Lets hear ur take on this. The rejected stone seems to be fast becoming the chief cornerstone. Imagine the once denied private schools (Babcock, Madonna, Igbinedion, Covenant, Lead City,   kindly help me fill in the blank spaces) seems to be taking the forefront in the market this days. Imagine places like Access Bank whose entry level requirement has been reduced to 24yrs.
Seriously, how many people exactly can graduate successfully from federal or state universities at that age & what is the probability? Also, statistics show that graduates from these same schools seem 2 be doing very well in the market.

Question is did they take your place or another persons'.
As long as the quality of education is not in doubt then they also have every right to contest the already challenging labour market.

24 is rather old whilst 21 should be the norm