A lady, known as Grandma Shasha, has offered advice to Nigerians, suggesting that they should consider pursuing higher education at the University of the People (UoPeople) [/b]in the United States, as she revealed that the university offers tuition-free programs.
According to Grandma Shasha, UoPeople offers a unique opportunity for affordable education, as it charges no tuition fees and is recognized globally by employers.
In her video, Grandma Shasha shared her discovery, highlighting the University [/b]of the People as a game-changer in the pursuit of affordable and globally recognized education.
She emphasized that not only does UoPeople provide a cost-effective path to higher education, but degrees and certificates earned from the university are also highly esteemed by employers worldwide.
Grandma Shasha broke down the costs for different levels of study at UoPeople, revealing that an undergraduate degree would amount to $4,860, which is approximately N3.8 million.
An associate degree, on the other hand, would cost $2,460, slightly over N1.9 million.
Those aspiring to obtain an MBA from the university would need to budget $3,660, equivalent to N2.8 million, while a master’s degree in education is priced at $3,960, roughly N3.1 million.
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@grandmaoflagos
This school can give you an international degree to land a job anywhere in the world …I am talking from experience,and it’s Tuition Free https://www.uopeople.edu/ #japa #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #trending #travel #nigeria #visa #fyp #migrate #jobs
♬ original sound – GRANDMASHASHA
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