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Hello guys,
Though it has been 5 years since I rounded up my NYSC, and ever since then I have been hustling.

I want to further my studies abroad and I would like to know if I can be able to secure an ission for Masters degree with my HND(Upper Credit) result directly without PGD?

It can’t because you you don’t have the brains for msc.... how can you say An HND instead of a HND , how will you MSC since you don’t know how to use a & an

The answer is 'Nope'
@pennyswap your jab towards Op is so uncalled for... #Peace

PENNYSWAP:
It can’t because you you don’t have the brains for msc.... how can you say An HND instead of a HND , how will you MSC since you don’t know how to use a & an

Thanks all the same

dawnomike:
The answer is 'Nope'
@pennyswap your jab towards Op is so uncalled for... #Peace

Thanks

PENNYSWAP:
It can’t because you you don’t have the brains for msc.... how can you say An HND instead of a HND , how will you MSC since you don’t know how to use a & an

Pele!Mr know all, that HND holder might be verbally and mentally sound more than you are, @Op I'll advise you make your enquires online, you sure can proceed for your Msc with your HND(provide you have upper or distinctions) in some European countries and North America

McAustin92:


Pele!Mr know all, that HND holder might be verbally and mentally sound more than you are, @Op I'll advise you make your enquires online, you sure can proceed for your Msc with your HND(provide you have upper or distinctions) in some European countries and North America

OK. Thanks

PENNYSWAP:
It can’t because you you don’t have the brains for msc.... how can you say An HND instead of a HND , how will you MSC since you don’t know how to use a & an

PENNYSWAP:
It can’t because you you don’t have the brains for msc.... how can you say An HND instead of a HND, how will you MSC since you don’t know how to use a & an

Even the so-called Americans make lots of grammatical blunders, a professor of English do make grammatical errors sometimes, and if you should write up to seven lines in your reply to the OP, I'm sure there will be more than 3 errors. To make matters worst, u lack the morals to correct people. If u are to be an English instructor, u'll be so horrible at it.

ClixMaster:
Hello guys,
Though it has been 5 years since I rounded up my NYSC, and ever since then I have been hustling.

I want to further my studies abroad and I would like to know if I can be able to secure an ission for Masters degree with my HND(Upper Credit) result directly without PGD?

check out UK schools.

PENNYSWAP:
It can’t because you you don’t have the brains for msc.... how can you say An HND instead of a HND , how will you MSC since you don’t know how to use a & an

Actually, "an HND" is correct, and more appropriate than "a HND". I understand you're probably looking at it from the perspective of vowels and consonants, in other words, you have been taught that words that start with vowel letters are preceded by the "an" infinite article, such as "an elephant," and words that start with consonant letters are preceded by the "a" infinite article, such as "a boy." However, that teaching is incorrect. The letter does not determine the preceding article. What determines the preceding article is the sound, that is, a vowel sound or a consonant sound. For example, "European" starts with the vowel, "e" but you don't say "an European" because it does not have a vowel sound; instead, it has the consonant sound, /ˌjʊrəˈpiən/. The same applies to HND. Although H is a consonant, the sound is /eɪtʃ/, therefore, it has a vowel sound. For this reason, the right pronunciation would be, "an HND," not "a HND."

The same is the reason why you will say, "A United States citizen" not "An United States citizen". Even though "u" is a vowel, the sound is /ju/ which is a consonant sound. Therefore, you have phrases line, "a union," "a unit," etc. and "an umbrella," etc.

ClixMaster:
OK. Thanks

Don't mind him. You're correct. "An HND" is right. See my explanation above.

To your question, yes, you can go directly to a master's degree in the US with your HND certificate from Nigeria. My recommendation is that you start with a WES evaluation. WES will evaluate your HND degree and most likely return it as a US bachelor's degree. This will make you eligible for a US master's degree. If you need any more help on how to go about this, let me know.

neurosci:


Don't mind him. You're correct. "An HND" is right. See my explanation above.

To your question, yes, you can go directly to a master's degree in the US with your HND certificate from Nigeria. My recommendation is that you start with a WES evaluation. WES will evaluate your HND degree and most likely return it as a US bachelor's degree. This will make you eligible for a US master's degree. If you need any more help on how to go about this, let me know.

Oh thanks bro. I appreciate

There are schools in the UK who accept HND without PGD. Just search

ClixMaster:
Hello guys,
Though it has been 5 years since I rounded up my NYSC, and ever since then I have been hustling.

I want to further my studies abroad and I would like to know if I can be able to secure an ission for Masters degree with my HND(Upper Credit) result directly without PGD?

Mail me. Got an option.

neurosci:


Don't mind him. You're correct. "An HND" is right. See my explanation above.

To your question, yes, you can go directly to a master's degree in the US with your HND certificate from Nigeria. My recommendation is that you start with a WES evaluation. WES will evaluate your HND degree and most likely return it as a US bachelor's degree. This will make you eligible for a US master's degree. If you need any more help on how to go about this, let me know.

Master na Master. God no go rest if e never bless you! Thanks for being here.