Qualification routes
Study routes by qualification
Start with the qualification you hold. Check the entry thresholds for each country, then confirm the details on the official page before you apply.
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Where your results can take you
WAEC and NECO results
Use your secondary school results for foundation or pre-degree routes. Many universities ask for specific subjects and grades, so check each country's rules first.
ND and HND holders
Your diploma may qualify you for year-two entry or a top-up degree. Check whether the destination accepts your grades and how long the course takes.
Bachelor's degree holders
A bachelor's degree usually opens postgraduate routes. Compare master's entry rules, English test requirements, and tuition costs in the stated currency.
Destinations
How each country treats your qualification
United Kingdom
UK universities often accept WAEC or NECO results through foundation years, while ND and HND holders may enter degree courses in year two or through top-up programmes. Check the official university admissions page for current requirements.
Confirm tuition costs in pounds sterling and any scholarship deadline on the official page.
United States
US colleges review transcripts individually. Many require a credential evaluation, and transfer credit depends on the institution. Check each school's international admissions page for current criteria.
Confirm tuition costs in US dollars and any scholarship deadline on the official page.
Canada
Canadian universities assess international credentials case by case. Many offer bridge or pathway programmes for diploma holders. Check each institution's official international page for current requirements.
Confirm tuition costs in Canadian dollars and any scholarship deadline on the official page.
Germany
German universities may ask for a preparatory course or a German or English language test. Public universities often charge low tuition fees. Check the official university page for current requirements.
Confirm costs in euros and any deadline on the official page.