Great video bro 🍀. One thing I would additionally mention is to check if the degree counts as a STEM designated, or non-STEM designated degree. This is for after graduation, when looking for work. A STEM degree is eligible for 3 years (1 year + 2 year extension) of OPT, while a non-STEM degree is only eligible for 1 year of OPT. People studying Engineering, Computer Science etc. don't need to worry about this, but people studying programs like Business (MBA), Public Health, Analytics etc. might want to check if a school designates the degree as STEM or non-STEM. For example, The Master of Public Health (MPH) degree offered by Northeastern University is considered non-STEM, while the MPH degree offered by New York University is considered a STEM degree. Another example is the MBA program, which doesn't necessarily look like a STEM degree. However, a couple of business schools have designated either their entire program, or certain tracks of the MBA program as a STEM degree. Anyone applying to any school can email or call the admissions office and verify if the degree they're applying to is considered STEM or non-STEM.
This is really great Damilola. Thanks for highlighting it. The MS in Analytics program in BGSU is a Non-STEM degree and I know it is a STEM program in some other schools. Thanks for the support too. 🍀
@@NzubeOhalete woow! This is the course I am planning to apply for. Ms business analytics. I was seriously assuming it's STEM-designted for all schools. Thank you so much for this information, I will search more consciously now. I am hoping to get full funding for it, is this possible?
Seen a couple of your videos but wondering what might have happened the day you shot this one. You're laughed a lot and spoke as though you were talking to a friend. Thank you for sharing useful information.
This is one of the most helpful feedbacks I’ve heard this week. Thank you so much for bringing my attention to this. ❤️ I’ll take the time to do more of it in future videos.
Your videos are so loaded and straight to the point. Easy to watch. I have watched many of these kind of videos and I honestly appreciate your work. Thank you Zubby.
@@NzubeOhalete 😂😂😂please do o, because I will watch all of them. I have watched like 4 of your videos in one sitting. They're so easy to watch, no excess stories at all.
I got to 10:43 and my eyes lit up. I also have a Bsc in Mathematics, just concluded MSc in Mathematics and now gearing towards AI or education for PhD. This video just gave me a moral boost after I heard you say we mustn’t do same thing all through as guilt has been killing me. Even though I’m leaning towards the Netherlands more than I am with the USA. I pray to get one soon. Thank you, your videos engaging, entertaining and definitely helpful. 🥂
My prayers are with you. I pray you get a great PhD offer. Happy to hear that this video was helpful and has given you the boost you needed. Thank you for your kind words. 😊
Hi Prof, I've been curious about the process of formulating examination questions in universities. Are they exclusively multiple-choice, or do they also include written questions? Additionally, I'm interested in understanding the examination format at universities-how do students typically take their exams? If you have the time, it would be fantastic if you could share your experiences with exams, assignments, quizzes, etc. in a video. I've recently subscribed and am looking forward to more content. Thank you
Hi Felix, Welcome to the family. 🎉🎉🎉 Thanks for your extensive question too. 😀. Exams here are in different formats. I’ve written multiple choice, programming, fill-in-the-gaps and also theory questions. I have written in-class and take-home exams. It just depends on the lecturer and the course too. From my experience, the lecturers give you the exam in the best format possible that would guarantee you learn it well. They actually want you to pass. Thanks for the video suggestion. I’ll add it to my list.
There are several ways depending on the school. I’ve done an in-depth video on that. You can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/BmmnfXn9Vc8/v-deo.html
Nothing is impossible. If you want to get into MIT for undergraduate then you can. Look for people that have done so (on UA-cam, LinkedIn, etc) and find out how they did it. Then do the same thing. You can also look for their requirements and get them. You can read about it on their website: mitadmissions.org/apply/firstyear/first-year-eligibility/ Getting into MIT is a big dream which requires a big sacrifice. If you are willing to make the sacrifices then you’re already in MIT. 😊
It depends on what you’ll call a “good” advisor. If it’s an advisor in your field of interest then you can find that out through their Google Scholar profile. If it’s an advisor who you have character compatibility with then I can’t really say. 😀
@@NzubeOhalete Thank you for your answer Prof. Do you know of any international conferences in the US for "biomedical engineers"? I am looking forward to your response, or I hope you can answer it in the next session by making a video. I will be waiting for the video.
External scholarships (like Government Scholarships) and loans are another option. I’ve done a video on the different funding options here: ua-cam.com/video/HLuLE9gG46w/v-deo.html
I'm stuck here since yesterday 😃 Please I've applied to couple of schools in USA.. my problem is proof of funds at the point of application. I do want to know if all schools require proof of funds submission at application stage before one gets 1-20.
Proof of funds “at the point of application”? I’ve never applied to a school that required proof of funds before giving me admission. That already implies to me that they don’t plan to give you scholarships to please apply to other schools. Yes they require proof of funds before issuing you an I-20 but this should happen after your admission and scholarship. So the proof of funds should cover what the scholarship doesn’t cover.
