Abigalbee98:
GM landers,
Is there any one writing SAT or toelf (am writing d two tho)just need someone to study with....I have the Barron Sat textbook...anyone pls.

Naughtyvirgin:
Yea...im studying for the SAT also

jerrypeacelinks:


Thank you so much for your response. I really must commend your choice of words and how you compose/ package your responses. It really goes a long way to heal a crushed heart as mine. I love you for this. Keep doing what you have been doing best for us here despite your tight schedules. God bless you and your family real big. Wishing you the best in this new month and new year. Cheers.

Abigalbee98:
GM landers,
Is there any one writing SAT or toelf (am writing d two tho)just need someone to study with....I have the Barron Sat textbook...anyone pls.

mrsnoname:
Anyone in

Alabama a and m university?

kekenation:
Am in the same ship with you, struggling with them (ASUU) since december last year........

adaxxy:
Good afternoon house,
Please I'll like to do a six to 7 weeks aviation course in US
Please do I need to apply for student visa?
Though I have valid visiting visa till September..
Please a response will be appreciated
Thanks house.

ezyk:
Even when no medical examination is carried out can one be disqualified because of illicit drug like tramadol usage?

LagosismyHome:


The bigger question is how to stop the use of tramadol.... regardless of visa or whose watching

ndindiatu:
Good day my People in house , I want to study nursing and I plan to pass through accelerated route. My fear is I heard is a rigorous and highly intensive which gets me worried. I am not too young per se. Hope u guys understand where I am going concerning level of assimilation. And the way people jack in this USA gets me worried. Whether I can cope? What do u guys advice. Help a sister .

Naughtyvirgin:
I sent you a mail bro

ezyk:

I don't do drugs. I had severe pains. Twas on doctors prescription. Paracetamol and panadol hardly work on me. I gave to take up to 4-5 tap of Paracetamol and panadol for the pain. It it works very slowly

godG:

Yes, I’m in UW. Great school. One of the best 35 in the world.

Coloniel5000:
please house I need to send my TOEFL result and I don't have a Visa card which happens to be the only payment medium. I need some one to help me process it either with naira (7500) or dollars ($20). I'll refund.
please I need this help urgently. pleasssssssss.

qdamilola:
Hey guys, because everyone on this thread has been so helpful to me one way or the other and to @pepe4reps for making me apply to EIU. I finally got my admission acceptance on Thursday (this is for those of you waiting for admission also, just keep hoping for the best-it’s coming soon)...still waiting on some other schools before I make my choice...then visa would be next...���

folmus:

Pm me if you have exhausted your options.

lasthero:


Can you help me too?, I want to pay 50usd

folmus:


Pm me if you have exhausted your options.

Olalekank:
Good day everyone, please If someone graduates with a 2.1 (a 3.5). Would someone be kind enough to assist me with some of the questions I have to ask.
1. What are the chances of someone being accepted with that kind of CGPA?
2. Do I need to write GRE to gain admission to the US?
3. If someone isn't that buoyant, what are the chances of getting a scholarship that covers accommodation and feeding if one hasn't started working yet?
4. In the question above, if I'm to complete admission process from beginning to end (IELTS, GRE, Passport, etc), what's the range of amount I need to budget.
5. Do I need to finish NYSC before starting any applications?


Please note I'm a 4th year student who would be graduating next year.

Jumybecks:

Answers have been provided to all your questions on this thread. Please do well to read some pages back...
BTW, lemme answer your quiries to the best of my knowledge.
1. First, you will have to convert your GPA to the US grading system (4.0). Most schools require a GPA of 3.0 and above. To do this, you can use a free GPA converter on www.wes.org
2. YES you need to write GRE and TOEFL for you to stand a good chance.
3. You should be able to get one. But this depends on so many things such as; GPA, GRE score, course, program and so on.
4. This question get as e be oooo.... there is no fixed amount. Make your findings.
5. Not at all.

Olalekank:
Good day everyone, please If someone graduates with a 2.1 (a 3.5). Would someone be kind enough to assist me with some of the questions I have to ask.
1. What are the chances of someone being accepted with that kind of CGPA?


This is Relative depending on your choice of school.

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2. Do I need to write GRE to gain admission to the US?

Yes... To increase your chances and funding opportunities.

https://www.nairaland.com/1832477/how-achieve-high-scores-gre

3. If someone isn't that buoyant, what are the chances of getting a scholarship that covers accommodation and feeding if one hasn't started working yet?

If you should land an assistantship, the stipend might be barely enough.

4. In the question above, if I'm to complete admission process from beginning to end (IELTS, GRE, Passport, etc), what's the range of amount I need to budget.

GrE- 50k
tOEFL- 50k
Passport- Ask in immigration office
App fees- lets say $400
Miscellaneous- xxxx


5. Do I need to finish NYSC before starting any applications?

No

Please note I'm a 4th year student who would be graduating next year.

I would advise you focus on graduating with the highest possible CGPA that you can.