LagosismyHome:
Uncle TWOODS i hail ooo although i dont know if its Uncle or Aunty

anodebeanthony:
Trust me it's very easy. Just know the right person to meet. My cousin's own took a week plus, that was last month. Booklet is available now in Abuja

sshola:
Hi gurus,

I have a BSC in maths education and I have been admitted to study Ms mathematics. My aim of studying is to become a lecturer and consultant in the field of analysis ( Complex and Data analysis). Will it be a very strong point to tell the VO that I aspire to be a lecturer and that is why I am studying further? Or I should just base my point on just analysis? Pls critique and feed back. Thanks...

Iblad0994:

starboy2016:
I want to make a big shout out to God and also to my friends who helped me out and also to the one and only soldier man walspring mr wale....I have landed USA ....my visa was granted last month April 21st and I was denied two times granted 3rd time ...please be determined and the school is Lincoln university in case anyone is interested I have to give back by saying the school and also.....
Here is my transcript.....
VO : what's your highest degree
Answer : bsc
VO : which school did you graduate and what have you been doing for 5 years you graduated

Answer : I said I went to Lagos state university and graduated 2012 ,went for nysc 2013 to 2014 and joined Nigerian brewery 2015 up till date ....

VO ; ask why I was denied in the past I said I don't know oooooo

VO: so why you wanna study MBA
Answer : I said to stand a better chance of taking over higher chances of been promoted and paid well
VO now said I can see you like your job I said yes I love my job ....
VO asked my fathers occupation
Answer : I said he owns plastic company
And she said she will be approving my visa ...only God I give th Praise and I give respect to you walspring abeg I don lose everybody contact oooo....Thanks everybody

Walspring:


Wow! That's means paper is available now in other states

Check your email I sent you pm

sshola:
Hi gurus,

I have a BSC in maths education and I have been admitted to study Ms mathematics. My aim of studying is to become a lecturer and consultant in the field of analysis ( Complex and Data analysis). Will it be a very strong point to tell the VO that I aspire to be a lecturer and that is why I am studying further? Or I should just base my point on just analysis? Pls critique and feed back. Thanks...

Walspring:


Go and fill a new ds160 and correct it then go back to appointment page and use the feedback option to email them to help edit and insert your new ds160 code..

After everything is done then you go ahead and print out a new appointment confirmation for your interview.

In less than 2-3 days this will be done for you but be ready to upload new ds160 and data page for them to get it done for you as soon as possible and also indicate your interview date if it's getting close so that the person can get it done for you as soon as possible

Walspring:


I will advise you to market yourself well because that is what can do it ooo

adey2014:
bro honesty is key in all we do. if u are confident enough to know what u want for ursef. then u can convince any VO u know what u want. put God first and then say the truth. if its meant to be, nothing will stop u

freslinkz:


Alternatively, after filing a new DS-160, copy the unique code and return to the appointment booking page. On the page, go to update info or data.... you will see where to erase the former code and input the recent one. After doing this, return to print confirmation and you wil see it updated.

All the best bro/sis

sshola:


Thank you bro...I was I my asking because I haven't seen a transcript a bot lecturing, so I was wondering if it isn't a great thing to disclose...because I have a very strong passion for Mathematics.

sshola:


Thank you bro...I was I my asking because I haven't seen a transcript a bot lecturing, so I was wondering if it isn't a great thing to disclose...because I have a very strong passion for Mathematics.

starboy2016:
I want to make a big shout out to God and also to my friends who helped me out and also to the one and only soldier man walspring mr wale....I have landed USA ....my visa was granted last month April 21st and I was denied two times granted 3rd time ...please be determined and the school is Lincoln university in case anyone is interested I have to give back by saying the school and also.....
Here is my transcript.....
VO : what's your highest degree
Answer : bsc
VO : which school did you graduate and what have you been doing for 5 years you graduated

Answer : I said I went to Lagos state university and graduated 2012 ,went for nysc 2013 to 2014 and joined Nigerian brewery 2015 up till date ....

VO ; ask why I was denied in the past I said I don't know oooooo

VO: so why you wanna study MBA
Answer : I said to stand a better chance of taking over higher chances of been promoted and paid well
VO now said I can see you like your job I said yes I love my job ....
VO asked my fathers occupation
Answer : I said he owns plastic company
And she said she will be approving my visa ...only God I give th Praise and I give respect to you walspring abeg I don lose everybody contact oooo ....Thanks everybody

Just like that.. my God! your visa was ordained by God.. Indeed only him deserve your praise. you are really a star boy..Congrats

LagosismyHome:


Both Lecturing and Mathematics are great career path and if you like it Kudos to you ......... They are both good prospect so sell yourself well and let your passion shine through . You can even say you want to follow both path , it doesn't have to be one or the other. You can be passionate about both so Say it with pride and sell yourself well ..........nothing do you

Walspring:


You are right but the method is no longer working for over 2 years now and I don't know if they have enable it back or you did or someone did it recently that you are aware off.

Mathsquanta:
Visa approved. Glory be to God.

