;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:03/01/2017; Award Amount:$391,716.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Examining the Stimulation of Animal Metamorphosis by Bacteria
Award Number:1942251; Principal Investigator:Nicholas Shikuma; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:San Diego State University Foundation;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:03/15/2020; Award Amount:$103,910.00; Relevance:72.0;

CAREER: Deciphering the mechanism of a broad-spectrum resistance gene against Fusarium gramin
Award Number:1943155; Principal Investigator:Nidhi Rawat; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Maryland College Park;NSF Organization:IOS Start Date:04/15/2020; Award Amount:$142,868.00; Relevance:72.0;

Here is how to make your application standout

GRExit looming...I have posted in my video the link to schools in the US that do not require GRE

This is more about providing the needed documents at the embassy and also at the point of entry. Trump can't stop you as long as you have the documents. The documents I talked about in the video are covid-19 related

Hey guys,

A lot of things have happened during this COVID-19 that has transformed the way we approach issues, including US embassies shutting down all over the world. The Department of State has began a "Phased reopening" and this is important because it will impact your ability to get an F1 visa and even when you get your visa, you might be denied entry in the US due to US immigration laws.

Be rest assured that the US embassy will be swamped when they start attending to students; therefore, your approach has to be different!

I have shared this video to walk you through important documentations you must have to avoid being denied a visa at the US embassy and also things you must do NOW to avoid being denied entry in the US.

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Here is the link to the video: WHY MOST INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS WILL BE DENIED ENTRY INTO THE US FALL 2020!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJgbNCYGlyo

Hey, will you like to know HOW YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US University FOR FREE WITHOUT PAYING A DIME? Most people will suggest you apply for scholarships but you are better off CONTACTING A PROFESSOR WHO HAS FUNDING DIRECTLY than applying for a scholarship and compete with millions of people around the globe! Check out my videos on YouTube to know how “YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE”. In my videos, I’d show you the following:
1. How to get funded even if you have less than 3.5 GPA. The higher the GPA, the better.
2. How to contact professors and be guaranteed a Masters or PhD position in US based University
3. What to do during a face to face interview with your prospective professor to qualify for free tuition and almost $100, 000 stipend for your program.
4. How to get your US visa the first time without being rejected or denied: Mistakes people make and why they get rejected
5. How you can use the power of an insider: How to get someone to give you information on that professor who wants to hire you.
6. How you can get your GREEN CARD to work in US without marrying an American girl
7. How you can get into Harvard or Yale or any other Ivy League schools through the power of networking and collaborations although you don’t have a perfect GRE score
8. How you can get funded even if you don’t have a GRE or you have 298 out of 340.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0flcPrJ-mU

Hey guys,

I am here once again to walk you through on how you can get a funded scholarship with full tuition waiver in the US even with a low GRE score. There is a lot of myth surrounding the fact that until you get a high GRE score, your chances of getting a scholarship is impossible. The problem with that thought is that I did not even have a high score and yet I was awarded a scholarship.

Why?

Because I know that GRE is A MAJOR FACTOR BUT IT IS NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

Plus, there are some schools in the US that are currently doing away with GRE as a prerequisite for scholarship eligibility because of the following:

1. There is little correlation between high GRE scores and success in graduate school.

2. A recent study at Havard and Cornell Universities found out that there is no correlation between a high GRE scores during admission and first author papers published by the same student.

3. Most of the students who have high scores might have done it multiple times and they'd only present the highest scores during scholarship applications. That do not represent the overall academic potentials of the student and could be misleading

4. Underepresented people like minorities are often marginalized in the application process because they do not have the resources to prepare very well but research found out that students coming from developing countries do better when given a chance to prove themselves.


Guys, you know about Brexit, GRexit is looming.

I have shared in my video how you can get a PhD or MSc scholarship with a low GRE score. While I spent a great deal of time to demystify the myths surrounding GRE, I have provided in my video the list of schools that do not require GRE. So why waste $205 to do GRE multiple times when the score you have can land you an opportunity to study in US for free? Also, I have provided in my video, what other things professors are looking for in a prospective student with a low GRE score.

My final thoughts: If you have plans to do GRE, give it your best. But DO NOT ALLOW THE SCORE YOU HAVE TO DISCOURAGE YOU FROM APPLYING. You can ask me questions if you are unsure as to whether you can be awarded with your score. As I mentioned earlier, YOUR GRE SCORE IS A MAJOR FACTOR BUT NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

I HAVE PROVIDED IN MY VIDEO, WHAT THE DECIDING FACTOR IS.
Here is the link to my video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG_p-dGU7uM&t=1s

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Wow, this is an awesome post that I wish everyone knew before they consider applying for graduate school

Hey guys, this is the second video on a series of “HOW TO GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US UNIVERSITY FOR FREE”

I asked a professor in the US and this is what he said:

“Most applications for scholarships end up in our trash because people don’t know what we look for in application packages. With hundreds of application package to be reviewed of applicants from all over the world, networking, collaboration and GPA are the most important things professors look for.” Watch this video to see how I have explained how you can combine all these to “GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE IN THE US AND ABROAD IN 2020!”

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyxPMe_crA

Hey guys,

I am here once again to walk you through on how you can get a funded scholarship with full tuition waiver in the US even with a low GRE score. There is a lot of myth surrounding the fact that until you get a high GRE score, your chances of getting a scholarship is impossible. The problem with that thought is that I did not even have a high score and yet I was awarded a scholarship.

Why?

Because I know that GRE is A MAJOR FACTOR BUT IT IS NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

Plus, there are some schools in the US that are currently doing away with GRE as a prerequisite for scholarship eligibility because of the following:

1. There is little correlation between high GRE scores and success in graduate school.

2. A recent study at Havard and Cornell Universities found out that there is no correlation between a high GRE scores during admission and first author papers published by the same student.

