Nigerian students traveling to the UK for academic pursuits is not news anymore, and the numbers keep increasing every academic session. Whether it’s to boost employability, or simply to get a more prestigious education, there are several reasons so many Nigerian students are digging a UK education these days. From the upper class to the …
In the 2014/2015 academic session almost 9,500 Nigerian students (a 19% increase from the 2013/2014 session) were studying in the United States! This is according to research by the Institute of International Education. Right now, that figure stands well over 10,000, with Nigerian students being the most populous international students in the United States. In …
Of all the popular countries abroad where Nigerians love to study, Canada is, perhaps, the most welcoming of them all. Little wonder, the number of students applying for a Canadian education is steadily increasing over the years. Compared to other countries, Canada has about the easiest application process. It doesn’t cost so much, and even …
Finland is fast becoming the new black when it comes to foreign education, not just in Nigeria but even in other countries like the US. Rumours of the excellent standards of the country’s educational system are spreading like wildfire. So, many are jumping on the train, or more appropriately, hopping on the flight to Finland …
There are 3 sections in the GRE test: the Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning Section. Most often than not, schools and scholarship bodies (especially in the U.S) that list GRE scores as one of the criteria for award or admission consideration usually focus on the Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning sections. Each one …
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