honeric01:

Formal education you mean or what? school education is just one part of education and not all about education.

seedord247:

I still remember my first year in UNI. 70% of student in my maths class is above 40 yrs...

kunzzy: pls can she call me on 08067598562,08028300638 i am touched but could be of help i run an academic consultin firm KUNLE is my name

She finished from high school some 7/8years back and since then she has tried so hard to pass in her compulsory courses, but not successful at it. Her most recent WAEC exam was not good enough, either...and, all she could alter on phone was 'I'm tired of my life'.

Now, please how best would you advise such a person..? Thanks.

Emylexray:
i thought you had a brain . . .

OlowoTee: She finished from high school some 7/8years back and since then she has tried so hard to pass in her compulsory courses, but not successful at it. Her most recent WAEC exam was not good enough, either...and, all she could alter on phone was 'I'm tired of my life'.

Now, please how best would you advise such a person..? Thanks.

OlowoTee:
Mathematics and Literature in English.

werthy: the problem here is that we are not even talking to the person directly.

Acidosis: Well there is hope as long as she lives

Kogi state university opened an opportunity for students with deficiencies in their O'level results. . .known as Pre-degree II. wait I know she's not with her complete results. . .Yes the opportunity is opened to students with atleast 2credits in ONE SITTING. They'll be admitted for a 2year Pre-degree programme, + intensive tutorials. After the two year programme, candidates who have obtained their five credits and have performed satisfactorily in the qualifying examination will be admitted into 100level. Candidates are also required to take the JAMB examination in the 2nd year and score the minimum JAMB requirements for the year.

Please tell her to make her decision on time. Opportunities are everywhere but people don't just see it, they'll rather panic. I really feel for her thats why I'm doing this. .Had to coin this from DAILY TRUST newspaper. . "Thursday, August 23, 2012.

I'm not a staff/student of the school but I could help with few contacts..

Hope it helps.

OlowoTee: She finished from high school some 7/8years back and since then she has tried so hard to pass in her compulsory courses, but not successful at it. Her most recent WAEC exam was not good enough, either...and, all she could alter on phone was 'I'm tired of my life'.

Now, please how best would you advise such a person..? Thanks.

Bash92:
can u pls explain more abt d submition of o'level result

hardywaltz:
Now I know why many people of this generation fail their exams; when they find it difficult constructing proper sentences.

Acidosis:

Alrigt, I'll open a new thread for interested persons in education section. I'll explain better

'sade:
u r 2 advice d poster en not to criticise,am sure u wrote waec more dan twice b4 u made it......*smh

xanadus: you are a big olodo rabata. go and learn mechanic.

otokx: She may be beating the air, many people are like that, supposed to be reading courses like theatre arts, music or agriculture but they are breaking their head looking for physics to read engineering.