HABRUZZY: please pals i need gmat materials please abubakarberete@yahoo.com

Ndyoo: @ bigfrancis,what do you access the epub files with or how can you convert it to .pdf.....
anybody that knows should tell me...

Ndyoo: @ bigfrancis,what do you access the epub files with or how can you convert it to .pdf.....
anybody that knows should tell me...

merryberry: Hi everyone!!!
I am planning to go for a masters program in either Canada or USA. Though i have started the applying to the schools.
i have a few questions to ask as i am applying by myself but i just finished my Undergrad in the UK and I am still in the UK so i am hoping to apply for VISA from here(UK)
Pls what's the best way of convincing them(US EMBASSY)that i would be back in Naija after my studies? AND can you people give me hints and tips on the interview questions?
i have applied for visiting visa to the US and i had been rejected before...

My parents are in the states and i feel USA embassy would think my plans for the masters in their country is to hook up with my family there(which is also part of my plan sha ooo).

I need experienced advice please.... THANK YOU
Just scared cuz i dont want to be rejected

freezzz: @bigfrancis, imperouxx, kpoli please and please and please, I beg you in the name of God that you serve, I need Gre and Toefl materials badly. Thank you, e se, na gode, dalu, gracias, merci and so on and so forth

Rickywowoz: Hey friends,who has info about university of Alaska fairbanks and alaska state as a whole..ie job opportunity after graduation,standard of education,weather etc

jimtosam: Hi House,

Pls, a friend of mine need the latest GRE and Toefl materials. I will appreciate if anyone can help.

saajng@gmail.com or saajng@yahoo.com

freezzz: oh @ log1, I dropped it before, sorry, thanks, I don't even know what to say, ok this is it--->psalmnugba4eva@yahoo.com for gre and toefl materials, thanks very very much, God bless you.

imperiouxx:

Don't think you can ever endure the harshest cold spell in Alaska friend, unless you are born in Iceland or high north Canada with scanty population. Coming from temperate country of about 38 degree Celsius with lowest of 24 to Alaska -50 to -65 degree Celsius. 6 good months of thick iceberg covering seas. You think say that na bean water temperature? No go suffer yourself o

log1:
Does that mean we dont have any Nigeria living or schooling there at all?

imperiouxx:

First of all, you can't ever endure the harshest cold spell in Alaska friend, unless you are born and raised in Iceland or high northern Canada with scanty population. Coming from temperate country of about 38 degree Celsius with lowest of 24 to Alaska -50 to -65 degree Celsius. 6 good months of thick iceberg covering seas. You think say that na bean water temperature? No go suffer yourself o

With the cold, you can't joy a day activity let alone study and work there.

Also, what you mean by standard of education system of a US state? Answer: It's like in every state of US.

Rickywowoz: thanks alot boss i was looking at alaska,texas,oklahoma,north dakota,carlifornia,louisana,uta,NM bt its like most skuls in carlifonia and louisana are costly..texas would be my dream destination bt i want to expand my options so nw i'm luking at new mexico,texas,oklahoma and north dakota..wat do u think guys,i'm going 4 Msc in petroleum engineering.

kpolli:
Thanks for the response Kpolli,. I am not a permanent resident. I just schooled here. But my visa is still valid. So I was wondering if I can apply from here instead of going back to Nij. I have done my GMAT. And I am looking to do an MBA or any business related course. Do u know any one that can help with interview tips? Thanks!.
Except ur a perm resident, you would most likely have to be interviewed in Naija.... Then you would need to show them you really are going to study, about convincing them ur coming back (if they ask) just say you dream of working with fed govt back home in order to blah blah blah (Yvete is the master of this part).... But first work on ur gaining admission, hope you have done GRE or GMAT?

kpolli:

Except ur a perm resident, you would most likely have to be interviewed in Naija.... Then you would need to show them you really are going to study, about convincing them ur coming back (if they ask) just say you dream of working with fed govt back home in order to blah blah blah (Yvete is the master of this part).... But first work on ur gaining admission, hope you have done GRE or GMAT?

kpolli:

Except ur a perm resident, you would most likely have to be interviewed in Naija.... Then you would need to show them you really are going to study, about convincing them ur coming back (if they ask) just say you dream of working with fed govt back home in order to blah blah blah (Yvete is the master of this part).... But first work on ur gaining admission, hope you have done GRE or GMAT?

Rickywowoz: thanks alot boss i was looking at alaska,texas,oklahoma,north dakota,carlifornia,louisana,uta,NM bt its like most skuls in carlifonia and louisana are costly..texas would be my dream destination bt i want to expand my options so nw i'm luking at new mexico,texas,oklahoma and north dakota..wat do u think guys,i'm going 4 Msc in petroleum engineering.

imperiouxx:

First of all, you can't ever endure the harshest cold spell in Alaska friend, unless you are born and raised in Iceland or high northern Canada with scanty population. Coming from temperate country of about 38 degree Celsius with lowest of 24 to Alaska -50 to -65 degree Celsius. 6 good months of thick iceberg covering seas. You think say that na bean water temperature? No go suffer yourself o

With the cold, you can't joy a day activity let alone study and work there.

Also, what you mean by standard of education system of a US state? Answer: It's like in every state of US.

imperiouxx:

Since petroleum is confined to locations, cancel out NM and ND. Your best bet is to stay TX or CA. If not, NM is good and cheap too. Only if you want to study mining then NM is the best. To study geology, all except ND is good. To study ice, ocean, polar bears, penguins, dolphins or whales then a semester in AL is good if you can endure far below freezing point of water.

Square65:

For petroleum, if u want to stay where the real mccoy is, its tx, ca, la, and maybe ok

imperiouxx:

Since petroleum is confined to locations, cancel out NM and ND. Your best bet is to stay TX or CA. If not, NM is good and cheap too. Only if you want to study mining then NM is the best. To study geology, all except ND is good. To study ice, ocean, polar bears, penguins, dolphins or whales then a semester in AL is good if you can endure far below freezing point of water.

OjaP:

Bros, North Dakota is the -ish now for Oil and Gas. North Dakota is near amazing geology, the oil boom in ND is no more news. The Bakken formation in the state contain up to 4.3 billion barrels of reserve.

Employment rate in ND is now less than 4.3% due to the oil boom. Geology or Petroleum Engineering grad students will have no problem interning with the local oil companies. This may eventually lead to a permanent job. Also, most of the oil companies there are constantly looking for contractors to work for them, this means experience for starters (grad students who are still in school).

University of Alaska Fairbanks has one of the best Petroleum Engineering program in the country, I think it is worth it to endure the cold, afterall I have friends who schooled there and didn't die of the extreme cold weather conditions.

And YES, you are all correct that California, Texas, Alaska and Loisianna are states where the oil money is, but please add North Dakota to the list. That is the reigning state now.