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Which part on the island boss

Deziri20:

I have on the island
Are you male or female?

Please is there anyone with room in a flat looking for a flat mate, or a self contain or mini flat looking for a roommate willing to take monthly payments anywhere around ibeju lekki and dangote refinery environment.

Thank you

Hi guys, I'm in need of a room in a flat in yaba. Anywhere around Iwaya, onike, akoka, alagomeji, sabo and its environs.

Thanks

Thanks man

Suspense12:
Check out:

Uskudar University
Gedik University
Maltepe University
Yeditepe University
Sabanci University
Okan University

Thanks for this. For someone with HND that's planning to come to turkey for Msc, can you recommend schools that accept HND for masters? Civil engineering to be precise. Thanks

Suspense12:
Hello guys, Merry Christmas!

I see a lot of information that can scare applicants here. Nevertheless, don't give up.

Turkey is such a nice place to live and study. I will be honest with you, no assurances on jobs especially if you want to do office work. But what most people do here is teaching and you must have some level of certification and a good CV to back it up.

On the sideline, if you are into buying and selling, Turkey is the best place to be. Things are very cheap here....food, clothes, transportation (to an extent) and life generally.

Housing cost- It is best for you to rent a shared apartment (staying with others in an apartment). In Istanbul, you can get apartments from around 10-40k Naira per month. Depending on if it's furnished or not!

Students benefit a lot from the cheap transportation if you have the student bus card...once you do a month subscription on it for around 2.5/3k, you will have the opportunity of having 200rides (bus, ferry, train, team)

Food is very cheap here especially if you do not mind eating their local food and also if you can cook your food yourself. Cooking in your house saves a lot of money!

School fees- Depends on the school you apply for. Public schools charge as low as $300 per session but a bit difficult to gain ission. Private universities can charge between $1.5k - $4k per session. It's easier to gain ission to any of the private universities....when searching, look for schools that do not require application fee (if you like free things like me).

Istanbul is big so when applying you have to consider nearness to where you want to stay. It doesn't make much sense if your school is 2hrs from your place, though it doesn't matter much these days that lectures are online.

Business side- if you are into merchandising, this is a good place to visit. There are so many markets in Istanbul- depending on what you want to buy and where you will get it cheaply. Electronics such as phones and TV can be a bit expensive, but other stuffs can be relatively cheap. You can get busy with sales of clothes, shoes, household accessories etc, if you are looking for a side hustle....it pays very well if you have buyers and people you can send to in Nigeria!

I wish you well in all your endeavours guys! For those in Istanbul and anyone wishing to come to Turkey, feel free to hit me up, I stay around Pendik. Would be nice to have friends around!

Please guys, is it reasonable or advisable to start this Canadian EE process without proof of funds? For someone that's hoping to get a sponsor while at it.

Please who knows any university in Turkey that accepts HND for Msc program. Civil engineering to be precise. I'll really appreciate any help rendered. Thanks. It should also be Cheap/affordable.

I'm not talking about undergraduate study, I mean Msc.

benji93:
Yes there are, but most of those require you to have had very high grades in your WAEC, or have taken SAT and gotten a decent grade in the math section especially.

$300 per session or semester?
Can someone with HND apply?

Phenomenal01:
Hi Kevin, Turkey is such a nice country to explore, live, work and study in.
As a matter of fact, there are public universities in Turkey where viable courses can be studied with as low as 300$.

Do send me a message on WhatsApp:08161571725

Please I have a question. Can I add a dependant I'm not married to? Like we've been living together for some time but not married.

Here's it.

Dear Applicant,
Your COVID-19 Loan application is approved. Click on the link https://covid19.nmfb.com.ng to accept offer and receive the fund in your .

uthlaw:
how do we get the approval link,can you help us!

Tips: If you're yet to receive approval message, just copy and paste the approval link to your browser and check if it's been approved or not. I didn't receive any approval message up till now but I've been paid. My bro received his approval message on Friday and I was angry that mine wasn't approved. We decided to check mine using his link and I saw 280k approved. I was so happy.
We were both paid on Monday. Funny thing was I received alert but he didn't, when I told him that I've received, he checked his and the money was there.

