Day In a life of a Master's Student in Germany| Nigerian 🇳🇬 Student In Germany 🇩🇪| BSBI University 

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Nice! Congratulations on your admission 🎉😊

​@@Debby_Diary Same here

I have got an admission to BSBI and one guy saying BSBI scammed him. Debby is BSBI real. I have an admission for next year February. And did you have to add German language certificate?

@@thomasandoh9028 BSBI is real, this video shows it is and i also have several tour videos of the school. I wasn't scammed while applying so ensure you follow the right process. German language certificate wasn't required for me.

@@Debby_DiaryThank you Debby. The Language certificate, that’s including the visa process as well

I think you can check this site; www.daad.de/de/

Congratulations on your admission! 😊 My experience has been good so far, the curriculum and the way they lecture is different from what I’m used to. For example, we don’t write exams instead we do final exams to end a particular course.

Hello Deborah, I don’t know much about their scholarships, however you can check this link: www.berlinsbi.com/admissions/scholarship-application You can reach me via email: dobrababudoh@gmail.com

Depends on your preference to be honest, with full-time you might not really get the chance to work but with part-time you can work and sometimes given the opportunity to intern in various companies so it really depends. In my case, I do full-time and I was still able to intern in a company, this is because we don’t have lectures all week.

Hello, I am not certain as I have a family reunion visa tied to a blue card. However, my classmates who have student visas currently work.

Thank you! As soon as you can 🤗

Thanks for watching!

To be honest it’s worth it, you get exposed to new knowledge and experience. Also, if you’re very intentional about it, you can network create good connections with people. In terms of getting a job, it’s 50/50. Some people get and others don’t but you just have to keep applying. It’s easier if you’re very fluent in German especially if you’re not in the tech field.

Thank you! 🙂

Hello, no I didn’t. I relocated to Germany through family union so it didn’t require proficiency in German. For test centers, I don’t have anyone in mind at the moment but if I come across any I’ll send to you.

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For trips, that’s possible, though I’m not sure who sponsors them-it also depends on the course you're studying. As for internships, they organize events where companies come to network with students. However, they don't provide internships directly but do offer some guidance to help students find opportunities.

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Wonderful! Wishing you the very best and God’s speed 😊. Thank you so much for your support 🙏🏽

Generally, it’s a great school with good curriculum. For my course (Global MBA) we are given the opportunity to specialize in our areas of expertise. Lectures are thought in English depending on your preference…..well so far so good 😊

Yes I do, you can check the description of my videos for it.

Congratulations on receiving admissions to two masters programs in Germany! Both Berlin and Bremen are wonderful cities with their unique charms and opportunities. To help you make an informed decision, I'll provide some insights into both options, considering accommodation fees and job opportunities. Berlin is the capital city of Germany and is known for its vibrant and diverse culture. It offers numerous job opportunities, especially in the tech, startup, and creative industries. The city has a bustling job market and a wide range of international companies, which can increase your chances of finding part-time work or internships during your studies. However, since it's a major city, the cost of living and accommodation fees can be relatively higher compared to other places in Germany Bremen, on the other hand, is a smaller city with a rich maritime history. While it may have a slightly limited job market compared to Berlin, it still provides opportunities, particularly in the aerospace, logistics, and engineering sectors. Bremen's cost of living and accommodation fees are generally more affordable compared to Berlin, making it a suitable choice for students on a budget. Ultimately, the decision should align with your academic and career goals, as well as your personal preferences. Trust your instincts and choose the option that feels right for you. Whichever city you choose, pursuing a masters in Germany is an exciting opportunity, and I wish you all the best in your academic journey! If you have any more questions or need further advice, feel free to ask. Good luck with your decision! 😊

@Debby_Diary thank you so much for your advices, I cannot wait to meet in germany 😍

Hi. Congratulations. May you kindly assist. How did you apply

@@lisatana6392 simple. Just search schools that offer your course and apply

Waooo Debby u are truly an amazing human . Who are u truly. Like this is my first time seeing an abroad based utuber answering questions n putting her fellow through as long as u hv done. Debby I love u, n with this I will be looking forward to coming to Germany . Pls send me ur handle if u don’t mind let’s talk.

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Yes its over a year

Mine was different as I got an admission after my relocation to Germany. However, it’s possible it can take up to a year for your type of visa, some of my classmates had to join online classes while waiting for their visas.

@@Debby_Diarybut was the visa eventually approved?

@@regbenicks1999Yes, my family reunion visa was approved almost immediately.

It’s not entirely free, you might have to pay a semester fee which is about 300 euros (not certain of the exact amount). Also, it really depends…..in my case it was easier to get an admission to a private university with lesser requirements. Public schools might take time before you get feedback from them and also they have a lot of requirements you have to meet before getting an admission e.g certain documents to submit and so on. Another thing for me was the language, I’m thought in English.

Please recommend me cheap private university for masters degree with less requirements in Berlin or munich

Hello, that wasn’t a requirement for me as I am only thought in English.

Hello Jacob, unfortunately I do not have any contact.

Hello Aderonke, thank you 😊 In my case i submitted my WAEC results and also did an English level test but my school still requested that I do an English assessment with one of their representatives. This was done online and the questions asked were very easy e.g Why BSBI? Why the course of study? Etc.

Hi Debbie, how long did it take you to get a visa appointment?

Hello! Yes, in my school, you can start your application on their website depending on the course you want to study. I know of someone who got an admission for next year's intake. Also, I think spouses, partners, and/or children may be permitted to reside in Germany while you study, provided certain conditions are met. Yes, for the appointment dates, it really depends as some happen fast and some don't. However, I'm hoping you get yours as soon as you want it. Wishing you all the best! 😊

Thank you so much Debby. I appreciate. Please can I ask the name of your school? So I can check them out. The next intake is for February next year

Sure, the name is Berlin School of Business and Innovation

Please is your school Tution free?

Hello, Ensure that the family member in Germany has a valid residence permit (like a settlement permit, EU Blue Card, or residence permit for employment or study) and that they meet certain conditions, such as having adequate living space and financial stability to support the incoming family members. Then gather required documents needed for your application like valid passport, application forms, etc. However, I think German family reunion visas typically focus on more immediate family members such as spouses, children, and sometimes parents. You can check online to verify this. For mine, I think we applied in December or January and got an appointment in February

Yes, a deposit of €2,000.00 was paid (will be deducted from your Total Tuition Fees)

@@Debby_Diaryhow much was your total tuition pls

Okay, my application process differed from the standard procedure as I was already a resident of Germany with a valid residence permit before pursuing my studies at BSBI. To secure admission, I submitted my school certificates and other necessary documents.

@@Debby_Diary okey thanks for your response ma God bless you

Feel free to send an email or chat me up on my IG page.

Sure! Coming soon 😁

You can check: www.daad.de/en/

@@Debby_Diary thanks I would check that right away