Information On Babcock University Ilisan-Remo, Ogun State

Please can anyone or any student of Babcock University enlighten me more on the school?  I hope I am not making a big mistake by selecting 'Babcock University, Ogun State'.

am a grad of bu.an its so much fun in dere.all d best.
dhunter,

yeah it's kool need som info as a student there just buzz moi on tosinadny@yahoo.com or 08028609651

please who knows how i can get there from lagos and how to get the form

which branch exactly, because i've been to those banks and same old story. and what bus do u think i should take from oshodi

Adesuwa, u can go to bu site n click om busitemap. that should hlp more

Hey guys, have been given provisional admission to study. I'm thinking of rejecting it.

Hey All, where is the money? I guess some politicians' kids can head to BU. Half a loaf is than none in Fed and state Universities for large poor and moderate few. Am out of here!

omololu, true talk! Are u a BU student

i hope so o

hey everybody how far
i am a new member please be my friends ooooooooo

Hello All,
I would appreciate if someone would confirm that the campus is vegetarian-friendly.
Does the school demand attendance of the Chapel?

from the day i got into Babcock in 2001, we were given the tentative graduation date in 2005 and were told to work towards it because not all of us would make it to the graduation date. True to it,  some died, left the school, travelled out, went to other schools, got suspended or simply droopped out. None of the above happened in my case.

i finished from BU in '05. I had my own initial  reservations about the school before i got into it, u kno,  no free freedom as such, a lacto- vegetarian diet, no pants for girls except for exercise or training, no sleeveless tops, no earrings, strict attendance in chapel services, research research and more research,  yadiyadi yadi.

BU can't compare to CU in terms of infrastructure, but we have our own strenghs too, u kno. they allow cell phones, artistes are permitted to perform, networking / relationships are allowed and even encouraged, u can do a little business by the side, u can work for the school and get paid, they encourage community service, u can do summer holiday jobs in any part of the country via the school ( i did in Abuja for about two and a half months in 2003 and made about 90k, excluding tithes of course), etc,,, i can go on and on. 

like they say, good things don't come easy, and you're either in or out of the school , just like tolutoms said,  when u get to it, u'll discover there's fun and fashion in every level , and its the more important things in life that should matter to you.

i didnt come out with a first class, but i could have, just lost it by 0.04 margin and i don't care what people say, but ur first degree is the most important, lays a good foundation for whatever else u want to learn in life.

however, i would advice anyone who wants to go to a private school in naija to have a taste of outside life first, like A-levels in a federal uni or first year, then u'll appreciate what the privae schools have to pffer without missing out completely of typical naija school life.

hope this helps

God Bless that school!!!!
i graduated from BU last year and i can testify that the school is of high standard.
Though d social life was dead when i entered but before i left it was coming up and i think by now it should be ranked 70%
Babcock University is a school i would like to go again and again.
your 4yrz or 5yrz depending on the course you want to study is certained and it cannot be extended except you choose to
so any speculation that babcock university is on the negative side is false.

am currently in babcock. . . . . . . its jst dere, jst an average school filled wit mostly average lecturers.well if ure smart den u'll no ur way around bt if ure nt. . . . OYO lo wa.social life is nt dead its as healthy as possible.its jst smtyms u'll feel suffocated by d dos n dnts bt u eventually gt used 2 it. cnt wait 2 leave d school tho. . . .ders rily no big deal @all about babcock.