• The International Education Exchange 2024 Open Doors Report stated that Nigeria is the 7th country with the highest student enrollment in the United States
• According to the report, there are 20,029 registered students in Nigeria, an increase of 13.5 percent compared to the previous year.
• “Nigerian students bring a wealth of diversity, perspectives and academic excellence to U.S. universities,” the report said.

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United States – Nigeria It became the 7th country to enroll students in US colleges and universities with 20,029 students in the 2023/2024 period.

The 2024 Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange said Nigeria is Africa’s leading source of international students and the 7th largest source globally.

The Open Doors Report is an annual publication published by the Institute of International Education (IIE) in partnership with the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

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US Embassy and Consulate Nigeria announced this in a statement released on Tuesday, November 19.

According to the statement, 20 thousand 29 students were registered, an increase of 13.5 percent compared to the previous year.

He added that Nigeria has strengthened its position as the top sending country. AfricaHe added that the influx of Nigerian students is a testament to the strong educational ties between the United States and the West African country.

“Nigerian students bring a wealth of diversity, perspectives, and academic excellence to U.S. universities, enriching the educational experience of all students. Nigerian academics are known for their strong academic record and commitment to advanced education; More than 55% are studying at the graduate level in the United States.

“The increase in the number of Nigerian students choosing to study in the United States reflects both the United States’ strong commitment to high-quality education and the growing interest of Nigerian scholars in international academic experiences.”

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American universities offer $2.92 million in scholarships to Nigerian students

Meanwhile, legit.ng 33 Nigerian students reportedly killed full scholarship offered A total of $2.92 million to go to American universities and colleges.

10 undergraduate and 23 graduate students were selected through the United States Consulate General Opportunity Funds Program. Lagos.

The scholarship covers standardized testing, application fees, US visa and SEVIS fees, as well as air travel to the United States.

Source: Legit.ng