Brief description
Application for 2013/2014 Nigeria LNG Undergraduate Scholarship Award: Nigeria LNG Limited invites first year Undergraduate students in Nigerian universities to apply for the NLNG Scholarship award scheme for 2013/2014 academic year
Accepted Subject Areas?
Various Courses at Nigerian Universities
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About Scholarship
The Nigeria LNG Undergraduate Scholarship Scheme started in 1998 as part of Nigeria LNG Limited’s Corporate Social Responsibility to Nigerian Citizens to enhance human capacity development.
The Management of Nigeria LNG Limited wishes to invite interested First Year undergraduates in Nigerian Universities to apply for the 2013/2014 NLNG Scholarship Award. The purpose of Nigeria LNG Scholarship Award Scheme is to promote academic excellence amongst undergraduates in tertiary institutions in Rivers State and the rest of the country.
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Scholarship Offered Since: 1998
Scholarship Type: Annual Undergraduate scholarship grant
Selection Criteria
Beneficiaries are selected through a rigorous and transparent selection process organized in collaboration with the Aptitude Test Department of WAEC.
Eligibility
Applicant must be first year undergraduate student in a recognized Nigerian university
Number of Scholarship: Several
Value of Scholarship
Scholarship recipient will receive the payment of a yearly Scholarship allowance as beneficiary Undergraduates in Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria.
The award has undergone several value reviews from N30, 000.00 at inception to N50, 000.00 and then to value of N 100,000.00. May increase for this year.
Duration of Study: For the duration of the undergraduate degree
Eligible Countries: Nigeria
To be taken at (country): Universities in Nigeria
Application
Application deadline: All Entries will close on Wednesday 3rd July, 2013.
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
To apply for this scholarship go to: https://sws.nlng.com/Undgrad and complete the application form.
All applications should include the following attachments:
Scanned passport sized photographs
Scanned copy of JAMB and University admission Letters.
Scanned copy of WAEC/NECO/GCE/O Levels or A’ Level results
Scanned copy of School Identity Card.
Scanned copy of Letter of identification from Local Government of Origin.
Please note that only qualified applicants shall be short-listed for the selection tests.
The following candidates need not apply
Beneficiaries of other scholarship schemes.
Second (2) to Final year students.
Part-time students.
If you need more Information about this scholarship, kindly visit the Scholarship Webpage
Sponsors
Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited
Important Notes:
Please note that only qualified applicants shall be short-listed for the selection tests.
From inception, about 2,500 beneficiaries have benefited from the scheme. A total of about 500 million naira has been spent so far on the scheme. At present, this scheme is been reviewed and its scope expanded to cater for three levels: post primary, undergraduate and post graduate studies oversea.
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Full Scholarships in USA for African/Developing Countries Students
Do you want to study abroad in USA on Scholarship? A number of USA universities and organisations offer undergraduate, Masters or PhD scholarships in USA for developing countries Students. Some of these scholarships are offered specifically for international students from Africa.
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Harambe Fletcher Scholarships for African Students USA
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Microsoft Research Graduate Women’s Scholarships, USA
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Boustany Foundation – MBA Harvard Scholarship programs
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Visit www.iie.org/en/Programs/ExxonMobil-Middle-East-and-North-Africa-Scholars-Program
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowships for International Students -USA
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Application Deadline: Embassies and Commissions must submit their nominations to the Institute of International Education office in Washington, DC by October 1. The deadlines for applicants vary by country.
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Visit www.fhssa.org/
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Visit www.peointernational.org/peo-projectsphilanthropies
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AAHPM Scholarship in USA for Physicians from Developing Countries
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The Immigration Journalism Fellowship in USA for International Students
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Gus Archie Undergraduate Scholarships- Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Foundation
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Application Deadline: 30 April annually
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Google Lime Scholarship for Students with Disabilities to Study in USA or Canada
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ESA Foundation Scholarship for USA and International students
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Internet Scholarship Program by U.S. Bank- USA
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Fellowships in International Human Rights in UK and US
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The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program
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MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at Wellesley College, USA
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Application Deadline: Varies – application start around September/November and closes around January/February
Visit new.wellesley.edu/admission/apply/howto
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Stanford University – USA
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Application Deadline: Varies – application start around September/November and closes around January/February
Visit www.stanford.edu/dept/uga/application/international/index.html
MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at Arizona State University (ASU)
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Application Deadline: Varies – for admission application: 01 January; scholarship deadline: February 01
Visit asu.edu/ugapp.
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at University of California, Berkeley USA
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Application Deadline: Varies – first apply for admission
Office of Undergraduate Admissions: admissions.berkeley.edu/internationalstudents
Graduate Division: www.grad.berkeley.edu/international/index.shtml
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Michigan State University (MSU), USA
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Application Deadline: 15 February
Visit: MCFScholars.msu.edu
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Duke University – USA
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Application Deadline: January
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MasterCard Foundation Scholarships at EARTH University for Africa, Latin America and Caribbean– Costa Rica
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Application Deadline: For African students: 25 May; For Latin America and the Caribbean: 1 June
Visit website: www.earth.ac.cr/?lang=en
University Scholarships in USA
American University Emerging Global Leader Scholarship for International Students (AU EGLS)
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Application Deadline: 15 January
Visit www.american.edu/admissions/international/egls.cfm
Visiting Scholarship for International Law Students, USA
The Center for the Study of Law and Society invites applications for visiting scholars for each year. The Center fosters empirical research and theoretical analysis concerning legal institutions, legal processes, legal change, and the social consequences of law. Closely linked to the School of Law, CSLS creates a multidisciplinary milieu with a faculty of distinguished socio-legal scholars in sociology of law, political science, criminal justice studies, law and economics, legal history, law and psychology, and legal and social philosophy, along with visiting socio-legal scholars from the United States and around the world.
Application Deadline: November 16
Visit www.law.berkeley.edu/1273.htm
International Student Ambassador Scholarships at Iowa State University USA
The Iowa State University, USA awards the International Student Ambassador Scholarships to undergraduate students with exceptional leadership qualities and a desire to positively represent both their home country and Iowa State University to prospective students.
Application Deadline: March 1 (fall & summer entry); October 1 (spring entry)
Visit www.admissions.iastate.edu/intl/ambassador_scholarships.php
ESTU International Students Academic Merit Scholarship
The International Students Academic Merit Scholarship is open to new international students seeking a graduate or undergraduate degree at East Tennessee State University –ETSU USA. The scholarship covers 50 percent of the total of in and out-of-state tuition and maintenance fees only. No additional fees or costs are covered.
Application Deadline
Completed applications, including letters of recommendation, need to be submitted by the following dates:
Fall semester deadline: no later than June 1st
Spring semester deadline: no later than October 1st
Visit www.etsu.edu/honors/international/internationalstudentscholarships/application.aspx
Colby-Sawyer College Scholarships for Undergraduate International Students USA
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Application Deadline: Varies –1 February
Visit www.colby-sawyer.edu/admissions/international/finaid.html
VCU International Student Scholarship Award
The VCU (Virginia Commonwealth University) International Student Scholarship is sponsored with proceeds generated by the sale of Officially Licensed VCU merchandise. Virginia Commonwealth University values the contributions international students make to the university community through scholarship, service, and leadership.
Application Deadline: February 21
View application www.bsv.vcu.edu/Scholarships/ISTS.pdf
VCU Undergraduate Scholarship for the Advancement of Women – USA
The VCU (Virginia Commonwealth University) Scholarship Award for the Advancement of Women is sponsored by the VCU Department of Business Services through proceeds generated by the sale of class rings and graduation-related items through the Jostens Company.
Application Deadline: February 21
Visit www.bsv.vcu.edu/Scholarships/SAW.pdf
IUPUI Scholarships for International Students USA
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Application Deadline: Varies
Visit iapply.iupui.edu/scholarships/
African Presidential Fellowship Program at University of Michigan USA
The African Presidential Scholars Program offers early career faculty from Ghana, Liberia, South Africa and Uganda the opportunity to collaborate with faculty and students at the University of Michigan during residencies of two to six months.
Eligible Field of Study: Field of African Heritage, African Social Research, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics)
Application Period: August 15-October 15
Visit www.ii.umich.edu/asc/initiatives
Yossi Schiff Memorial Scholarship Fund for Graduate Students from Africa and Asia
The Yossi Schiff Memorial Scholarship Fund at University of Michigan, USA is designed to promote international understanding and offer an educational opportunity through scholarships to foreign graduate students (from developing countries) in need. Yossi Schiff Memorial Scholarship is offered for students from Africa and Asia to study Social Sciences, Humanities, Medicine, Public Health, Public Policy, Nursing and Environmental Sciences at University of Michigan, USA
Application Deadline: May 2
Visit www.rackham.umich.edu/funding/from_rackham/program_nomination_or_allocation/yossi_schiff_memorial_scholarship_fund/
George and Nancy Axinn International Scholarship Fund- Michigan State University USA
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Application Deadline: December 1
International Guest Scholarships for Medical Student at American College os Surgeons
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Application Deadline: 1st July.
Visit www.facs.org/memberservices/igs.html
IIS Undergraduate Merit Scholarships
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Application Deadline: November 26
Visit iis.berkeley.edu/content/undergraduate-merit-scholarships
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On this page, you will find links to scholarships in USA for international students. To receive scholarship notifications in future, subscribe to our free scholarship newsletter, for weekly digest.
Navigate:
Organisation Scholarships in USA
MasterCard Foundation Scholarships in USA Universities
University Scholarships in USA
Organisation Scholarships in USA
Zawadi Africa Education Fund Undergraduate Scholarship for Women- in Partnership with Google
The Zawadi Africa Education Fund is a program designed to provide undergraduate scholarships to academically gifted girls/ women from disadvantaged backgrounds from Africa to pursue higher education in the US.
Eligible Field of Study: Computer Science, Computer Engineering and/or ICT
Application Deadline: Varies
Visit www.zawadiafrica.org/
Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program Japan
The World Bank and the Government of Japan, through the Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program, offer scholarships for Masters Degree to postgraduate students from developing countries. Eligible applicants should propose a program of study related to development at the master’s level, in fields such as economics, health, education, agriculture, environment, natural resource management, or other development‑related subject.
Application Deadline: March 31
Visit go.worldbank.org/048IC50V60
MMMF Scholarship for Women from Developing Countries in US & Canada
The Margaret McNamara Memorial Fund (MMMF) provides grants to women from developing countries to help further their education and strengthen their leadership skills to improve the lives of women and children in developing countries. The MMMF awards grants are approximately $12,000 each.
Application starts from October 15th until January 9th.
Visit www.mmmf-grants.org/grants-us.html
AAUW International Fellowship for Women, Masters & Doctoral program in USA
American Association of University Women – AAUW International Fellowships are awarded for full-time study or research in the United States to women who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Applicants must have earned the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor’s degree by September 30, (previous year) and must have applied to their proposed institutions of study by the time of the application. The AAUW International Fellowship for Women is for Masters, Doctoral and Postdoctoral program in USA
Application Starts August 1 and Ends December 1 (based on previous duration)
Harambe Fletcher Scholarships for African Students USA
The Harambe Fletcher Scholarship is a full-tuition award for young African entrepreneurial leaders wishing to pursue a master program at The Fletcher School at Tufts University, starting in September 2013.
