Since my last interview, I realized there might have been concerns about my finances. I've worked on that by saving more and securing an on-campus employment, which will help cover my housing costs and reduce the financial burden. My desire to get a U.S. education has only grown stronger, and I'm still fully committed to returning to Nigeria, because of my family and friends and the opportunity that awaits me.

Hi everyone. School has been quiet. Trust everyone is doing great. I wish us all the best

Visa officers do ask some of these questions to throw you off guard. 1. Why are you here? 2. Where are you coming to? 3. How did you get this scholarship/funding (if you have any form of scholarship, better know the process of applying for it). NOTE: All you have to do is to get yourself prepared for anything even if you don’t have the answers on script, just say anything with confidence.

Constant practice makes perfect guys do well to listen to Mr o.g and also do your research note.. little tips for some us going for interview soonest good luck...guys 1) be bold 2)be confident 3)your speech should be clear 4)be early to the consular 5)dress simple or moderately 6) do forget what Mr o.g has tutored you..

For all us going for our interview soon, ensure all your practiced answers are recorded, listen to it at least 3 to 4 times everyday, edit and work on the once you need to work on but most importantly keep it simple and natural, pls dont CRAM generic answers. I hope this helps someone..