Clara2244:
Don't give any agent your money,make use of Daad.de and search for schools. Your GP is low that's true, you can apply to private Universities yourself their admission process is easy and stress free however you have to have enough money to pay tuition and block your account. GISMA is a private business school in Berlin, is highly recommended if you have the money and there are others that are not too expensive. So start searching now time is almost going for winter.

Viel gluck.

Jaephilipx:
Hello guys, please I need help.

I am looking at getting admission into MSc, I graduated with a CGPA of 2.8 from computer science in a federal university here in Nigeria.

I contacted some agencies about doing my Msc in germany, they said they can only get me a private school because my cgpa isn't high. I want to apply for Msc in IT security or Information technology and communications management.

now they have charged me as much as 1000 euros to help me get admission and visa, when I know I still have to pay fees that run up to 15,000 euros.

So I would love to know please, will it be possible for me to get admission in a german state uni for MSc with free tuition?
Also, does anybody know anything about GISMA business school (this is one of the private schools offered to me),, they teach in english and the fees is euros12,000 but the lady at the agency said the MSc is 2 years and i will pay the 12,000euros for the first year to learn german and some other basic courses but on the website all i see is 12,000 for 1 year masters program.

I am asking because i am interested in learning the language to work while schooling and even after schooling to boost my cv with work experience and also to be bilingual, as I plan on using it to apply for canada later on.

so please what would be your advise?

glopatra:


Dont be lazy. You are a graduate , do your research yourself; read through this thread from part3 ; start searching formasters in your fiel using daad.de; computer science and IT related courses are hot cakes in Germany especially if you good with programming. A lot of people have gotten masters admission with Cgpa lower than what you have.

Jaephilipx:
Hello guys, please I need help.

I am looking at getting admission into MSc, I graduated with a CGPA of 2.8 from computer science in a federal university here in Nigeria.

I contacted some agencies about doing my Msc in germany, they said they can only get me a private school because my cgpa isn't high. I want to apply for Msc in IT security or Information technology and communications management.

now they have charged me as much as 1000 euros to help me get admission and visa, when I know I still have to pay fees that run up to 15,000 euros.

So I would love to know please, will it be possible for me to get admission in a german state uni for MSc with free tuition?
Also, does anybody know anything about GISMA business school (this is one of the private schools offered to me),, they teach in english and the fees is euros12,000 but the lady at the agency said the MSc is 2 years and i will pay the 12,000euros for the first year to learn german and some other basic courses but on the website all i see is 12,000 for 1 year masters program.

I am asking because i am interested in learning the language to work while schooling and even after schooling to boost my cv with work experience and also to be bilingual, as I plan on using it to apply for canada later on.

so please what would be your advise?

Fabcol:
I honestly haven't decided were to go
Still weighing all options

emiabideen:


Now, what's confusing me is that I did my document certification at the German embassy. Which certification would they accept again if not from the embassy?

Jaephilipx:
Hello guys, please I need help.

I am looking at getting admission into MSc, I graduated with a CGPA of 2.8 from computer science in a federal university here in Nigeria.

I contacted some agencies about doing my Msc in germany, they said they can only get me a private school because my cgpa isn't high. I want to apply for Msc in IT security or Information technology and communications management.

now they have charged me as much as 1000 euros to help me get admission and visa, when I know I still have to pay fees that run up to 15,000 euros.

So I would love to know please, will it be possible for me to get admission in a german state uni for MSc with free tuition?
Also, does anybody know anything about GISMA business school (this is one of the private schools offered to me),, they teach in english and the fees is euros12,000 but the lady at the agency said the MSc is 2 years and i will pay the 12,000euros for the first year to learn german and some other basic courses but on the website all i see is 12,000 for 1 year masters program.

I am asking because i am interested in learning the language to work while schooling and even after schooling to boost my cv with work experience and also to be bilingual, as I plan on using it to apply for canada later on.

so please what would be your advise?