3. Most of the students who have high scores might have done it multiple times and they'd only present the highest scores during scholarship applications. That do not represent the overall academic potentials of the student and could be misleading

4. Underepresented people like minorities are often marginalized in the application process because they do not have the resources to prepare very well but research found out that students coming from developing countries do better when given a chance to prove themselves.


Guys, you know about Brexit, GRexit is looming.

I have shared in my video how you can get a PhD or MSc scholarship with a low GRE score. While I spent a great deal of time to demystify the myths surrounding GRE, I have provided in my video the list of schools that do not require GRE. So why waste $205 to do GRE multiple times when the score you have can land you an opportunity to study in US for free? Also, I have provided in my video, what other things professors are looking for in a prospective student with a low GRE score.

My final thoughts: If you have plans to do GRE, give it your best. But DO NOT ALLOW THE SCORE YOU HAVE TO DISCOURAGE YOU FROM APPLYING. You can ask me questions if you are unsure as to whether you can be awarded with your score. As I mentioned earlier, YOUR GRE SCORE IS A MAJOR FACTOR BUT NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

I HAVE PROVIDED IN MY VIDEO, WHAT THE DECIDING FACTOR IS.
Here is the link to my video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG_p-dGU7uM&t=1s

Follow me on Instagram and Facebook @yemideclassified
On Youtube channel : https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC4gl3j4NQAxjtoa0bhEyrvg?sub_confirmation=1

Hey guys,

I am here once again to walk you through on how you can get a funded scholarship with full tuition waiver in the US even with a low GRE score. There is a lot of myth surrounding the fact that until you get a high GRE score, your chances of getting a scholarship is impossible. The problem with that thought is that I did not even have a high score and yet I was awarded a scholarship.

Why?

Because I know that GRE is A MAJOR FACTOR BUT IT IS NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

Plus, there are some schools in the US that are currently doing away with GRE as a prerequisite for scholarship eligibility because of the following:

1. There is little correlation between high GRE scores and success in graduate school.

2. A recent study at Havard and Cornell Universities found out that there is no correlation between a high GRE scores during admission and first author papers published by the same student.

3. Most of the students who have high scores might have done it multiple times and they'd only present the highest scores during scholarship applications. That do not represent the overall academic potentials of the student and could be misleading

4. Underepresented people like minorities are often marginalized in the application process because they do not have the resources to prepare very well but research found out that students coming from developing countries do better when given a chance to prove themselves.


Guys, you know about Brexit, GRexit is looming.

I have shared in my video how you can get a PhD or MSc scholarship with a low GRE score. While I spent a great deal of time to demystify the myths surrounding GRE, I have provided in my video the list of schools that do not require GRE. So why waste $205 to do GRE multiple times when the score you have can land you an opportunity to study in US for free? Also, I have provided in my video, what other things professors are looking for in a prospective student with a low GRE score.

My final thoughts: If you have plans to do GRE, give it your best. But DO NOT ALLOW THE SCORE YOU HAVE TO DISCOURAGE YOU FROM APPLYING. You can ask me questions if you are unsure as to whether you can be awarded with your score. As I mentioned earlier, YOUR GRE SCORE IS A MAJOR FACTOR BUT NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

I HAVE PROVIDED IN MY VIDEO, WHAT THE DECIDING FACTOR IS.
Here is the link to my video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG_p-dGU7uM&t=1s

Follow me on Instagram and Facebook @yemideclassified
On Youtube channel : https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC4gl3j4NQAxjtoa0bhEyrvg?sub_confirmation=1

Let me know if you have questions

Hey guys,

I am here once again to walk you through on how you can get a funded scholarship with full tuition waiver in the US even with a low GRE score. There is a lot of myth surrounding the fact that until you get a high GRE score, your chances of getting a scholarship is impossible. The problem with that thought is that I did not even have a high score and yet I was awarded a scholarship.

Why?

Because I know that GRE is A MAJOR FACTOR BUT IT IS NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

Plus, there are some schools in the US that are currently doing away with GRE as a prerequisite for scholarship eligibility because of the following:

1. There is little correlation between high GRE scores and success in graduate school.

2. A recent study at Havard and Cornell Universities found out that there is no correlation between a high GRE scores during admission and first author papers published by the same student.

3. Most of the students who have high scores might have done it multiple times and they'd only present the highest scores during scholarship applications. That do not represent the overall academic potentials of the student and could be misleading

4. Underepresented people like minorities are often marginalized in the application process because they do not have the resources to prepare very well but research found out that students coming from developing countries do better when given a chance to prove themselves.


Guys, you know about Brexit, GRexit is looming.

I have shared in my video how you can get a PhD or MSc scholarship with a low GRE score. While I spent a great deal of time to demystify the myths surrounding GRE, I have provided in my video the list of schools that do not require GRE. So why waste $205 to do GRE multiple times when the score you have can land you an opportunity to study in US for free? Also, I have provided in my video, what other things professors are looking for in a prospective student with a low GRE score.

My final thoughts: If you have plans to do GRE, give it your best. But DO NOT ALLOW THE SCORE YOU HAVE TO DISCOURAGE YOU FROM APPLYING. You can ask me questions if you are unsure as to whether you can be awarded with your score. As I mentioned earlier, YOUR GRE SCORE IS A MAJOR FACTOR BUT NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

I HAVE PROVIDED IN MY VIDEO, WHAT THE DECIDING FACTOR IS.
Here is the link to my video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG_p-dGU7uM&t=1s

Follow me on Instagram and Facebook @yemideclassified
On Youtube channel : https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC4gl3j4NQAxjtoa0bhEyrvg?sub_confirmation=1

Let me know if you have questions

You are welcome...

Hey guys,

I am here once again to walk you through on how you can get a funded scholarship with full tuition waiver in the US even with a low GRE score. There is a lot of myth surrounding the fact that until you get a high GRE score, your chances of getting a scholarship is impossible. The problem with that thought is that I did not even have a high score and yet I was awarded a scholarship.