And for the issue of defaulting loans affecting your chances of being paid, I highly doubt it. I have loans with sterling bank and fairmoney that's both defaulted but I was still paid.
My 2 cents

I'd like to know more about this. Thanks

sharone21:


Get a 1yr BSc degree in Cameroon first then proceed to Canada( including 1yr BSc top up for RN Nurses). Also, for all those who can't easily get degrees of their choice in Nigeria, study in Cameroon then, jet out to Canada. You can reach out to me for FREE INFO as the next ission is in October( usually January & October issions).

Please is there a post graduate work permit or any other kind of permit that allows graduates stay back in north Cyprus to look for a job after graduation?

Please, I'll really appreciate your help with this. I also have HND in Civil engineering, upper credit. Also looking for a scholarship, Turkey won't be a bad idea. Thanks

KennyUG:
Let talk about scholarship
If you're among those that like free things let gather here I think I have good info for those going for masters, PhD and doctorate and also (Hnd going for masters) I have a friend who actually got itted into masters program in turkey using his HND certificate, he also got 50% scholarship

Please, I'll like to know the schools you applied to in turkey and North Cyprus. I also have an HND
and I've been looking for schools that accept it. Thanks

elijah101:
You just like stress and wasting of money ... even in almighty America they collect HND for masters , Backward human being in a backward country , instead of you to be happy and jumping up that Gradually we are moving forward by allowing Hnd for Masters ission , you are there hating , if I E-Slap you Ehnn.... I just got itted for a masters program both in Turkey and North Cyprus .. 2 different universities with my HND ... Grow up .. Browse more .. read more .. don't stay in the past ..And yes with his Masters .. He is equal to any Bsc holder with masters ... no Cap .. nobody cares about your BSC or HND after you get masters .. just like nobody cares about your waec after you get your ND or HND or BSC

Please what's the way forward for someone with hnd who plans to study in China? What advice can you give and what level can one start from? Thanks

neduboo:


Do you want me to lie to you? No, I won't. I have no knowledge of applying through HND. But, if you have a post graduate diploma I think you stand a chance. Also you have to have a strong academic and research profile in order to be awarded a full scholarship

Absolutely! Thanks for the info.

wip7:



Yes at EMU, you can be itted into undergrad with HND, unless you have postgraduate diploma with your HND.

The level you will start with is based on your transcript. As a rule at EMU; transfer students must spend atleast 3 semester at EMU irrespective of which degree/diploma or levels you are coming from.

If you apply as a transfer student:

—-the courses you have taken will be matched with the courses we offer

——grades you obtained in each course will be matched

—-credit hours of each course will be matched. Example; if you had taken banking insurance course tag BIC305 and the credit in your school for this course is 2 credits and you scored less say C... if we have this course at EMU and the credit is 4; such course is likely not going to be transferred due to mismatch credits ... if you get A grade and credit is closer done other related course will be added to uplift it for it to be transferred.

In summary; in business undergraduate program we have like 45-48 courses which is divided into 5-6 courses per semester making total of 8 semesters for a 4-year undergrad program.

If only 25 courses are transferred for you from your transcript; then you will be left with about 13 courses which means 2 semesters, but the rule says you can’t spend just two semesters atleast 3; then you will need to take some extra courses to balance it.

I hope this is clear.

OK. So what options do I have as regards EMU.

Undergrad? If yes what level am I starting from because National Diploma is year 3 from what I saw on their website.

wip7:


No

OK, thanks

wip7:


No

OK. Thanks. But do you know someone that was itted with HND or you were accepted?

jidoex66:

No but CIU will accept.

Hello, I'm new here. Can someone with HND enroll for masters degree in EMU. I'd appreciate a response. Thanks

Do you have any idea about fuoye hnd top up program for engineering students or any other university

laittos:
i finished from kwasu topup mass comm. 07030117678. me for any info including any other universities

Please add me on whatsapp if it's still open 08131880703

kstyle2:
It's been a total freak show here in PH. The crowd at ATM's are more than those at crusade grounds

You can say it again. It's really terrible here in PH

How did you check it

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Buhari using oil money from Niger Delta
To buy oil from Muslims in Niger
We are watching

Must you always play the religious card.. ?.

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