Amaterasu:
I am planning to get married after I get my visa, I don't want to leave my fiancee without any assurance. My question is how would this influence my bringing her over to germany after my studies and am stable in DE. Like what are the pros and cons of taking this step.Help a brother here.

emiabideen:
Pls mates, I need clarification ASAP on this issue. Uni-assist sent me an e-mail stating just now explaining the result of their evaluation of my applications, which states;
[b]We regret to inform you that your application could not yet be forwarded to the university you
applied to.
Reason(s):
Unfortunately your application is incomplete.
The following documents were either not submitted, or were not sufficiently certified:
A copy of your complete transcript of records issued by your university in the original
language, including all courses and results
You have already submitted this document, but not in sufficiently certified hard copy.
Please send us an officially certified copy by post.
More information on official certification is available here: www.uni-assist.de/en/how-to-
apply/assemble-your-documents/certified-copies-and-translations/
A copy of your degree certificate in the original language
You have already submitted this document, but not in sufficiently certified hard copy.
Please send us an officially certified copy by post.
More information on official certification is available here: www.uni-assist.de/en/how-to-
apply/assemble-your-documents/certified-copies-and-translations[/b]

Now, what's confusing me is that I did my document certification at the German embassy. Which certification would they accept again if not from the embassy? Pls I need an idea what to do to savage the situation

Jaephilipx:


Alright thanks,

I know, nigerian university frustrated the s### out of me. My plan was to go for another BSc, I will be 23 by october, the agencies talked about me being too old for another Bsc.

so if i decide to pursue the Bsc like i said, would i qualify?

and if so, how do i start, for someone who has 0 knowledge of german language.

do i apply for a language school first in germany or apply for an admission in a german state school? I really want to be among the next batch, the block account and payments arent a problem now.

just need advise onhow to go about it. thanks

ps- anyone can reply please

Amaterasu:
I am planning to get married after I get my visa, I don't want to leave my fiancee without any assurance. My question is how would this influence my bringing her over to germany after my studies and am stable in DE. Like what are the pros and cons of getting this step.Help a brother here.

Pokarika:
Yo, your CGPA is okay. I got admitted to Cologne Business School with a 2.6 and I was even given a scholarship worth of 3k euros with country promotion of 2160 Euros. But the issue was it was a private business school and as such, isn't funded by the government and when the scholarship is spread across the whole 4 semesters, it wouldn't amount to shii. So I bounced. You don't need any agency to do shii for you and you can get into any Germany public school with your GP, just go through their requirements and stay away from any that specifically mentioned CGPA above yours. To be sure, when you see any course of your choice, just mail the course coordinator and explain your plight.
Calm down, bring out time and research schools and then apply. Good luck man.

Jaephilipx:
Hello guys, please I need help.

I am looking at getting admission into MSc, I graduated with a CGPA of 2.8 from computer science in a federal university here in Nigeria.

I contacted some agencies about doing my Msc in germany, they said they can only get me a private school because my cgpa isn't high. I want to apply for Msc in IT security or Information technology and communications management.

now they have charged me as much as 1000 euros to help me get admission and visa, when I know I still have to pay fees that run up to 15,000 euros.

So I would love to know please, will it be possible for me to get admission in a german state uni for MSc with free tuition?
Also, does anybody know anything about GISMA business school (this is one of the private schools offered to me),, they teach in english and the fees is euros12,000 but the lady at the agency said the MSc is 2 years and i will pay the 12,000euros for the first year to learn german and some other basic courses but on the website all i see is 12,000 for 1 year masters program.

I am asking because i am interested in learning the language to work while schooling and even after schooling to boost my cv with work experience and also to be bilingual, as I plan on using it to apply for canada later on.

so please what would be your advise?

emiabideen:
Is there anyone with a suggestion on what I can do pls?

Jaephilipx:
Hello guys, please I need help.

