How to Get Admission Outside Nigeria See Latest Step by Step Guide

How to Get Admission Outside Nigeria See Latest Step by Step Guide.

How to Get Admission Outside Nigeria: Aspiring is one thing, achieving is the other. No one can stop you from reaching the stars except you, so do not hinder yourself.

Get information and facts that’ll help you and then get to work. See more details below;

Gaining admission into universities outside Nigeria can really help boost your confidence and give you a sense of achievement especially if you are one of those who had always wanted to study abroad as a child.

Do not kill that dream and aspiration. Dare to make it happen, go for it and you will be glad you did.

Over the years, we have received questions from people across the country seeking guidelines on how to apply in universities and colleges outside Nigeria. Thus, we have put in place steps to help you achieve your heart desire.

DEFINE YOUR DREAM

If you really aspire to study abroad then you should know why you want to, is it because your friends are studying abroad so you want the same to fit in with their status?

Or you just want people to respect you as an overseas student? Or is it because the thoughts of it sound fun? Ha-ha, it sure does.

Your reasons need to be genuine or you may end up with a 2.56GCPA after 3 years of mental stress abroad and still come home to become that misfit you’ve always feared.

I’ve seen people study in the best schools in diaspora yet come home to be a nuisance in the society; you don’t like the sound of that, do you?

Then redefine your motives for dreaming to go overseas. Don’t get it twisted, am not trying to scare you to give up or dump your dreams rather all you need is to reassess your motives and views that’s all.

Have a particular vision that you will hold onto no matter the oddities you’ll pass through because you are going far from home and may need an anchor sooner or later.

You need to make your family and the entire nation proud as we will all be counting on your return. Let your vision be to make a difference in our slowly decaying economy.

Done?

Then you should stay notified on steps and guidelines because you don’t want to miss out on your one chance of making your wishes come true.

RULES AND GUIDELINES

Pick an institution that offers your intended course of study and whose tuition fee you can afford (if you are not a scholarship student)and be sure to find out every bit of information and facts about the institution of your choice (you can pick more than one school if need be).

The most important is your WAEC certificate with your 5 credits pass in maths and English. If you have it already then it’s okay but if you don’t you will have to sit for TOEFL AND SAT

See the school’s prospectus for more information.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

Apply to the University of your choice amongst the ones you’ve chosen and been sure to fill in your personal information carefully and make sure the data about you are true as a little error could get you disqualified.

Majorly, most applications are carried out online but there are few who have their offices close by which you can visit for more information like the SWB.

It should be noted that each of these institutions has its application fee which ranges from $20.00 to $150.00 respectively with their specific admission requirements. Nevertheless, here are some basic admission requirements:

  • TOEFL Score
  • SAT or GRE/GMAT Score (depending on institution)
  • High School Transcripts or University Transcripts
  • WAEC result
  • Bank Statement within the last 6 months
  • Recommendation Letter
  • Other certificates received

Be sure to apply on time before the deadline as most deadlines are not usually extended. Prepare thoroughly for the exams, read as if your whole life depended on it. Sit for the exams and be concentrative.  The exam scores will not be sent by you but by the exam body directly to the school.

Fill-in the school you would love to receive your scores on the exam day (for GRE/GMAT) or in the registration form (for SAT).  When sending your WAEC result, be sure to include a scratch card which they will use to ascertain your result from WAEC’s website.

When you have received your admission letter and other important forms from the school, the next step is to pay the service fee and commence preparation for the visa interview.

The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) is the web-accessible database for monitoring information about exchange visitors, international students, and scholars subject to this program.

Established by the Department of Homeland Security in the United States, is administered by the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP).

The service fee is mandatory to all foreign nationals who come into the United States for the purpose of pursuing a full course of study.

You can proceed to apply for your visa after paying the service fee. It is paid to any Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) branch if you are in Nigeria and it only costs NGN 26,400.00

FILL THE DS-160 FORM AND BOOK FOR A VISA INTERVIEW

When you have paid both the sevis and visa fees, fill the DS-160 form online. You will need to create a user id (your e-mail) and password. Complete all pages of the form and print the confirmation page.

Take the confirmation page printout to the US embassy at Lagos or any preferred US embassy (for applicants in Nigeria). After filling the DS-160 form, book a visa interview date on-line and be sure to attend the interview.

Some colleges may demand a test on your medical fitness as a proof that you can handle the course you’ll be going to make sure to provide that when demanded. Print out the confirmation.

You will have the option of selecting either the US embassy in Lagos or in Abuja as well as selecting the passport pick-up point if you successfully obtain a visa.

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StudentsandScholarship Team.

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