Voltrondash:
Gurus in the house! Please I have a few questions to ask, hope to get reply ASAP.

1. What are my chances of getting admission to do a Masters or PGD in any computer related course as a HND holder with 2.93 CGPA?
2. What is the tuition fee for the course inclusive of accomodation?
3. When is the admission for 2020 likely going to start?
4. Which school/schools can you all recommend I apply for?
5. I am a first time traveller what are my chances with getting the visa?

Thank you all, expecting your honest responses soonest.

ImDStar:
And nobody could answer this guy's questions.
Nawao

Amanee:


1) Poland doesn't recognize HND, better you go for Bsc.

2)You should go through the thread and search the universities for your preferred course, nobody will do that for you.

3)Admission for 2020/2021 session starts around March, you can start checking from then

4) Universities in big cities are better because of job opportunities and some are cheap for international students. Take your time to search

5) Package your documents well and you'll get the visa

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Canterbury:

This is not entirely true, I have people studying in poland that got admitted using HND and 3rd class for masters.

What you will say is that its is a long shot like a 40/60 chance, most schools will tell you to submit a document showing that you attended university, diploma or ITS equivalent, they just want to know that you have gone through the first cycle. Trust me most of this private universities in small cities will give you admission.

Amanee:


1) Poland doesn't recognize HND, better you go for Bsc.

2)You should go through the thread and search the universities for your preferred course, nobody will do that for you.

3)Admission for 2020/2021 session starts around March, you can start checking from then

4) Universities in big cities are better because of job opportunities and some are cheap for international students. Take your time to search

5) Package your documents well and you'll get the visa






Nobody owes anybody anything, most of his questions would have been answered if he took his time to go through the thread.

kid7soccer:


the embassy just want you to have a place for a year. once you can show proof of a 1year contract your Visa will be issued

Aehime99:
Hello,

Please does anyone know any universities in Poland that admissions are on for March intake which tuition fee are lesser than 2000euros?

ImDStar:
Oh wow.
I hope he sees this.

Alex246:

University of Lower Silesia wroclaw, 1350euro for undergraduate.

Tennyson18:
So a foreigner said he has quite a number of friends who finished before him and don't have jobs and still searching cause they went to private schools. Best pick, stick to the advice of people with experience.

Tennyson18:
Hello my friend, wsb University dabrowa cornigza it's even Academia wsb. & different from wsb Universities. The later is expensive while the former is cheaper. Please note this.

In terms of student jobs I said aim for big cities.

Yes having a skill will get you a job, but I'm making it general for the skilled & unskilled. Even people with skills still works at restaurants & delivery. In a case where there's no opening for a skilled worker, what choice does he have.
You should also note this is a total white country where you get to see a black person 1 in a 100 people if not more,.
I only gave my 2 cent based on the experience of people I've come across, you have your too, share and don't come and say I'm giving wrong info.
Everybody's story can't be the same, there's always two sides to a coin. That's life.
I won't paint something merry for people that have a low percentage probability in another man's country. Aim for the best expect the worst, so you can deal with it when it arrives.
Thank you.

Amanee:


1) Poland doesn't recognize HND, better you go for Bsc.

2)You should go through the thread and search the universities for your preferred course, nobody will do that for you.

3)Admission for 2020/2021 session starts around March, you can start checking from then

4) Universities in big cities are better because of job opportunities and some are cheap for international students. Take your time to search

5) Package your documents well and you'll get the visa

Easthood5:

Semester or year pls

diamond325:
Please I want to confirm if KUL needs legalization of documents at the embassy before application because getting a date for legalization has been difficult. I am done with MOE and MFA.
Kindly assist please

Aehime99:
Hello,

I'm trying to apply to University of Lower Silesia to the Faculty of Administration to study either Business Administration or Business Management. After filling online, it's Part-time.
What I wanna be cleared on is,
1. What are the disadvantages and advantages of studying as a Part-time Student?
2. Studying as a Part-time, what is the chance of obtaining the study visa?

neccki:
Well you have every right to say whatever you feel like.

But I only want to correct that impression of yours that because some people went to a Private school; They had a delay in getting Jobs. That's not True. The issue with that person has to do with what he has to offer and the course he or she studied not the school. In Poland they don't segregate on which school you obtain your degree

Like I said. Own a skill that's in demand if you want a skilled Job and if you also looking for an unskilled job, you should be ready to get your hands and body to do the work.

Canterbury:
Good evening, please I am trying to submit my application for admission process, the last item on the required documents is confusing to me, I need help.
Check the image below

BrainBucksNG:

Your WAEC/NECO Certificate as it is.
It's already in English and the results stated there are the transcripts.
All that's left is that sh!t you gotta do either at MFA/MOE or at Embassy on the day of your visa appointment.

Canterbury:
thanks bro, please for someone going for BSc what do I use for confirmation of Language Proficiency, as I can't access my secondary school now for it (reason being that schools are not in section now and my application deadline is soon)

BrainBucksNG:

Aww damn this yuletide must suck for you too...
Okay, well, when is the deadline? What part of the country are you at, relative to where your secondary school is?
Answers to these will go a pretty way in determining your options.

Canterbury:
I am in Abuja, my school is in Anambra start my dead line is in 8 to 10days. I got relatives that are close.

BrainBucksNG:



Actually you should let the fella know this isn't quite accurate. Admissions are on as we speak, for quite a bunch of Polish universities, with deadlines ranging from early January and well into February, for resumption of studies in early March.

Amanee:


Lol, you guys coming from the woodwork to mention me didn't bother replying his questions in the first place. Anyways I was talking about winter semester studies and basically the cheap schools like University of Opole

Swazy22:
Please can any one advise me, on how to solve the issue on “sufficient funds” how can I get the credit card? The money in the card, can it be pulled about afterwards? This is the only problem I am facing now, someone should help me please.

Aehime99:
Hello,

I'm trying to apply to University of Lower Silesia to the Faculty of Administration to study either Business Administration or Business Management. After filling online, it's Part-time.
What I wanna be cleared on is,
1. What are the disadvantages and advantages of studying as a Part-time Student?
2. Studying as a Part-time, what is the chance of obtaining the study visa?

Alex246:

I showed the embassy one month accommodation booking and then gave my visa