Why?

Because I know that GRE is A MAJOR FACTOR BUT IT IS NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

Plus, there are some schools in the US that are currently doing away with GRE as a prerequisite for scholarship eligibility because of the following:

1. There is little correlation between high GRE scores and success in graduate school.

2. A recent study at Havard and Cornell Universities found out that there is no correlation between a high GRE scores during admission and first author papers published by the same student.

3. Most of the students who have high scores might have done it multiple times and they'd only present the highest scores during scholarship applications. That do not represent the overall academic potentials of the student and could be misleading

4. Underepresented people like minorities are often marginalized in the application process because they do not have the resources to prepare very well but research found out that students coming from developing countries do better when given a chance to prove themselves.


Guys, you know about Brexit, GRexit is looming.

I have shared in my video how you can get a PhD or MSc scholarship with a low GRE score. While I spent a great deal of time to demystify the myths surrounding GRE, I have provided in my video the list of schools that do not require GRE. So why waste $205 to do GRE multiple times when the score you have can land you an opportunity to study in US for free? Also, I have provided in my video, what other things professors are looking for in a prospective student with a low GRE score.

My final thoughts: If you have plans to do GRE, give it your best. But DO NOT ALLOW THE SCORE YOU HAVE TO DISCOURAGE YOU FROM APPLYING. You can ask me questions if you are unsure as to whether you can be awarded with your score. As I mentioned earlier, YOUR GRE SCORE IS A MAJOR FACTOR BUT NOT A DECIDING FACTOR!

I HAVE PROVIDED IN MY VIDEO, WHAT THE DECIDING FACTOR IS.
Here is the link to my video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG_p-dGU7uM&t=1s

Follow me on Instagram and Facebook @yemideclassified
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Let me know if you have questions

How would you like to know HOW TO GET PAID ALMOST $100, 000 TO GO TO US UNIVERSITIES FOR FREE?

A little bit of myself:

I am Dr. Ajayi currently doing a second PhD in molecular biology at Ohio University in US after being a research associate at Cornell University, US. I had my first PhD in Nigeria and taught for 2 years at Benson Idahosa University before I resigned to get paid to come study for free in the US. I have helped a lot of people to get to US (some of them my students) to study for free at various universities in US, Canada and Germany. I have heard a lot of people applying for scholarships but I am here to tell you that THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO GET PAID GOING TO SCHOOL FOR FREE IN THE USA IN 2020! The problem with scholarships is that it is fiercely competitive as you are competiting with folks from all over the world. Plus, students with first class are often favored more that others. Even dome first class students don't get funded because the pot of wealth is shrinking fast overseas!

Does that mean if you don't have a first class, it is over for you?

I don't have a first class nor a perfect score in GRE (I barely made 300; difficult writing GRE after you already had a PhD. Haha!) and I got paid $100, 000 to go study for free in the US. How did you do that you may ask?

Guys, a better way is for you TO CONTACT THE PROFESSORS IN YOUR FIELD AND SHOW ENTHUSIASM ABOUT THEIR WORK!

I have done that you might say; But you might not have introduced yourself to create a lasting impression in the hearts and minds of a prospective professor. I have interacted with more than a dozen professors, college administrators in the US to ask why most applications ends up in a trash. I asked, "What stands out in a student's application that makes you want him in your department?"

Hey guys, I have gone out of my way to share a classified information for you guys. I am going to share with you guys the PROFESSORS IN THE US THAT HAVE RECEIVED GRANT AND ARE LOOKING FOR SMART STUDENTS LIKE YOU TO WORK WITH!

Professors in US have strong attraction towards international students than domestic students because internals are hard-working and they have a lot at stake as they don't want to return back to their country without their degree. Plus, they rarely go on vacations! All these plays to the professors advantage and works to your advantage too.

I don't know what you need but I am going to tailor the professors names to meet the need of anyone who is interested in a certain discipline.

In other words, let me know what you plan to study in the US and I will get you a professor that has money to potentially fund your work.

Guys, it is not automatic that if you contact them, you will get a response! But you have a 95% chance of getting a response if you watch the YouTube videos I have created. Remember, this is almost a decade worth of information given for FREE in my videos. If you go ahead and contact them without watching those videos and be rightfully coached on what to write and how to package your application info, be rest assured that you'd have 2% chance of hearing back from them.

I will only be posting a handful of prospective professors with money with potentials to fund your Masters or PhD here; However, my YouTube subscribers come first and I respond to those who leave a comment in the comment section. I am more active with my followers and subscribers as I believe they are much serious about studying oversees and they are willing to do the work. I have seen people who are not ready to do the hard work and such people are not worth my time and effort. In anycase, I will do my best to keep you guys updated.

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Here is a list of professor who has money to fund your MSc. or PhD. Contact them but before you do, WATCH MY VIDEOS AND SUBSCRIBE AND LET ME KNOW WHICH COURSE YOU INTEND STUDYING AND I'D TRY TO GET THE PROFESSOR WITH A POSSIBILITY TO FUND YOUR STUDIES.

Here are their names. I have posted just 10. I have about 3,000 names of professors to share with my followers.


