You’ve decided to go to higher institution, continue your education, and getting a degree. Attending a college is more than just going to classes, acquiring information and statistics, and earning a degree. Your experience at university will directly affect your opportunities when seeking a career. Attending a university that will help infuse the spiritual and moral principle in your chosen field of study is important.


Whether or not you were raised as a Catholic, these schools offer some unique advantages beyond their special brand of theology.

While founded in the Catholic faith, Catholic schools are very welcoming to students of all religions and backgrounds, as well as those with no religious affiliation. Naturally, if you were raised in a Catholic home, a Catholic university will provide a place that is familiar and welcoming.

The curriculum and course offerings at Catholic universities are often rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition. Students who attend Catholic schools are united by a sense of mission, who want an education with a Catholic worldview, and want to put that into practice in whatever professional career they pursue.

Catholic universities promote service as an essential component of their curriculum. Higher education programs such as the Jesuit or Dominican Volunteer Corps promote service at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Catholic school students learn that they are in fact "their brother's keeper," and have a responsibility to respond to the needs of those around them.


Catholic universities promote self-discipline through clarity of moral vision that is based on the Gospel. Students are challenged to be Christ-like in word and action.



Admission requirement: Waec or Neco and international passport
Available courses: ( Undergraduate and graduate program) courses from medicine, engineering, management, humanities, finance etc
Tuition fee: from $1,200 to $2,000 per session.
Admission intake: February and September
Study destinations: Russia, Spain, Portugal, Italy, New Zealand, USA, Slovakia, canada.

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$1200-$2000 tuition coz na ur papa get the school ba how much for text books per semester Catholic affiliated schools are amongst the most expensive you can take your family members first

Teedawg:
$1200-$2000 tuition coz na ur papa get the school ba how much for text books per semester Catholic affiliated schools are amongst the most expensive you can take your family members first

Hebrew4vs6, people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.

It will cost you nothing to use google to do your research, rather than do that, you opted to come online to display your ignorance for the world to celebrate. Keep lounging in your ignorance.

Jakes234:


Hebrew4vs6, people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.

It will cost you nothing to use google to do your research, rather than do that, you opted to come online to display your ignorance for the world to celebrate. Keep lounging in your ignorance.

Oh I've done my homework already trust me all you said there are lies prove me wrong give me a Catholic college no in fact any College with that amount of fees please

i applied to a non profit Jesuit university tuition & fees $38,000 even community colleges aren't as cheap as $1200;$2000 unless you're a resident or us citizen and I know your post was for international student

Teed wag

I love the fact that you replied. Am sorry if what I said made you angry, though it was not to make you angry, but to force you to do some research. I think the mistake you made was that you restricted your search to us schools only. There are wonderful opportunities outside the us, and if you read the post very well, you will realize we weren't specific on the us, rather we said catholic universities, and we listed several countries, abi?

teedawg

I love the fact that you replied. Am sorry if what I said made you angry, though it was not to make you angry, but to force you to do some research. I think the mistake you made was that you restricted your search to us schools only. There are wonderful opportunities outside the us, and if you read the post very well, you will realize we weren't specific on the us, rather we said catholic universities, and we listed several countries, abi?

Jakes234:
teedawg

I love the fact that you replied. Am sorry if what I said made you angry, though it was not to make you angry, but to force you to do some research. I think the mistake you made was that you restricted your search to us schools only. There are wonderful opportunities outside the us, and if you read the post very well, you will realize we weren't specific on the us, rather we said catholic universities, and we listed several countries, abi?

No I didn't get angry at all and yes I emphasized on the us mainly if that's the case the us shouldn't be there at all

Friend

From my experience as a consultant, i always advise people to consider other routes if they have been trying a particular route. There are other destinations that you can explore to land you at your desired goal. Aside from catholic schools in usa, are you are aware that you can go to another cheap catholic university in maybe Russia, then transfer to a partner catholic university in germany, spain, portugal even the usa?

instead of waiting and waiting for usa and canada, i encourage applicant to go elsewhere, get the required qualification, after which they can conveniently cross in the nearest future as an expatriate or a subject matter expert in their field.

Anyway i wish you the very best in your pursuit. I am available incase you have any question. God bless