deevick246: I was refused today by the V0 at counter 6 (Lagos). This is how it went down:
I was not praying for the VO because he was spending a lot of time with applicants and he rejected a lot of applicants.
VO: the sighed me as I was walking across to him. Good morning, pass me your documents pls.
ME: good morning sir, here they are
VO: ok can you bring up your case...
ME: I was like na which one be bring up your case again. I asked him to repeat himself and he said it again. So I got it that he want me to tell him what I am here for. Na so I start by saying, I am going to study Masters in Public Administration at ..... University, then defined Public Administration as a disciplined which broadly deals with good governance, human relations and the society at large and also focuses on the implementation of government policies, programmes and activities for the betterment of the citizens. I choose to study masters in PA because I have a keen interest in good governance in Nigeria.
V0: ok, why this school?
ME: because the university offers excellence career preparation in public administration which a real world learning experience.
VO: Have u travel out of Nigeria before?
ME: no, there has not been a need to.
VO: ok, are u married?
ME: No.
VO: where do u work?
ME: I told him.
VO: who is paying for your fees.
ME: my dad.
VO: what does not dad do?
ME: he is a building contractor and a estate developer.
VO: did you write the GRE?
ME: No, the university does not require it for admission into this programme.
VO: I'm sorry I can not issue you the visa at this time....bla bla

Lesson: I know surely that I was refused on the grounds of GRE. Its painful tho, because the V0 was just looking at me and typing seriously and me maintained eye contacts all through.
Advice: please everyone going as a graduate student should endeavour to write either the GRE or GMAT, even if your school does not require it for admission purpose, like mine did not and plus that I had a $2000 partial scholarship, so I was thinking the GRE won't be an issue since its not part of the admission requirements.

At this point, I want to congratulate everyone who got their visas and those yet to go for their interview, I beg make una no dey entertain unnecessary fear, that interview is not as difficult as it has been projected. Its basically a conversation between 2 people ( you and the VO). Be yourself.
I sincerely appreciate king1_00, Freeman_lxy, leadzeal, djunit, walex57, samuel4U and everyone on this thread.
Its not over yet, until I get my visa lol

yomi fola: Waryz baba... Wetin dey sele??

deevick246: I was refused today by the V0 at counter 6 (Lagos). This is how it went down:
I was not praying for the VO because he was spending a lot of time with applicants and he rejected a lot of applicants.
VO: the sighed me as I was walking across to him. Good morning, pass me your documents pls.
ME: good morning sir, here they are
VO: ok can you bring up your case...
ME: I was like na which one be bring up your case again. I asked him to repeat himself and he said it again. So I got it that he want me to tell him what I am here for. Na so I start by saying, I am going to study Masters in Public Administration at ..... University, then defined Public Administration as a disciplined which broadly deals with good governance, human relations and the society at large and also focuses on the implementation of government policies, programmes and activities for the betterment of the citizens. I choose to study masters in PA because I have a keen interest in good governance in Nigeria.
V0: ok, why this school?
ME: because the university offers excellence career preparation in public administration which a real world learning experience.
VO: Have u travel out of Nigeria before?
ME: no, there has not been a need to.
VO: ok, are u married?
ME: No.
VO: where do u work?
ME: I told him.
VO: who is paying for your fees.
ME: my dad.
VO: what does not dad do?
ME: he is a building contractor and a estate developer.
VO: did you write the GRE?
ME: No, the university does not require it for admission into this programme.
VO: I'm sorry I can not issue you the visa at this time....bla bla

Lesson: I know surely that I was refused on the grounds of GRE. Its painful tho, because the V0 was just looking at me and typing seriously and me maintained eye contacts all through.
Advice: please everyone going as a graduate student should endeavour to write either the GRE or GMAT, even if your school does not require it for admission purpose, like mine did not and plus that I had a $2000 partial scholarship, so I was thinking the GRE won't be an issue since its not part of the admission requirements.