Eligible Field of Study
Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy (MALD)
A two-year, highly flexible, interdisciplinary, professional degree in international affairs
Master of International Business (MIB)
A two-year hybrid international business/international affairs degree program
Application Deadline
Candidates must complete online HEA Application by December 30
Candidates must complete online Fletcher School Application by January 10
For admission: www.fletcher.tufts.edu/Admissions
Microsoft Research Graduate Women’s Scholarships, USA
The Microsoft Research Graduate Women’s Scholarship is a one-year scholarship program for outstanding women graduate students and is designed to help increase the number of women pursuing a PhD.
Eligible Field of Study: PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Mathematics departments
Application start August 14, and end October 16
Visit research.microsoft.com/en-us/collaboration/awards/fellows-women.aspx#Eligibility
7UP Harvard Business School Scholarship for Nigerian Students
The Seven UP Harvard Business School Scholarship was created by Seven Up Bottling Company Plc of Nigeria to commemorate its 50th anniversary and aligns with the Company’s overall vision of creating a greener future for promising Nigerians. Application opens for students admitted to the Harvard Business School MBA Class of following year.
Application Deadline: Varies between September and April for the 1st to 3rd round
Visit www.hbs.edu/mba/admissions/funding.html#international
Boustany Foundation – MBA Harvard Scholarship programs
The Boustany Foundation recognizes the importance of helping people evolve and leave a positive impact on the world. In order to achieve the above, the Foundation grants various Scholarships to exceptional and meriting individuals.
Application Deadline: 31 May (Offered every two years)
Visit Website for details: boustany-foundation.org
Borlaug Fellowship Program for Developing Countries Students, USA
The Norman E. Borlaug International Agricultural Science and Technology Fellowship Program (Borlaug Fellowship Program) helps developing countries strengthen sustainable agricultural practices by providing scientific training and collaborative research opportunities to visiting researchers, policymakers, and university faculty.
Application Deadline: January 15 (varies)
Visit www.fas.usda.gov/icd/borlaug/Borlaug.asp
Campbell Fellowship for Women Scholar-Practitioners from Developing Nations
The Vera R. Campbell Foundation funded Fellowship is offered for female postdoctoral social scientist from a developing country whose work addresses women’s economic and social empowerment in that nation.
Application Deadline: 1 November
Visit sarweb.org/index.php?resident_scholar_campbell_fellowship
ExxonMobil Middle East and North Africa Scholars Program for Masters in Geosciences, Engineering, or Business in Texas
The program is funded by ExxonMobil and administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE). Through this unique scholarship opportunity, ExxonMobil aims to contribute to the Middle East and North Africa region by helping to develop highly skilled and culturally adept individuals.
Application Deadline: October 31
Visit www.iie.org/en/Programs/ExxonMobil-Middle-East-and-North-Africa-Scholars-Program
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowships for International Students -USA
The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program is a non-degree program for experienced professionals interested in strengthening their leadership skills through a mutual exchange of knowledge and understanding about issues of common concern in the U.S. and the Fellows’ home countries.
Application Deadline: Embassies and Commissions must submit their nominations to the Institute of International Education office in Washington, DC by October 1. The deadlines for applicants vary by country.
African countries: https://www.humphreyfellowship.org/sub-saharan-africa
Non-African countries visit https://www.humphreyfellowship.org/participating-countries-region
FHSSA Nursing Scholarships for African Nurses
As part of its mission to expand the availability of hospice and palliative care in sub-Saharan Africa, FHSSA, in partnership with the African Palliative Care Association, created the African Palliative Care Nursing Scholarship in 2010.
Application Deadline: Varies – contact sponsor for details
Visit www.fhssa.org/
PEO International Peace Scholarships for Women – USA and Canada
The PEO International Peace Scholarship Fund is a program of Women helping women reach for the stars. The fund provides scholarships for selected women from other countries for graduate study in the United States and Canada.
Application Deadline: between August 15 and December 15.
Visit www.peointernational.org/peo-projectsphilanthropies
Dorothy Marchus Senesh Fellowship For Women From Developing Countries in USA
The International Peace Research Association Foundation (IPRA), USA invites applications for the Dorothy Marchus Senesh Fellowship for Women from Developing Countries in Peace and Development Studies every two year.
Application Deadline: January 15 (Offered Biennially)
Visit iprafoundation.org/senesh_fellows.shtml
Frank Lanza Memorial Scholarship in Nursing & Emergency Medical Service
The Frank Lanza Memorial Scholarships recognize the outstanding academic and leadership accomplishments of students who are enrolled in regionally accredited community college programs in registered nursing, respiratory care or emergency medical services.
Application Period: Varies- February to 30 April
Visit www.ptk.org/?q=become-a-member/scholarships/lanza&destination=node/28729
ACI Foundation Scholarship in USA & Canada for Undergraduate and Graduate Students
The American Concrete Institute – ACI Foundation offers several Fellowship and Scholarship opportunities for ACI Student Members and E-Members. ACI Foundation Fellowships and Scholarships are awarded annually to help students with an interest in concrete achieve their educational and career goals.
Eligible Field of Study: Structural Design, Materials, Construction
Application Deadline: May 10 to October 18
Visit www.concrete.org/STUDENTS/st_scholarships.htm
AAHPM Scholarship in USA for Physicians from Developing Countries
The Developing Countries Scholarship Fund was established to provide access to quality education for physicians who reside in developing countries to attend the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM) and HPNA Annual Assembly in Vancouver.
Application Period: August 1 to September 30
Visit www.aahpm.org/learn/default/physicians-in-developing-countries-scholarship.html
The Immigration Journalism Fellowship in USA for International Students
With the generous support of the Ford Foundation, the French-American Foundation in 2011 launched the Immigration Journalism Fellowship. The fellowship is open to experienced journalists of any nationality and with an interest in questions of immigration and integration.
Application Deadline: February
Visit www.frenchamerican.org/migration-media-and-equal-opportunity
EDSF Scholarship for full-time students in Document Management and Graphic Communications
The Electronic Document Scholarship Foundation – EDSF scholarship program was initiated in 1999 to recognize and support the next generation of professionals for the Document Management and Graphic Communication industry. EDSF scholarships are awarded to full-time students who are committed to pursuing a career in the Document Management and Graphic Communications marketplace.
Application Deadline: May 1
Visit www.edsf.org/what_we_do/scholarships
Gus Archie Undergraduate Scholarships- Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Foundation
The Gus Archie Memorial Scholarship is supported by the Archie Fund of the Society of Petroleum Engineers – SPE – Foundation and each year, awards an outstanding student who plans to enter a university and pursue undergraduate degree in Petroleum Engineering.
Application Deadline: 30 April annually
Visit www.spe.org/scholarships/archie.php
See other SPE scholarships www.spe.org/scholarships/index.php
Google Lime Scholarship for Students with Disabilities to Study in USA or Canada
Google Lime Scholarship is offered for Students with Disabilities to study Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Software Engineering in USA or Canada at Undergraduate and Postgraduate Level
Application Deadline: February 18
Visit www.limeconnect.com/opportunities/page/google-lime-scholarship-program
ESA Foundation Scholarship for USA and International students
The Epsilon Sigma Alpha – ESA Foundation awards numerous scholarships annually to United States and international students. You don’t have to belong to ESA to receive an ESA Foundation scholarship, but the foundation extend you an invitation to join ESA, a premier service and leadership organization established in 1929.
Application Deadline: February 1
Visit www.epsilonsigmaalpha.org/scholarships-and-grants/scholarships
Internet Scholarship Program by U.S. Bank- USA
U.S. Bank offers high school and undergraduate students the opportunity to apply for one of it’s 40 $1,000 scholarship position annually. The U.S. Bank Internet Scholarship Program is available to high school seniors and college undergraduates.
Application Deadline: May 31
Visit www.usbank.com/community/financial-education/scholarship.html
Fellowships in International Human Rights in UK and US
Human Rights Watch, the international human rights monitoring and advocacy organization, invites applications for its fellowship program.
Application starts from June
Visit www.hrw.org/about/fellowshipsScholarships in USA
The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program
The vision of the MasterCard Foundation Scholars program is to educate and develop bright yet economically marginalized young people in Africa who have a demonstrated “give-back” ethos and who will contribute to the transformation of the continent. It will transition promising young people from beneficiaries to benefactors, preparing them with the values, knowledge, skills, and leadership to fuel economic and social progress across Africa. The Scholars Program is anticipated to benefit 15,000 young people within 8 to 10 years. The following USA universities are partnering with MasterCard Foundation to offer scholarships in USA for African students
MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at Wellesley College, USA
As part of the Scholars Program, Wellesley will provide nine (9) African women with comprehensive support that includes scholarships, mentoring, counseling, and internship opportunities. Scholars at Wellesley will build experiences, values, and competencies that are critical to success in the global economy, and that enable them to give back to their communities and home countries. The students will arrive in groups of three students each year beginning Fall 2013.
Application Deadline: Varies – application start around September/November and closes around January/February
Visit new.wellesley.edu/admission/apply/howto
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Stanford University – USA
The MasterCard Foundation education initiative at Stanford University USA will provide comprehensive support to 20 talented but economically disadvantaged students from Africa over the next eight years. The Scholars Program will support five (5) undergraduates from Sub-Saharan Africa each year.
Application Deadline: Varies – application start around September/November and closes around January/February
Visit www.stanford.edu/dept/uga/application/international/index.html
MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at Arizona State University (ASU)
Arizona State University welcomed 10 undergraduate students from seven African nations in 2012, as the first class of MasterCard Foundation Scholars to begin studies at ASU. As part of this program, ASU will receive $27.5 million over the next seven years to provide academically talented, yet financially disadvantaged students from Africa, who are committed to giving back to their communities and countries, with access to high-quality education. The program will ultimately support 120 scholars at ASU.
Application Deadline: Varies – for admission application: 01 January; scholarship deadline: February 01
Visit asu.edu/ugapp.
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at University of California, Berkeley USA
At University of California Berkeley, the MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program will provide holistic support to 113 students from Sub-Saharan Africa from 2012 to 2020. The scholars will pursue both undergraduate and professional master’s degrees.
Application Deadline: Varies – first apply for admission
Office of Undergraduate Admissions: admissions.berkeley.edu/internationalstudents
Graduate Division: www.grad.berkeley.edu/international/index.shtml
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Michigan State University (MSU), USA
The MasterCard Foundation has partnered with Michigan State University to provide full tuition scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students from Sub-Saharan Africa. The university will receive $45 million in funding from the foundation to support 185 scholars throughout the nine-year program, which includes 100 four-year undergraduates and 85 master’s degree students.
Application Deadline: 15 February
Visit: MCFScholars.msu.edu
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Duke University – USA
The inaugural class of The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at Duke University represents the intellect and energy of the youth of Sub-Saharan Africa. With a financial commitment of $13.5 million from The MasterCard Foundation, Duke University will educate seven (7) classes of five (5) students from Sub-Saharan Africa — a total of 35 students — over the next 10 years.
Application Deadline: January
Visit admissions.duke.edu/application/instructions#application
MasterCard Foundation Scholarships at EARTH University for Africa, Latin America and Caribbean– Costa Rica
EARTH University, Costa Rica has a seven-year partner with the MasterCard Foundation to provide scholarships to young leaders from disadvantaged communities in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. The Foundation will provide 120 undergraduate scholarships amounting to $19.5 million to EARTH students for 7 years. Approximately one-third of the scholars will come from Sub-Saharan Africa and the rest from Latin America and the Caribbean.
