Explore your options to study at Top#100 Universities in the USA and benefit from 20% - 50% scholarship off tuition payment

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•    Admission offer is just 48 hours!
•    NO SAT/ACT, GMAT/ GRE required for admission!
•    Payment Flexibility!
•    Career development program / Hands-on work experience
•    Post study work visa!
•    50% scholarship off tuition fees available for May intake in all Undergraduate courses across our universities!

Apply to any of the Universities below for May/August 2017 Intake
  •   University of central Florida, Orlando
  •    Florida International University, Miami
  •    Auburn University, Alabama
  •    University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
  •    University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina
  •    Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge
  •    Adelphi University, New York
  •    American University, Washington DC
  •    University of the Pacific, California
  •    The University of Illinois in Chicago                   
Areas of study include: 
  •    Architecture
  •    Biomedical Science
  •    Engineering
  •    Media Studies
  •    Computer Engineering/ Science
  •    Healthcare Management
  •    Mechanical Engineering
  •    Nuclear/Energy Engineering
  •    Pharmaceutical Sciences
  •    Pre-Medicine
  •    Public Health
  •    Petroleum Engineering
  •    Software Engineering
  •    Legal studies
  •    Nursing and lots more
To find out more and register to talk to a representative please visit:
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CONTACT
 
SHORELIGHT EDUCATION, USA REPRESENTATIVE        
4TH FLOOR VALLEY VIEW PLAZA                
99, OPEBI ROAD, IKEJA, LAGOS                
Tel: 013427602
Mobile: 08083369670
Email:  shorelight_nigeria@bcie.co.uk 

BCIE ABUJA
24B, DJIBOUTI CRESCENT OFF FREETOWN STREET
BEHIND ROCKVIEW HOTEL, THE 5TH BUILDING AFTER ZARTECH
WUSE 2, ABUJA
Tel: 08171495402, 09039478930
Mobile: 08066788636
Email: govt@bcie.co.uk

BCIE PORT-HARCOURT
80, ABA ROAD, OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT CRAFTS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
PORT-HARCOURT
Tel:07085010020
Mobile: 08069278962
Email: manager_ph@bcie.co.uk

BCIE IBADAN
2ND FLOOR HORIZON OFFICE COMPLEX
VITAS BUS-STOP, RING ROAD
IBADAN, OYO-STATE
Tel: 02-2913532
Mobile: 08171684741
Email: manager_ibadan@bcie.co.uk

BCIE KANO
1ST FLOOR CHALET “A” GUEST PALACE (ANNEX)
NO 84, LAMIDO ROAD OFF SULEIMAN CRESCENT
NASARAWA G.R.A
KANO
Tel: 08135403294
Mobile: 08130743252
Email: manager_kano@bcie.co.uk

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