CAREER: Surfacing deeply-held beliefs about gender- and race-based minoritization in engineering
Award Number:1943934; Principal Investigator:Emily Dringenberg; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Ohio State University;NSF Organization:EEC Start Date:08/01/2020; Award Amount:$332,042.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Breaking the Tradition of Silence through Conocimiento and Consciousness Raising among Latinx Engineers
Award Number:1944807; Principal Investigator:Joel Mejia; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of San Diego;NSF Organization:EEC Start Date:02/01/2020; Award Amount:$320,827.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Dynamical Systems Modeling of Large-Scale Neural Signals Underlying Cognition
Award Number:1845836; Principal Investigator:Il Memming Park; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:SUNY at Stony Brook;NSF Organization:IIS Start Date:09/01/2019; Award Amount:$81,709.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Ultrafast hydrogen-bond dynamics in crowded, heterogeneous environments
Award Number:1847199; Principal Investigator:Carlos Baiz; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Texas at Austin;NSF Organization:CHE Start Date:08/01/2019; Award Amount:$604,290.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Battery-inspired electrodes for efficiently desalinating water or harvesting salinity gradient energy
Award Number:1749207; Principal Investigator:Christopher Gorski; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Pennsylvania State Univ University Park;NSF Organization:CBET Start Date:08/01/2018; Award Amount:$500,000.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Damage Evolution in Polymeric Materials undergoing Hydrolysis or Photo-Degradation
Award Number:1751520; Principal Investigator:Shawn Chester; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:New Jersey Institute of Technology;NSF Organization:CMMI Start Date:08/01/2018; Award Amount:$504,272.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Amplifying Intelligence in Mobile Networked Systems
Award Number:1750953; Principal Investigator:Chunyi Peng; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Purdue University;NSF Organization:CNS Start Date:07/01/2018; Award Amount:$381,308.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Valuing the Social in Engineering and Computer Science
Award Number:1751314; Principal Investigator:Coleen Carrigan; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:California Polytechnic State University Foundation;NSF Organization:EEC Start Date:06/01/2018; Award Amount:$594,050.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Did Carlin-type Gold Come From Magmas?
Award Number:1752756; Principal Investigator:Elizabeth Holley; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Colorado School of Mines;NSF Organization:EAR Start Date:02/01/2018; Award Amount:$450,120.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Alaska Native Belonging in High School Math and Science Classrooms
Award Number:1752598; Principal Investigator:Michele Yatchmeneff; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Alaska Anchorage Campus;NSF Organization:EEC Start Date:02/01/2018; Award Amount:$500,000.00; Relevance:48.0;

Here is a link to my Youtube channel:

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And the videos:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyxPMe_crA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0flcPrJ-mU

I have 26+ videos more plus interviews from those who have succesfully applied this principles and are currently in US, Canada and Germany.

All the best and never hesitate to ask me questions

Hey guys, this is the second video on a series of “HOW TO GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US UNIVERSITY FOR FREE”

I asked a professor in the US and this is what he said:

“Most applications for scholarships end up in our trash because people don’t know what we look for in application packages. With hundreds of application package to be reviewed of applicants from all over the world, networking, collaboration and GPA are the most important things professors look for.” Watch this video to see how I have explained how you can combine all these to “GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE IN THE US AND ABROAD IN 2020!”

Join me on Facebook @ yemideclassified
Join me on Instagram @yemideclassified
Join me on YouTube channel @yemideclassified
Enjoy


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyxPMe_crA

Hey guys,

Here is a list of professor who has money to fund your MSc. or PhD. Contact them but before you do, WATCH MY VIDEOS AND SUBSCRIBE AND LET ME KNOW WHICH COURSE YOU INTEND STUDYING AND I'D TRY TO GET A PROFESSOR WITH A POSSIBILITY TO FUND YOUR STUDIES IN THE UNITED STATES.


Here you go:




CAREER: Action Binding During Long-term Sequential Skill Learning: Computational and Neural Mechanisms
Award Number:1351748; Principal Investigator:Timothy Verstynen; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Carnegie-Mellon University;BCS Start Date:06/01/2014; Award Amount:$507,835.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: A Longitudinal Study of Communication and Biology in Committed Relationships
Award Number:1941798; Principal Investigator:Sonya Pritzker; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Alabama Tuscaloosa;BCS Start Date:08/15/2020; Award Amount:$107,973.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Linking Upstream Land-Use Dynamics and Downstream Sedimentation
Award Number:1654462; Principal Investigator:William Ouimet; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Connecticut;BCS Start Date:04/15/2017; Award Amount:$447,985.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Human motor inhibition: a neural race between motor emission and cognitive control
Award Number:1752355; Principal Investigator:Jan Wessel; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Iowa;BCS Start Date:07/01/2018; Award Amount:$438,847.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Energy Transition on Rural America: Studying Cultural, Technological, and Economic Change
Award Number:1751483; Principal Investigator:Justin Farrell; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Yale University;SES Start Date:08/01/2018; Award Amount:$215,410.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: The Science of Science Education: Resource Access, Conservation, and Cherokee Land-Based Education in Oklahoma
Award Number:1654217; Principal Investigator:Clinton Carroll; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Colorado at Boulder;BCS Start Date:08/01/2017; Award Amount:$460,015.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Psychological and Neurodevelopmental Mechanisms of Social Influence on Adolescent Decision-Making
Award Number:1452530; Principal Investigator:Leah Somerville; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Harvard University;BCS Start Date:05/01/2015; Award Amount:$750,000.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Stereotypes of Teens and Adolescent Neuropsychological Development
Award Number:1944644; Principal Investigator:Yang Qu; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Northwestern University;BCS Start Date:09/15/2020; Award Amount:$166,834.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Land Use and Environmental Controls on Soil Carbon in Human-Dominated Tropical Landscapes
Award Number:1349952; Principal Investigator:Erika Marin-Spiotta; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Wisconsin-Madison;BCS Start Date:06/15/2014; Award Amount:$425,000.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: The development of, and reasoning about, inequality and its rectification
Award Number:1945170; Principal Investigator:Nadia Chernyak; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of California-Irvine;BCS Start Date:09/15/2020; Award Amount:$135,059.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Supporting Healthy Development of Infants in Contexts of Poverty and Homelessness
Award Number:1654245; Principal Investigator:Janette Herbers; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Villanova University;BCS Start Date:09/01/2017; Award Amount:$408,132.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Testing a Biobehavioral Cyclic Model of Weight Stigma
Award Number:1454735; Principal Investigator:Ayako Tomiyama; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of California-Los Angeles;BCS Start Date:09/01/2015; Award Amount:$613,692.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: The Development, Design, and Ethical Issues of Algorithmic Hiring Tools
Award Number:1848213; Principal Investigator:Ifeoma Ajunwa; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Cornell University;SES Start Date:09/01/2019; Award Amount:$266,427.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: A Case Study of Malaria Elimination Efforts with Relation to Vernacular Knowledge, Expertise, and Ethics
Award Number:1844715; Principal Investigator:Melissa Graboyes; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Oregon Eugene;SES Start Date:09/01/2019; Award Amount:$175,311.00; Relevance:64.0;

