@comrademichel@gtbank GT should review their US visa rate,they are invariably frustrating the work of the CBN if Visa rate is still pegged at $1/1800,its outrageous.
@gtbank please review your US visa fee https://t.co/0eCGo8Gpu3 is outrageous and frustrating the work done by the federal government through the CBN.why on Earth will US visa fee rate be pegged at $1/β¦1800 when the current rates are far lower.
@amazin_psam@G_Samito@Oludeewon 4.74 CGPA wow I envy you ohh...if you package your application to schools in Canada and US,I am sure you will get a fully funded scholarship.....Na to look for just flight fare and upkeep money for the first few months remain
@davenpo11105240@Oludeewon One of the reasons is that they have less population and they are trying to attract immigrants. The weather in the Atlantic provinces are a bit extreme. They have longer winter,so it's extremely cold
@NosakHugoE @Oludeewon @ Horace for US don't even think of a Diploma program,visa will be pretty difficult than usual and for job in the US there will be several barriers to scale. Just focus on Canada if you intend to run a Diploma program
@Oludeewon Well most times even a well constructed SOP doesn't help if you are downgrading. It is easy for the visa officers to assume you are taking this as an escape route to canada
A safer option will be a post graduate diploma ,this has been a saving grace for many students
@Oludeewon The challenge is study permit approval chances.for most people with a Bachelor's degree it will be difficult to establish a career progression if one wants to run a diploma program
@thebrandtechie For some one using student loan to cover part of the deficit plus scholarship received how do you answer the question who is your sponsor
@studyeurope123 Your information is incomplete. A handful of Nigerians have gotten different amounts of funding from the United states. Some full funding while others partial.The full funding which is now common will requires your flight ticket ,student loan is also an option.
@GoRighteous@Oludeewon Hi Joshua, out of the three countries you mentioned, America is more feasible. If you have a 2.1 and willing to wrote the GRE,you will undoubtedly get full funding