enigbon:
nice 1 bro, please abeg more God Bless u

ausbee92:
please house, help a brother out! I want to study abroad via scholarship but i am a jjc in this part. I need proper guidance from the gurus in the house how to go about it in the following categories:
1.can Toefl or IELTS qualify me for scholarship?
2.which school do u recommend in terms of scholarship for international student (to study civil engineering, B.eng)
3.what do you advice i start doing now towards admission for fall 2018 (August)..
4. finally if u wish to help me privately i will really appreciate you sending mail @ ausbee92@gmail.com
thanks for ur kind response and God bless you.

mikeayus:
please in which passport office?

Walspring:
To all those......

DeeTus:
1. Sponsorship, 2. Visa, 3. Work experience

There are still jobs in Nigeria. PH, etc. Even here on Nairaland. Jobs are being posted on a daily basis. I even got one contract job on Nairaland last year and I made some cool cash.

It's all about being smart my brother. Anything you need is on this site.

CaptEColeJnr:
Nna na wa oo
Na so so PostGrad talks I just dey see
Nobody to help out an undergraduate applicant like me... I just dey hear GRE,TOEFL,MSc blah blah blah

Kingbukaz:



Please drop the link for the job search

gokuu:


Lol. Have you heard the concept of "pay your dues"?
First, you need to pay your dues in the Nigerian university system.

CaptEColeJnr:
that one na for una oo .. me wan pay my dues for better country.. this country no dey try at all for education... Dem ASUU are just after their own pockets, they never loved us.

imperiouxx:


And this is why your question remains unanswered because most here paid the dues to Nigeria first....... eg long ASUU strikes, poor grading system, studying with no electricity, falling sick while writing exams, going to school during fuel scarcity, paying for project from your pocket while credit goes to the professor etc.

CaptEColeJnr:
And you type all those as if it is how its supposed to be
The problem with you Nigerians is that you have taken the artificially-inflicted hardships in this country to be normal and even give yourselves praises for 'overcoming' it.

Pathetic. I refuse to be part of this useless education system

gokuu:


Lol. Have you heard the concept of "pay your dues"?
First, you need to pay your dues in the Nigerian university system.

iekene:


If you have sufficient resources please by all means come to USA. YOU DIDN'T BORROW ANYTHING FROM NIGERIA. YOU OWE HER NO DUES.

Write SAT and Toefl applying to schools that fit your score and funds. That's basically it.

imperiouxx:


And this is why your question remains unanswered because most here paid the dues to Nigeria first....... eg long ASUU strikes, poor grading system, studying with no electricity, falling sick while writing exams, going to school during fuel scarcity, paying for project from your pocket while credit goes to the professor etc.

CaptEColeJnr:
[s]And you type all those as if it is how its supposed to be [/s]
[s]The problem with you Nigerians is that you have taken the artificially-inflicted hardships in this country to be normal and even give yourselves praises for 'overcoming' it.[/s]

Pathetic. I refuse to be part of this useless education system

Beautyaddy:


Huh If this is what you call paid dues to a country I will have to differ on that...it looks more like unpaid slavery and torture for a country.

imperiouxx:


Even a kind of saucy undergrad

As an undergrad student, what have you made out of the "useless education system" that worth transferring to U.S system?

So Mr PostGrad,what have you contributed to your country let alone the United States?
Internet trolling? Cyber bullying?

CaptEColeJnr:
Interesting..
It's funny to realise that you keep contradicting yourself.. A country like the United States will be happy to retain a very intelligent undergraduate-cum graduate student who performed excellently in his 4-year program.

What I mean in summary is that I'm still a raw meat in process.. when I graduate,then I can contribute immensely.

CaptEColeJnr:


what have you contributed to your country let alone the United States?

imperiouxx:


Well, it's good you're trying to sell yourself but my question is what can you show to say you're an intelligent undergrad?

In a simple word..... your credential?



To answer your question as short as possible, As a young graduate in Nigeria I participated in community outreach program for prevention of HIV/AIDS during my service year, spending my own money. I involved in many other community development projects as well. In U.S, I involved in biomedical research and I work with the underserved population e.g working with people with development disability and I volunteering to feed the old people.

So back to my question, what worth transferring from the "useless education system" to the U.S system?

gbaby4live:



@Imperiouxx, sometimes I feel like throwing up whenever I'm going through posts of ignorant prospective students here...

Just because you are trying to put him through, he already started responding in a rude way...


Sometimes, Nigerians feel like your are their enemy of progress when correcting them or explaining what they don't know to them..

Thanks

Kingbukaz:



Please drop the link for the job search

ausbee92:
please house, help a brother out! I want to study abroad via scholarship but i am a jjc in this part. I need proper guidance from the gurus in the house how to go about it in the following categories:
1.can Toefl or IELTS qualify me for scholarship?
2.which school do u recommend in terms of scholarship for international student (to study civil engineering, B.eng)
3.what do you advice i start doing now towards admission for fall 2018 (August)..
4. finally if u wish to help me privately i will really appreciate you sending mail @ ausbee92@gmail.com
thanks for ur kind response and God bless you.

smltemitope89:
Hello guys, i am new here though i read few pages back before asking these questions. I graduated 2014 with a cgpa 3.85 in Mechanical engineering in one of the Nigeria universities and i got a job almost immediately in my field ( though low pay). I want to pursue M. sc Mechanical engineering in any of USA universities that will offer me full funding. I will write gre and toefl soon but i want to know few schools where i can have high chance of full funding based on someone experience as i woudnt like to totally depend on USA engineering program ranking alone. Thanks to whoever finds little time to give me a direction and God bless the you.

Lamzee:

Alausa Ikeja

imperiouxx:


Anybody can mouth this way too and has nothing to show for it. My question is what can you show to say you're or would be an intelligent undergrad?

In a simple word..... your credential?



To answer your question as short as possible, As a young graduate in Nigeria I participated in community outreach program for the prevention of HIV/AIDS during my service year, spending my own money. I involved in many other community development projects as well. In U.S, I involved in biomedical research sponsored by NHIS and I'm currently working with the underserved population e.g working with people with development disability and volunteering to feed the old people.

So back to my question, as for you, what worth transferring from the "useless education system" to the U.S system?

gbaby4live:



@Imperiouxx, sometimes I feel like throwing up whenever I'm going through posts of ignorant prospective students here...

Just because you are trying to put him through, he already started responding in a rude way...


Sometimes, Nigerians feel like your are their enemy of progress when correcting them or explaining what they don't know to them..

Thanks