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Here is a link to my Youtube channel:

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And the videos:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyxPMe_crA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0flcPrJ-mU

Here is a list of professor who has money to fund your MSc. or PhD. Contact them but before you do, WATCH MY VIDEOS AND SUBSCRIBE AND LET ME KNOW WHICH COURSE YOU INTEND STUDYING AND I'D TRY TO GET THE PROFESSOR WITH A POSSIBILITY TO FUND YOUR STUDIES.

Here are their names. I have posted just 10. I have about 3,000 names of professors to share with my followers.


CAREER: Surfacing deeply-held beliefs about gender- and race-based minoritization in engineering
Award Number:1943934; Principal Investigator:Emily Dringenberg; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Ohio State University;NSF Organization:EEC Start Date:08/01/2020; Award Amount:$332,042.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Breaking the Tradition of Silence through Conocimiento and Consciousness Raising among Latinx Engineers
Award Number:1944807; Principal Investigator:Joel Mejia; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of San Diego;NSF Organization:EEC Start Date:02/01/2020; Award Amount:$320,827.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Dynamical Systems Modeling of Large-Scale Neural Signals Underlying Cognition
Award Number:1845836; Principal Investigator:Il Memming Park; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:SUNY at Stony Brook;NSF Organization:IIS Start Date:09/01/2019; Award Amount:$81,709.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Ultrafast hydrogen-bond dynamics in crowded, heterogeneous environments
Award Number:1847199; Principal Investigator:Carlos Baiz; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Texas at Austin;NSF Organization:CHE Start Date:08/01/2019; Award Amount:$604,290.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Battery-inspired electrodes for efficiently desalinating water or harvesting salinity gradient energy
Award Number:1749207; Principal Investigator:Christopher Gorski; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Pennsylvania State Univ University Park;NSF Organization:CBET Start Date:08/01/2018; Award Amount:$500,000.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Damage Evolution in Polymeric Materials undergoing Hydrolysis or Photo-Degradation
Award Number:1751520; Principal Investigator:Shawn Chester; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:New Jersey Institute of Technology;NSF Organization:CMMI Start Date:08/01/2018; Award Amount:$504,272.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Amplifying Intelligence in Mobile Networked Systems
Award Number:1750953; Principal Investigator:Chunyi Peng; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Purdue University;NSF Organization:CNS Start Date:07/01/2018; Award Amount:$381,308.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Valuing the Social in Engineering and Computer Science
Award Number:1751314; Principal Investigator:Coleen Carrigan; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:California Polytechnic State University Foundation;NSF Organization:EEC Start Date:06/01/2018; Award Amount:$594,050.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Did Carlin-type Gold Come From Magmas?
Award Number:1752756; Principal Investigator:Elizabeth Holley; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Colorado School of Mines;NSF Organization:EAR Start Date:02/01/2018; Award Amount:$450,120.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Alaska Native Belonging in High School Math and Science Classrooms
Award Number:1752598; Principal Investigator:Michele Yatchmeneff; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Alaska Anchorage Campus;NSF Organization:EEC Start Date:02/01/2018; Award Amount:$500,000.00; Relevance:48.0;

Here is a link to my Youtube channel:

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC4gl3j4NQAxjtoa0bhEyrvg?sub_confirmation=1

And the videos:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyxPMe_crA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0flcPrJ-mU

I have 26+ videos more plus interviews from those who have succesfully applied this principles and are currently in US, Canada and Germany.

All the best and never hesitate to ask me questions

Hey guys, I posted some names of US university professors with active grant that can fund your MSc and PhD in the US in my previous post. Here are some more list:

MSc and PhD in Mathematical and Physical Sciences

CAREER: Ultrafast hydrogen-bond dynamics in crowded, heterogeneous environments
Award Number:1847199; Principal Investigator:Carlos Baiz; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Texas at Austin;CHE Start Date:08/01/2019; Award Amount:$604,290.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Tracing the Birth and Growth of Galaxy Clusters with the South Pole Telescope 3rd Generation Survey
Award Number:1751096; Principal Investigator:Michael McDonald; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Massachusetts Institute of Technology;AST Start Date:07/01/2018; Award Amount:$422,851.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: The Composition of Dense Matter and Observations of Neutron Stars
Award Number:1554876; Principal Investigator:Andrew Steiner; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Tennessee Knoxville;PHY Start Date:07/01/2016; Award Amount:$425,000.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Hierarchical Models for Spatial Extremes
Award Number:2001433; Principal Investigator:Benjamin Shaby; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Colorado State University;DMS Start Date:09/01/2019; Award Amount:$143,206.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Chemistry Perspectives to Design Novel Superconductors
Award Number:1944965; Principal Investigator:Weiwei Xie; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Louisiana State University;DMR Start Date:03/01/2020; Award Amount:$403,339.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: SusChEM: Data Mining to Reduce the Risk in Discovering New Sustainable Thermoelectric Materials
Award Number:1651668; Principal Investigator:Taylor Sparks; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Utah;DMR Start Date:07/01/2017; Award Amount:$364,019.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Illuminating the Early Universe with Dark Matter
Award Number:1752752; Principal Investigator:Adrienne Erickcek; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill;PHY Start Date:08/01/2018; Award Amount:$240,000.00; Relevance:64.0;

MSc. and PhD in Computer, information science and Engineering[/b]


