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Has anyone here received unconditional offer from Gloucesteeshire ? I received mine today and need some help about the finance section on my CASShield

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[quote author=our9ja post=135383665]which intake and when did you apply [September20025 intake ,i applied December 2024 , i have made tuition deposit ]

Has anyone received unconditional offer fron gloucestershire?

University of Gloucestershireis on the list
i just checked ]

Good afternoon house ! Please I will appreciate your response! I applied for mres at university of Gloucestershire for September intake but with the look of things , no CAS has been issued and also I checked the updated schools with sponsorship at ukvi website , the university name is not included . Does it mean the government has redrawn their license to sponsor student ? Note have paid my tuition deposit, thanks![/quote]

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Has anyone received unconditional offer from Gloucestershire?

Hello house, I need your advice.
I applied to the University of Gloucestershire for a 2-year MRes program as early as December 2024 and recently received a conditional offer.
Yesterday, I asked my cousin (who is a student there) to help follow up with issions. She was told that over 6,000 applications were received for the course, and unconditional offers will start being issued at the end of April.

Meanwhile, I also have an unconditional offer from the University of Bolton (now called the University of Greater Manchester) for a 1-year MRes. They’ve asked me to pay a deposit to receive my CAS.
However, I'm really worried because of several negative reviews online about Bolton:
People paid deposits and never received a CAS.
Some are still waiting for refunds 10 months later.
The name change is also a bit worrisome .
Now I’m confused and scared — should I wait for Gloucestershire or go ahead with Bolton despite the risks?

Please, I need your honest advice.

[With Gloucester this is how it is
Get a conditional offer and open tour CAS sheild
all necessary documents

Wait till you get unconditional offfer

When unconditional offer comes pay your initial deposit

Submit Your POF

Do the pre cas interveiw

Get tour CAS

Apply for visa

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But i didn’t get any email giving unconditional offer [/quote]

[He has to receive an unconditional offer before he pays initial deposit quote author=Julivas post=134921720]

Is like since you have started the CAS shield, it means uou have accepted the offer. Thry expect you yo pay the deposit and show pof[/quote]

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Hello everyone, sorry for the long write up.
I’m in a tough situation and would really appreciate your thoughts.

I’m 25 years old, and ever since I got an unconditional ission offer my father has been determined to sell his only house to fund my travel to the UK. Despite my repeated attempts to convince him otherwise, he insists that this is the best way to secure my future. While I deeply appreciate his sacrifice and belief in me, I can’t help but worry about the risks.

Selling his only home means he will have nowhere to fall back on if things don’t go as planned. And as much as I want to explore better opportunities abroad, I don’t want to see him struggle or regret this decision later.

What would you do in my situation? Do you think this sacrifice is worth it? I’d love to hear different perspectives, especially from those who have been in a similar position or understand the realities of starting over in a new country.

Thanks in advance for your advice![/quote]

[quote author=khadeejart post=134292758]

Have you received a response? Gloucestershire just sent in response for applications done between Dec and Jan. for MRes courses

[yes I have recieved my offer ]

I initially didn’t want to respond, but here goes:

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Everyone has their own reasons for wanting to leave this country. It may not be all rosy on the other side, but at least the structure is green enough to function.

Sell the property bro.. it’s worth it. If it’s not enough, sell your kidney, liver and two eyes. You’re going abroad bro..it’s worth it.. when you get there, the white people will get you another eye, kidney and liver. Their country is very advanced and there’s nothing they can’t do. Please sell what you have and leave the country [/quote]

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ME IT'S MONEY O ! ,I CURRENTLY HAVE AN ISSION FOR MRES IN THE UK , I CAN SORT SCHOOL FEES OF LIKE 8 MILLION , THE PROBLEM IS I NEED MONEY FOR THE REST OF THE PROCESSING , IF I SEE SOMEONE OR A FIRM THAT CAN GIVE A LOAN TO COVER THIS I DONT MIND . I HAVE A PROPERTY I CAN USE AS COLLATERAL

For those who applied to Gloucestershire, they've started issuing conditiomal offers for September

[I'm considering the 2 year option ]

Are you only considering the two-year MRes program, or would you be open to a one-year option as well?[/quote]

[quote author=Gcool2 post=134131690]please any idea of university of bolton deposit?

5,000 pounds

Good morning, everyone. Has anyone here applied to the University of Gloucestershire for the September 2025 intake? I submitted my application on December 29th but haven't received any response. I even emailed the program director, but there's been no reply. Their MRes program lasts two years. Has anyone received any correspondence from them?

