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Dammydoe:
Pls how will d registration fe,acceptance and other things be....
Pls help out guys.
#DE

Cc:Mrokayokay
Cc: Someone should shed light pls

thanks for these questions bro/sis.

Mrokaykay:
Now underground list loading from now till Matric day.....

mr okaykay pls can i have ur phone no

darhymiee:
Like seriously i was not admitted again this year.... It's well.

Haba it is not too late

What is your score and the course you choose?

Hey friends, when will jamb update the list on jamb portal?

d0njasman:
Hey friends, when will jamb update the list on jamb portal?

y worry abt jamb portal. Go ahead and pay ur acceptance fee

Tosyni:
Mrokaykay and al d guys from ejigbo kudos to u al i luv u al muhh....

At last you made it. . .

Welcome to uniosun. . . .
Welcome to Ejigbo campus(the only campus capable of feeding uniosun). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i rEp CoA!!!
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Knowing trees, I understand the meaning of patience. Knowing grass, I can appreciate persistence.

wu collected uniosun current PD form,...reply asap...

Aminat508:


Haba it is not too late

What is your score and the course you choose?

....mine is banking n finance... 49.9%

Aminat508:


Haba it is not too late

What is your score and the course you choose?

47.5% and i chose Public Health

Not too late? Thought u guys said That the Final Admission list na, After Pressing the right Buttons. Na wa o.

Abbey2233:

mr okaykay pls can i have ur phone no

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My brother if u ave faith i blv sumtin gud wil work out for u before the years run 2 an end ok

Morning palz, I greet all uniosun student, nd all education new admitted student, congratulation

Congrats to all newly admitted students especially those admitted into Osogbo campus... U r welcome ...

Congrats to the Newly admitted student... Am sure those admitted last will know the Value of admission, reason bin that u guyz have been anticipating for this list. Atlast u made it to 2nd best state University in Nigeria .
Getting admission is not the main issue, how you operate on Campus is the main thing.... "No employer will ask you the school you graduated from, they will ask you the grade you graduated with" .

My Advise Goes thus:

1. Set high personal and academic standards for yourself, and live up to them: Listen to that little voice inside you that says, “I can do this.” Believe in yourself. Realize that school is work; it’s not play time. Settle for nothing less than your very best. Willingness to accept anything less than the very best too often becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy. Strive for an “A” in all your courses. If you fall short of an “A”, you might earn a “B”. If you fall short of a “C”, you might earn a “D” or “F”.


2. Strive to understand. Don’t merely memorize; increase your depth of understanding. You need to attempt to fully comprehend what you need to know and be able to do as a result of your education.


3. Remember that grades count: The best jobs with the best pay most often go to those with the best grades. High grades imply intelligence, personal excellence, and dedication to seeing a job well done. High grades can make all the difference in landing the ideal job or getting into graduate school at the institution of your choice.


4. Investigate study and test taking skills: Educational researchers have studied what it takes to get ahead academically. Take advantage of what they can tell us.


5. Get to know a wide range of people – faculty, staff, and students. Networking is important. : It is often true that who you know is just as important as what you know. Use your acquaintances to advantage, but don’t take advantage of them. Meet with your departmental advisor early on and frequently; he or she can provide valuable and timely advice. Get to know your teachers; just because they might have a Ph.D. is no reason to believe that they are not interested in you as a student. Get to know the majors in your field, and form a study group.


6. Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Work should come before pleasure. Manage your time effectively; set up a timeline for getting word completed in each of your courses. Set aside adequate time for homework, study, sleep, relationships, and work. You need not always finish every task all at once. Remember, you can write at 365-page book every year if you only write one page per day.


7. Break your large tasks down into manageable subtasks. Large jobs rarely can be completed at one setting. Tackle small parts of a large task each day; avoid cramming. Remember the fable of the tortoise and the hare; slow and steady is often better than jackrabbit sprints.

8. Chose your friends carefully. : Friends can support you in your efforts to maximize the benefits of a college education. Friends too set on having a good time at the expense of a good education can be seriously detrimental. Get to know people who express high social, academic, and personal values.