CAREER: Dynamical Systems Modeling of Large-Scale Neural Signals Underlying Cognition
Award Number:1845836; Principal Investigator:Il Memming Park; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:SUNY at Stony Brook;IIS Start Date:09/01/2019; Award Amount:$81,709.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Amplifying Intelligence in Mobile Networked Systems
Award Number:1750953; Principal Investigator:Chunyi Peng; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Purdue University;NS Start Date:07/01/2018; Award Amount:$381,308.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Reverse Data Management: Reverse-Engineering Data Transformations to Understand, Diagnose, and Manipulate Data
Award Number:1453543; Principal Investigator:Alexandra Meliou; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Massachusetts Amherst;IIS Start Date:08/15/2015; Award Amount:$576,092.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Quantifying Noisy Quantum Resources
Award Number:1652560; Principal Investigator:Graeme Smith; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Colorado at Boulder;:CCF Start Date:06/15/2017; Award Amount:$320,346.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Safe and Transformative Robotic Intervention through Dynamic Elastic Structures (STRIDES)
Award Number:1652588; Principal Investigator:Daniel Rucker; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Tennessee Knoxville;IIS Start Date:09/01/2017; Award Amount:$327,314.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Secure Database-Driven Dynamic Spectrum Sharing
Award Number:1651954; Principal Investigator:Rui Zhang; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Delaware;CNS Start Date:05/01/2017; Award Amount:$304,405.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: SpecMax: Spectrum Trading and Harvesting Designs for Multi-Hop Communications in Cognitive Radio Networks
Award Number:1613661; Principal Investigator:Miao Pan; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Houston;CNS Start Date:09/23/2015; Award Amount:$430,002.00; Relevance:64.0;

CAREER: Timely Insights: Interpretable, Multi-scale Summarization of Networks over Time
Award Number:1845491; Principal Investigator:Danai Koutra; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Regents of the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor;IIS Start Date:05/01/2019; Award Amount:$273,446.00; Relevance:64.0;


In order to get a response from them, here are helpful youtube videos I have produced and this is based on my experience. I have helped a lot of people through this principles I have shared on my videos.

Let me know which course you intend studying in the US and I'd send you some prospective professors with active grant that will fund your MSc. and PhD studies in the US.

Again, you have a higher chance of getting a response and being funded if you watch the videos I have shared.

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How would you like to know HOW TO GET PAID ALMOST $100, 000 TO GO TO US UNIVERSITIES FOR FREE?

A little bit of myself:

I am Dr. Ajayi currently doing a second PhD in molecular biology at Ohio University in US after being a research associate at Cornell University, US. I had my first PhD in Nigeria and taught for 2 years at Benson Idahosa University before I resigned to get paid to come study for free in the US. I have helped a lot of people to get to US (some of them my students) to study for free at various universities in US, Canada and Germany. I have heard a lot of people applying for scholarships but I am here to tell you that THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO GET PAID GOING TO SCHOOL FOR FREE IN THE USA IN 2020! The problem with scholarships is that it is fiercely competitive as you are competiting with folks from all over the world. Plus, students with first class are often favored more that others. Even dome first class students don't get funded because the pot of wealth is shrinking fast overseas!

Does that mean if you don't have a first class, it is over for you?

I don't have a first class nor a perfect score in GRE (I barely made 300; difficult writing GRE after you already had a PhD. Haha!) and I got paid $100, 000 to go study for free in the US. How did you do that you may ask?

Guys, a better way is for you TO CONTACT THE PROFESSORS IN YOUR FIELD AND SHOW ENTHUSIASM ABOUT THEIR WORK!

I have done that you might say; But you might not have introduced yourself to create a lasting impression in the hearts and minds of a prospective professor. I have interacted with more than a dozen professors, college administrators in the US to ask why most applications ends up in a trash. I asked, "What stands out in a student's application that makes you want him in your department?"

Hey guys, I have gone out of my way to share a classified information for you guys. I am going to share with you guys the PROFESSORS IN THE US THAT HAVE RECEIVED GRANT AND ARE LOOKING FOR SMART STUDENTS LIKE YOU TO WORK WITH!

Professors in US have strong attraction towards international students than domestic students because internals are hard-working and they have a lot at stake as they don't want to return back to their country without their degree. Plus, they rarely go on vacations! All these plays to the professors advantage and works to your advantage too.

I don't know what you need but I am going to tailor the professors names to meet the need of anyone who is interested in a certain discipline.

In other words, let me know what you plan to study in the US and I will get you a professor that has money to potentially fund your work.

Guys, it is not automatic that if you contact them, you will get a response! But you have a 95% chance of getting a response if you watch the YouTube videos I have created. Remember, this is almost a decade worth of information given for FREE in my videos. If you go ahead and contact them without watching those videos and be rightfully coached on what to write and how to package your application info, be rest assured that you'd have 2% chance of hearing back from them.

I will only be posting a handful of prospective professors with money with potentials to fund your Masters or PhD here; However, my YouTube subscribers come first and I respond to those who leave a comment in the comment section. I am more active with my followers and subscribers as I believe they are much serious about studying oversees and they are willing to do the work. I have seen people who are not ready to do the hard work and such people are not worth my time and effort. In anycase, I will do my best to keep you guys updated.

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Here is a list of professor who has money to fund your MSc. or PhD. Contact them but before you do, WATCH MY VIDEOS AND SUBSCRIBE AND LET ME KNOW WHICH COURSE YOU INTEND STUDYING AND I'D TRY TO GET THE PROFESSOR WITH A POSSIBILITY TO FUND YOUR STUDIES.

Here are their names. I have posted just 10. I have about 3,000 names of professors to share with my followers.