Transcript

Vo: Good morning
Me: Good morning

Vo: what's your study plan?
Me: I'm going to southern arkansas university for a masters degree in computer and information science which is a 30 credit hours course which I'm expected to complete in 2 years. I'd take courses in advanced programming, mobile computing, database management systems....
VO: cuts in... What did you study at undergraduate level?
Me: physics Education
Vo: so why did you choose this MCIS?
Me: I work with a group of e business and alternate banking channels experts. With financial inclusion hitting a reasonable figure in Nigeria, the trends in the banking industry points at making banking more personal hence the need for new technologies like wearable banking systems which I'd be working on in the USA.
Vo: please pick up your passport on Thursday.

Mathsquanta:
Visa approved. Glory be to God.

Transcript

Vo: Good morning
Me: Good morning

Vo: what's your study plan?
Me: I'm going to southern arkansas university for a masters degree in computer and information science which is a 30 credit hours course which I'm expected to complete in 2 years. I'd take courses in advanced programming, mobile computing, database management systems....
VO: cuts in... What did you study at undergraduate level?
Me: physics Education
Vo: so why did you choose this MCIS?
Me: I work with a group of e business and alternate banking channels experts. With financial inclusion hitting a reasonable figure in Nigeria, the trends in the banking industry points at making banking more personal hence the need for new technologies like wearable banking systems which I'd be working on in the USA.
Vo: please pick up your passport on Thursday.

gaviria:
Good morning all. I'm a new member but I've been following so many threads on Nairaland since last year including this one without registering as a member. Everything has been going smoothly, i learned a lot. And it helped me in my GRE and TOEFL where I scored 312 and 100 respectively. But now I have an issue. And please I need the gurus in the house (walspring, imperioxx and other) to help. I don't know what the issue is. I applied for visa last month during the interview I wasn't all that prepared, so I stammered in the first question which was "Why did you choose this course?". I answered because I want to specialize in control Engineering which is a branch of electrical engineering and I enjoyed the theory behind it when I was an undergraduate, it was interesting and challenging " and every other question was just a formality. Me myself I knew I messed up so I didn't care much when she gave me the blue slip. But since that day I've been preparing hard for the interview the second time. I had an answer to virtually all the questions that could be asked because I read a lot of transcript and put down my answers, read them and knew them like the back of my hands. So I went for the interview yesterday again. And this was the transcript
Greetings and pass me your passport and i20
VO: Why are you going to the US?
Me: I'm going for my masters degree in Electrical and electronics engineering at the southern Illinois university in edwardsville, and I chose this school because it's one of the best schools in the Midwestern region of the United States in Electrical Engineering according to usnews.com and forbes.com, and most of the professors in the department are Ivy League trained which is synonymous to having an Ivy League education at a cheaper rate, like professor Tim York of the department who won the 2016 IEEE award of the year for his research paper on "Polarization on image sensoring" and they also have excellent research laboratories and facilities that'll aid in the advancement of my career in this field so that when I come back to the country I can be able to put my skills to work in the power sector of the country as power is one of the major issues we're facing in the country I'd like to come back and contribute my quota to the improvement and development of the sector. (P.S: I said every word)

VO: Where did you learn about all these you just said?
Me: I went online to know more about the school because the last time I came I couldn't explain my situation very well.

VO: Who's paying for this trip?
Me: My Dad.

VO: what does he do?
Me: He'a a renowned lawyer with his own firm and he has about 10 associates working for him.

VO: What are the qualifications needed for this course or something (I didn't hear him very well, but I heard qualifications)
Me: I have a bachelors degree in computer engineering from the university of Lagos.

VO: Have you ever traveled out?
Me: I went for an AIESEC conference in Ghana when I was an undergraduate. (First interview I said the same thing but I forgot to put it in my first DS-160, but I put it in the second DS-160 that I've traveled to Ghana before)

VO: Where do you work currently?
Me: I just completed my National Youth service in April this year as I graduated in November 2015.
(In My DS-160 that place they asked for employment status and all, I put Where I worked during my service year.)

VO: Are you married?
Me: No, I'm just 24 *laughs* .. VO laughed too and said "you never know".

Types for like 3 minutes non stop. And told me sorry you're not eligible at this time. I was weak, because I answered all the questions with so much fluency, I didn't stammer one time. I was just flowing. Please help me what can I do? I want to go for the third time asap because I have the answers to every technical question they can ask. Thanks a lot for the help.

