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University of Minnesota Offers $60,000 Scholarship For International Students

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The University of Minnesota is offering significant financial support to international students through its prestigious Undergraduate Scholarship, also known as the Global Excellence Scholarship.

This initiative, as reported by Scholarship Region, aims to attract top talent from around the world, providing up to $60,000 in funding to help cover educational expenses for deserving students.

Provided that the international student applies before the specified deadline, November 15th 2024 and will be automatically considered for the scholarship.

According to Scholarships AF, “this scholarship offers substance support to outstanding international first-year students and transfer students. The GES awards are also highly competitive and based on academic merit.” 

Eligibility Criteria

This scholarship, as reported, is available to international students applying for undergraduate programs at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.

The university is reputed for its broad range of academic disciplines and its comprehensive approach to education. “We are committed to fostering new knowledge and preparing our students to tackle global challenges,” said a university spokesperson.

The criteria, includes

  • Being an international student.
  • Admission into an undergraduate degree program.
  • Enrolling full-time in the Honors program.
  • Have exceptional personal skills and academic merit.
  • A high school transcript and/or GCSE results (if your transcript is not in English, also require a certified translation).
  • Have a high school certificate or equivalent.
  • Applicants must hold an offer for a full-time program at the university
  • For English Language requirements, applicants are mandated to provide evidence of meeting the university of Minnesota’s minimum English language proficiency requirements.

The institution revealed that they accept results from the English Proficiency Tests listed below:  

TOEFL, with a test score of 79.

IELTS, with a test score of 6.5 in Writing.

Pearson Test of Academic English, with a test score of 59.

Cambridge Assessment English (CAE) with a test score of 180

Duolingo, with a test score of 110.

Application Process 

In order to apply, interested students are urged to:

Apply for admission to the University of Minnesota’s undergraduate programs.

Then upon submission of their application, they will be automatically considered for the scholarship based on an overall assessment.

Candidates are also to maintain their F-1 immigration status to remain eligible for the scholarship.

No separate application is required for the scholarship itself.

For more details about the scholarship and to address any questions, applicants are encouraged to visit the International Student and Scholar Services website.

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Oyelami Named Acting CEO of National Mathematical Centre

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By Omoniyi David

The Federal Government has appointed Professor Oyelami as Acting Chief Executive Officer of the National Mathematical Centre with immediate effect.

The appointment was announced in a statement by the centre’s Controller of Information and Public Relations, Onyekachi Njoku. He said the decision followed the elevation of the former CEO, Promise Mebine, as Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University Otuoke.

Njoku disclosed that the approval was conveyed in a letter signed by Rakiya Ilyasu, Director of University Education at the Federal Ministry of Education.

Professor Oyelami, a mathematician who joined the centre over two decades ago from Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, previously served as Coordinator of the Mathematics and Theoretical Physics programmes and as Deputy Director/Academic Planning Coordinator.

An alumnus of the University of Jos and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, he holds a Second-Class Upper degree, MSc and PhD in Mathematics and has published widely in local and international journals.

The centre said his appointment would strengthen its mandate to promote research, innovation and capacity building in mathematical sciences.

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UniAbuja Council Denies NELFUND Loan Diversion Claim

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By Patrick Idowu

The Governing Council of the University of Abuja has refuted allegations that the institution diverted funds provided by the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), for its students.

In a statement issued on Saturday, the council, chaired by Senator Olanrewaju Tejuoso, said no NELFUND money was diverted, misappropriated or unlawfully withheld by the university or any of its officials.

The denial comes a day after NELFUND also dismissed the allegation and cleared the university of wrongdoing.

The statement, signed by the Acting Registrar and Secretary to the Governing Council, Malam Sambo Mohammed, said the university operates within established financial regulations and maintains strict accountability in managing intervention funds.

The council urged the public to disregard what it described as a misleading media report, while reaffirming confidence in the university’s management led by Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Hakeem Babatunde Fawehinmi.

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JAMB Warns Candidates Against Infractions in 2026 UTME Registration

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By Onyeanya Ebere Immaculata

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has warned that candidates who violate registration rules or breach the attestation signed during the ongoing 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), registration will face severe sanctions.

JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, issued the warning on Monday as the registration entered its third week.

He said offenders could be barred from sitting for the UTME for up to three years, adding that the names of defaulters may be published in national newspapers and forwarded to other public examination bodies.

Oloyede also disclosed that candidates involved in serious offences could be handed over to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), or the Police for prosecution.

JAMB said the measures are aimed at protecting the integrity of the examination process and ensuring fairness for all candidates.

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