I subnited[ my application january 27th


quote author=dvdami post=134007975]

Congratulations!!!

Yes, they do.

I have confirmed this from them. You can also ask them yourself.

If I may know, when did you submit your application?

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Good evening all, I just received an unconditional offer from the University of Bolton (Master by Research Leadership & Strategy) it's a one-year course. I want to ask if the school allows dependants for their MRes. Thank you

[quote author=Omobola1999 post=133880511] pls I also apply for university of wolverhampton....but im still confused about something
Can I dm you pls
God bless
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[quote author=g17prinz post=133731577]I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

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Good morning, chief. I'd like to inquire the Mres degree. Did you apply through the UCAS website or directly to the school's faculty/supervisor? Secondly, does one the school whenever one is ready or advisable to wait until schools announce application openings?

I'll really appreciate your opinion, thanks.

we applied directly ,we were ed to clarify some unclear documents , with Gloucestershire you can apply directly . i think Preston and Bolton too

Good morning all,
I’d appreciate your input on this matter. My wife applied for an MRes program in the UK, and we’ve been ed by one of the schools we applied to. We’ve already started preparing funds for tuition and other related expenses. However, last night, we discovered that my wife is pregnant.
We are now considering the implications of her pregnancy on her ability to travel, settle, and study in the UK. Specifically, we’d like insights on the following:
1. Health and travel: Are there any medical considerations or restrictions for her to travel, given her pregnancy?
2. Healthcare in the UK: What are the healthcare options available for pregnant international students in the UK? Would the NHS cover her antenatal care, or do we need separate health insurance?
3. Academic challenges: How might the pregnancy and childbirth affect her studies, particularly if the program is intensive? Are there systems or deferment options
4. Will immigration allow her into the uk seeing that she is pregnant

Please I want to ask one stupid questio. : can a student on Masters by research take dependants into the UK?

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The Supreme Council for Shari’ah in Nigeria (Oyo branch), on Tuesday, announced the indefinite postponement of its plan to inaugurate a Sharia court in Oyo town.

The postponement followed widespread outcry against the planned Sharia Court inauguration earlier scheduled for January 11, 2025.

In a broadcast on Tuesday, Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, acknowledged the planned Sharia court and the attendant controversy.

“About the establishment of Sharia court in Oyo town, people may try, but for us, I swore to uphold our laws and the Constitution of Nigeria.
“If their actions are within the law, fine, if not they should expect that I will insist the law must be followed,” the governor said.

The planned Sharia court inauguration was to take place at the Muslim Community Islamic Centre in Mobolaje Area, Oyo, and was to include prominent figures such as the Basorun of Oyo Land, High Chief Yusuf Akinade Olayinka, and the Aare Musulumi of Oyo Land, Alhaji Chief Tajudeen Abdul-Hammed Kamorise.

However, the announcement sparked intense debates on social media and within the state, with critics arguing that the introduction of a Sharia court could disrupt the state’s religious harmony.

Amid growing tension, the organisers announced the indefinite postponement of the event.
In a statement signed by the Khadimul Muslimeen of Oyo Kingdom, Imam Daud Igi Ogun, the group said, “The inauguration ceremony of the Supreme Council for Shari’ah in Nigeria (Oyo branch) has been suspended until further notice. Islam portrays peace.”

In an interview with The PUNCH, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria from Oyo State, Ahmed Raji, had clarified that the planned structure was not a Sharia court but an arbitration for Muslims seeking voluntary dispute resolution.

“The is for resolving matters between consenting Muslims and does not have judicial authority or punitive measures. No court can be established without government approval,” Raji explained.

The Oyo State Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Apostle Joshua Akinyemiju, dismissed the initiative, describing it as unconstitutional and a threat to the state’s secular nature.

“This should not happen in Oyo State, where Christians and Muslims coexist in nearly every family. There’s no law to this, and the government is not aware. We won’t allow anything that jeopardizes the peaceful coexistence we enjoy,” Akinyemiju stated.

The state government, through the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Dr. Sulaimon Olanrewaju, emphasised its commitment to upholding the law.

“Oyo State will not permit anything illegal. The focus isn’t about wanting Sharia or not but ensuring that any structure aligns with the legal system we operate,” Olanrewaju said.

https://punchng.com/sharia-court-inauguration-suspended-as-makinde-intervenes/

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