Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

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Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

hisexcellency34:
Why go abroad when you can conveniently do your Masters Degree at Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University?? One of the very best in the country now

montumonami:
Yes, I wrote the exams few weeks ago. Awaiting the outcome

StudyCrestLtd:

Determine your budget.
If you have about 9m for UK, USA, Ireland, Canada, Australia go for it.
You may consider if you have about 3m Mauritius.
If you have any challenge, we can handle it for you free.
Check our signature

supereagle:
I can post some scholarship links for you.

sulaak:


Why not stay in your country and study for an online Master via Coursera and EDX.

brightology3:
Am here to learn too as I intend traveling out for my Msc. Am currently doing PGD, having the mind to switch profession from my bsc to my PGD course.

supereagle:
I can post some scholarship links for you.

Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

montumonami:
I graduated same year and served the following year as well. Also applied for jobs and internships but none seemed to work out. In my own case, I'm not from a financially advantaged home, so I have resorted to applying for scholarships for masters abroad. I think I have applied up to 4 masters scholarships so far. I think you should try same.

Crispels:


9m naira for graduate school in the U.S? That can barely pay tuition for a semester in many programs - mind you, Master’s degrees are usually for two years in the US. The average graduate school program in the U.S costs around 15m naira per year(and this is just tuition).

1StopRudeness:


To apply for masters degree takes less than 30mins to 1hr if you have all the necessary document.

So get your
1) certificate

2)Transcript ( number 2 is important than number one cos oyinbo wants to see the number of units u have from 100-400level. Most UK schools require around 180-240units in ur bachelors and it most be honours......that’s why some HND aren’t eligible for masters until they get extra credits thru a postgrad-Diploma)
3) IELTS: you may or may not need this but if u have it on ground you will be able to apply for many schools as possible. If not, you will need to apply to schools that enable their portal to accept application without IELTS score.then later you can negotiate your bachelors was taught in English so the IELtS can be waived. But some school no dey gree...

4)GED: if your destination is USA, u might need a GED

5) motivation letter or statement of purpose
Oyinbo Dey very emotional and they like to hear that this is part of fulfilling a dream. No one can tell it better than you. But u can always hire a pro to write it. It can destroy you application if it’s poorly written.

6) start scatering the internet for for available school that offer the course you want...this part is easy....

7) application fee: if u chose UK, most schools don’t charge application fee except Oxford, Cambridge, Warwick and a few others...Some school in Europe charge as well. But u can get a lot of schools in Europe that don’t charge too.
United state schools and Canadian univeristies usually charge btw 75-200dollars ...

Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

Lyricalgod:
I graduated from the university in 2017 and served the following year, have tried a couple of job applications and internship programs but none has paid off.

Days back my parents asked me to apply for a masters programme abroad, since they would have less financial engagement next year,they would be able to sponsor me comfortably, I suggested giving me the money to setup a business instead,but they were not too interested.

But am confused don't know where to start,and how to go about it I.e application, visa etc.. I know a lot of experienced readers are here who have been there,and i know their are people like me out there who want to learn and gain vital information.

Mods please push this to front page

hisexcellency34:
Why go abroad when you can conveniently do your Masters Degree at Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University?? One of the very best in the country now

tundeloveday:
things have changed with the new policy from 2020/2021 academic session .....you will have 2 years post study visa and have a higher chance of getting a job being a high-skilled immigrant

delta4ALL:

How pls, will love to know more. Thanks

Hollysaint:

Pls Sir I would like to apply for scholarships abroad too but I don't know which one or how to apply.pls can I send you an email?

Fuckdem:
bro we are together oooh....I wrote mine in Enugu.....where did you write yours??

montumonami:
Port Harcourt.. Uniport specifically