The process of studying to become a medical doctor varies from country to country. That is why there’s a lot you need to know about the BS/MED programmes. In Nigeria, for example, the student gains admission into a university to study Medicine and Surgery. S/he takes one year of prelim science courses after which s/he …
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IELTS is an acronym for International English Language Testing System. The exam tests your proficiency level in the use of the English language for higher education and global migration. There are three different organizations that jointly own and administer the IELTS: British Council, IDP; IELTS Australia; and Cambridge English language assessment. In this article, we …
It’s not uncommon to start planning for grad school even while you are still pursuing an undergraduate programme. And there’s absolutely no rule in the book that says you can’t jump into post graduate school a few months or weeks after your graduation. However, the average prospective grad student faces the dilemma of requisite experience …
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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 …