How to get an application fee waiver
As an African, you could be limited by exchange rates and many of your dream applications are not within reach.
The good news is that you could get a waiver. This thread will show you how.
@Oludeewon @drhammed @FclNetwork @AcademicChatter
As an African, you could be limited by exchange rates and many of your dream applications are not within reach.
The good news is that you could get a waiver. This thread will show you how.
@Oludeewon @drhammed @FclNetwork @AcademicChatter
1. Attend an open house event and ask for a Waiver.
There are tons of this that are usually available during the application season. A simple googling of "open house graduate admission events" will unlock a lot of such events. See below some upcoming ones
rutgers.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cV…
There are tons of this that are usually available during the application season. A simple googling of "open house graduate admission events" will unlock a lot of such events. See below some upcoming ones
rutgers.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cV…
2. Connect with Graduate admissions team/division and ask for a waiver
When I was applying for gradschool,I got 3 waivers.If it was now, I would have had more. Simply draft an email stating why lack of funds will limit your chances of applying and send to the team. You'll testify
When I was applying for gradschool,I got 3 waivers.If it was now, I would have had more. Simply draft an email stating why lack of funds will limit your chances of applying and send to the team. You'll testify
3. Attend Education fair
There are several education fairs that I could recommend. A good resource for US schools is careereco.com
Try to visit most related boots, subscribe to follow-up. This drops your signature and you will be added to their mailing list.
There are several education fairs that I could recommend. A good resource for US schools is careereco.com
Try to visit most related boots, subscribe to follow-up. This drops your signature and you will be added to their mailing list.
4. Use Social Media
Twitter and Linkedin have a lot of this.e.g. Simply type "Application fee waivers" in the search bar on Twitter & filter by "latest". You will see countless waivers."Just like we are #EndSARS on #Twitter, we can also find a #Japa means"-If You Know, You Know!!
Twitter and Linkedin have a lot of this.e.g. Simply type "Application fee waivers" in the search bar on Twitter & filter by "latest". You will see countless waivers."Just like we are #EndSARS on #Twitter, we can also find a #Japa means"-If You Know, You Know!!
5. Connect with Faculties/Program Chair/Program directors
Faculties are great resources that can recommend you for an application fee waiver. @Oludeewon and I have discussed how to contact supervisors. Check our old tweets.
Faculties are great resources that can recommend you for an application fee waiver. @Oludeewon and I have discussed how to contact supervisors. Check our old tweets.
Keep in touch with those wey sabi. If you no follow us wetin you gain? Wetin we lose? #Japa in view.
My DM is open to receive your testimonies
@amuta_ann @ritapurity @MomentsWithBren @eniolakiite @Ijesha_canadian @FclNetwork @KennyOnwukamike @arawu_samuel
My DM is open to receive your testimonies
@amuta_ann @ritapurity @MomentsWithBren @eniolakiite @Ijesha_canadian @FclNetwork @KennyOnwukamike @arawu_samuel
One last tip, Keep following this list if you are too lazy to search your self
https://twitter.com/AdeleyeSamuelA/status/1311049839271084032?s=20
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