US Embassy EducationUSA Opportunity Funds Program (OFP) 2025 for young Nigerians (Full Funded to study in the U.S.)

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Application Deadline: April 30, 2025

Applications are actually open for the 2025 US Embassy EducationUSA Opportunity Funds Program. The program helps top-performing college students entry high quality U.S. training Opportunities.The mission of the Opportunity Funds Program is to help extremely certified worldwide college students with application prices, attracting prime expertise to U.S. schools and fostering international competitiveness.

The EducationUSA community primarily based out of the U.S. Embassy and Consulate in Nigeria strengthens American communities and lecture rooms by helping extremely certified Nigerian college students with the monetary assets wanted to cowl up-front application prices, thereby attracting prime expertise to U.S. increased training establishments and fostering international competitiveness.

Eligibility Requirements

Each Opportunity Funds pupil undergoes a selective technique of analysis by an EducationUSA adviser, Regional Manager (REAC) and the Public Diplomacy Section of the U.S. Embassy/Consulate.

Undergraduate

Note: If WAEC outcomes aren’t out there, the pupil have to be at the moment in SS3. If WAEC outcomes can be found, they have to be from the May/June WAEC. Students who’ve already began a college training aren’t eligible to apply.

• SS1 & SS2 end-of-year report (PDF recordsdata solely)
• Mock WAEC outcome or WAEC outcome (PDF recordsdata solely)
• Other supporting documentation (PDF recordsdata solely)

Graduate

• Copy of your college transcript, if out there (PDF recordsdata solely)
• Copy of Statement of Result/Degree (PDF recordsdata)
• Submit an in depth educational curriculum vitae (PDF recordsdata solely)
• Scanned copy of any supplementary certificates of accomplishment (PDF recordsdata solely)
• Copy of GRE outcome (advisable for engineering college students) (PDF recordsdata solely)

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the US Embassy EducationUSA Opportunity Funds Program