warriboy21:
gosh im so down emotionaly ..i never bargained for this....my mom dad n brodas escorted me to d park to take lagos bus,,i have never cried in a long time..i didnt kn were d tears came from al under my chin was hard n trying to pull out...i just realised i wont b seeing my lovly moom n brodas in a long time...my mom hugged me n broke in tears .her voice was shaky..d bond is too strong..i just felt dis loneliness kinda of thigy

so na so e de b ...only my dad escorted me to lagos sha..dat 1 eye strong die

i think say i go jus travel freely without mising anything.. ..may God keep my family for me...amen

Boss na so e dey be oh, me bin wan prove hard guy before, but that thing called tears commot, my papa eyes RED!!, but he no Cry..... MEN ARE STRONG, EJO!!

akagson:
I asked this question on my own thread but haven't received any response yet. This is the exact question below. Hope someone talks to me :

" I want to study in the US but I'm in dilemma as to which course (major) I'm to study that would be beneficial when I come back here to Nigeria. I wanted to study Psychology but from the reviews from American students and graduates, they say Psychology isn't a very good major in USA owing to the fact that it has one of the lowest paid salaries and high unemployment rate. Can a Psychology degree be useful in Nigeria for me? If not, what course would you advise me to study that would have a high ROI?
Note : I don't think I can do any Engineering"

U said beneficial when u come back to Nigeria, make up ur mind 1st and if u want to stay over there look for a good course with better opportunity

deniike:
Stop throwing words at DeeTus too.

tell me about it...don't mind her

coobboy:


Boss na so e dey be oh, me bin wan prove hard guy before, but that thing called tears commot, my papa eyes RED!!, but he no Cry..... MEN ARE STRONG, EJO!!

Una funny gaan,

mbeenox:


U said beneficial when u come back to Nigeria, make up ur mind 1st and if u want to stay over there look for a good course with better opportunity

OK. I would really love to remain there but one don't have to put all eggs in one basket, that's why I'm looking for courses that would still be profitable if by chance I find myself back to Nigeria. But what is my chances of remaining in the US after my 4-year US visa expires?

akagson:

OK. I would really love to remain there but one don't have to put all eggs in one basket, that's why I'm looking for courses that would still be profitable if by chance I find myself back to Nigeria. But what is my chances of remaining in the US after my 4-year US visa expires?

Visa is for 2years

coobboy:

Visa is for 2years

OK, whichever. My question is what are my chances that I can remain there after my undergrad program?

akagson:
I asked this question on my own thread but haven't received any response yet. This is the exact question below. Hope someone talks to me :

" I want to study in the US but I'm in dilemma as to which course (major) I'm to study that would be beneficial when I come back here to Nigeria. I wanted to study Psychology but from the reviews from American students and graduates, they say Psychology isn't a very good major in USA owing to the fact that it has one of the lowest paid salaries and high unemployment rate. Can a Psychology degree be useful in Nigeria for me? If not, what course would you advise me to study that would have a high ROI?
Note : I don't think I can do any Engineering"

Let me correct you of the hogwash reviews you've seen from the American reviewers. This is a field that you can practice without working for anyone. The downside is that the least level of degree in psychology expected to self practice in U.S is PhD or PsyD. Some other professions have raised the bar too. Starting this year, Nurse practitioners who want to practice must have a doctrate degree. Many of them American reviewers can't study to this advanced level, so they tend to give such crazy reviews after they couldn't do anything tangible with their BS or MS in psychology. Most of them will like to compare the salary of a psychologist with that of a MD.

My wife is a doctorate student in clinical psychology in her 3 of 5 years. Currently she's a student psychologist in HIV unit of Harlem Hospital for a 1 year unpaid externship. She got few other places too (including United States department of veterans affairs) during the search but for resume purpose and prospect of job in hospital/healthcare, she chose the HH.

Back to you, as an international student, prospect of job might be shaky (the same thing for other professions including sciences) and if you won't like to get to the PhD or PsyD level, just forget about studying psychology. But for someone like her who's an American, heaven is her limit because she can practice on her own immediately after her degree. And as once an international student like you who knows how labor market treats international students after studying and what's up in Nigeria, I would advised you to just face your front.... except you want to reach the last level too and don't plan working in Nigeria.


