tensazangetsu20:


Undergraduate admissions in Chile is very tricky. You need to write the paes which is equivalent to jamb to get entrance to university and schooling in Chile is very expensive like very expensive and degrees in Chilean universities are very long. We are talking at least 5 years and paying huge fees alongside money for food and rent and upkeep. My hand no dey there. I can only advise a masters degree and before that you must have a skill that can enable you get job to sort yourself out. You have only 2 years.

I thought as much. Some of their low-end processes are complex for foreigners. I'll see if it's still going to be viable.
Thanks.

Hello tensazangetsu20 , based on your experiences, do you know if old WAEC results(10 years+), can be used for undergraduate admissions and if it'll be acceptable at Chilean consulates?

Also, I'm seeing a reoccurring theme with quotas for foreigners, with mentions of wait-lists( universidad de Chile's website, under the undergraduate then special admissions tab, is the most detailed I've seen on the subject out of most Chilean university websites, but it's not clear on how easy or hard it is to get admitted).
Will choosing a less known/prestigious university make it more certain to be accepted?

I do have more questions, can I pm you? Thanks.