I am looking at getting admission into MSc, I graduated with a CGPA of 2.8 from computer science in a federal university here in Nigeria.

I contacted some agencies about doing my Msc in germany, they said they can only get me a private school because my cgpa isn't high. I want to apply for Msc in IT security or Information technology and communications management.

now they have charged me as much as 1000 euros to help me get admission and visa, when I know I still have to pay fees that run up to 15,000 euros.

So I would love to know please, will it be possible for me to get admission in a german state uni for MSc with free tuition?
Also, does anybody know anything about GISMA business school (this is one of the private schools offered to me),, they teach in english and the fees is euros12,000 but the lady at the agency said the MSc is 2 years and i will pay the 12,000euros for the first year to learn german and some other basic courses but on the website all i see is 12,000 for 1 year masters program.

I am asking because i am interested in learning the language to work while schooling and even after schooling to boost my cv with work experience and also to be bilingual, as I plan on using it to apply for canada later on.

so please what would be your advise?

Amaterasu:


Somebody who is experience should pls assist this guy

Clara2244:
I understood the GP he is talking about is Nigerian scale not German.

Chevronstaff:

Your CGPA can still get you a Master's degree in Information Systems at the University of Munster with free tuition..
! You can find the requirements listed on the website: https://www.wi.uni-muenster.de/prospective-students/our-courses-study/master-science-information-systems

Finally, be smart and beware of scammers... You can do it yourself.. Read previous pages on this trend and ask questions whenever something is unclear to you...

Peggyzigi:
Please anybody here applied for Neuroscience at unibremen?

Peggyzigi:
Please anybody here applied for Neuroscience at unibremen?

Deustchemann:

Dilemma of multiple ALs

Amaterasu:
I am planning to get married after I get my visa, I don't want to leave my fiancee without any assurance. My question is how would this influence my bringing her over to germany after my studies and am stable in DE. Like what are the pros and cons of getting this step.Help a brother here.

emiabideen:
Pls mates, I need clarification ASAP on this issue. Uni-assist sent me an e-mail stating just now explaining the result of their evaluation of my applications, which states;
[b]We regret to inform you that your application could not yet be forwarded to the university you
applied to.
Reason(s):
Unfortunately your application is incomplete.
The following documents were either not submitted, or were not sufficiently certified:
A copy of your complete transcript of records issued by your university in the original
language, including all courses and results
You have already submitted this document, but not in sufficiently certified hard copy.
Please send us an officially certified copy by post.
More information on official certification is available here: www.uni-assist.de/en/how-to-
apply/assemble-your-documents/certified-copies-and-translations/
A copy of your degree certificate in the original language
You have already submitted this document, but not in sufficiently certified hard copy.
Please send us an officially certified copy by post.
More information on official certification is available here: www.uni-assist.de/en/how-to-
apply/assemble-your-documents/certified-copies-and-translations[/b]

Now, what's confusing me is that I did my document certification at the German embassy. Which certification would they accept again if not from the embassy? Pls I need an idea what to do to savage the situation

Fabcol:
[/b]winter 2019 AM ALERT[b]
It all started 2016 now its becoming a reality (full testimony coming after visum lol)
Interview on 3rd of may 2019

Approval mail 31st of may 2019

School: university of Siegen (NRW)

Enrollment: August 12- September 30

Interview questions
Do you speak German
Why the course
Why Germany
Why not UK, USA
Facts about Germany
Why not Nigeria
Plans after studies
Have you been to Germany before
Have you been to any Schengen country before
Bachelor's thesis

incrediblesam:


Sup bro, congrats for your admission. I also applied to Landbau-Koblenz but I am yet to get feedback from them. Like when did you get your admission letter bro?

Alore:


Congratulations Fabcol! Your support on this thread has been really awesome! Enjoy God's help and uncommon favour in this your Germany journey!

MissNK:


Are you still going to Paderbon? I’m hoping to get other ALs before my interview because that Paderborn BSc transition no gel for me.