@@NzubeOhalete Thank you so much for this eye 👁️ open response. Really looking forward to new videos on schools to apply for fall 2025. Also Please Zubby, I need your help 🙏 I studied Entrepreneurship and Business Management BSc. Sometimes I get confused about choosing a field for graduate school. Aside MBA and other few management related courses. I don't know if you can help me to select courses that are related to what I studied. (Entrepreneurship and Business Management) I don't mind researching about them before applying. Especially the ones I can easily get funding too🙏 Thank you so much ❤️❤️ God bless you 🙏
Hmmmm… This question made me do some research. I really understand your shoes because with a BSc in Entrepreneurship and Business Management, the natural masters is an MBA. But few US MBAs get good scholarships. (Although I’ll advise you do more research on getting MBA scholarships if this interests you). For related courses, I’ll recommend: 1. Financial Economics 2. Information Systems 3. Business Analytics These are slight deviations from your BSc (and you might need to learn some things) but I feel they are still closely related. Hope this helps. I wish you the very best in your applications.
I have some questions regarding the same but it will be too much to type here.At the moment i don't have an Instagram account,i dont know if i can reach you via email ?
Are there some factors to consider that I left out? Please do share. Thanks 😊
Another factor can be the program /course structure. Some schools might offer specializations that are more tailored to your goals.
@@tomiwaomotesho8985 Great point. Some program better aligns to our career goals than others.
Great video bro 🍀. One thing I would additionally mention is to check if the degree counts as a STEM designated, or non-STEM designated degree. This is for after graduation, when looking for work. A STEM degree is eligible for 3 years (1 year + 2 year extension) of OPT, while a non-STEM degree is only eligible for 1 year of OPT.
People studying Engineering, Computer Science etc. don't need to worry about this, but people studying programs like Business (MBA), Public Health, Analytics etc. might want to check if a school designates the degree as STEM or non-STEM.
For example, The Master of Public Health (MPH) degree offered by Northeastern University is considered non-STEM, while the MPH degree offered by New York University is considered a STEM degree.
Another example is the MBA program, which doesn't necessarily look like a STEM degree. However, a couple of business schools have designated either their entire program, or certain tracks of the MBA program as a STEM degree.
Anyone applying to any school can email or call the admissions office and verify if the degree they're applying to is considered STEM or non-STEM.
This is really great Damilola. Thanks for highlighting it. The MS in Analytics program in BGSU is a Non-STEM degree and I know it is a STEM program in some other schools. Thanks for the support too. 🍀
@@NzubeOhalete woow! This is the course I am planning to apply for. Ms business analytics.
I was seriously assuming it's STEM-designted for all schools. Thank you so much for this information, I will search more consciously now.
I am hoping to get full funding for it, is this possible?
Seen a couple of your videos but wondering what might have happened the day you shot this one. You're laughed a lot and spoke as though you were talking to a friend. Thank you for sharing useful information.
This is one of the most helpful feedbacks I’ve heard this week. Thank you so much for bringing my attention to this. ❤️
I’ll take the time to do more of it in future videos.
@@NzubeOhalete I'm glad it is 😊
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Your videos are so loaded and straight to the point. Easy to watch.
I have watched many of these kind of videos and I honestly appreciate your work.
Thank you Zubby.
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@@NzubeOhalete 😂😂😂please do o, because I will watch all of them. I have watched like 4 of your videos in one sitting.
They're so easy to watch, no excess stories at all.
First time viewer, your videos are really helpful and detailed. Keep up the good work.
See you soon in the US by God's grace
I learnt a great deal from this video. Thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome Tomiwa. Happy you liked it.
I got to 10:43 and my eyes lit up.
I also have a Bsc in Mathematics, just concluded MSc in Mathematics and now gearing towards AI or education for PhD.
This video just gave me a moral boost after I heard you say we mustn’t do same thing all through as guilt has been killing me. Even though I’m leaning towards the Netherlands more than I am with the USA.
I pray to get one soon. Thank you, your videos engaging, entertaining and definitely helpful. 🥂
My prayers are with you. I pray you get a great PhD offer. Happy to hear that this video was helpful and has given you the boost you needed.
Thank you for your kind words. 😊
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You’re welcome. Happy you liked them Esther. 😊
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I am learning so much thank you
Ps: I am also transitioning from Nigeria to the United States
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Yeah a video in switching degree at the USA will help
Alright… Thank you.
This video on selecting your best course might help you get started: ua-cam.com/video/xqxFUp0nXo4/v-deo.html
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I love for you to put a video on how to switch degrees in the US
Thank you for your kind words. Thank you for the suggestion too. I’ve added it to my list.
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Learnt a lot, thank you Sir for sharing.
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Thank you so much for thus videos! I am glad i found your channel as I currently applied to BGSU as well awaiting decision. 😢
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I watched it all but no clove leaves. How do i consult you?
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Tanks for the video,very analytical
You’re welcome. Happy you liked it.
Thank You Zubby
You’re welcome David. I’m happy this was helpful.
Quite insightful video Zubby.
How do one prepare for a PHD interview in the Us?
You’re welcome. Happy you got value from it.
