Brightofficial:
Hello house....
Please do i have to write a standardized test before i get I-20 form?
Or can i write the test after the whole admission process

eddyme:


I also have same issue, are you able to rectify that now?

Olamsanj:
Which school is NJCU ?

sheke01:


How long depends on your school and how seriously you follow them up. I started my WES evaluation last September. My school delayed and sent my transcript in October and WES sent it back to them for verification that same month. My school then went cold on the matter as Non academic staff went from one strike to another which is still ongoing. I had already given up on the whole stuff and applied to schools that did not request for WES evaluation only for WES to send me a mail yesterday that they have received the necessary documents needed and my evaluation would be completed by friday.
I dull shai, so ur case could be a whole lot faster is you follow up your school bumper to bumper

Olamsanj:

Which school is NJCU ?

SilentPistol:


And because it didn't work for someone else doesn't mean it won't work for him.

Does he stand a better chance preparing for the standardized exams & gathering his documents against Fall 2019? YES!

Can he still be admitted for Fall 2018 by some schools? YES! Only with much less probability. The earlier, the better. Not the end.

A lot can happen in one year, much more one year & 7 months! If he is really serious about coming here, can ace the standardized exams in few weeks, then I see no reason why he shouldn't give it a shot.

At the end of the day, we're solely responsible for our actions and inactions. I just want the man to reach a final resolve being aware that Fall 2018 is still possible. Inadequate financial planning is a totally different argument.

Glocal1:
A friend is discouraging me from coming to US without at least getting funded by school or self. How feasible is getting a loan or funding on arrival in school. I would not even mind being funded by a tier 3 school. American dream must be fulfilled o

SilentPistol:


Loans are not advisable. Nothing beats having enough personal funds that can last you for at least two semesters, or being fully funded by the school or any other organization.

However, if you're still interested in loans, you'll need a US citizen or sometimes a permanent resident to stand as your guarantor before you can be issued a loan. It's usually payable only to the school towards tuition & other academic expenses. That means typically, you will still have living expenses to worry about if you aren't funded or working here.

Glocal1:
Thanks bro, the guy is now a citizen or PR as d case may be. He was telling me theres no bro or sister in USA. Sensing my desperation when i mentioned getting a study loan; he told me im not a citizen or PR. Which school are you bro, and do they fund from d onset. Thanks

femi312:
I have no idea about international studies..Try to use google, just type 'master in international studies with 'us'

Adeish:
Use Common Application you will find schools that doesn't require any test

Naughtyvirgin:
You can check out NJCU....they don't need standardized test or application fee

Aitonline:
House, with my ND, HND and PGD, how much to you envisage that WES can charge me?

bigwizzy001:
If you applied to school that doesn't require WES as claimed, how will you go about your evaluation? I mean how will you convert your result on the scale of 5.0 to 4.0 or are you going to send it to them the way you collected it from your Naija school?
And by the way, what's the name of the school?

Glocal1:
Thanks bro, the guy is now a citizen or PR as d case may be. He was telling me theres no bro or sister in USA. Sensing my desperation when i mentioned getting a study loan; he told me im not a citizen or PR. Which school are you bro, and do they fund from d onset. Thanks

Walspring:


Some schools do internal evaluation by themselves.

winzy:
Good day, people.
Please I want to ask.
1. Is it possible for someone that got BSc in Economics in a Nigerian University to study nursing in America?

2. What are the procedures and requirements where possible.

3. Is it strenuous or hard?

Thanks.

bigwizzy001:
If you applied to school that doesn't require WES as claimed, how will you go about your evaluation? I mean how will you convert your result on the scale of 5.0 to 4.0 or are you going to send it to them the way you collected it from your Naija school?
And by the way, what's the name of the school?