Eligible Field of Study: Courses offered at the university which are mainly in Agricultural sciences and Natural resources management
Application Deadline: For African students: 25 May; For Latin America and the Caribbean: 1 June
Visit website: www.earth.ac.cr/?lang=en
University Scholarships in USA
American University Emerging Global Leader Scholarship for International Students (AU EGLS)
The American University – AU Emerging Global Leader Scholarship promotes educational access and opportunity while enhancing international diversity. The AU Emerging Global Leader Scholarship (AU EGLS) is offered for International Undergraduate Students
Application Deadline: 15 January
Visit www.american.edu/admissions/international/egls.cfm
Visiting Scholarship for International Law Students, USA
The Center for the Study of Law and Society invites applications for visiting scholars for each year. The Center fosters empirical research and theoretical analysis concerning legal institutions, legal processes, legal change, and the social consequences of law. Closely linked to the School of Law, CSLS creates a multidisciplinary milieu with a faculty of distinguished socio-legal scholars in sociology of law, political science, criminal justice studies, law and economics, legal history, law and psychology, and legal and social philosophy, along with visiting socio-legal scholars from the United States and around the world.
Application Deadline: November 16
Visit www.law.berkeley.edu/1273.htm
International Student Ambassador Scholarships at Iowa State University USA
The Iowa State University, USA awards the International Student Ambassador Scholarships to undergraduate students with exceptional leadership qualities and a desire to positively represent both their home country and Iowa State University to prospective students.
Application Deadline: March 1 (fall & summer entry); October 1 (spring entry)
Visit www.admissions.iastate.edu/intl/ambassador_scholarships.php
ESTU International Students Academic Merit Scholarship
The International Students Academic Merit Scholarship is open to new international students seeking a graduate or undergraduate degree at East Tennessee State University –ETSU USA. The scholarship covers 50 percent of the total of in and out-of-state tuition and maintenance fees only. No additional fees or costs are covered.
Application Deadline
Completed applications, including letters of recommendation, need to be submitted by the following dates:
Fall semester deadline: no later than June 1st
Spring semester deadline: no later than October 1st
Visit www.etsu.edu/honors/international/internationalstudentscholarships/application.aspx
Colby-Sawyer College Scholarships for Undergraduate International Students USA
International Students who want to study for undergraduate degree at Colby-Sawyer College, USA are eligible for need-based and merit-based financial aid, and are encouraged to apply for a variety of scholarships and awards that acknowledge students who have reached a high level of academic achievement throughout their high school career.
Application Deadline: Varies –1 February
Visit www.colby-sawyer.edu/admissions/international/finaid.html
VCU International Student Scholarship Award
The VCU (Virginia Commonwealth University) International Student Scholarship is sponsored with proceeds generated by the sale of Officially Licensed VCU merchandise. Virginia Commonwealth University values the contributions international students make to the university community through scholarship, service, and leadership.
Application Deadline: February 21
View application www.bsv.vcu.edu/Scholarships/ISTS.pdf
VCU Undergraduate Scholarship for the Advancement of Women – USA
The VCU (Virginia Commonwealth University) Scholarship Award for the Advancement of Women is sponsored by the VCU Department of Business Services through proceeds generated by the sale of class rings and graduation-related items through the Jostens Company.
Application Deadline: February 21
Visit www.bsv.vcu.edu/Scholarships/SAW.pdf
IUPUI Scholarships for International Students USA
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) USA offers several undergraduate scholarship opportunities for international students. All scholarships require full-time enrollment (12 credit hours or more per semester) in the fall and spring semesters.
Application Deadline: Varies
Visit iapply.iupui.edu/scholarships/
African Presidential Fellowship Program at University of Michigan USA
The African Presidential Scholars Program offers early career faculty from Ghana, Liberia, South Africa and Uganda the opportunity to collaborate with faculty and students at the University of Michigan during residencies of two to six months.
Eligible Field of Study: Field of African Heritage, African Social Research, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics)
Application Period: August 15-October 15
Visit www.ii.umich.edu/asc/initiatives
Yossi Schiff Memorial Scholarship Fund for Graduate Students from Africa and Asia
The Yossi Schiff Memorial Scholarship Fund at University of Michigan, USA is designed to promote international understanding and offer an educational opportunity through scholarships to foreign graduate students (from developing countries) in need. Yossi Schiff Memorial Scholarship is offered for students from Africa and Asia to study Social Sciences, Humanities, Medicine, Public Health, Public Policy, Nursing and Environmental Sciences at University of Michigan, USA
Application Deadline: May 2
Visit www.rackham.umich.edu/funding/from_rackham/program_nomination_or_allocation/yossi_schiff_memorial_scholarship_fund/
George and Nancy Axinn International Scholarship Fund- Michigan State University USA
Professors George and Nancy Axinn endowed this scholarship to support graduate students who wish to pursue careers in international development. Preference is given to international students.
Application Deadline: December 1
International Guest Scholarships for Medical Student at American College os Surgeons
The American College of Surgeons offers International Guest Scholarships to competent young surgeons from countries other than the United States or Canada who have demonstrated strong interests in teaching and research.
Application Deadline: 1st July.
Visit www.facs.org/memberservices/igs.html
IIS Undergraduate Merit Scholarships
The Institute of International Studies (IIS) at UC Berkeley seek to award a series of merit scholarships of up to $2000 each to support undergraduate research in any area on international studies. The Institute of International Studies promotes interdisciplinary research in international, comparative, and policy studies on the Berkeley campus of the University of California.
Application Deadline: November 26
Visit iis.berkeley.edu/content/undergraduate-merit-scholarships
Nottingham Trent University: Africa Scholarship at School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment 2013/2014
Scholarship Name: Africa Scholarship at School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment 2012/ 2013
Brief description
International Scholarship for African Students to study for Masters at School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment, Nottingham Trent University UK 2013 / 2014
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for latest updates
Eligible Field of Study
Architecture
Civil and Structural Engineering
Construction and Quantity Surveying
Product Design and Smart Design
Property Management and Building Surveying
About Scholarship
The Nottingham Trent University UK offers Africa Scholarship opportunities for overseas students from Africa applying to any MA or MSc course in the School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment, to start their studies in September 2013. These scholarships are available for students who are ordinarily resident in Africa.
Scholarship Offered Since: Not Available
Scholarship Type: Partial Scholarship
Eligibility and Selection Criteria
To be eligible for the African Scholarship you’ll need to meet the following criteria:
be a self-funding international student designated as an overseas fee payer;
be ordinarily resident of a country in Africa;
apply for one of the School’s MA or MSc courses to start your studies in September 2013, by Friday 12 July 2013, and be offered a place on the course.
Number of Scholarships: Not specified
Value of Scholarship
The scholarship will cover 50% of course fees
Duration of Scholarship: For the period of the masters programme
Eligible African Countries
All African Countries
To be taken at (country): Nottingham Trent University UK
Application Deadline is 12 July2013
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
You’ll need to complete an International Scholarship application form here http://ntu.ac.uk/adbe/document_uploads/114310.doc
Please ensure you read the International Scholarships 2013/14 Terms and Conditions.
If you need more Information about this scholarship, please contact
Email: andrew.plant[at]ntu.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0)115 848 6415
Visit Scholarship Webpage http://www.ntu.ac.uk/adbe/courses/fees_funding/international_scholarships/index.html?campaignid=adbe-internationalscholarships
Sponsors
Nottingham Trent University UK
Brief description
International Scholarship for African Students to study for Masters at School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment, Nottingham Trent University UK 2013 / 2014
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for latest updates
Eligible Field of Study
Architecture
Civil and Structural Engineering
Construction and Quantity Surveying
Product Design and Smart Design
Property Management and Building Surveying
About Scholarship
The Nottingham Trent University UK offers Africa Scholarship opportunities for overseas students from Africa applying to any MA or MSc course in the School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment, to start their studies in September 2013. These scholarships are available for students who are ordinarily resident in Africa.
Scholarship Offered Since: Not Available
Scholarship Type: Partial Scholarship
Eligibility and Selection Criteria
To be eligible for the African Scholarship you’ll need to meet the following criteria:
be a self-funding international student designated as an overseas fee payer;
be ordinarily resident of a country in Africa;
apply for one of the School’s MA or MSc courses to start your studies in September 2013, by Friday 12 July 2013, and be offered a place on the course.
Number of Scholarships: Not specified
Value of Scholarship
The scholarship will cover 50% of course fees
Duration of Scholarship: For the period of the masters programme
Eligible African Countries
All African Countries
To be taken at (country): Nottingham Trent University UK
Application Deadline is 12 July2013
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
You’ll need to complete an International Scholarship application form here http://ntu.ac.uk/adbe/document_uploads/114310.doc
Please ensure you read the International Scholarships 2013/14 Terms and Conditions.
If you need more Information about this scholarship, please contact
Email: andrew.plant[at]ntu.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0)115 848 6415
Visit Scholarship Webpage http://www.ntu.ac.uk/adbe/courses/fees_funding/international_scholarships/index.html?campaignid=adbe-internationalscholarships
Sponsors
Nottingham Trent University UK
Enter for Wennovation Business Idea Competition – Nigerian Undergraduate
Are you a student of any Nigerian University?
Do you have an innovative idea?
Applications are accepted for the 2013 Wennohunt 1.0 Business Idea/Plan Competition for undergraduate students in Nigerian universities. The competition is a brainchild of Wennovation Hub, a Lagos-based innovation incubation platform.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for latest updates
The Business Idea Challenge – How it works
Wennovation business idea competition
Participants will submit a 2-page executive summary to be uploaded to their online platform developed for the competition. Nine winners/teams, 3 each from the University of Ibadan and Covenant University (their two Partner Universities) and 3 from other Nigerian universities, will win $100 cash prizes each and will move on to the next phase which will be an inter-university competition among the winners from the qualified schools.
There will also be consolation prizes for the top 5 runner ups which will include access to exclusive mentoring and business plan templates. Also, winners and runners up will be matched to form single teams around winning ideas. i.e. Runners up will be encouraged to join winning teams to give them a chance to compete in the inter-university event.
Entry Criteria
Undergraduates in any Nigerian University
Undergraduate status valid in 2013
Teams of 2 to 5 students (Individual Entries will not be accepted
Competition Rounds
Round 1 is the Business Idea Challenge
Round 2 is the Business Plan Competition
Round 3 is the Business Incubation (Each round winners and runners-up will receive specified awards).
The Award
Three winners will emerge from the final round who will proceed to the business incubation phase and their prizes (meant for incubation) are as follows:
1st Prize: $6,000
2nd Prize: $5000
3rd Prize: $4000
Application Deadline
Deadline is June 30, 2013 @ 11:59pm Nigerian time. Late applications will not be accepted. Start your application now. You can return to complete it anytime until the deadline date.
Visit Wennovation website http://www.wennovationhub.org/ for details
Do you have an innovative idea?
Applications are accepted for the 2013 Wennohunt 1.0 Business Idea/Plan Competition for undergraduate students in Nigerian universities. The competition is a brainchild of Wennovation Hub, a Lagos-based innovation incubation platform.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for latest updates
The Business Idea Challenge – How it works
Wennovation business idea competition
Participants will submit a 2-page executive summary to be uploaded to their online platform developed for the competition. Nine winners/teams, 3 each from the University of Ibadan and Covenant University (their two Partner Universities) and 3 from other Nigerian universities, will win $100 cash prizes each and will move on to the next phase which will be an inter-university competition among the winners from the qualified schools.
There will also be consolation prizes for the top 5 runner ups which will include access to exclusive mentoring and business plan templates. Also, winners and runners up will be matched to form single teams around winning ideas. i.e. Runners up will be encouraged to join winning teams to give them a chance to compete in the inter-university event.
