Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can. However, there are certain requirements and eligibility criteria stipulated by several universities and scholarship bodies before you can study abroad.

Yes, you can. If you are below 18 your parent or guardian will have to write a letter indicating that they are aware you are going abroad for studies and are the ones funding your studies.

As an international student in another country, you can enjoy medical care, and scholarships for international students, rent good houses at affordable prices, open a bank account, and even own a vehicle if you want. You are also eligible to become a Citizen of your study Country.

While having an IELTS or TOEFL result is a necessity for Studying Abroad in some countries, most countries could waive these things if you studied in a country where you were solely taught in the English language.

Average school fees and living expenses including visa application will come to about 14 million Naira for UK and USA. It is lesser for Australia, Canada, Ireland and Asia countries.

Yes. Although most universities have a required grade for international students, students with low grades can still study in them. However, you may be required by the university to do a Top up or pre-master's course.

Yes, you can. Most schools provide their students with overseas experience by allowing them to travel to other countries for studies during the course of their program.

A conditional offer letter is a letter a university sends to you when you have been accepted to study at their school, but you still need to submit some documents. This can be for you to submit your English language test or international passport if it was missing in your initial application.