9. Honesty is the best policy. :Avoid cheating in all its forms – collusion, plagiarism, copying, etc. Students who cheat seriously fail to learn what is oftentimes important, and this doesn’t help them in the long run. Sometimes the only things they do learn – after getting caught – is that cheating doesn’t pay.


10. Don’t ignore or deny your personal and academic problems. : Problems will often get worse if they are not directly addressed in a timely fashion. Procrastination in any of its many forms can lead to a small problem getting much worse. Get help when you need it. Speak to your course instructors, your advisor, or your parents.


11. Don’t make important decisions based on second-hand information: Jumping to rash conclusions based in incorrect information can cause you significant personal and professional problems. If you are uncertain about something, check it out before you decide.
Seek out special opportunities. College is a time to expand your mind and your experiences. Select your general education courses wisely. Consider student research, field trip opportunities, or a new language. Choose courses that will expand your world; avoid taking courses merely because they are “an easy A” or a “blow-off course.”


12. Get a job.: Studies show that students who work from about 8-10 hours per week tend to organize and spend their “free” time more wisely. Overworking or not working at all sometimes can be detrimental to personal and academic success.


13. Don’t over-commit yourself: Mature students always take responsibility for their actions – all of them. Some students will commit themselves to more work than they are capable of completing. Don’t let this happen to you; you owe it to others to be honest to your word.


14. Make yourself a well-rounded person: Consider all four dimensions of life as you strive to educate yourself – physical, spiritual, intellectual, and social. Spend time each day developing each of these four dimensions.


15. Take responsibility for yourself: When some students begin college life their sense of personal responsibility seems to disappear. Parents or guardians are not longer “cracking the whip” making certain that everything is getting done correctly or on time. That work is now the responsibility of the student. Failure to recognize this fact has resulted in even some of the best high school students failing as university students.


AKANDE HAMMED ADEDAMOLA,
DEPT OF FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT,
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE,
OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY.
500LEVEL.

Pls I wanna pay acceptance fees and everything how would I go about it.. Urgently pls

UNIOSUN Final Admission List 2015/2016 Out

Posted: 19 Dec 2015 12:36 AM PST
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UNIOSUN CLINCHES SECOND PLACE IN NATIONAL CONFERENCE
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A fwnd applied for pol science bt was offered educational management...wat do u fink she can do??

Anyone who just got admited to boichemistry dept should contact me asap on whatsapp....08147771743

Please is there anyone here who have been admitted for pre-degree

Tiffany1:
Please is there anyone here who have been admitted for pre-degree

There is a group for admitted PD students

There will an underground list, which will not b announced on d school site from now till matric day...
However if ur connection isn't strong n highly placed don't even dream of ur name in that list.....
Finally I strongly advise those yet to b admitted to purchase the PD 2nd supplementary form currently on sale...is 10500...
If u are interested open


http://pds.uniosun.edu.ng/application/

nuehlar:
A fwnd applied for pol science bt was offered educational management...wat do u fink she can do??

She can cross to pol Sci in 200 level

Mrokaykay:
There is a group for admitted PD students

Is the group here on nairaland, or where

@Mrokaykay, please how do someone know when underground list is out? Secondly, when is the matric?

Mrokaykay:
There will an underground list, which will not b announced on d school site from now till matric day...
However if ur connection isn't strong n highly placed don't even dream of ur name in that list.....
Finally I strongly advise those yet to b admitted to purchase the PD 2nd supplementary form currently on sale...is 10500...
If u are interested open


http://pds.uniosun.edu.ng/application/

No one has provided any reasonable information about processing registration,acceptance and school fee for DE applicant.....
Someone should please help out,time is not our friend.
*Waiting........
Mrokayokay
Uniosunguy pls come to our rescue
Accomodation in Okuku......pls drop ur number,if u have information pls....

Dammydoe:
No one has provided any reasonable information about processing registration,acceptance and school fee for DE applicant.....
Someone should please help out,time is not our friend.
*Waiting........
Mrokayokay pls come to our rescue
Accomodation in Okuku......pls drop ur number,if u have information pls....

please What's your course?

@Uniosunguy pls i sent you a mail, you did not reply.

Eunice90:
please What's your course?

Pol sci.....okuku campus