NewStats: 3,262,107 , 8,176,084 topics. Date: Saturday, 31 May 2025 at 07:27 PM 2i16

UnknownJr:
My question nw is why will anyone regret ever studying abroad, is it even possible? Pls someone should explain.

Well you'd be surprised. I studied in the UK and I quite regret it. When my mates where crossing to Canada for PG, I took the UK route... turned out to be one of the worst decisions I ever took because when I finished my program, I received an email expressly instructing me to return to my country

My classmates in the West by the second year of their stay had already been absolved into different organizations. I'm talking about 2012.

Today, all of them are Canadian citizens. The UK just recently upturned that ridiculous policy and now give extra 2 years visa after you finish your program to encourage more foreign students to come there as they where loosing their prospects to Canada.

pls who knows a thing or two about studying medicine and pharmacy in Morocco

Nigerians mumu ehn!!


See how they turned this informative thread to a sarcastic one, and the funny thing is most of the commenters on the front page, if you check well they attended Mushrooms polythecnics.


OP no regret so far.

fk002:
Nigerians mumu ehn!!
if you check well
they attended Much rooms polythecnics. no regret so far.

mushroom

FlyingTOMATOE:
mushroom

Haaaa prof!


Na typo na

fk002:

Haaaa prof! Na typo na

bro I have no intention to ridicule you oooo.

Vision2ae:
pls who knows a thing or two about studying medicine and pharmacy in Morocco

What's your current status? Are you in Maroc already? If yes, have you been offered the medicine/pharmacy already? If yes, I could link you up with Nigerian graduates of either course to help you out . If No, your chances of being offered Medicine/Pharmacy is very slim, you could be offered an alternative course instead like BCG or SVT, you could still be lucky though. It's fun when your language of instruction is in French.

If you are still in Nigeria and have not moved to Maroc, find a University in an English speaking country instead. It's difficult to adapt a french degree equivalence to Nigeria degrees. Heck, Nigerians hardly understand their own degrees. (The HND vs BSC dichotomy is an example)The French degree scale is 1 to 20, not 2:2, 2:1 or 1st class, good luck finding a Nigerian human resource personnel with the patience to understand that.

rtdCivilservant:
I attended Manchester primary school in uk, attended boys high school Houston in united states and graduated from Harvard in United states with a first class in Engineering, but with all these I am a teacher in God's saviour secondary school in Oshodi. So in all what is my gain? This world is wicked.

hahahahahahaha guy u be mad man, u don make me laugh pour tea for my body!!! U no well at all.. hahahaha

TheGreatIYANU:


Well you'd be surprised. I studied in the UK and I quite regret it. When my mates where crossing to Canada for PG, I took the UK route... turned out to be one of the worst decisions I ever took because when I finished my program, I received an email expressly instructing me to return to my country

My classmates in the West by the second year of their stay had already been absolved into different organizations. I'm talking about 2012.

Today, all of them are Canadian citizens. The UK just recently upturned that ridiculous policy and now give extra 2 years visa after you finish your program to encourage more foreign students to come there as they where loosing their prospects to Canada.

This is why I advise any Nigerian never to consider UK for study except his papa don reserve a space for him for NNPC, FIRS or CBN.

TheFacelessMan:
I studied in Biafra Republic.

It is in "the Abroad"

Biafra is dead

emmasege:
This is why I advise any Nigerian never to consider UK for study except his papa don reserve a space for him for NNPC, FIRS or CBN.

I tell you

rtdCivilservant:
I attended Manchester primary school in uk, attended boys high school Houston in united states and graduated from Harvard in United states with a first class in Engineering, but with all these I am a teacher in God's saviour secondary school in Oshodi. So in all what is my gain? This world is wicked.

you play too much.
Some may not get this us a joke.

kevoh:

What's your current status? Are you in Maroc already? If yes, have you been offered the medicine/pharmacy already? If yes, I could link you up with Nigerian graduates of either course to help you out . If No, your chances of being offered Medicine/Pharmacy is very slim, you could be offered an alternative course instead like BCG or SVT, you could still be lucky though. It's fun when your language of instruction is in French.

If you are still in Nigeria and have not moved to Maroc, find a University in an English speaking country instead. It's difficult to adapt a french degree equivalence to Nigeria degrees. Heck, Nigerians hardly understand their own degrees. (The HND vs BSC dichotomy is an example)The French degree scale is 1 to 20, not 2:2, 2:1 or 1st class, good luck finding a Nigerian human resource personnel with the patience to understand that.

thanks..I have been offered those courses already

When did India become local

Amstupid:
op said Foreign nt local

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SmallmebigGod:
As you can see, they are too busy to answer this question.

NO. I studied in china and now work with chinese here in nigeria.

Hmm

Are you for real?

rtdCivilservant:
I attended Manchester primary school in uk, attended boys high school Houston in united states and graduated from Harvard in United states with a first class in Engineering, but with all these I am a teacher in God's saviour secondary school in Oshodi. So in all what is my gain? This world is wicked.

Why would someone that studied abroad have any regrets?

If you study in a country with no prospect of getting papers you will likely regret it. I don see uk graduate 4 years after graduate hustling for internship job

rtdCivilservant:
I attended Manchester primary school in uk, attended boys high school Houston in united states and graduated from Harvard in United states with a first class in Engineering, but with all these I am a teacher in God's saviour secondary school in Oshodi. So in all what is my gain? This world is wicked.

Guy u sabi lie shaa

NOPE!

I don't think anyone will regret attending an institution higher than the ones we have in the country.

thaler:
Why would someone that studied abroad have any regrets?

if u studied in the uk. After u spent 5 to 6m they sent u back home. U reach here na 100k job u go see. Wont u regret??

rtdCivilservant:

I used to think so but later realised that the world is wicked and not fair.

Fortune favors the Bold.

A subject that was supposed to be a serious one has been hijacked by miscreants. Why

squarelead:
Pls we need replies. Want to learn one or two things

Unfortunately u can't really get much from here.
No way u can generalise this. Everybody has his own story, experience, and circumstances. Yours will be unique too

A subject that was supposed to be a serious one has been hijacked by miscreants. Why ? Must you comment on every thread?