Entry Criteria
Undergraduates in any Nigerian University
Undergraduate status valid in 2013
Teams of 2 to 5 students (Individual Entries will not be accepted
Competition Rounds
Round 1 is the Business Idea Challenge
Round 2 is the Business Plan Competition
Round 3 is the Business Incubation (Each round winners and runners-up will receive specified awards).
The Award
Three winners will emerge from the final round who will proceed to the business incubation phase and their prizes (meant for incubation) are as follows:
1st Prize: $6,000
2nd Prize: $5000
3rd Prize: $4000
Application Deadline
Deadline is June 30, 2013 @ 11:59pm Nigerian time. Late applications will not be accepted. Start your application now. You can return to complete it anytime until the deadline date.
Visit Wennovation website http://www.wennovationhub.org/ for details
Apply for NNPC/ Esso International Postgraduate Scholarship for Nigerian Students 2013 – Mobil Producing Nigeria
Scholarship Name: NNPC/ESSO International Postgraduate Scholarship Awards
Brief description
Mobil Producing Nigeria is offering 2013 International Postgraduate Scholarships for Nigerian Students to study for masters in Engineering and Geosciences
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for latest updates
Eligible Field of Study
Geosciences
Engineering (Petroleum, Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical,Sub-Sea and Marine)
About Scholarshipmobile scholarship
In continuation of Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited (EEPNL) efforts to provide opportunities for developing careers in the petroleum industry, Mobile Producing Nigeria offer International Scholarships to outstanding Nigerian graduates wishing to pursue post-graduate studies in the disciplines listed above:
Scholarship Offered Since: 2007
Scholarship Type: Masters Scholarship
Eligiblity
1. Must be a graduate from Nigerian Universities with relevant degree.
2. Candidate should possess a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of second class upper division in any of the engineering and Geosciences disciplines.
3. Must have provisional admission/accommodation into any reputable university.
Number of Scholarships: Several
Value of Scholarship
The EEPNL scholarship award applies to tuition, books, accommodation and living expenses for the duration of the selected course of study including air fare to and from the location of study.
Duration of scholarship Onetime financial award
Eligible African Countries: Nigeria
To be taken at: International universities
Application Deadline : Within two weeks of publication – typically 4 July 2013
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
If you are qualified and interested in this scholarship, please complete the form in “Apply Here” on the website and submit as instructed (see link : http://www.mpn-essoscholarships.com/index.html).
Sponsors: Mobile Producing Nigeria
Important Notes:
Shortlisted candidates should be prepared to take a skills test. Strict compliance with our guidelines is advisable. Applications not received within 2 weeks will not be accepted. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Brief description
Mobil Producing Nigeria is offering 2013 International Postgraduate Scholarships for Nigerian Students to study for masters in Engineering and Geosciences
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for latest updates
Eligible Field of Study
Geosciences
Engineering (Petroleum, Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical,Sub-Sea and Marine)
About Scholarshipmobile scholarship
In continuation of Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited (EEPNL) efforts to provide opportunities for developing careers in the petroleum industry, Mobile Producing Nigeria offer International Scholarships to outstanding Nigerian graduates wishing to pursue post-graduate studies in the disciplines listed above:
Scholarship Offered Since: 2007
Scholarship Type: Masters Scholarship
Eligiblity
1. Must be a graduate from Nigerian Universities with relevant degree.
2. Candidate should possess a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of second class upper division in any of the engineering and Geosciences disciplines.
3. Must have provisional admission/accommodation into any reputable university.
Number of Scholarships: Several
Value of Scholarship
The EEPNL scholarship award applies to tuition, books, accommodation and living expenses for the duration of the selected course of study including air fare to and from the location of study.
Duration of scholarship Onetime financial award
Eligible African Countries: Nigeria
To be taken at: International universities
Application Deadline : Within two weeks of publication – typically 4 July 2013
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
If you are qualified and interested in this scholarship, please complete the form in “Apply Here” on the website and submit as instructed (see link : http://www.mpn-essoscholarships.com/index.html).
Sponsors: Mobile Producing Nigeria
Important Notes:
Shortlisted candidates should be prepared to take a skills test. Strict compliance with our guidelines is advisable. Applications not received within 2 weeks will not be accepted. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Batch B: 2013 Agip Scholarships for Undergraduate Nigerian Students
Brief description
Due to the just Concluded NAOC Scholarship test that was slated for May 11th 2013, Nigeria Agip Oil Company wish to reopen the NNPC/NAOC Undergraduate National Scholarship Awards for Students who were unable to apply in the just concluded Agip Scholarship test. This group is known as the Batch B Candidates. Applicants of this group will be given the privilege to apply and also take their Scholarship Test Online. All applicants are advised to attempt all questions because these will be used as Criteria for Awards Agip scholarship
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for latest updates
Eligible Field of Study
Applications in the following list of approved disciplines will be considered:
Petroleum Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Production Engineering
Agricultural Science (And related fields)
Accountancy
Architecture
Geology/Geophysics
Nursing
Economics
Banking And Finance
Geography And Regional Planing
Medicine (MBBS Only)
About Scholarship
As part of its support to educational development and human capacity building, Nigeria Agip Oil Company, operator of NNPC/NAOC Joint Venture awards annual scholarships to qualified students in Nigerian Universities.
Scholarship Offered Since: Not specified
Scholarship Type: Agip Scholarships for Undergraduate Nigerian Students
Selection Criteria
Applications for NNPC/NAOC Undergraduate National Scholarship Awards are based on the following criteria:
Awards will be made to qualified and suitable students from every state of the Federation including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)
Eligibility
Candidates must be holders of the SSCE or its equivalent with at least six subjects passed at a sitting with a minimum of 5 Distinctions.
Applicants must be registered full-time undergraduates in their 1st or 2nd year of study in any Nigerian University.
Students who are currently on similar scholarship awards from other oil and gas companies need not apply.
Dependants of employees of Nigeria Agip Oil Company are not eligible for this scholarship.
Number of Scholarships: Not specified
Value of Scholarship: Not publicly specified
Duration of Scholarship: Contact employer
Eligible Countries: Nigeria
To be taken at (country): Nigerian tertiary institutions
Application Deadline: 31st July 2013
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
If you are qualified and interested, please complete the form in “Apply Now” on the website and submit as instructed.
Applications not received within 2 months of Advertisement will not be accepted.
Candidates will be required to scan and upload original copies of the following documents for screening prior to taking the qualifying Test:
Evidence of SSCE result or its equivalent
Evidence of admission into a Nigerian University.
Evidence of current year of study
Current University Identity Card.
Current Passport Photographs.
Evidence of State of Origin obtained from the appropriate Local Government Area and duly signed by the Chairman or Secretary.
Visit scholarship webpage
***Warning: Do not send money to any scholarship organisation
Sponsors: Nigeria Agip Oil Company
Important Notes:
Names of Successful candidates of the Online Test will be published on this website and also be contacted via Email and SMS. Applicants are advised to ensure that Mobile Numbers and personal Email Addresses are entered correctly during Application process.
Due to the just Concluded NAOC Scholarship test that was slated for May 11th 2013, Nigeria Agip Oil Company wish to reopen the NNPC/NAOC Undergraduate National Scholarship Awards for Students who were unable to apply in the just concluded Agip Scholarship test. This group is known as the Batch B Candidates. Applicants of this group will be given the privilege to apply and also take their Scholarship Test Online. All applicants are advised to attempt all questions because these will be used as Criteria for Awards Agip scholarship
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for latest updates
Eligible Field of Study
Applications in the following list of approved disciplines will be considered:
Petroleum Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Production Engineering
Agricultural Science (And related fields)
Accountancy
Architecture
Geology/Geophysics
Nursing
Economics
Banking And Finance
Geography And Regional Planing
Medicine (MBBS Only)
About Scholarship
As part of its support to educational development and human capacity building, Nigeria Agip Oil Company, operator of NNPC/NAOC Joint Venture awards annual scholarships to qualified students in Nigerian Universities.
Scholarship Offered Since: Not specified
Scholarship Type: Agip Scholarships for Undergraduate Nigerian Students
Selection Criteria
Applications for NNPC/NAOC Undergraduate National Scholarship Awards are based on the following criteria:
Awards will be made to qualified and suitable students from every state of the Federation including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)
Eligibility
Candidates must be holders of the SSCE or its equivalent with at least six subjects passed at a sitting with a minimum of 5 Distinctions.
Applicants must be registered full-time undergraduates in their 1st or 2nd year of study in any Nigerian University.
Students who are currently on similar scholarship awards from other oil and gas companies need not apply.
Dependants of employees of Nigeria Agip Oil Company are not eligible for this scholarship.
Number of Scholarships: Not specified
Value of Scholarship: Not publicly specified
Duration of Scholarship: Contact employer
Eligible Countries: Nigeria
To be taken at (country): Nigerian tertiary institutions
Application Deadline: 31st July 2013
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
If you are qualified and interested, please complete the form in “Apply Now” on the website and submit as instructed.
Applications not received within 2 months of Advertisement will not be accepted.
Candidates will be required to scan and upload original copies of the following documents for screening prior to taking the qualifying Test:
Evidence of SSCE result or its equivalent
Evidence of admission into a Nigerian University.
Evidence of current year of study
Current University Identity Card.
Current Passport Photographs.
Evidence of State of Origin obtained from the appropriate Local Government Area and duly signed by the Chairman or Secretary.
Visit scholarship webpage
***Warning: Do not send money to any scholarship organisation
Sponsors: Nigeria Agip Oil Company
Important Notes:
Names of Successful candidates of the Online Test will be published on this website and also be contacted via Email and SMS. Applicants are advised to ensure that Mobile Numbers and personal Email Addresses are entered correctly during Application process.
UNIUYO Post-UTME 2013/2014 Screening - Dates, Venue, Timetable and Procedures
UNIUYO POST- UTME SCREENING EXERCISE: 2013/2014 SESSION
The University of Uyo hereby invites candidates who made the University their 1st Choice in the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination(UTME), and had a total score of 180 and above, to a Screening Exercise which starts on 23rd July.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for latest updates
1. Eligible candidates should pay the sum N2,000 (two thousand naira) only and obtain a PIN transaction receipt which should contain a PIN Code at the following banks nationwide;
- University of Unyo Microfinance Bank
- Zenith Bank Plc
- Skye Bank Plc
- United Bank for Africa (UBA)
- First Bank Plc
- WEMA Bank Plc
- Ecobank Plc
- Sterling Bank Plc.
NOTE: The same PIN will be used to access the result of the screening test from the internet. Candidates must provide their names and JAMB registration numbers to the bank during payment
2. With the PIN code, candidates should access and complete the University of Uyo, 2013 Post-UTME screening test forms online by clicking here
From the students e-portal solutions menu applying the following steps;
- Click on Post-UTME portal link
- Log in with your UTME registration number and PIN Code.
- Fill the Post-UTME form and upload a recent passport size photograph (scanned) with red background.
- Submit the online application form and print out a copy of the examination schedule slip.
NOTE:
i. The same passport used for the online registration will be used during the screening test and for registration after offer of admission.
ii. No complaint of wrong bio-data or blank picture will be entertained after submission
iii. Candidates who up-load wrong bio-data will be automatically disqualified.
3. Candidates are required to come for the screening test with the following items;
a. Four (4) copies of the University of Uyo 2013 Online registration form duly completed with the passport-size photograph printed in colour.
b. 2013 JAMB UTME Result printout. If you don't have a copy of the original one, click here and follow procedures to get it.
c. Four (4) recent passport-size photographs on red-background (same photograph as the one used for the online registration) with the name, UTME registration number and signature of the candidate written on the reverse side of the photographs. These should be packaged in quarto size envelope and labeled with name, department and JAMB registration number.
d. HB pencil, eraser and sharpener.
