Many Nigerians don’t fail at studying abroad because they are unqualified. They fail because they make avoidable mistakes early in the process. fUnderstanding these mistakes can save you time, money, and disappointment.

Mistake 1: Starting Too Late

Applications, funding, and visa processes take time. Starting late limits your options and increases pressure.

Early starters always have more flexibility.

Mistake 2: Choosing a Country Before Understanding Eligibility

Popular destinations are not always suitable for every profile.

Country choice should come after evaluating:

• Academic background

• Course relevance

• Financial expectations

• Visa structure

Mistake 3: Assuming Money Is the Only Requirement

Money matters — but structure matters more.

Many applicants lose money due to:

• Wrong school selection

• Incomplete documents

• Poorly presented applications

Mistake 4: Skipping Professional Guidance

Trying to “figure it out online” often leads to conflicting information. A structured consultation helps you avoid costly trial and error.

Final Thought

Most mistakes Nigerians make are preventable with early clarity.

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