Here is a current scholarship opening for Nigerian students who wish to pursue undergraduate career in Nigeria in the field of STEAM (Sciences, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics). FATE Scholar Program is an initiative of FATE foundation which aims to help qualifying Nigerian students to pursue an undergraduate career in any field related to sciences, engineering, arts and mathematics Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must: Be a Nigerian Citizen. Must have demonstrated high level of exceptional performances in his/her previous studies Not be more than 21 years at the time of application Be willing to pursue an undergraduate degree in any STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) Be willing to undertake this studies in Nigerian universities. Only candidates who are currently seeking admission into year 1 programs in the aforementioned Area are qualified to apply. (Year 1 students who currently promoted to year 2 are not eligib...
A lot of African students who seek to pursue their academic programs abroad generally meet with one brick wall which is funding options. The cheapest university in UK, Canada or USA usually ranges from £10,000 to £25,000. This is a whooping sum of over ₦15,000,000/session. Average living cost per month is over £1,000 while house rents ranges from £750 to £1,500. In all sincerity, it costs over £60,000 (about ₦70,000,000) for someone to undertake an undergraduate programs of at least 4years in Europe or America and about £30,000 (over ₦45,000,000) for one year postgraduate studies. This is not an easy undertaking for someone living in Nigeria and most African countries. Even the rich doesn't find it easy! Does this mean that average income earners cannot make it to universities in Europe, Asia and America? The answer is obviously " No" . What one requires is the right information and mentorship. Infact, most people who made it to top universities in UK...