For your research on how psychologists can work on their own for a good pay, check this link I just forwarded to wifey: http://news.yahoo.com/officials-man-posed-doctor-treated-patients-basement-002002279.html?soc_src=mediacontentstory&soc_trk=fb

All the best friend!

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akagson:
OK, whichever. My question is what are my chances that I can remain there after my undergrad program?

Next step Masters, As long as you are registered for classes, and you paid for them, you will always be in status, till you get married to a citizen, or some other route. Or you can always renew your visa outside the US

mbeenox:


Candy won't take the feeling away completely, it can help

with candy you won't feel it. It's not completely cos it's a therapy

imperiouxx:


Let me correct you of the hogwash reviews you've seen from the American reviewers.....

[i][/i]Wow! Thanks a lot. Really inspirational.

Stewee:


Goodluck!

wish you the best. Thy faith has made thee whole.

warriboy21:
gosh im so down emotionaly ..i never bargained for this....my mom dad n brodas escorted me to d park to take lagos bus,,i have never cried in a long time..i didnt kn were d tears came from al under my chin was hard n trying to pull out...i just realised i wont b seeing my lovly moom n brodas in a long time...my mom hugged me n broke in tears .her voice was shaky..d bond is too strong..i just felt dis loneliness kinda of thigy

so na so e de b ...only my dad escorted me to lagos sha..dat 1 eye strong die

i think say i go jus travel freely without mising anything.. ..may God keep my family for me...amen

My guy you for holla me to come block you for airport road

deniike:
Stop throwing words at DeeTus too.

zeezahbee:
Who's this one ?

You wanna raise dead bones??

His case has been long trash and sorted.

na wen you no get anything to say na him u dey talk dat one

TXRunner:

na wen you no get anything to say na him u dey talk dat one

udeyokay:

First class mail.

First class don't have tracking number here but it will take longer time than expected

TXRunner:

lmao. sha stop forming chairlady. cos we get ur story and we knw u ain't shït

akagson:
I asked this question on my own thread but haven't received any response yet. This is the exact question below. Hope someone talks to me :

" I want to study in the US but I'm in dilemma as to which course (major) I'm to study that would be beneficial when I come back here to Nigeria. I wanted to study Psychology but from the reviews from American students and graduates, they say Psychology isn't a very good major in USA owing to the fact that it has one of the lowest paid salaries and high unemployment rate. Can a Psychology degree be useful in Nigeria for me? If not, what course would you advise me to study that would have a high ROI?
Note : I don't think I can do any Engineering"

Have you thought about "Industrial Psychology"... superb!!!

imperiouxx:


I see. You don't want be in such mess. In such situation, you will be asked to pay child support until the child reaches 18 yrs old, a few default in payment can earn you up to 1 year rent free shared room in state/federal prison. http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/consequences-of-not-paying-child-support.html

For more research on implication of child support, check on google "Why did Walter Scott run from the police"

Na joke I dey sha. More of a globe trotter wannabe and even a green card can't hold me down.

One of my guys that enlisted into the ROTC air force division was told that he has to renounce his Nigerian citizenship. Ain't there a way to go around that clause?

u guz shud leave zezabee alone o..she is d queen of the thread...d iron lady,d war defender

i like

Walspring:


My guy you for holla me to come block you for airport road

lol guyman hwfa

warriboy21:
u guz shud leave zezabee alone o..she is d queen of the thread...d iron lady,d war defender

i like

Them say I Abi homeless , me wey I dey use flat rent.

Warri, I dey see your pics for bbm o. Safe bro

zeezahbee:
:DNo be only you sef. Una get association

I Will keep yall in dilemma till you hug transformer

Stewee stevecrun see me see trouble ooo

lmao. she dey call backup. which dilemma? loooool I laugh in Swahili. u wey no be anything dey form madam. loooooool i can't laugh oo. make I ask again, have dey approve your hardship thing? abi u no get money take apply?

dey come here dey lie say u dey go University of Houston studying pharmacy wen na houston community college you dey dey study one yeye course. stop looking down on pple then ur life can be better

Quick Question guys, abeg what's the minimum educational requirement for for getting into a master progam in the states?