anthonanik:
I can't wait for 1st October to start up new application for January intake although I have admission in various destination cos one gads to have plan B and C as well

Informanta:


I applied to UIT also

Informanta:


From my research intentionally stating you on an existing master's or having intention to do another master's deplicts to them as an indecisive and confused person, I would advice you don't mention it as that would actually reduce your admissibility rather than increase it.

Informanta:


From my research intentionally stating you on an existing master's or having intention to do another master's deplicts to them as an indecisive and confused person, I would advice you don't mention it as that would actually reduce your admissibility rather than increase it.

Informanta:


I applied to UIT also

amaka157:




If you have your official transcript copy not the student copy, then upload and be hopeful... But if you only uploaded the student copy, then you must ask your uni to send the official to your university of choice (s)

mayo47:

I can help answer a few questions here:
2. Post and Email 3. You have to send the documents before admission 4. If ithe money is in your name then you dont need a sponsorship letter
Sure others will be able to answer 1 & 5

teewaik:
Sorry for burging you...Please i just needed the thoughts of an experienced person on this issue or anyone also.....If for instance, one has an investments in multiple places and even though the aggregate will meet up with the proof of fund stuff....Since Norway are asking for statement of account, knowing fully well that since the fund are not in one account, this might be difficult...If also for instance, the person decide to transfer all into a single account, How will one convince them, since the account can only show bulk transfers done within that month with no fund tangible fund history on such account... Note also that proof of where those bulk funds are coming from can be provided....Can they accept multiple documents for proof or just a single account statement and also if its a single account statement, will one month history be enough?.....Thanks

teewaik:
Thanks for the response Sir/Ma...I am not stating that in my application.What i meant was that i will soon conclude my masters here in Nigeria(only 1 semester left)...But to be sincere am not really convinced by what i experienced in this Nigeria Universities and that was more reason why i felt i needed an international exposure (going by my choice of Norway)...Thanks

Informanta:


Am still an applicant also but from what I can deduce, at this stage they don't care for the source of the money, all they care for is that the money is in your account or sponsor account showing d statement of account. It's just a way for them to know u re actually prepared to migrate.

teewaik:
Hello sir/ma guess we are in the same shoe.I'm also currently running a masters at unilag, with the intention of going for another masters in a different programme at NTNU...Could we possibly share contacts. I just needed someone we could run this things together....Thanks for your response

Easternheart:


You can used a Master degree if you have completed the Master Degree and it is related to the programme to intend studying in Norway.

Also note that some schools will only evaluate your application based on your BSc.

Depending on your programme, some schools required work experience while other do not need it. You will see information on the school website. you can also email the respective schools if you are confuse at any point.

Jermaie0009:
Hello, please I want to apply for a school in Norway for bsc program how do I go about it ? Thanks

kingsman4u:
Good day everyone.

Please I am applying to NTNU, Norway for a masters program (Sustainable Energy) and I have a bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering with a CGPA of 3.94.

1.) What are my chances of gaining admission?

2.) The school have an exemption for English Proficiency test for countries whose bachelor degree were taught in English. Nigeria was included.
My bachelors degree was taught completely in English but I have a D7 in WAEC and a C6 in NECO. Do I still need to provide an English language test?

Thanks.

Easternheart:



(1) My advice to you is to apply. Check the school requirements and make that you have them. Also submit all required documents.

(2) Upload the two results to your application. Also upload a scratch card from both WAEC and NECO.

kingsman4u:
Good day everyone.

Please I am applying to NTNU, Norway for a masters program (Sustainable Energy) and I have a bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering with a CGPA of 3.94.

1.) What are my chances of gaining admission?

2.) The school have an exemption for English Proficiency test for countries whose bachelor degree were taught in English. Nigeria was included.
My bachelors degree was taught completely in English but I have a D7 in WAEC and a C6 in NECO. Do I still need to provide an English language test?

Thanks.

Sss2:
Who is applying for a program at UiT?

cc: informanta

Amarach1:
Most schools give exemptions but require a letter from your school stating that English was your language of instruction. I'd suggest you get that from your school

Sss2:
Who is applying for a program at UiT?

cc: informanta

Sss2:
Who is applying for a program at UiT?

cc: informanta

aurorae1:
This year, the thread seems so scanty and dry. Please where are our elders and OG guys?
Can you tell us how it is over in Norway at this time, the effects of the virus on your everyday life and generally how you're coping?
Do you also see this virus affecting the universities in how admissions and subsequent classes will be by next year?

Thank you.

Augustofficialx:
Please anyone with info on Sweden??

Informanta:


I applied

aurorae1:


I applied also.