Apply to Them in 2024: Lady Names 5 Universities in Canada that Easily Give Nigerians Admission

Apply to Them in 2024: Lady Names 5 Universities in Canada that Easily Give Nigerians Admission

  • A lady abroad has stated that certain universities in Canada have high acceptance rates for Nigerians and other international students
  • She highlighted their names and locations, urging people seeking to study abroad to consider them in 2024
  • Uthman Hauwa Ibraheem, a Lagos-based immigration lawyer and relocation expert, has shared her thoughts on the list

TikToker, @muvey10, has named five leading varsities in Canada that easily give admission to Nigerians and other foreign scholars.

While also giving out where they are situated, she advised students that applying to these schools is better than wasting money on other unsure options.

Easiest Canadian schools to get into in 2024
The image used here is for illustration purpose and not related to the story. Photo Credit: Fat Camera
Source: Getty Images

In descending order, she gave out the names of the schools. Legit.ng arranged her list in ascending order and they go thus:

1. University of Lethbridge. She said international students should consider applying to this university in order not to waste application fees on other schools.

Read also

Countries where US visa is approved within several hours: Man lists 3 places where one can get such

PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy!

2. Wilfrid Laurier University. She said this university is one of the easiest universities to get into in Canada.

3. Memorial University of Newfoundland, also known as Memorial University or MUN, has an extremely high acceptance rate.

4. Carleton University in Ottawa. She said it is one of the biggest universities in Ottawa and has a high acceptance rate.

5. Concordia University. She stated that it is in the province of Quebec, Canada. She claimed that people who can speak French get to pay 50 % of their fees.

To confirm the authenticity of the TikToker's list, Legit.ng contacted a Lagos-based immigration lawyer and relocation export, Uthman Hauwa Ibraheem, and she gave a positive affirmation. In her words:

Read also

"Why you should not do dollar conversion abroad": Canada-based lady advises people who want to Japa

"Yes, that (the list) is true.
"Especially Memorial University of Newfoundland."

Watch the video below:

Mixed reactions trailed her list of easiest Canadian universities to get into

Don’t bother said:

"The tuition deposit is very important. If u get admission and you’re not able to pay your tuition deposit, that’s a waste of money."

userdesmondz said:

"Knowledge in French does not make u to pay 50% of the fees in Concordia. You’re wrong on that."

georgeworldchanger said:

"After getting acceptance is it also difficult to get your visa application..."

johnpaul nwogu said:

"This lady is an angel, her content is wonderful, if u follow her u can never be misled, does she allow one to her a private discussion with her?"

JoeV said:

"Brock. Just need to walk and talk. Easiest."

Estyjackson said:

"Been trying severally to apply all to no avail."

Ebenezer Forson Ateega said:

Read also

Experts give 5 reasons why children can’t read, solve simple math in Nigeria

"I no dey come to Canada oooo better places are around the world."

HEBUKUOLUWA said:

"Please what about university of Prince Edward Island and is the province affordable and does it offer PGWp."

Bukola Omobonike Las said:

"All of them don't have good courses for postgraduate program."

dir_rjay said:

"Already applied to Humber Collage before seeing this I hope they grant my application."

Six courses Nigerians should avoid studying in Canada

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had shared six courses Nigerians should not consider studying in Canada.

In a TikTok video, @apyankyera23 emphasised the importance of reading courses with well-paying jobs in Canada.

He added that some courses have little or no chance of earning high and can even be done by people without professional degrees.

Speaking with Legit.ng, an educational consultant based in Atlanta, USA, Ifeanyi Eze, agreed with all the courses listed but one.

Source: Legit.ng

Online view pixel