At this point, I want to congratulate everyone who got their visas and those yet to go for their interview, I beg make una no dey entertain unnecessary fear, that interview is not as difficult as it has been projected. Its basically a conversation between 2 people ( you and the VO). Be yourself.
I sincerely appreciate king1_00, Freeman_lxy, leadzeal, djunit, walex57, samuel4U and everyone on this thread.
Its not over yet, until I get my visa lol

deevick246: I was refused today by the V0 at counter 6 (Lagos). This is how it went down:
I was not praying for the VO because he was spending a lot of time with applicants and he rejected a lot of applicants.
VO: the sighed me as I was walking across to him. Good morning, pass me your documents pls.
ME: good morning sir, here they are
VO: ok can you bring up your case...
ME: I was like na which one be bring up your case again. I asked him to repeat himself and he said it again. So I got it that he want me to tell him what I am here for. Na so I start by saying, I am going to study Masters in Public Administration at ..... University, then defined Public Administration as a disciplined which broadly deals with good governance, human relations and the society at large and also focuses on the implementation of government policies, programmes and activities for the betterment of the citizens. I choose to study masters in PA because I have a keen interest in good governance in Nigeria.
V0: ok, why this school?
ME: because the university offers excellence career preparation in public administration which a real world learning experience.
VO: Have u travel out of Nigeria before?
ME: no, there has not been a need to.
VO: ok, are u married?
ME: No.
VO: where do u work?
ME: I told him.
VO: who is paying for your fees.
ME: my dad.
VO: what does not dad do?
ME: he is a building contractor and a estate developer.
VO: did you write the GRE?
ME: No, the university does not require it for admission into this programme.
VO: I'm sorry I can not issue you the visa at this time....bla bla

Lesson: I know surely that I was refused on the grounds of GRE. Its painful tho, because the V0 was just looking at me and typing seriously and me maintained eye contacts all through.
Advice: please everyone going as a graduate student should endeavour to write either the GRE or GMAT, even if your school does not require it for admission purpose, like mine did not and plus that I had a $2000 partial scholarship, so I was thinking the GRE won't be an issue since its not part of the admission requirements.

At this point, I want to congratulate everyone who got their visas and those yet to go for their interview, I beg make una no dey entertain unnecessary fear, that interview is not as difficult as it has been projected. Its basically a conversation between 2 people ( you and the VO). Be yourself.
I sincerely appreciate king1_00, Freeman_lxy, leadzeal, djunit, walex57, samuel4U and everyone on this thread.
Its not over yet, until I get my visa lol

WARYZ: CHAIRMAN ME,I JUST DEY O,NA UR FACE I DEY LOOK.NA TO BOOK TICKET GAT ME NOW O

bawizle:

Hey bro. Its accredited. Just helped u verify. follow this link to confirm: http://www.coleman.edu/about/accreditation.php

deevick246: I was refused today by the V0 at counter 6 (Lagos).

yomi fola: @imperx baba... Plz i nid GRE andTOEFL materialz plzzz. Yomiafolarin2000@gmail.com

WARYZ: guys i tried finding out the prices of airlines on wakanow.com,but it keeps showing me this everytime



JUST A MOMENT
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AND I WAITED FOR OVER AN HOUR AND ITS STILL LIKE THAT TILL FOREVER,PLS PPLE WHO KNOWS ABT THE SITE SHOULD LEND ME AN HELPING HAND,OR RATHER GIVE ME UR 2KOBO ABI NA CENT

imperiouxx:

Sorry about that.



I have said it several times that one of the material can't be delivered to gmail. When asking for the GRE material, always drop a yahoo or hotmail id not gmail.

yomi fola:


sowi abt dat sir... Yomiafolarin2000@yahoo.com

imperiouxx:

It's done. Cheers!

jimtosam: To everyone who has gotten their VISA:

1. Seek God. Pressures in America are more than the one in Nigeria. Money has lured many int'l students into homosexual, pls be careful.Girls will throw themselves to you, but remember that some are looking for lives to finish. Check youtube and read the story of some HIV positive Americans that decided to infect innocent lives because they were so angry.

2. Search for a local church and identify yourself with them. Please, search don't pick. There are many homosexual Churches.

3. I have heard this several times. Your first 3 weeks in America can determine your stay there. The kind of people you associate with in the first 3weeks. The kind of orientations that you acquired, etc. Why cant you draw you plan for the first three weeks.

