akin08:
Yes i did send hard copy to uis bt nt ntnu

kissoflife:
Pls house is there any Norwegian school that accept HND for Masters in Engineering or Sciences?

ritze:

...and no 1 gave this dude a response. I want to be in the know as well. Guys, pls do justice to this..

stewiepeter:

No they just see it. Cause obviously they know u will have to send the money when you are admitted.

lobito007:
Who has seen @akin08 ooo?

Nitta08:
WOW! WOW!! WOW!!! Great work guys. I've been following this trend for sometime now and I must say, it's really helpful.
akin08, please how did you document your proof of English language sufficiency while applying to NTNU? Did you take TOEFL ?

lobito007:

NTNU does not require eng lang test from Nigerian, so need for any documentation. However, you may still obtain a letter from your uni certifying that you had your undergrad edu in english.

Nitta08:
Thanks a mill Lobito.
Do you have any idea about the accommodation? How can I arrange with a family or the whole single room stuff by the school. What's the range like?

lobito007:
That will be taken care of by the school.

akin08:

lol bro....sorry have been very busy preparing for the 4thcomin exam. i couldnot retrieve exact SOP that i used as i lost my flash when i arrived here in stavanger, however i will send you one of the editions but not the final edition.

send me a reminder. thank you bro

goodluck

olajidegeo:
Good day great people. I never knew a platform like this existed on nairaland. I've been reading peoples comment since morning and I really appreciate the advice and useful suggestions. Am a graduate of Geology and wants to study MSc Petroleum Geoscience at University of Oslo session 2016/2017. Have sent my transcripts to the school and i have my SOP and Recommendation letters. Am yet to complete the application online cos i'm still awaiting my IELTS result. Any useful comment and suggestion would be welcome. I pray we all achieve massive success in all our endeavors. God bless you all

lobito007:

I really think you should not delay your online application for ielts. The exam board will forward your score directly to the school, provided you gave them the school's details during the exam. However, if you did not, you should still go ahead and complete the online application. You can upload your score when it's ready. Good you have applied so early.

lobito007:

I really think you should not delay your online application for ielts. The exam board will forward your score directly to the school, provided you gave them the school's details during the exam. However, if you did not, you should still go ahead and complete the online application. You can upload your score when it's ready. Good you have applied so early.

Ezegozie:
why do you guys want Norway?
Why not Canada who speaks English and is fair enough in cost of living.
Cost of living in Norway is high.
And that certificate you will acquire there, is it well respected in Nigeria?

StarFlux:
Good point. There may well be several reasons for choosing Norway instead, no tuition being one of them. There is definitely a language barrier, so it is something to consider.

It isn't that rare to find people who aren't prepared for the costs. A bag of food at any of the low-cost foodchains might very well cost 7k naira and upwards, so you can easily figure the cost long-term (though with some budgeting and smart purchases you can get by with less). It's a really bad idea applying for a course here if you do not have the necessary funds. It will make you broke more or less and won't be very enjoyable.

One thing I've observed is that people buy a lot of beer and then complain about the costs of living. There is free, clean water in abundance, what would you need beer for? Alcohol is one of the most expensive things you can purchase. The 2,5m naira fund requirement is actually not a lot of money in this country, believe it or not.

olujastro:


Well, I'm used to managing myself when it becomes necessary. I still can't believe I lived on 20k(5.5% of income) as pocket
money this month just to enable me meet up d 2.5m account balance in short notice.
My only worry about Norway is ones chance of getting a skilled job related to ones course of study after MSc, if one truly has only 6months extension to achieve such in a country with a different national language. Bros, I don't hope to return to 9ja as an applicant after leaving my job to gain knowledge about the field I'm passionate about. At least 5yrs of skilled work there will be a good reward.
I initially wanted Canada but I'm only trying Norway cos of the affordability and cos they offer the course I love to further on.

So many uncertainties...

rinzylee:
Amen bros....na to come naija invest. Concluding my NTNU applications morrow...feeling a lil scared, GP ain't soo good. God must make way for me..abeg add Amen somebody

rinzylee:
Amen bros....na to come naija invest. Concluding my NTNU applications morrow...feeling a lil scared, GP ain't soo good. God must make way for me..abeg add Amen somebody

olujastro:


Well, I'm used to managing myself when it becomes necessary. I still can't believe I lived on 20k(5.5% of income) as pocket
money this month just to enable me meet up d 2.5m account balance in short notice.
My only worry about Norway is ones chance of getting a skilled job related to ones course of study after MSc, if one truly has only 6months extension to achieve such in a country with a different national language. Bros, I don't hope to return to 9ja as an applicant after leaving my job to gain knowledge about the field I'm passionate about. At least 5yrs of skilled work there will be a good reward.
I initially wanted Canada but I'm only trying Norway cos of the affordability and cos they offer the course I love to further on.

So many uncertainties...

olajidegeo:




BIG AMEN. i assure you by God's grace, this time next year, we go dey prepare for exams at Norway.