I’ll do a video on PhD interviews, I had to do 2 interviews during my application.
@@NzubeOhalete I really look forward to that
Please ,do a video on how to switch degree in USA
Alright. I’ve added this to my list. Thank you
Hi Prof,
I've been curious about the process of formulating examination questions in universities. Are they exclusively multiple-choice, or do they also include written questions? Additionally, I'm interested in understanding the examination format at universities-how do students typically take their exams?
If you have the time, it would be fantastic if you could share your experiences with exams, assignments, quizzes, etc. in a video. I've recently subscribed and am looking forward to more content.
Thank you
Hi Felix, Welcome to the family. 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for your extensive question too. 😀. Exams here are in different formats. I’ve written multiple choice, programming, fill-in-the-gaps and also theory questions. I have written in-class and take-home exams. It just depends on the lecturer and the course too.
From my experience, the lecturers give you the exam in the best format possible that would guarantee you learn it well. They actually want you to pass.
Thanks for the video suggestion. I’ll add it to my list.
Thanks
You’re welcome Israel
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Very informative
Glad you found it helpful.
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@@NzubeOhalete and thank you for assisting us and sharing your knowledge , the support you give is what truly matters.
Good day.......I studied mathematics education at undergraduate level and I wanted to proceed to data science in masters
Please I need your help
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Thank you so much… I appreciate the support
Please how does one get an application waiver?
There are several ways depending on the school. I’ve done an in-depth video on that. You can check it out here:
ua-cam.com/video/BmmnfXn9Vc8/v-deo.html
I really want to go to MIT but I think it's impossible for undergraduate
Nothing is impossible. If you want to get into MIT for undergraduate then you can.
Look for people that have done so (on UA-cam, LinkedIn, etc) and find out how they did it. Then do the same thing.
You can also look for their requirements and get them. You can read about it on their website:
mitadmissions.org/apply/firstyear/first-year-eligibility/
Getting into MIT is a big dream which requires a big sacrifice. If you are willing to make the sacrifices then you’re already in MIT. 😊
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I try to find a good advisor PhD instead of worrying that much about the rank of the university. How we know that before we contact them
It depends on what you’ll call a “good” advisor. If it’s an advisor in your field of interest then you can find that out through their Google Scholar profile. If it’s an advisor who you have character compatibility with then I can’t really say. 😀
@@NzubeOhalete Thank you for your answer Prof. Do you know of any international conferences in the US for "biomedical engineers"? I am looking forward to your response, or I hope you can answer it in the next session by making a video. I will be waiting for the video.
If we don't find fully funding opportunity from university for Masters then what are the other available options available please?
External scholarships (like Government Scholarships) and loans are another option. I’ve done a video on the different funding options here:
ua-cam.com/video/HLuLE9gG46w/v-deo.html
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What is full name of the school BGSU?
Bowling Green State University located in Bowling Green, Ohio.
Can you help me apply for PhD admission
Hi Mercy, that’s why I create all these videos. To give you enough information to apply and fulfill your dreams of getting a higher degree.
link to list of schools not working
Apologies for that, the original host took it down. I re-uploaded it, so it should be working now.
Thanks, I have it now 🥳
I'm stuck here since yesterday 😃
Please I've applied to couple of schools in USA.. my problem is proof of funds at the point of application.
I do want to know if all schools require proof of funds submission at application stage before one gets 1-20.
Proof of funds “at the point of application”? I’ve never applied to a school that required proof of funds before giving me admission. That already implies to me that they don’t plan to give you scholarships to please apply to other schools.
Yes they require proof of funds before issuing you an I-20 but this should happen after your admission and scholarship. So the proof of funds should cover what the scholarship doesn’t cover.
@@NzubeOhalete Thank you so much for this eye 👁️ open response.
Really looking forward to new videos on schools to apply for fall 2025.
Also
Please Zubby, I need your help 🙏
I studied Entrepreneurship and Business Management BSc.
Sometimes I get confused about choosing a field for graduate school.
Aside MBA and other few management related courses.
I don't know if you can help me to select courses that are related to what I studied.
(Entrepreneurship and Business Management) I don't mind researching about them before applying.
Especially the ones I can easily get funding too🙏
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
God bless you 🙏
Hmmmm… This question made me do some research. I really understand your shoes because with a BSc in Entrepreneurship and Business Management, the natural masters is an MBA. But few US MBAs get good scholarships. (Although I’ll advise you do more research on getting MBA scholarships if this interests you).
For related courses, I’ll recommend:
1. Financial Economics
2. Information Systems
3. Business Analytics
These are slight deviations from your BSc (and you might need to learn some things) but I feel they are still closely related.
Hope this helps. I wish you the very best in your applications.
@@NzubeOhalete Thank you so much Zubby.
I truly appreciate this help.
God bless and continue to enlarge you in Jesus Mighty Name AMEN 🙏.
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I have some questions regarding the same but it will be too much to type here.At the moment i don't have an Instagram account,i dont know if i can reach you via email ?
That’s fine. Yes you can shoot me an email and I’ll be happy to answer your questions. My email is in the video description.
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