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Sunday, 21 September 2025

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People are frequently drawn to international universities. Foreign degrees have indisputable value in terms of academic quality, worldwide network exposure, and status. However, many people hurry to apply without completely knowing how the system works, which causes irritation. If you wish to study abroad or guide your children, you need be familiar with the terrain.

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The first thing to grasp is that colleges abroad are more than just credential programs; they are companies. Fees can be very pricey, particularly for overseas students. Tuition in the UK, for example, can cost thousands of pounds each year, and that doesn't include living expenditures. Scholarships do exist, but they are competitive. That is why conducting thorough study before making a decision is critical. Compare different universities, courses, and cities. Sometimes studying in a smaller city is cheaper than in big cities like London.

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Another factor to consider is the entry requirements. A-levels, IELTS, or equivalent qualifications are frequently used abroad, as opposed to JAMB or WAEC in Nigeria. Your Nigerian degree may be accepted for postgraduate courses, but you may be required to provide extra documentation such as transcripts, references, or proof of English competence. Always examine the particular requirements of each university before applying, as they vary greatly.

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Beyond academics, institutions overseas provide opportunity for personal development. You will encounter people from a variety of countries, cultures, and perspectives. Engage in student societies, volunteering, and internships, since they impact your experience just as much as lectures do. Also, institutions frequently provide career centres that connect students to work prospects; use them. Many Nigerians miss out because they concentrate just on classes and ignore these resources.

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Finally, don’t see university as just a stepping stone to remain abroad. Yes, education could open immigration doors, but your focus should be on gaining knowledge and building a career path that lasts. Choose courses that align with your strengths and market demand, not just what sounds prestigious. A well-thought-out educational journey could transform your future; a rushed one could leave you broke, unfocused and confused.

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