4. Know what you want.

5. Read, read and read. Try be the best in your class and you will see how ways will be opening.

6. If you can afford two mobile phone lines, do. Nigerians think everyone that step out is fetching the cash on the tree and they will be mounting pressures on you. So, give one to stubborn people you know and one for your close relatives and friends.

7. Take advantage of your environment.

jimtosam: To everyone who has gotten their VISA:

1. Seek God. Pressures in America are more than the one in Nigeria. Money has lured many int'l students into homosexual, pls be careful.Girls will throw themselves to you, but remember that some are looking for lives to finish. Check youtube and read the story of some HIV positive Americans that decided to infect innocent lives because they were so angry.

2. Search for a local church and identify yourself with them. Please, search don't pick. There are many homosexual Churches.

3. I have heard this several times. Your first 3 weeks in America can determine your stay there. The kind of people you associate with in the first 3weeks. The kind of orientations that you acquired, etc. Why cant you draw you plan for the first three weeks.

4. Know what you want.

5. Read, read and read. Try be the best in your class and you will see how ways will be opening.

6. If you can afford two mobile phone lines, do. Nigerians think everyone that step out is fetching the cash on the tree and they will be mounting pressures on you. So, give one to stubborn people you know and one for your close relatives and friends.

7. Take advantage of your environment.

jimtosam: To everyone who has gotten their VISA:

1. Seek God. Pressures in America are more than the one in Nigeria. Money has lured many int'l students into homosexual, pls be careful.Girls will throw themselves to you, but remember that some are looking for lives to finish. Check youtube and read the story of some HIV positive Americans that decided to infect innocent lives because they were so angry.

2. Search for a local church and identify yourself with them. Please, search don't pick. There are many homosexual Churches.

3. I have heard this several times. Your first 3 weeks in America can determine your stay there. The kind of people you associate with in the first 3weeks. The kind of orientations that you acquired, etc. Why cant you draw you plan for the first three weeks.

4. Know what you want.

5. Read, read and read. Try be the best in your class and you will see how ways will be opening.

6. If you can afford two mobile phone lines, do. Nigerians think everyone that step out is fetching the cash on the tree and they will be mounting pressures on you. So, give one to stubborn people you know and one for your close relatives and friends.

7. Take advantage of your environment.

jimtosam: To everyone who has gotten their VISA:

1. Seek God. Pressures in America are more than the one in Nigeria. Money has lured many int'l students into homosexual, pls be careful.Girls will throw themselves to you, but remember that some are looking for lives to finish. Check youtube and read the story of some HIV positive Americans that decided to infect innocent lives because they were so angry.

2. Search for a local church and identify yourself with them. Please, search don't pick. There are many homosexual Churches.

3. I have heard this several times. Your first 3 weeks in America can determine your stay there. The kind of people you associate with in the first 3weeks. The kind of orientations that you acquired, etc. Why cant you draw you plan for the first three weeks.

4. Know what you want.

5. Read, read and read. Try be the best in your class and you will see how ways will be opening.

6. If you can afford two mobile phone lines, do. Nigerians think everyone that step out is fetching the cash on the tree and they will be mounting pressures on you. So, give one to stubborn people you know and one for your close relatives and friends.

7. Take advantage of your environment.

deevick246: I was refused today by the V0 at counter 6 (Lagos). This is how it went down:
I was not praying for the VO because he was spending a lot of time with applicants and he rejected a lot of applicants.
VO: the sighed me as I was walking across to him. Good morning, pass me your documents pls.
ME: good morning sir, here they are
VO: ok can you bring up your case...
ME: I was like na which one be bring up your case again. I asked him to repeat himself and he said it again. So I got it that he want me to tell him what I am here for. Na so I start by saying, I am going to study Masters in Public Administration at ..... University, then defined Public Administration as a disciplined which broadly deals with good governance, human relations and the society at large and also focuses on the implementation of government policies, programmes and activities for the betterment of the citizens. I choose to study masters in PA because I have a keen interest in good governance in Nigeria.
V0: ok, why this school?
ME: because the university offers excellence career preparation in public administration which a real world learning experience.
VO: Have u travel out of Nigeria before?
ME: no, there has not been a need to.
VO: ok, are u married?
ME: No.
VO: where do u work?
ME: I told him.
VO: who is paying for your fees.
ME: my dad.
VO: what does not dad do?
ME: he is a building contractor and a estate developer.
VO: did you write the GRE?
ME: No, the university does not require it for admission into this programme.
VO: I'm sorry I can not issue you the visa at this time....bla bla