4. No GSM handsets, calculators or any other extraneous materials should be brought into the screening halls.
Venue: The screening exercise will hold at the University of Uyo, Town Campus and Town Campus Annexe on the specified dates. Examination venues will be displayed at the gates.
Closing Date: The closing date for registration is Saturday, July 20, 2013 at midnight.
Note: only candidates who comply with the registration procedures outlined will be allowed to undergo the screening exercise.
The University of Uyo hereby invites candidates who made the University their 1st Choice in the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination(UTME), and had a total score of 180 and above, to a Screening Exercise which starts on 23rd July.
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Requirements
1. Eligible candidates should pay the sum N2,000 (two thousand naira) only and obtain a PIN transaction receipt which should contain a PIN Code at the following banks nationwide;
- University of Unyo Microfinance Bank
- Zenith Bank Plc
- Skye Bank Plc
- United Bank for Africa (UBA)
- First Bank Plc
- WEMA Bank Plc
- Ecobank Plc
- Sterling Bank Plc.
NOTE: The same PIN will be used to access the result of the screening test from the internet. Candidates must provide their names and JAMB registration numbers to the bank during payment
2. With the PIN code, candidates should access and complete the University of Uyo, 2013 Post-UTME screening test forms online by clicking here
From the students e-portal solutions menu applying the following steps;
- Click on Post-UTME portal link
- Log in with your UTME registration number and PIN Code.
- Fill the Post-UTME form and upload a recent passport size photograph (scanned) with red background.
- Submit the online application form and print out a copy of the examination schedule slip.
NOTE:
i. The same passport used for the online registration will be used during the screening test and for registration after offer of admission.
ii. No complaint of wrong bio-data or blank picture will be entertained after submission
iii. Candidates who up-load wrong bio-data will be automatically disqualified.
3. Candidates are required to come for the screening test with the following items;
a. Four (4) copies of the University of Uyo 2013 Online registration form duly completed with the passport-size photograph printed in colour.
b. 2013 JAMB UTME Result printout. If you don't have a copy of the original one, click here and follow procedures to get it.
c. Four (4) recent passport-size photographs on red-background (same photograph as the one used for the online registration) with the name, UTME registration number and signature of the candidate written on the reverse side of the photographs. These should be packaged in quarto size envelope and labeled with name, department and JAMB registration number.
d. HB pencil, eraser and sharpener.
4. No GSM handsets, calculators or any other extraneous materials should be brought into the screening halls.
Venue: The screening exercise will hold at the University of Uyo, Town Campus and Town Campus Annexe on the specified dates. Examination venues will be displayed at the gates.
Closing Date: The closing date for registration is Saturday, July 20, 2013 at midnight.
Note: only candidates who comply with the registration procedures outlined will be allowed to undergo the screening exercise.
FUTA to place cut-off mark as 200 and above?
The federal university of technology, Akure last week had a meeting and
finalised UTME cut off mark as 200 and pre degree as 180.
This is still yet to be verified as the school is yet to release Post-UTME information for the 2013/2014 academic session.
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This is still yet to be verified as the school is yet to release Post-UTME information for the 2013/2014 academic session.
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How to Decide a Price for Your Handmade Products
Handmade
products take a lot of time and effort to produce. In order to make them
worth it, you'll have to do some budgeting to decide how much you can
sell them for. Consider the following steps to decide a price for your
handmade products.
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- 1Research the demand for the product.
- The price of the handmade item that you are selling is very dependent on how high the demand is for the product. Take the time to figure out the popularity of the item by visiting local retailers as well as online stores to get a sense of what is out there. Note how much these products are going for at different places to give yourself a starting point.
- 2Keep track of your man hours.
- Handmade products can generally be sold for more than commercially made items due to the amount of man hours that are put into each item. Identify how long it takes you, on average, to make each item and adjust the price accordingly.
- 3Consider material costs.
- There are some items you buy once and can use for many homemade products. There are others, though, that you will buy to be used once for each item you make that should be incorporated into the final price of the item. The materials you use over and over will be absorbed into the overall costs of your handmade product business.
- 4Remember to allow for a profit.
- Yes, account for the time you put into the product and the material costs, but don't forget to make some money. Although it should be within reason, the idea is that you will profit from each item sold rather than just breaking even. In the beginning, you may just break even, but that's because you had to invest a lot of money to get your sales off of the ground. Once you break even, though, you should make something on top of the given costs of each item.
- 5Factor in shipping, transportation and other overhead costs.
- If you have a storefront, don't forget to budget in your monthly rent. Online sellers will have to factor in shipping and web site maintenance costs. And, if you are going to do in-home parties to sell your homemade products, remember to take into account your transportation costs.
How to Decorate With Glass Jars
Glass Mason Jars are a great way to decorate a home or office! They're cheap, great for storage, and gorgeous!
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Steps
1
Purchase or gather as many jars as you want. It's best to use multiple at a time, so it won't come off as pretty-ed up junk!
2
Gather your decorating materials. Paint is great, fabric is great too! Remember if you're using fabric or ribbon, get strong craft glue. Turning the jars into candles is a great idea too.
3
First know how you're going to decorate. Make a plan before continuing.
4
Once you're ready, clean your jar off, and rinse it until completely dry.
5
If you're using fabric, lay it flat and spread small amounts of the craft glue on it. Then press gently onto the outside of the glass jar. Smooth out any air bubbles or glue pockets. Let dry for a few hours. After that, add anything from fabric stickers to strips of ribbon to customize.
6
If using paint, determine whether to paint the inside or outside. Is the jar going to hold food? Then paint the outside. If not, paint the inside.
7
If painting the inside, it's easiest to pour a dollop of paint into the jar and swirl it around. If painting the outside, use a good brush and apply two to three layers of your color of choice.
8
To make a candle, melt colored wax and pour in. Add a wick by using a tiny weight at the bottom, and remember to follow the instructions on the wax package.
9
Set your decorated jars out for everyone to see!
10
Another quick way to use jars is to simply use them as storage. Clear glass jars as storage give a vintage look to kitchens.
Tips
Test paint dryness on the inside by using a wooden dowel or a small pencil.
Never store food in a jar with paint on the inside.
Don't use too much paint, as it could drip and run.
To paint the inside using multiple colors, squeeze a little onto the inside side of the jar and roll around.
Warnings
Never stick your nose into a jar with wet paint inside. Chemicals build up until the paint is completely dry.
Leave the lid off to dry to avoid said chemical build up.
Children and pets can easily break jars, so be careful.
Be careful with hot wax! It can cause major burns.
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Steps
1
Purchase or gather as many jars as you want. It's best to use multiple at a time, so it won't come off as pretty-ed up junk!
2
Gather your decorating materials. Paint is great, fabric is great too! Remember if you're using fabric or ribbon, get strong craft glue. Turning the jars into candles is a great idea too.
3
First know how you're going to decorate. Make a plan before continuing.
4
Once you're ready, clean your jar off, and rinse it until completely dry.
5
If you're using fabric, lay it flat and spread small amounts of the craft glue on it. Then press gently onto the outside of the glass jar. Smooth out any air bubbles or glue pockets. Let dry for a few hours. After that, add anything from fabric stickers to strips of ribbon to customize.
6
If using paint, determine whether to paint the inside or outside. Is the jar going to hold food? Then paint the outside. If not, paint the inside.
7
If painting the inside, it's easiest to pour a dollop of paint into the jar and swirl it around. If painting the outside, use a good brush and apply two to three layers of your color of choice.
8
To make a candle, melt colored wax and pour in. Add a wick by using a tiny weight at the bottom, and remember to follow the instructions on the wax package.
9
Set your decorated jars out for everyone to see!
10
Another quick way to use jars is to simply use them as storage. Clear glass jars as storage give a vintage look to kitchens.
Tips
Test paint dryness on the inside by using a wooden dowel or a small pencil.
Never store food in a jar with paint on the inside.
Don't use too much paint, as it could drip and run.
To paint the inside using multiple colors, squeeze a little onto the inside side of the jar and roll around.
Warnings
Never stick your nose into a jar with wet paint inside. Chemicals build up until the paint is completely dry.
Leave the lid off to dry to avoid said chemical build up.
Children and pets can easily break jars, so be careful.
Be careful with hot wax! It can cause major burns.
How to Design a Hanging Accessory Organizer
If
finding your favorite belt, tie or scarf has turned into a major
expedition in your closet, perhaps its time to design an organizational
system that will allow you to quickly spot and house items. You will
need to be somewhat handy with woodshop but after a few turns of the
jigsaw and a little sanding, you’ll have a wooden hanging system that
you can keep for decades.
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Steps
Assess Your Needs and Purchase Supplies
1
Dig through your closet and identify every “hanging” item such as belts, scarfs and ties. Gather every single item as you will need to take the number of items into consideration when constructing your hanging organizational system.
2
Visit the home improvement store to purchase a 2x2 ft. piece of ½” plywood. You will also need a wooden hanger and the hook from the wooden hanger (you will remove the hook from the hanger to add to your organizational system).
3
Take inventory of your tools and pick up new items if necessary. You’ll need a jigsaw, electric drill with large drill bits (Forstner drill bit), paint or stain, poly (sealer) and epoxy glue.
Create the Hanging Organizer
1
Trace organizational design on the wood before you cut. Create your pattern so all you will need to do is follow the lines with your jigsaw. Use the wooden hanger as your guide to create the hanger-shaped design at the top.
Design round holes and notches for items. Use a template or a protractor to ensure you create symmetrical shapes.
Refer to your needs as you design your organizer. If you have more belts than scarves, create room on the hanger to hold more belts. Customize the organizer to your specifications.
2
Cut out the design using your jigsaw. Be sure you have protective clothing and eyewear in place when using the saw. Make sure board is fully clamped down when performing this action and consider using a 2” hole saw to create the holes.
Cut slots along the side using a 5/8” Forstner drill bit (or sharp spade bit) to avoid the wood from chipping.
3
Sand organizer and remove any hanging pieces. Use light sandpaper mainly to remove debris. Run a smooth, clean microfiber cloth over the sanded area to remove remaining debris, allowing you to see the wood and reveal any areas that still need attention.
4
Apply paint or stain to the hanger. Apply several coats and allow the hanger ample time to dry in a cool area.
5
Add several coats of sealer or poly in order to smooth the edges and seal the organizer. Also, the sealer will round out the edges, which could snag scarves or ties during the hanging process.
6
Drill a small hole at the top of the organizer where you will add the hanger hook.
7
Remove the hanger hook from the wooden hanger by carefully drilling around the sides and pulling it from the hanger.
8
Add a few drops of epoxy glue into the hole you drilled on top of the organizer and screw hanger hook in place. Hold in place for a few minutes and allow for ample time to dry.
Tips
Add small hooks along the bottom of the organizer to hold thin, small belts and other thin items.
Use the organizer to store purses or extra lightweight bags.
The organizer could also be used to display metals or awards.
Another material you could use is heavy cardboard instead of wood. It may not last as long but could work well for several months or if the organizer is gently used.
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Steps
Assess Your Needs and Purchase Supplies
1
Dig through your closet and identify every “hanging” item such as belts, scarfs and ties. Gather every single item as you will need to take the number of items into consideration when constructing your hanging organizational system.
