Getting Scholarships to study abroad is seen as a cumbersome process for many and while this might not be entirely wrong it can be easier understood if it's broken into steps and stages. fully-Funded/Full tuition
This includes:
A. Your university transcript.
Get your Transcript and do your evaluation. Though WES (wes.org) is the most used Evaluation agency, some schools also accept Evaluation from other agencies as long as it is part of..
It is worthy of note that some schools require students to take the TOEFL while others waive it because we're Nigerians and English is our lingua Franca. Therefore, this criterion is school-dependent.
D. Other supplementary materials includes..
- immunization and medical records
- support letter
- proof of funds
- essay requirements, e.t.c.
2. APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION.
After you've gotten the required documents above, then you can apply online and either mail the documents through..
After you've been admitted, you'd now contact your Graduate coordinator or a professor in your said field regarding Graduate assistantship.
3. APPLICATION FOR GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIP.
The application and criteria
- Availability of GA in the first place.
- University GPA
- GRE score
- TOEFL score (not constant)
- strength of your SOP
- internship placements..
- previous research works and publication.
4. POST ADMISSION AND SCHOLARSHIP ACCEPTANCE.(SUMMARIZED)
- obtain I-20 form from the University
- pay for SEVIS Fee
- pay for F-1 VISA fee
- Pay reciprocity fee if approved the VISA..
In tomorrow's thread, I'd be listing schools that are known to give Nigerian students fully funded MSC and PHD Scholarships and how to find new ones. Follow for more updates.