gaviria:
Good morning all. I'm a new member but I've been following so many threads on Nairaland since last year including this one without registering as a member. Everything has been going smoothly, i learned a lot. And it helped me in my GRE and TOEFL where I scored 312 and 100 respectively. But now I have an issue. And please I need the gurus in the house (walspring, imperioxx and other) to help. I don't know what the issue is. I applied for visa last month during the interview I wasn't all that prepared, so I stammered in the first question which was "Why did you choose this course?". I answered because I want to specialize in control Engineering which is a branch of electrical engineering and I enjoyed the theory behind it when I was an undergraduate, it was interesting and challenging " and every other question was just a formality. Me myself I knew I messed up so I didn't care much when she gave me the blue slip. But since that day I've been preparing hard for the interview the second time. I had an answer to virtually all the questions that could be asked because I read a lot of transcript and put down my answers, read them and knew them like the back of my hands. So I went for the interview yesterday again. And this was the transcript
Greetings and pass me your passport and i20
VO: Why are you going to the US?
Me: I'm going for my masters degree in Electrical and electronics engineering at the southern Illinois university in edwardsville, and I chose this school because it's one of the best schools in the Midwestern region of the United States in Electrical Engineering according to usnews.com and forbes.com, and most of the professors in the department are Ivy League trained which is synonymous to having an Ivy League education at a cheaper rate, like professor Tim York of the department who won the 2016 IEEE award of the year for his research paper on "Polarization on image sensoring" and they also have excellent research laboratories and facilities that'll aid in the advancement of my career in this field so that when I come back to the country I can be able to put my skills to work in the power sector of the country as power is one of the major issues we're facing in the country I'd like to come back and contribute my quota to the improvement and development of the sector. (P.S: I said every word)

VO: Where did you learn about all these you just said?
Me: I went online to know more about the school because the last time I came I couldn't explain my situation very well.

VO: Who's paying for this trip?
Me: My Dad.

VO: what does he do?
Me: He'a a renowned lawyer with his own firm and he has about 10 associates working for him.

VO: What are the qualifications needed for this course or something (I didn't hear him very well, but I heard qualifications)
Me: I have a bachelors degree in computer engineering from the university of Lagos.

VO: Have you ever traveled out?
Me: I went for an AIESEC conference in Ghana when I was an undergraduate. (First interview I said the same thing but I forgot to put it in my first DS-160, but I put it in the second DS-160 that I've traveled to Ghana before)

VO: Where do you work currently?
Me: I just completed my National Youth service in April this year as I graduated in November 2015.
(In My DS-160 that place they asked for employment status and all, I put Where I worked during my service year.)

VO: Are you married?
Me: No, I'm just 24 *laughs* .. VO laughed too and said "you never know".

Types for like 3 minutes non stop. And told me sorry you're not eligible at this time. I was weak, because I answered all the questions with so much fluency, I didn't stammer one time. I was just flowing. Please help me what can I do? I want to go for the third time asap because I have the answers to every technical question they can ask. Thanks a lot for the help.

Mathsquanta:
Visa approved. Glory be to God.

Transcript

Vo: Good morning
Me: Good morning

Vo: what's your study plan?
Me: I'm going to southern arkansas university for a masters degree in computer and information science which is a 30 credit hours course which I'm expected to complete in 2 years. I'd take courses in advanced programming, mobile computing, database management systems....
VO: cuts in... What did you study at undergraduate level?
Me: physics Education
Vo: so why did you choose this MCIS?
Me: I work with a group of e business and alternate banking channels experts. With financial inclusion hitting a reasonable figure in Nigeria, the trends in the banking industry points at making banking more personal hence the need for new technologies like wearable banking systems which I'd be working on in the USA.
Vo: please pick up your passport on Thursday.

ToluexCA:




Bro he/she just asked you why are you going to the US and you said all that?? cmon.. that's one long epistle to digest.. you could have made it short and concise. everything other was perfect except the first answer it shows that you actually crammed it - to me tho..
and also I think you answered the usual second question which is - Why southern Illinois university in Edwardsville?

I stand to be corrected

234ng44uk:

In my opinion, your response are superb. Until you told her all your fine responses are simply memorised answers copied from "online".
Also, you're not working. NYSC ppa is not a job, but you claimed that's where you've worked in your DS-160 form and then contradicted yourself in the interview.

Ndawe:

Greetings and pass me your passport and i20
VO: Why are you going to the US?
Me: I'm going for my masters degree in Electrical and electronics engineering at the southern Illinois university in edwardsville, and I chose this school because it's one of the best schools in the Midwestern region of the United States in Electrical Engineering according to usnews.com and forbes.com, and most of the professors in the department are Ivy League trained which is synonymous to having an Ivy League education at a cheaper rate, like professor Tim York of the department who won the 2016 IEEE award of the year for his research paper on "Polarization on image sensoring" and they also have excellent research laboratories and facilities that'll aid in the advancement of my career in this field so that when I come back to the country I can be able to put my skills to work in the power sector of the country as power is one of the major issues we're facing in the country I'd like to come back and contribute my quota to the improvement and development of the sector. (P.S: I said every word)

VO: Where did you learn about all these you just said?
Me: I went online to know more about the school because the last time I came I couldn't explain my situation very well.

I'm no visa expert but in my opinion, this your response seems like "la cram, la pour". Too much information really, it seems as though you wanted to "bamboozle" or "over-impress" the VO really.

Then at the bolded, seems a bit too forward really. I think the next time, you should be concise and stick to the questions asked. #my 2cents

dwal:
Dear All,

Just want to find out if am qualified to apply for a Masters course in America.

Qualifications:

HND Food Tech
PGD Management
MBA marketing.

12 years working experience.


please guru in the house kindly advise.