2
Visit the home improvement store to purchase a 2x2 ft. piece of ½” plywood. You will also need a wooden hanger and the hook from the wooden hanger (you will remove the hook from the hanger to add to your organizational system).
3
Take inventory of your tools and pick up new items if necessary. You’ll need a jigsaw, electric drill with large drill bits (Forstner drill bit), paint or stain, poly (sealer) and epoxy glue.
Create the Hanging Organizer
1
Trace organizational design on the wood before you cut. Create your pattern so all you will need to do is follow the lines with your jigsaw. Use the wooden hanger as your guide to create the hanger-shaped design at the top.
Design round holes and notches for items. Use a template or a protractor to ensure you create symmetrical shapes.
Refer to your needs as you design your organizer. If you have more belts than scarves, create room on the hanger to hold more belts. Customize the organizer to your specifications.
2
Cut out the design using your jigsaw. Be sure you have protective clothing and eyewear in place when using the saw. Make sure board is fully clamped down when performing this action and consider using a 2” hole saw to create the holes.
Cut slots along the side using a 5/8” Forstner drill bit (or sharp spade bit) to avoid the wood from chipping.
3
Sand organizer and remove any hanging pieces. Use light sandpaper mainly to remove debris. Run a smooth, clean microfiber cloth over the sanded area to remove remaining debris, allowing you to see the wood and reveal any areas that still need attention.
4
Apply paint or stain to the hanger. Apply several coats and allow the hanger ample time to dry in a cool area.
5
Add several coats of sealer or poly in order to smooth the edges and seal the organizer. Also, the sealer will round out the edges, which could snag scarves or ties during the hanging process.
6
Drill a small hole at the top of the organizer where you will add the hanger hook.
7
Remove the hanger hook from the wooden hanger by carefully drilling around the sides and pulling it from the hanger.
8
Add a few drops of epoxy glue into the hole you drilled on top of the organizer and screw hanger hook in place. Hold in place for a few minutes and allow for ample time to dry.
Tips
Add small hooks along the bottom of the organizer to hold thin, small belts and other thin items.
Use the organizer to store purses or extra lightweight bags.
The organizer could also be used to display metals or awards.
Another material you could use is heavy cardboard instead of wood. It may not last as long but could work well for several months or if the organizer is gently used.
How to Design a Jute Covered Vase
Whether you are looking for a new take on an old vase or interested in creating a table-scape with a matching centerpiece, covering a vase or container with jute is a great way to add diversity and interest to any room or table.
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Steps
Method 1: Jute Rope Covered Vase
Sourcing Materials
1
Decide on the type of vase you'd like. Would you prefer to use a jute-covered vase or bowl? Determine if you need to purchase a vase, a bowl or if you already have an old container or vase you can transform––the jute is very forgiving and will allow you to cover all manner of old containers so that nobody will suspect what's underneath originally.
2
Buy jute rope. Jute comes in a wide variety of colors so purchase a color that will complement the room or your design. If you need more hot glue tubes, pick them up at the craft or fabric store.
Find your sharpest pair of scissors to cut the jute. You’ll need to make a clean cut so the jute doesn’t unravel or rip.
Creating Your Jute Covered Vase
1
Hot glue one end of the jute ball of twine at the top mouth of the vase. Hold the glued end in place until you're confident it had adhered to the glass.
2
Wind the jute ball tightly around the vase while holding the initial end in place (just in case). Use your fingers to push twine upward so you achieve a tight pattern.
3
Work your way around and down the vase with the jute adding a drop or two of hot glue along the way. You don’t need to glue the entire jute rope, however it may be a good idea to add a drop every few rows to hold it into place.
4
Complete the jute covering at the lowest point on the vase (not underneath the vase but close).
Use sharp scissors to cut the jute and then add a large glob of glue to hold the end in place.
Method 2: Jute Webbing Wrapped Jar Vase
Sourcing Materials
1
Find jars that you want to keep. Choose shapes that are appealing and will be large enough to hold the things you'd like to keep in them. If you haven't saved your own, ask your neighbor, a friend or family member for theirs. Some jars also end up in thrift stores, so you might be able to find some good ones there.
2
Purchase jute webbing. This will wrap around the jar. The amount needed depends on how many jute jars you intend making. As for the width, this will depend on the end use. If you're using the jar for a vase or for stationery, then the webbing could cover all the way up. But if you're using it for a candleholder or to hold pretty pebbles, you'll probably only want it covered about halfway up.
Measuring the Jute Webbing
1
Measure the circumference of the first jar. This will be the length of the webbing, plus an overlap allowance of 1/2 inch/12 mm.
2
Cut the webbing to length. Check that it still fits properly by wrapping it around the jar.
If you don't want to cover the whole jar, cut the webbing down to half or three quarters the size of the jar.
If the webbing doesn't cover all of the jar and you want it to, do it in sections, carefully layered one on top of the other until the whole jar is covered.
3
Repeat for as many jars as you're making. Or, skip to the next section if only making one.
Adding the Jute Webbing to the Jar
1
Place hot glue down one edge of the jute webbing.
2
Attach to the jar. Hold in place for a few seconds to ensure that it has set.
3
Run another line of hot glue over the top of the glued on jute webbing. Do this only at the edge, where it will overlap when wrapped.
4
Wrap the rest of the webbing right around the jar and back onto the glue line. Once again, hold firmly in place for a few seconds to set.
If gluing more than one section of webbing, carefully align each new layer flush with the last glued layer, to avoid any glass glinting out from the join.
5
Repeat for as many jars as needed. Allow all to set before using.
6
Done. As well as using this as a vase, you can now use the jar for various other purposes, such as:
A candleholder: Fill three quarters of the way with sand and place a tea light candle on top. (This only works with jute webbing done halfway up the jar)
Stationery holder: Add pencils, pens and other writing implements for ease of finding
Funky storage jar: Keep buttons, pebbles, craft bits and pieces, stationery pieces, etc. safely together in the jar
Gift: Give the jute jar/vase away as a gift. Create a label to say what it is and that it's handmade and wrap the label around the top of the jar using raffia.
Tips
Fill the vase with suitable flowers (either fresh, dried or artificial).
Add flourish to the jute-covered vase by hot gluing iridescent glitter or small faux jewels (if appropriate).
If you don’t have a hot glue gun, you can also use Tacky Glue (found at most craft and fabric stores).
Things You'll Need
Method 1:
Jute string
Suitable container
Scissors
Hot glue gun
Method 2:
Jute webbing
Jar
Scissors
Hot glue gun
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Steps
Method 1: Jute Rope Covered Vase
Sourcing Materials
1
Decide on the type of vase you'd like. Would you prefer to use a jute-covered vase or bowl? Determine if you need to purchase a vase, a bowl or if you already have an old container or vase you can transform––the jute is very forgiving and will allow you to cover all manner of old containers so that nobody will suspect what's underneath originally.
2
Buy jute rope. Jute comes in a wide variety of colors so purchase a color that will complement the room or your design. If you need more hot glue tubes, pick them up at the craft or fabric store.
Find your sharpest pair of scissors to cut the jute. You’ll need to make a clean cut so the jute doesn’t unravel or rip.
Creating Your Jute Covered Vase
1
Hot glue one end of the jute ball of twine at the top mouth of the vase. Hold the glued end in place until you're confident it had adhered to the glass.
2
Wind the jute ball tightly around the vase while holding the initial end in place (just in case). Use your fingers to push twine upward so you achieve a tight pattern.
3
Work your way around and down the vase with the jute adding a drop or two of hot glue along the way. You don’t need to glue the entire jute rope, however it may be a good idea to add a drop every few rows to hold it into place.
4
Complete the jute covering at the lowest point on the vase (not underneath the vase but close).
Use sharp scissors to cut the jute and then add a large glob of glue to hold the end in place.
Method 2: Jute Webbing Wrapped Jar Vase
Sourcing Materials
1
Find jars that you want to keep. Choose shapes that are appealing and will be large enough to hold the things you'd like to keep in them. If you haven't saved your own, ask your neighbor, a friend or family member for theirs. Some jars also end up in thrift stores, so you might be able to find some good ones there.
2
Purchase jute webbing. This will wrap around the jar. The amount needed depends on how many jute jars you intend making. As for the width, this will depend on the end use. If you're using the jar for a vase or for stationery, then the webbing could cover all the way up. But if you're using it for a candleholder or to hold pretty pebbles, you'll probably only want it covered about halfway up.
Measuring the Jute Webbing
1
Measure the circumference of the first jar. This will be the length of the webbing, plus an overlap allowance of 1/2 inch/12 mm.
2
Cut the webbing to length. Check that it still fits properly by wrapping it around the jar.
If you don't want to cover the whole jar, cut the webbing down to half or three quarters the size of the jar.
If the webbing doesn't cover all of the jar and you want it to, do it in sections, carefully layered one on top of the other until the whole jar is covered.
3
Repeat for as many jars as you're making. Or, skip to the next section if only making one.
Adding the Jute Webbing to the Jar
1
Place hot glue down one edge of the jute webbing.
2
Attach to the jar. Hold in place for a few seconds to ensure that it has set.
3
Run another line of hot glue over the top of the glued on jute webbing. Do this only at the edge, where it will overlap when wrapped.
4
Wrap the rest of the webbing right around the jar and back onto the glue line. Once again, hold firmly in place for a few seconds to set.
If gluing more than one section of webbing, carefully align each new layer flush with the last glued layer, to avoid any glass glinting out from the join.
5
Repeat for as many jars as needed. Allow all to set before using.
6
Done. As well as using this as a vase, you can now use the jar for various other purposes, such as:
A candleholder: Fill three quarters of the way with sand and place a tea light candle on top. (This only works with jute webbing done halfway up the jar)
Stationery holder: Add pencils, pens and other writing implements for ease of finding
Funky storage jar: Keep buttons, pebbles, craft bits and pieces, stationery pieces, etc. safely together in the jar
Gift: Give the jute jar/vase away as a gift. Create a label to say what it is and that it's handmade and wrap the label around the top of the jar using raffia.
Tips
Fill the vase with suitable flowers (either fresh, dried or artificial).
Add flourish to the jute-covered vase by hot gluing iridescent glitter or small faux jewels (if appropriate).
If you don’t have a hot glue gun, you can also use Tacky Glue (found at most craft and fabric stores).
Things You'll Need
Method 1:
Jute string
Suitable container
Scissors
Hot glue gun
Method 2:
Jute webbing
Jar
Scissors
Hot glue gun
How to Create a Literature Map
Literature maps are a niche hobby but can be very rewarding to produce. There are two main methods. The less popular one is where you shred up maps and make literature out of them. However this often leads to quite abstract prose, so I will deal with the second method.
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Steps
1
First you will need big wall. Ideally it is plastered but it can sometimes be nice if it is bare brick or has wires sticking out of it because it adds texture. If it is not to your liking either find another one or spend some time refacing the one of your choice
2
Next decide what kind of map you want to make. If your aim is reproducing an ordinance survey map or something of the sort you need to get a copy of the original for reference. If you want to make a new map you should either observe the area you want to map or sketch one out if it is imaginary.
3
Find lots of literature and shred it up. Sort it into bits. If there are particular words you want to use in particular places, like if they match location names then put them aside.
4
Get a big pot of glue or wallpaper paste
5
Make the map on the wall out of the book shreddings
Things You'll Need
A wall
Some literature
Glue
Maybe a step ladder
Some source material or a good imagination
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Steps
1
First you will need big wall. Ideally it is plastered but it can sometimes be nice if it is bare brick or has wires sticking out of it because it adds texture. If it is not to your liking either find another one or spend some time refacing the one of your choice
2
Next decide what kind of map you want to make. If your aim is reproducing an ordinance survey map or something of the sort you need to get a copy of the original for reference. If you want to make a new map you should either observe the area you want to map or sketch one out if it is imaginary.