CAREER: Surfacing deeply-held beliefs about gender- and race-based minoritization in engineering
Award Number:1943934; Principal Investigator:Emily Dringenberg; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Ohio State University;EEC Start Date:08/01/2020; Award Amount:$332,042.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Breaking the Tradition of Silence through Conocimiento and Consciousness Raising among Latinx Engineers
Award Number:1944807; Principal Investigator:Joel Mejia; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of San Diego;EEC Start Date:02/01/2020; Award Amount:$320,827.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Dynamical Systems Modeling of Large-Scale Neural Signals Underlying Cognition
Award Number:1845836; Principal Investigator:Il Memming Park; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:SUNY at Stony Brook;IIS Start Date:09/01/2019; Award Amount:$81,709.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Ultrafast hydrogen-bond dynamics in crowded, heterogeneous environments
Award Number:1847199; Principal Investigator:Carlos Baiz; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Texas at Austin;CHE Start Date:08/01/2019; Award Amount:$604,290.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Battery-inspired electrodes for efficiently desalinating water or harvesting salinity gradient energy
Award Number:1749207; Principal Investigator:Christopher Gorski; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Pennsylvania State Univ University Park;CBET Start Date:08/01/2018; Award Amount:$500,000.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Damage Evolution in Polymeric Materials undergoing Hydrolysis or Photo-Degradation
Award Number:1751520; Principal Investigator:Shawn Chester; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:New Jersey Institute of Technology;CMMI Start Date:08/01/2018; Award Amount:$504,272.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Amplifying Intelligence in Mobile Networked Systems
Award Number:1750953; Principal Investigator:Chunyi Peng; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Purdue University;CNS Start Date:07/01/2018; Award Amount:$381,308.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Valuing the Social in Engineering and Computer Science
Award Number:1751314; Principal Investigator:Coleen Carrigan; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:California Polytechnic State University Foundation;EEC Start Date:06/01/2018; Award Amount:$594,050.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Did Carlin-type Gold Come From Magmas?
Award Number:1752756; Principal Investigator:Elizabeth Holley; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Colorado School of Mines;EAR Start Date:02/01/2018; Award Amount:$450,120.00; Relevance:48.0;

CAREER: Alaska Native Belonging in High School Math and Science Classrooms
Award Number:1752598; Principal Investigator:Michele Yatchmeneff; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:University of Alaska Anchorage Campus;EEC Start Date:02/01/2018; Award Amount:$500,000.00; Relevance:48.0;

Here is a link to my Youtube channel:

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC4gl3j4NQAxjtoa0bhEyrvg?sub_confirmation=1

And the videos:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyxPMe_crA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0flcPrJ-mU

I have 26+ videos more plus interviews from those who have successfully applied this principles and are currently in US, Canada and Germany, including videos on getting funded with low GRE, getting into Ivy-league without a perfect score, How to get your green card without marrying an American lady, Mistakes in Visa applications, etc.

All the best and never hesitate to ask me questions

Hey guys, this is the second video on a series of “HOW TO GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US UNIVERSITY FOR FREE”

I asked a professor in the US and this is what he said:

“Most applications for scholarships end up in our trash because people don’t know what we look for in application packages. With hundreds of application package to be reviewed of applicants from all over the world, networking, collaboration and GPA are the most important things professors look for.” Watch this video to see how I have explained how you can combine all these in your application to “GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE IN THE US AND ABROAD IN 2020!”

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Enjoy


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyxPMe_crA

Hey guys, this is the second video on a series of “HOW TO GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US UNIVERSITY FOR FREE”

I asked a professor in the US and this is what he said:

“Most applications for scholarships end up in our trash because people don’t know what we look for in application packages. With hundreds of application package to be reviewed of applicants from all over the world, networking, collaboration and GPA are the most important things professors look for.” Watch this video to see how I have explained how you can combine all these to “GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE IN THE US AND ABROAD IN 2020!”

Join me on Facebook @ yemideclassified
Join me on Instagram @yemideclassified
Join me on YouTube channel @yemideclassified
Enjoy


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyxPMe_crA

Hey guys, this is the second video on a series of “HOW TO GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US UNIVERSITY OR ABROAD.

I asked my professor in the US and this is what he said:

“Most applications for scholarships end up in our trash because people don’t know what we look for in application packages. With hundreds of application package to be reviewed of applicants from all over the world, networking, collaboration and GPA are the most important things professors look for.” Watch this video to see how I have explained how you can combine all these to “GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE IN THE US AND ABROAD IN 2020!”

Join me on Facebook @ yemideclassified
Join me on Instagram @yemideclassified
Join me on YouTube channel @yemideclassified
Enjoy


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Hey, will you like to know HOW YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US University FOR FREE WITHOUT PAYING A DIME? Most people will suggest you apply for scholarships but you are better off CONTACTING A PROFESSOR WHO HAS FUNDING DIRECTLY than applying for a scholarship and compete with millions of people around the globe! Check out my videos on YouTube to know how “YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE”. In my videos, I’d show you the following:
1. How to get funded even if you have less than 3.5 GPA. The higher the GPA, the better.
2. How to contact professors and be guaranteed a Masters or PhD position in US based University
3. What to do during a face to face interview with your prospective professor to qualify for free tuition and almost $100, 000 stipend for your program.
4. How to get your US visa the first time without being rejected or denied: Mistakes people make and why they get rejected
5. How you can use the power of an insider: How to get someone to give you information on that professor who wants to hire you.
6. How you can get your GREEN CARD to work in US without marrying an American girl
7. How you can get into Harvard or Yale or any other Ivy League schools through the power of networking and collaborations although you don’t have a perfect GRE score
8. How you can get funded even if you don’t have a GRE or you have 298 out of 340.

