dalaman:

Not in Nigeria. He is a Nigerian but became a doctor in South Africa.

Coder2Client:
Try Babcock University

opicgif:
i want to go back to school
to study law
ive always wanted to do this but felt i would be too old
as of last year, ive seen a lot of older people graduating or in law school
rotimi amaechi is an example

which private university can i go to, and still live off campus with my family
i am in rivers state
i am excluding RSU and Uniport,
i would want to carry out this endeavour without delay from ASUU strikes

any suggestions?

opicgif:
i want to go back to school
to study law
ive always wanted to do this but felt i would be too old
as of last year, ive seen a lot of older people graduating or in law school
rotimi amaechi is an example

which private university can i go to, and still live off campus with my family
i am in rivers state




i am excluding RSU and Uniport,
i would want to carry out this endeavour without delay from ASUU strikes

any suggestions?

opicgif:
i want to go back to school
to study law
ive always wanted to do this but felt i would be too old
as of last year, ive seen a lot of older people graduating or in law school
rotimi amaechi is an example

which private university can i go to, and still live off campus with my family
i am in rivers state
i am excluding RSU and Uniport,
i would want to carry out this endeavour without delay from ASUU strikes

any suggestions?

I think national open university is okay for you base on your family stuffs.

femi4:
Never too old to learn. Go to NOUN

opicgif:
i want to go back to school
to study law
ive always wanted to do this but felt i would be too old
as of last year, ive seen a lot of older people graduating or in law school
rotimi amaechi is an example

which private university can i go to, and still live off campus with my family
i am in rivers state
i am excluding RSU and Uniport,
i would want to carry out this endeavour without delay from ASUU strikes

any suggestions?

PedoBear:
By the time you're done , you'll use your tie to kys

sheflat:
I went back to schoolat the age of 41 to study diploma in PublicAdministration and am through with it and am happywithmyself that i did it. No time is late to gain more knowledge.

opicgif:


okay thanks.
i see its a christian school.
as i said earlier, i hope its a place i can go to school while living off campus?
i am also browsing about them now

opicgif:
i want to go back to school
to study law
ive always wanted to do this but felt i would be too old
as of last year, ive seen a lot of older people graduating or in law school
rotimi amaechi is an example

which private university can i go to, and still live off campus with my family
i am in rivers state
i am excluding RSU and Uniport,
i would want to carry out this endeavour without delay from ASUU strikes

any suggestions?

Godmind2022:




One man's food, another's poison. I don't envy you at all. My own dream is to read Maths in a Higher Institution after Mathematics almost scared me out of secondary school. Even though I read English Language and Literature, I have demystified Mathematics. Today, I even teach Maths in different homes for a living.

elinaxy:
do they run a full time program they? Is it in abuja?

Karlifate:
opicgif,

Here are some Private Universities you can study Law in Nigeria:

1. Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti - I've heard some good reports from acquaintances & third parties about their Law Degree.

2. Baze University, Abuja - Well, some report had it few days ago, that they run unapproved Law program.

3. American University of Nigeria, Yola, Adamawa State

4. Igbinedion University, Okada, Edo State

5. Benson Idahosa University, Benin, Edo State

6. Lead City University, Ibadan, Oyo State

7. Etc...



NOTE 1: There are many others. So, you can personal research on this to know which will suit you, putting the following into consideration:

— tuition fee;
— cost of living in the state and/or town;
— security;
— recognition of your prospective alma mater in the job market;
— how easy will it be to relocate from Rivers State to your preferred State/Town of study;
— etc...



NOTE 2: This is just my suggestion. You can consider other reasonable suggestions & draw up your conclusion.





Don't let anyone discourage you in your quest for more knowledge and in doing what you've always loved.



Good luck.

Wealthoptulent:

I 1000% support you.. rare Reasoning .
No shame in this Sir @least you not a fool for life after 40
I used to lecture 9 years back then in Nigeria, i had part time of 60 yrs cos he needed promotion with it in Fed gov job.

You can do Adult classes or part time, not necessarily full time & it gives u opportunity to live off Campus...

TempUser:
You can do it! Godspeed!

Nazgul:
There's nothing wrong in going back to school at 40. Shaeed Osupa recently just graduated from the University of Ibadan, and he's way over 40.

However, I would recommend that you study it in a private university (that's if you have the funds for it) cos with the way most federal and state institutions are increasing their fees, it's very easy to predict an ASUU strike in the future.

And law is a 5 year course. Imagine adding one or two years extra to it because of strike, you'll be in your late 40s when you graduate.

Good luck.

FatherCHRISTMAS:
at tht age you are even still younger.

When you get to class you might feel too old and your class Rep and other course mates might not be in agreement with you oftentimes. The much younger ones will like you tho.

Don't be angry and don't be shy
I am back in school too at 43years.

Well, I see thr world differently now.
I should have made the decision earlier

dalaman:
I know someone who went back to school to study medicine at age 42( He studied chemistry and has a masters degree in industrial chemistry). He is now a medical doctor. He's been a doctor since 2019.

Iykegodslove:
Babcock would be the best option for you bcs cost of living is affordable and also off campus is allowed. I am schooling there with family also

Jackipapa:
At 40, you are still very young, Pursue your goal with all vigour. Do this and thank me later!

jamesversion:


Rivers state government-owned universities (RSU & IAUOE) are no longer part of ASUU, therefore they no longer go on strike. You begin and finish your source of study as at when due. Also, you can be closer to your family in PHC.

opicgif:


okay thanks.
i see its a christian school.
as i said earlier, i hope its a place i can go to school while living off campus?
i am also browsing about them now

opicgif:


okay thanks.
i see its a christian school.
as i said earlier, i hope its a place i can go to school while living off campus?
i am also browsing about them now