Topic: Nddc scholarship 2012 is out

Originally Posted by enjayjude

Yeah, my problem with most of these supposed "tuition free" schools bothers on the quality of their education. Moreso, in a place like Oslo, Norway, you are most likely to indirectly pay up for the supposed "free tuition" through the quite expensive cost of living.

Then, on the issue of Satellite campuses of reputable schools, one might not expect to get the same quality of education as is in the Main campus. But then, as a Plan-B, it is a great idea jor! Lol.

I actually take the Satelite campus as a great idea cos in the end you have the Main University campus certificate and that is what counts for alot of people in nigeri. Lots of people careless about the quality of education they have in any uni, they just need the certificate as long as it is abroad.

Does anyone know other Universities around Europe and America which have satellite campuses abroad. Also how does the tuition fees of their Satellite campuses compare with that of the main university?

@IsiomaP, do u know any of such tuition free schools in France? If yes I'll be glad to give such a try. I av a conditional offer with Centrale Nantes, though I used a UK uni for d NDDC scholarship. Won't mind going to France considering my flair for the french language. I av obtained a Niveau B1 level of proficiency in the language.

@ all, any useful info is welcome.

Originally Posted by ijjnr

@IsiomaP, do u know any of such tuition free schools in France? If yes I'll be glad to give such a try. I av a conditional offer with Centrale Nantes, though I used a UK uni for d NDDC scholarship. Won't mind going to France considering my flair for the french language. I av obtained a Niveau B1 level of proficiency in the language. @ all, any useful info is welcome.

I read somewhere that all public schools in France are free, so just check these links or try http://www.mastersportal.euhttp://en...=38&level=3Wat course did u apply 2 study in centrale Nantes n wat was d tuition fee like?

Originally Posted by IsiomaP

I read somewhere that all public schools in France are free, so just check these links or try www.mastersportal.euhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_universities_in_Francehttp://www.braintrack.com/linknav.htm?pprevid=38&level=3Wat course did u apply 2 study in centrale Nantes n wat was d tuition fee like?

U didn't put a space between the links u gave, so it returned an error. I think u meant:

www.mastersportal.eu

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ties_in_France

http://www.braintrack.com/linknav.htm?pprevid=38&level=3Wat

http://www.braintrack.com/linknav.ht...ties_in_France

I put them on different lines, don't know what happened but thanks @truz

i also think skools in malaysia are also good, and their tuition fee is less than N1million with low cost of living

@IsiomaP, many thanks. I applied for MSc Civil Engineering at Ecole Centrale de Nantes and the tuition is £12,000 per year for 2 yrs.

@Truz, many thanks too.

Originally Posted by IsiomaP

I put them on different lines, don't know what happened but thanks @truz

U r welcome.

Originally Posted by scofield

i also think skools in malaysia are also good, and their tuition fee is less than N1million with low cost of living

I think it depends on the school and the location. Someone I know recently applied to UTM in Malaysia, their school fees is a little over N1 million, and this excludes other charges like visa fees, accommodation and medical checkup (which is very compulsory for UTM). But I think their educational standard is a bit high, when compared to Nigerian schools. University of Nottingham, Malaysia campus charges about N2.5 million as tuition fees for some MSc in Engineering courses.

NDDC award list will be out on Monday.