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3 Apr, 5 tweets, 6 min read
This tweet is for the following categories of people:

People who want to understand:

1. How to practically apply for a student visa in Canada.

2. The major reasons why student permits are rejected.

3. How to move with your spouse and kids to Canada.
4. Coming for studies alone vs with family: Pros and cons

5. Best ways to bring your family to Canada, etc.

I have compiled these videos.

Make sure you watch them so that you can Do It Yourself (DIY).

RT:

@TundeTASH @Olufemiloye @olumuyiwaayo @james_omoboye @drhammed
@Ijesha_canadian @arawu_samuel @Jamaticulus @Dr_Adeleke @aproko_doctor @OgbeniDipo













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I hear that some Final year students of some schools have just finished exams.

Please send this tweet to them.

This is what they should immediately do:

1. Talk to 3 or 4 of their lecturers about their prospects of applying for scholarships: They will need their lecturers
to write reference letters for them.

If they don't establish the relationship now, it may be hard to convince them to write references later.

Many people have made this mistake and are still regretting till today.

I explained very well in this link:
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Admission and Scholarship in Japan 🇯🇵 (Part A)

You know how we do it guys😍.

Just tag your friends and families, tell them that Japan is here.

Follow me as we dissect the opportunities in Japan.
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MEXT scholarship can be divided into two categories:

A. Embassy Recommended MEXT
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This Scholarship opens around April-May every year. All countries that have diplomatic ties with Japan are eligible, including most African countries.

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COMMON SENSE RULES FOR SCHOLARSHIP HOPEFULS WITH AVERAGE RESULTS (2.8-4/5 CGPA)

1. They must be immediately delivered from the sentiments attached to Canada and the USA.

2. They should prioritise sending emails to applying for publicly funded scholarships, especially if they
don't have a competitive CV.

3. They should target Asian Universities if they want to get scholarship faster.

4. They should not join the people looking for application and test fee waiver.

5. They should write EVERY available test to boost their chances.
6. They should improve their volunteering and research experience.

7. They must be willing to learn soft skills related to their field, especially software.

8. .....Add yours....

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In case you still don't believe that a 2 2 student can get a scholarship, read this:

This is one of the testimonies from the FREE mentorship class we started last year by @AdeleyeSamuelA and I.

(No entrance into that class again, so don't come to my dm to ask.)

Profile:
1. Second Class Lower
2. Did GRE and TOEFL
3. Sent more than 200 Emails
4. Did WES Evaluation
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When I met her, I told her to remove her CGPA from her CV and dig deep into the professor's research so as to
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Her proposed supervisor single-handedly followed up on her matter after a very nice zoom meeting.

Well, the rest, as they say, is history.

She will be sent an official email from the Grad school that has all the benefits soon.

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STUDYING IN NORWAY🇳🇴

Yes, we are back again in Norway😍

Tag your friends here to get all the info about Admission in this country.

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But the good thing is that studying in Norway is absolutely tuition-FREE, for public schools at all levels.

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I have received tons of questions about this.

So read:
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Departments/School may have some assigned budgets for a particular semester. So, you will be competing with many other people
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