Lesson: I know surely that I was refused on the grounds of GRE. Its painful tho, because the V0 was just looking at me and typing seriously and me maintained eye contacts all through.
Advice: please everyone going as a graduate student should endeavour to write either the GRE or GMAT, even if your school does not require it for admission purpose, like mine did not and plus that I had a $2000 partial scholarship, so I was thinking the GRE won't be an issue since its not part of the admission requirements.

At this point, I want to congratulate everyone who got their visas and those yet to go for their interview, I beg make una no dey entertain unnecessary fear, that interview is not as difficult as it has been projected. Its basically a conversation between 2 people ( you and the VO). Be yourself.
I sincerely appreciate king1_00, Freeman_lxy, leadzeal, djunit, walex57, samuel4U and everyone on this thread.
Its not over yet, until I get my visa lol

kpolli:

You almost got it, y change it now?
Plus isn't that the course u really wanna study?

AnythinCanHapen:


Oga,i think you were just unfortunate. The guy no want give u.He denied you based on ties and not the GRE only.After telling him you have not traveled out and not married,your chances were very low.Answering another No to the GRE was like pouring petrol to the fire.

leadzeal: @deevick,

U ll sure get it. Just make necessary adjustment.

@jimtosam,

Thanks for that insightful advice. God ll surely see us thru.

deevick246: @ imprexousxxx
I remembered I once sent you an email to your email addy requesting for GRE materials but you did not send it, maybe you did not receive the email. So I am asking here now for the GRE Materials to be sent to deevick246 at yahoo. com please. Thanks.

deevick246: I was refused today by the V0 at counter 6 (Lagos). This is how it went down:
I was not praying for the VO because he was spending a lot of time with applicants and he rejected a lot of applicants.
VO: the sighed me as I was walking across to him. Good morning, pass me your documents pls.
ME: good morning sir, here they are
VO: ok can you bring up your case...
ME: I was like na which one be bring up your case again. I asked him to repeat himself and he said it again. So I got it that he want me to tell him what I am here for. Na so I start by saying, I am going to study Masters in Public Administration at ..... University, then defined Public Administration as a disciplined which broadly deals with good governance, human relations and the society at large and also focuses on the implementation of government policies, programmes and activities for the betterment of the citizens. I choose to study masters in PA because I have a keen interest in good governance in Nigeria.
V0: ok, why this school?
ME: because the university offers excellence career preparation in public administration which a real world learning experience.
VO: Have u travel out of Nigeria before?
ME: no, there has not been a need to.
VO: ok, are u married?
ME: No.
VO: where do u work?
ME: I told him.
VO: who is paying for your fees.
ME: my dad.
VO: what does not dad do?
ME: he is a building contractor and a estate developer.
VO: did you write the GRE?
ME: No, the university does not require it for admission into this programme.
VO: I'm sorry I can not issue you the visa at this time....bla bla

Lesson: I know surely that I was refused on the grounds of GRE. Its painful tho, because the V0 was just looking at me and typing seriously and me maintained eye contacts all through.
Advice: please everyone going as a graduate student should endeavour to write either the GRE or GMAT, even if your school does not require it for admission purpose, like mine did not and plus that I had a $2000 partial scholarship, so I was thinking the GRE won't be an issue since its not part of the admission requirements.

At this point, I want to congratulate everyone who got their visas and those yet to go for their interview, I beg make una no dey entertain unnecessary fear, that interview is not as difficult as it has been projected. Its basically a conversation between 2 people ( you and the VO). Be yourself.
I sincerely appreciate king1_00, Freeman_lxy, leadzeal, djunit, walex57, samuel4U and everyone on this thread.
Its not over yet, until I get my visa lol

Paywole:
I choose to study automobile technology at first in one community college but am thinking of changing it to mech engr since automobile tech is like a subset to the superset of mech engr so pls what are my chances with this