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Hey, will you like to know HOW YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US University FOR FREE WITHOUT PAYING A DIME? Most people will suggest you apply for scholarships but you are better off CONTACTING A PROFESSOR WHO HAS FUNDING DIRECTLY than applying for a scholarship and compete with millions of people around the globe! Check out my videos on YouTube to know how “YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE”. In my videos, I’d show you the following:
1. How to get funded even if you have less than 3.5 GPA. The higher the GPA, the better.
2. How to contact professors and be guaranteed a Masters or PhD position in US based University
3. What to do during a face to face interview with your prospective professor to qualify for free tuition and almost $100, 000 stipend for your program.
4. How to get your US visa the first time without being rejected or denied: Mistakes people make and why they get rejected
5. How you can use the power of an insider: How to get someone to give you information on that professor who wants to hire you.
6. How you can get your GREEN CARD to work in US without marrying an American girl
7. How you can get into Harvard or Yale or any other Ivy League schools through the power of networking and collaborations although you don’t have a perfect GRE score
8. How you can get funded even if you don’t have a GRE or you have 298 out of 340.

I am giving this out for FREE...

Getting paid to go to school in the US and developed world is easier than before as I have helped more than a dozen people get funded positions in US, Germany and Canadian Universities.

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Here is a link to the first video and please subscribe to my YouTube channel


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0flcPrJ-mU

Go ahead and ask your questions. I’d do my best to answer them.

Hey, will you like to know HOW YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US University FOR FREE WITHOUT PAYING A DIME? Most people will suggest you apply for scholarships but you are better off CONTACTING A PROFESSOR WHO HAS FUNDING DIRECTLY than applying for a scholarship and compete with millions of people around the globe! Check out my videos on YouTube to know how “YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE”. In my videos, I’d show you the following:
1. How to get funded even if you have less than 3.5 GPA. The higher the GPA, the better.
2. How to contact professors and be guaranteed a Masters or PhD position in US based University
3. What to do during a face to face interview with your prospective professor to qualify for free tuition and almost $100, 000 stipend for your program.
4. How to get your US visa the first time without being rejected or denied: Mistakes people make and why they get rejected
5. How you can use the power of an insider: How to get someone to give you information on that professor who wants to hire you.
6. How you can get your GREEN CARD to work in US without marrying an American girl
7. How you can get into Harvard or Yale or any other Ivy League schools through the power of networking and collaborations although you don’t have a perfect GRE score
8. How you can get funded even if you don’t have a GRE or you have 298 out of 340.

I am giving this out for FREE...

Getting paid to go to school in the US and developed world is easier than before as I have helped more than a dozen people get funded positions in US, Germany and Canadian Universities.

You are next...

Please subscribe to my YouTube channel and see your life dream come true

Join me on Instagram at yemideclassified
Join me on YouTube at yemideclassified
Join me on Facebook at yemideclassified

Here is a link to the first video and please subscribe to my YouTube channel


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0flcPrJ-mU

Hey, will you like to know HOW YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US University FOR FREE WITHOUT PAYING A DIME? Most people will suggest you apply for scholarships but you are better off CONTACTING A PROFESSOR WHO HAS FUNDING DIRECTLY than applying for a scholarship and compete with millions of people around the globe! Check out my videos on YouTube to know how “YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE”. In my videos, I’d show you the following:
1. How to get funded even if you have less than 3.5 GPA. The higher the GPA, the better.
2. How to contact professors and be guaranteed a Masters or PhD position in US based University
3. What to do during a face to face interview with your prospective professor to qualify for free tuition and almost $100, 000 stipend for your program.
4. How to get your US visa the first time without being rejected or denied: Mistakes people make and why they get rejected
5. How you can use the power of an insider: How to get someone to give you information on that professor who wants to hire you.
6. How you can get your GREEN CARD to work in US without marrying an American girl
7. How you can get into Harvard or Yale or any other Ivy League schools through the power of networking and collaborations although you don’t have a perfect GRE score
8. How you can get funded even if you don’t have a GRE or you have 298 out of 340.

I am giving this out for FREE...

Getting paid to go to school in the US and developed world is easier than before as I have helped more than a dozen people get funded positions in US, Germany and Canadian Universities.

You are next...

Please subscribe to my YouTube channel and see your life dream come true

Join me on Instagram at yemideclassified
Join me on YouTube at yemideclassified
Join me on Facebook at yemideclassified

Here is a link to the first video and please subscribe to my YouTube channel


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0flcPrJ-mU

Afolashade, do you have any questions? It appears that it is too good to be through right? If you have any questions or concerns, you can ask and be rest assured to get a response from me.

Hey, will you like to know HOW YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO US University FOR FREE WITHOUT PAYING A DIME? Most people will suggest you apply for scholarships but you are better off CONTACTING A PROFESSOR WHO HAS FUNDING DIRECTLY than applying for a scholarship and compete with millions of people around the globe! Check out my videos on YouTube to know how “YOU CAN GET PAID $100,000 TO GO TO SCHOOL FOR FREE”. In my videos, I’d show you the following:
1. How to get funded even if you have less than 3.5 GPA. The higher the GPA, the better.
2. How to contact professors and be guaranteed a Masters or PhD position in US based University
3. What to do during a face to face interview with your prospective professor to qualify for free tuition and almost $100, 000 stipend for your program.
4. How to get your US visa the first time without being rejected or denied: Mistakes people make and why they get rejected
5. How you can use the power of an insider: How to get someone to give you information on that professor who wants to hire you.
6. How you can get your GREEN CARD to work in US without marrying an American girl
7. How you can get into Harvard or Yale or any other Ivy League schools through the power of networking and collaborations although you don’t have a perfect GRE score
8. How you can get funded even if you don’t have a GRE or you have 298 out of 340.

I am giving this out for FREE...

Getting paid to go to school in the US and developed world is easier than before as I have helped more than a dozen people get funded positions in US, Germany and Canadian Universities.

You are next...

Please subscribe to my YouTube channel and see your life dream come true

Join me on Instagram at yemideclassified
Join me on YouTube at yemideclassified
Join me on Facebook at yemideclassified

Here is a link to the first video and please subscribe to my YouTube channel


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0flcPrJ-mU