3
Find lots of literature and shred it up. Sort it into bits. If there are particular words you want to use in particular places, like if they match location names then put them aside.
4
Get a big pot of glue or wallpaper paste
5
Make the map on the wall out of the book shreddings
Things You'll Need
A wall
Some literature
Glue
Maybe a step ladder
Some source material or a good imagination
How to Create a Sam Fisher Suit
This article is about how to create a costume similar to Sam Fishers in splinter cell.
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Steps
1
Get a diving suit or a skin tight suit of some kind, it must be black or very dark grey. this is the base layer of the suit.
2
Next you need to get some night vision goggles, or make your own.
3
Get a holster for your gun, make sure its one that can be strapped to your leg.
4
Now get a pair of glove that match the rest of your clothes.
5
Have a pair of boots or shoes that match your other clothes.
6
Go get a knife of some kind that you can wear on the back of your belt.
7
Get an Airsoft, blank firing, deactivated or cap gun to use as your gun, make sure it fits your holster and don't alter it in any way to look real, and if it does look real don't take it out in public because it can get you in serious trouble. if the gun has a silencer, even better.
Tips
Have fun! This is what this is for!
Involve your friends.
Wear this around the house, in your garden or at parties etc because if you run around in this in public you may be made fun of.
Warnings
Don't trespass or you could get in trouble.
Be careful with the knife, don't use it in a threatening way.
Don't alter any fake guns to look real or you could get in trouble.
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Steps
1
Get a diving suit or a skin tight suit of some kind, it must be black or very dark grey. this is the base layer of the suit.
2
Next you need to get some night vision goggles, or make your own.
3
Get a holster for your gun, make sure its one that can be strapped to your leg.
4
Now get a pair of glove that match the rest of your clothes.
5
Have a pair of boots or shoes that match your other clothes.
6
Go get a knife of some kind that you can wear on the back of your belt.
7
Get an Airsoft, blank firing, deactivated or cap gun to use as your gun, make sure it fits your holster and don't alter it in any way to look real, and if it does look real don't take it out in public because it can get you in serious trouble. if the gun has a silencer, even better.
Tips
Have fun! This is what this is for!
Involve your friends.
Wear this around the house, in your garden or at parties etc because if you run around in this in public you may be made fun of.
Warnings
Don't trespass or you could get in trouble.
Be careful with the knife, don't use it in a threatening way.
Don't alter any fake guns to look real or you could get in trouble.
How to Create a Scrapbook Calendar
Scrapbooks are fun and a great way to remember things!
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Steps
1
Find either a baby scrapbook or go out and buy one. I think you can get them at Hallmark.
2
If you do use a baby one, then find an old picture, cut it to the size that you need it and then either tape it where it says baby or just on the front.
3
Find at least 6 old pictures that you want in your scrapbook. You only need 6 because leave the rest for new pictures!
4
Slide your pictures in the white slip. You need to ask if you can cut the pictures to fit.
5
Write the date you made it on some paper and put it in a white slip.
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Steps
1
Find either a baby scrapbook or go out and buy one. I think you can get them at Hallmark.
2
If you do use a baby one, then find an old picture, cut it to the size that you need it and then either tape it where it says baby or just on the front.
3
Find at least 6 old pictures that you want in your scrapbook. You only need 6 because leave the rest for new pictures!
4
Slide your pictures in the white slip. You need to ask if you can cut the pictures to fit.
5
Write the date you made it on some paper and put it in a white slip.
How to Create a Theoretical Planet
Are you into Astronomy, specifically that of theoretical, not real but could be alike a planet in the Universe? Do you want to create a planet? Well these steps will help!
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Steps
1
Make Sense. You must make sure it isn't like a science fiction movie where there are Martians. Mars is currently incompatible for life, as we know it. To achieve realistic quality you must follow the next few step carefully.
2
Follow the Laws of Physics. Well to make a planet acceptable to the Science Community, a planet needs to have the Laws of Physics applied. For example, Gravity, the larger the planet the higher the gravity, the smaller the planet the weaker the gravity. Despite this difference in gravity, you can have creatures that sustain flight, just higher the gravity, the larger the creature should be, (you don't need to follow these steps if you're just doing it for fun.)
3
Apply Creatures. Be creative, just keep it to a believable figure like it can't be floating because it just can. There has to be a way physically or chemically. Creatures can be as interesting and as big as you want as long as you apply these creatures are of a smaller density than creatures on earth.
4
Add a Star.
Every habitable planet has a sun like ours. There are several different kinds of stars, Red Dwarfs, or Blue Giants. The Planet has to be in the habitable zone, make sure of that. Not too far, not close.
5
Possibility of Intelligent Life: Intelligent life, the only intelligent life we know of as of right now is ourselves. Intelligent life needs to be able to make conceptions and respond to visual questions in some way. Intelligent life like Humans has to be able to record a family or racial history, Follow a Religion or Culture and have some kind of Language. Another factor to consider is if they have the ability to Declare Wars or Freedom or Form Societies or Civilizations like Tribes, Clans. Yet another factor is if they can make weapons out of anything unlike wildlife. They have to be able to invent or improve something. One of the Biggest factors is that intelligent life are at the top of the Ecosystem's food chain, they have to scare of all creatures in the wildlife. they can kill any creature on the planet.
6
Create a Food Chain. Create a chain that the system depends on. from the little Bacteria to the little Insects, to the Insect eating creatures and so on. make sure that every creature unless it's at the top of the chain that it has a prey animal or multiple prey animals and one or multiple Predators.
7
Create a History of Phenomenons. In earth's history, there have been many bad days on earth like the Meteor impact that killed of the dinosaurs or the Heavy bombardment billions of years ago.
8
Natural Disasters: Natural Disasters despite how terrifying they are can actually do your planet some good.
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Steps
1
Make Sense. You must make sure it isn't like a science fiction movie where there are Martians. Mars is currently incompatible for life, as we know it. To achieve realistic quality you must follow the next few step carefully.
2
Follow the Laws of Physics. Well to make a planet acceptable to the Science Community, a planet needs to have the Laws of Physics applied. For example, Gravity, the larger the planet the higher the gravity, the smaller the planet the weaker the gravity. Despite this difference in gravity, you can have creatures that sustain flight, just higher the gravity, the larger the creature should be, (you don't need to follow these steps if you're just doing it for fun.)
3
Apply Creatures. Be creative, just keep it to a believable figure like it can't be floating because it just can. There has to be a way physically or chemically. Creatures can be as interesting and as big as you want as long as you apply these creatures are of a smaller density than creatures on earth.
4
Add a Star.
Every habitable planet has a sun like ours. There are several different kinds of stars, Red Dwarfs, or Blue Giants. The Planet has to be in the habitable zone, make sure of that. Not too far, not close.
5
Possibility of Intelligent Life: Intelligent life, the only intelligent life we know of as of right now is ourselves. Intelligent life needs to be able to make conceptions and respond to visual questions in some way. Intelligent life like Humans has to be able to record a family or racial history, Follow a Religion or Culture and have some kind of Language. Another factor to consider is if they have the ability to Declare Wars or Freedom or Form Societies or Civilizations like Tribes, Clans. Yet another factor is if they can make weapons out of anything unlike wildlife. They have to be able to invent or improve something. One of the Biggest factors is that intelligent life are at the top of the Ecosystem's food chain, they have to scare of all creatures in the wildlife. they can kill any creature on the planet.
6
Create a Food Chain. Create a chain that the system depends on. from the little Bacteria to the little Insects, to the Insect eating creatures and so on. make sure that every creature unless it's at the top of the chain that it has a prey animal or multiple prey animals and one or multiple Predators.
7
Create a History of Phenomenons. In earth's history, there have been many bad days on earth like the Meteor impact that killed of the dinosaurs or the Heavy bombardment billions of years ago.
8
Natural Disasters: Natural Disasters despite how terrifying they are can actually do your planet some good.
How to Create a Vintage Bedspring Vase
Add design
and whimsy to a regular bud vase by wrapping it in a large vintage
appearing bedspring. The small element of 3-D power mixed with glass and
metal will be the perfect accent piece to any room.
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Steps
Choose Your Bedspring and Vase
- 1Search for an appropriate bud vase to act as your project’s base. You want an ideal focal point for this project so select your bud vase with care.
- Consider whether you want flourish or just a plain vase for your project. You may want to stick with a vase that has few or little adornments because the majority of the project will be covered by the bedspring.
- Select a vase that will easily fit inside a bedspring. While bedsprings may come in different sizes, you’ll want to ensure the vase will fit snuggly inside nearly any spring.
- Another vase option is to use a long, thin glass cylinder. You want the vase to be supported inside the bedspring and a cylinder will work well.
- 2Choose a bedspring. Consider going for one that has an antique appearance, which will be a nice contrast between the old antique bedspring and the clear glass.
Form Your Vase
- 1Turn the bedspring upside down so the bottom/larger end of the bedspring is on the table and the smaller end of the spring is facing upward.
- 2Drop the vase or cylinder in through the top of the waiting bedspring. The bedspring rings should support the vase.
- 3Fill vase with water if using fresh flowers. Consider using a cup with a spout for an accurate pour.
- 4Add flowers to the vase. For this type of design, making a simple statement with only a few flowers works best.
- Locate the vase in an area that can’t be disturbed by animals or children.
- To clean vase, slide the vase from the spring and clean with hot soapy water.
How to Build a Bench
A
do-it-yourself bench for your home or garden can be a rewarding project
for a beginner or expert woodworker, and anyone in between. There are
many types to choose from, ranging from basic planks using logs, to
stone and rock benches, to wooden slat benches. You can build a bench
from blueprints and plans you buy or find for free, or browse plans that
have worked for others and use them as starting points for your own
creations. Here are some ideas for building a bench for your indoor or
outdoor use.
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- 1Build a rustic plank seat bench.
- Start with a couple 12- to 14-inch-high (30.5 to 35.6 cm) stumps or logs for the bench legs. Lay a rough-sawn or construction-grade 2-inch-by-12-inch (5.1 cm-by-30.5 cm) lumber piece, in the length of your choice, across as the seat, allowing for 6 to 8 inches (15.2 to 20.3 cm) of overhang on the sides. Attach with wood screws.
- You can also use 2 overturned wooden barrels, cut to 12 or 14 inches (30.5 to 35.6 cm) high , as the legs in the place of stumps.
- 2Build a wooden slat bench.
- Start with the pre-treated frame which consists of 2 end boards, 2 side boards, and 2 inside support boards, attached 2 inches (5.1 cm) in from the long sides and serve as a surface to attach slats.
- Attach pre-treated slats so that they overhang the support boards by 1 inch (2.5 cm) (so they are 1 inch (2.5 cm) from the outer side boards). They should overhang the end boards by 3/4 inch (1.9 cm). Leave about 1/4 inch (.6 cm) gap between slats.
- Screw in pre-treated 1-by-4-inch (2.5 by 10.2 cm) seat side boards on both sides of the slats to fill in the space between the slat ends and the long-side boards. The seat sides will overhang the end boards by about 3/4 inch (1.9 cm) and they'll overhang the side boards by about 1 3/4 inches (4.5 cm).
- Use 4 1-by-4-inch (2.5 by 10.2 cm) boards as legs, with the 1-inch (2.5 cm) edges attached flush to the front and back sides. Screw the legs into the end boards.
