UnaDoWell:
Yes, Spring 2023.

STEM, Same field

Ikmontana1:
Good Evening

please which country is better for masters program for an immigrant between

* United states of America

* Canada

* Australia

and reasons.

Thanks.

UnaDoWell:
I contacted the Prof directly around August & he agreed to supervise my PhD.

Duisburg:


Better is relative. However, I would assume you mean "better" in term of scholarship opportunity, standard of living and job opportunity.

1. Scholarship opportunity: The US. There is even no competition. Even Australians and Canadians go over to the US because of their many scholarship opportunities.

2. Standard of living: Australia and Canada. You cannot regret going to either of the two. They are far far better than the US in this regard. Why? Simple.

In Australia and Canada, you can at least be about 80% sure that you'll live long if you're not attacked by a terrible disease or jammed by a vehicle. In the US, it is opposite. At every junction, death is staring at you. Even a co-buyer at a mall can shoot you dead. It's that terrible. Expect death at any point in time no matter how safe the environment can be. Those gentle faces strolling on the streets? Beware of them. They have guns in their bags.

3. Job opportunity: The US. No argument at ALL. There, you have any kind of job you are looking for, of course with a very huge pay.

So, yes, here is my simple answer. Choose your demon accordingly.

Nooziinoo:



I believe there’s a pathway for PhDs to get GC in the US. But if I had to choose, Australia is the better option for me. I would even pick a PhD in Germany over one in the US

Luckydonalds:

What course are you studying?
Did the professor need your transcript before you got the admit?

I'm asking because I'd be graduating Bachelor's in August 2023 and I'm not sure if I can get my transcript 4 months after graduation (Nigerian school's and their issues) in preparation for Spring 2024.

Jojoarmani101:
HELLO EVERYONE please how many schools should i apply for and how will they know how many schooolsi applied for at the consulate.

Najdorf:

What's your educational level if you don't mind me asking?

Duisburg:


Better is relative. However, I would assume you mean "better" in term of scholarship opportunity, standard of living and job opportunity.

1. Scholarship opportunity: The US. There is even no competition. Even Australians and Canadians go over to the US because of their many scholarship opportunities.

2. Standard of living: Australia and Canada. You cannot regret going to either of the two. They are far far better than the US in this regard. Why? Simple.

In Australia and Canada, you can at least be about 80% sure that you'll live long if you're not attacked by a terrible disease or jammed by a vehicle. In the US, it is opposite. At every junction, death is staring at you. Even a co-buyer at a mall can shoot you dead. It's that terrible. Expect death at any point in time no matter how safe the environment can be. Those gentle faces strolling on the streets? Beware of them. They have guns in their bags.

3. Job opportunity: The US. No argument at ALL. There, you have any kind of job you are looking for, of course with a very huge pay.

So, yes, here is my simple answer. Choose your demon accordingly.

frankmoney:
why ? Can you give reasons ?

Nooziinoo:



I believe there’s a pathway for PhDs to get GC in the US. But if I had to choose, Australia is the better option for me. I would even pick a PhD in Germany over one in the US

Mideriks04:
Please can someone direct me to part 1 of this thread.... everything I'm reading here is confusing....I can't really relate

Gokoyer1401:
Hello guys,
A Graduate school in US gave me application fee waiver because I told them that I am not financially bouyant to apply.

Recently, the graduate school said they had transferred my file to the department for admission recommendations. Anyway, without funding, i am not going to accept any offer from them.

My first question:
At what point can i request for I-20 for F2 applicants? Should in case I get funding, are they going to request for bank statement of account before issuing i-20 for F2 applicants.

2nd question,
if i send them bank statement with my name on it, is it not going to look as if i am being dishonest with my financial situation. I applied to so many places last year without any funding btw. I just didn't want to waste my hard earned money this time.

Thanksg everyone for your time.

damille:
Good morning guys I have a small issue. While filling my Ds-160, I filled city of birth as Mushin (which is totally correct) but on my passport data page, Lagos was written as place of birth.

Will this cause any issue during interview?

Nooziinoo:



1. You can request for F2 I20 when requesting for yours.

2. No, it isn’t. Not if you stated that you could not pay the application fee at that point in time. If they ask, the money was already marked for a project/your tuition and you didn’t want to touch it. You should wait for admission decision before stressing yourself.