- 3Create a rock bench.
- Use 4-inch (10.2 cm) thick concrete footings for the foundation. Add mortar and then your first rock, with a flat bottom. Continue layering mortar and rocks to the height you want.
- You can shape the stones with a masonry tool called a shaper that traces a line in the stone where it is then split.
- Use the tracer tool, hammered at an angle, on the edges of a long concrete slab to create a more rocky appearance.
- Add mortar to the tops of the 2 stone legs and place the concrete slab across as the seat. Allow the mortar to dry.
- Visit woodworking websites for bench blueprints for the designs you would like to recreate. Some vendors charge a fee for these plans, but you can also find free ones online and in magazines.
- Consider adding additional features depending on the bench's use. For inside seating, you may want cushions or pillows on the seat. For sitting for longer periods of time, you might want to add a backrest. Arm rests can be appealing for both indoor and outdoor benches.
How to Build a Figure Four Mangle Snare
This is called a Figure Four Mangle Snare Trap. It is used to trap small rodents in a survival situation.
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- 1Procure a three foot long stick that is about 3/4 to an inch long.
- 2Cut the stick in three parts, with a knife or a sharp object.
- First stick is 12 inches long (Upright Piece)
- Second stick is also 12 inches long (Diagonal Piece)
- Third stick is 3 to 6 inches long (Trigger Piece)
- 3The stick used for the upright position, should have a 45 degree cut at the top, and a square notch 3-4 inches from the bottom.
The stick used for the upright position, should have a 45 degree cut at the top, and a square notch 3-4 inches from the bottom.
- The square notch towards the bottom should be a quarter turn or perpendicular in relation to the 45 degree cut at the top.
- 4The stick used for the Diagonal Piece will also have a 45 degree cut at the bottom with a 45 degree taper 2 inches from the top.
- Both cuts will be performed on the same side of the stick or parallel.
- 5Procure a large flat rock that should way enough when allowed to fall should cover the whole area around the trap. Place close by to be used later.
- 6Place the Upright Piece into the ground, pushing the stick until the square notch is 1-2inches from the ground.
- 7Assemble the Diagonal Piece at the top of the Upright Piece, setting the 45 degree notch of the Diagonal Piece at the top of the Upright Piece. Hold in place so that the figure look like the number "4".
- 8Obtain the Trigger stick and place it at the square notch of the Upright Piece. Mark the trigger stick at two place:
- First mark is where the Trigger Piece is perpendicular to the Upright Piece.
- Second mark is where the 45 degree cut of the Diagonal Piece will set into the Trigger Piece.
- 9Remove the Trigger Piece and cut an angled cut into the Trigger Piece where it was measured for the Diagonal Piece.
- 10The last cut will be performed in the same manner as the Upright Piece, perpendicular side of the stick or a quarter turn. Cut into the stick a square notch.
- 11If bait is being used, then place it on the inside of the the Trigger Piece.
- 12Assemble the sticks together where it forms the figure "4". The notches will sit inside each other, hold the stick together at the point where the Diagonal Piece intersects with the Trigger Piece.
- 13Place the large rock at an angle on the top of the Diagonal Piece.
- 14Place plant material around the trap so that a funnel is created on both sides to guide the animal towards the trap.
- 15Remove yourself from the surrounding area, and check on the trap next day. Be Patient.
- If the Piece have trouble staying together, then make the notches more defined, for example, make it a true square notch.
- If the Upright Piece is to far into the ground the Trigger Piece wont function properly.
- If the Upright Piece is to long it will just stick into the ground holding the heavy rock up while the animal takes the bait.
- Set several traps up in one night to increase the odds.
- Choose a path where there is a natural funnel for small animals to move through (game trail).
Warnings
- Be careful not to crush your hands.
- Do not do this in your back yard. Perform this trap only if you are in a survival situation.
- Please respect every living creature.
How to Build a Firewood Rack
When you use a fireplace during winter months to save money, it's important to store firewood correctly. This will keep your firewood ready for your hearth. If you enjoy building things at home or taking on projects, you can build a firewood rack instead of purchasing one from the store.
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Steps
1
Choose wood that is resistant to the elements and to insects. Hemlock, red cedar and pre-treated lumber are good options for a firewood rack.
2
Begin building your rack's base.
Place 2 uncut 2 x 6 boards parallel to each other on a sturdy surface. The boards should be about 2 feet (.609m) apart.
Cut 2 18-inch (.457m) sections of wood from a new 2 x 6 and place these pieces between the 2 parallel boards. The shorter boards should go at the ends of the longer boards to form a rectangle for the box's base.
Secure the base boards together 1 side at a time. Apply a thin strip of exterior adhesive to the narrow ends of both uncut 2 x 6 boards. Align an 18-inch board (.457m) so it is perpendicular to the narrow ends of the uncut boards. Press the boards together to secure the adhesive.
Attach each 18-inch (.457m) board with 3-inch (.076m) deck screws by screwing through the 18-inch (.457m) boards into the narrow ends of the uncut 2 x 6 boards.
3
Start construction on the side supports, or the uprights, of your rack.
Cut 4 4-foot (1.22m) sections of wood from new 2 x 6 boards at 90-degree angles and place them near your base box. These are the upright supports of the rack.
Place the 4-foot (1.22m) boards on the inside corners of the base box. You want the 6-inch (.152m) part of the 4-foot (1.219m) board flush with the longer side of the base box.
Connect the uprights to the base box by screwing 3-inch (.076m) deck screws through the uprights and into the longer boards of the base box. Use 2 or 3 screws at each location for stability.
4
Start making your lateral supports by measuring a 24-inch (.610m) section on a new 2 x 6 board and cut.
Mark the newly cut 24-inch (.610m) board at the 6-inch (.152m) and 18-inch (.457m) measurements starting at the end of the board. These marks will be the starting point for the diverging angular cuts you need to make.
Use your carpenter's square and draw 45-degree angles at each mark on the 24-inch (.610m) board. Remember, the angles should plane away from each other. You need to cut 4 boards total.
Place the angled boards at the corner of the base box to make a triangle. One of the angled sides of your lateral support should line up with the bottom of the longer side of the base box and the other end of your lateral support should line up with narrow sides of the upright. Repeat until all 4 angled boards create triangles where 1 of the 3 sides is the bottom of the longer side of the base box, 1 side is the lateral support board, and the third side is the upright.
Join the supportive angled boards to the base box using 3-inch (.076m) deck screws. Place screws perpendicular to the angled boards where the angled boards meet the uprights. This will allow the screws to penetrate the upright. Screw through the wide face of each angled board and into the base box. Use 2 screws at each location.
5
Stand the entire rack up on the base box.
6
Cut boards to form the top pieces of your firewood rack. You will need 2 18-inch (.457m) sections from a new 2 x 6 board.
Arrange each 18-inch (.457m) board perpendicular to the uprights, completely covering both of the uprights' narrow ends and stretching between the longer sides of the base box.
Connect each 18-inch (.457m) board with 3-inch (.076m) deck screws by screwing through the 18-inch (.457m) boards and into the narrow face of the uprights.
7
Make sure the entire rack resembles a very wide letter U. Wood will stack in between the upright ends and atop the base box.
8
Apply a coat of varnish or stain to protect your firewood rack for years to come.
Tips
When you're shopping for wood to build a firewood rack, look for boards that are still on a pallet and banded together. Loosely stacked lumber tends to warp.
When you're measuring your cuts, double-check the measurements before cutting to eliminate wasted lumber.
Warnings
Wear safety goggles at all times to prevent eye injury.
Always pay close attention while cutting to prevent injury.
Things You'll Need
10 2 x 6 boards, 8 feet (2.44m) in length
Saw
Exterior adhesive
3-inch (.076m) deck screws
Screwdriver
Tape measure
Pencil
Carpenter's square
Stain or clear varnish
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Steps
1
Choose wood that is resistant to the elements and to insects. Hemlock, red cedar and pre-treated lumber are good options for a firewood rack.
2
Begin building your rack's base.
Place 2 uncut 2 x 6 boards parallel to each other on a sturdy surface. The boards should be about 2 feet (.609m) apart.
Cut 2 18-inch (.457m) sections of wood from a new 2 x 6 and place these pieces between the 2 parallel boards. The shorter boards should go at the ends of the longer boards to form a rectangle for the box's base.
Secure the base boards together 1 side at a time. Apply a thin strip of exterior adhesive to the narrow ends of both uncut 2 x 6 boards. Align an 18-inch board (.457m) so it is perpendicular to the narrow ends of the uncut boards. Press the boards together to secure the adhesive.
Attach each 18-inch (.457m) board with 3-inch (.076m) deck screws by screwing through the 18-inch (.457m) boards into the narrow ends of the uncut 2 x 6 boards.
3
Start construction on the side supports, or the uprights, of your rack.
Cut 4 4-foot (1.22m) sections of wood from new 2 x 6 boards at 90-degree angles and place them near your base box. These are the upright supports of the rack.
Place the 4-foot (1.22m) boards on the inside corners of the base box. You want the 6-inch (.152m) part of the 4-foot (1.219m) board flush with the longer side of the base box.
Connect the uprights to the base box by screwing 3-inch (.076m) deck screws through the uprights and into the longer boards of the base box. Use 2 or 3 screws at each location for stability.
4
Start making your lateral supports by measuring a 24-inch (.610m) section on a new 2 x 6 board and cut.
Mark the newly cut 24-inch (.610m) board at the 6-inch (.152m) and 18-inch (.457m) measurements starting at the end of the board. These marks will be the starting point for the diverging angular cuts you need to make.
Use your carpenter's square and draw 45-degree angles at each mark on the 24-inch (.610m) board. Remember, the angles should plane away from each other. You need to cut 4 boards total.
Place the angled boards at the corner of the base box to make a triangle. One of the angled sides of your lateral support should line up with the bottom of the longer side of the base box and the other end of your lateral support should line up with narrow sides of the upright. Repeat until all 4 angled boards create triangles where 1 of the 3 sides is the bottom of the longer side of the base box, 1 side is the lateral support board, and the third side is the upright.
Join the supportive angled boards to the base box using 3-inch (.076m) deck screws. Place screws perpendicular to the angled boards where the angled boards meet the uprights. This will allow the screws to penetrate the upright. Screw through the wide face of each angled board and into the base box. Use 2 screws at each location.
5
Stand the entire rack up on the base box.
6
Cut boards to form the top pieces of your firewood rack. You will need 2 18-inch (.457m) sections from a new 2 x 6 board.
Arrange each 18-inch (.457m) board perpendicular to the uprights, completely covering both of the uprights' narrow ends and stretching between the longer sides of the base box.
Connect each 18-inch (.457m) board with 3-inch (.076m) deck screws by screwing through the 18-inch (.457m) boards and into the narrow face of the uprights.
7
Make sure the entire rack resembles a very wide letter U. Wood will stack in between the upright ends and atop the base box.
8
Apply a coat of varnish or stain to protect your firewood rack for years to come.
Tips
When you're shopping for wood to build a firewood rack, look for boards that are still on a pallet and banded together. Loosely stacked lumber tends to warp.
When you're measuring your cuts, double-check the measurements before cutting to eliminate wasted lumber.
Warnings
Wear safety goggles at all times to prevent eye injury.
Always pay close attention while cutting to prevent injury.
Things You'll Need
10 2 x 6 boards, 8 feet (2.44m) in length
Saw
Exterior adhesive
3-inch (.076m) deck screws
Screwdriver
Tape measure
Pencil
Carpenter's square
Stain or clear varnish
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