my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

She should forget school and become a politician. She might even be a president like buhari one day.

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to rewrite but am against that.

she should go and learn a trade.
u can thank me later

Get to know what she aspires to be first, then we start from there. You don't just decide for her, know her passion ok?

chocolateme:
Get to know what she aspires to be first, then we start from there. You don't just detect for her, know her passion ok?

chochoo

the study of alien

She might be arithmetically incline in governmental biology.

She's qualify to contest for a town crier with these grades.

Its a lucrative job. Ask any high tech village farmer.

OP ,u should also rewrite .what do u mean by u are against what??.she should go and start from ss2

chocolateme:
Get to know what she aspires to be first, then we start from there. You don't just detect for her, know her passion ok?

MASS COMMUNICATION, I just dont want her to sit for another examination

She has got five credits required for admission into higher institutions of learning. (English and maths inclusive!). That's good. Take the JAMB brochure and search for courses that her result qualifies for. Let her go for that. It's not actually what one studies that matters these days, but how good her graduating grade is. Let this not be a set back to her education. Good luck.

Her results too scatter abeg. Use jamb brochure check.

This one na blackberry pin oh....5c1d1e1f na wa oh huh.....


Anyway, what will happen is that you can bring her for me to marry.... that's the minimum grade I can accept for my young wives.... PM me if interested....

PaulKillerman:
This one na blackberry pin oh....5c1d1e1f na wa oh huh.....


Anyway, what will happen is that you can bring her for me to marry.... that's the minimum grade I can accept for my young wives.... PM me if interested....

Sent u PM

this isn't that bad... she's got 5 credits including maths and English... check the jamb brochure alot of courses she could go for

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

hmmm..... after going through different skuls admission requirements I realised that she miss three vital sudject which are the stronghold of art and social sciences related courses.
she actually miss crk, economics and lit in eng. With all sincerity, the quick and best possible solution is to enrol for GCE examination because they are almost done wassce.

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

courses like Philosophy, Sociology and psychology.... though you should check d requirements for each of d courses on the website of d sch she wants to choose

How old is your younger sister? Her passion is to study Mass Communication, why not enrol her for the for the forthcoming coming WAEC GCE? Passion is what triggers accomplishment, education has no age limit.Don't just pick any course for her to study, let her follow her passion.

fweshh:
MASS COMMUNICATION, I just dont want her to sit for another examination

You are about to make a grave mistake bro..try to know what sha wanna study nd do all ur best so she gets it.thank me later

Ask Buharry

My advice is u let her sit for gce, let her focus on her weak subjects nd get ready for jamb nxt year....if anybody wants 2 assist u wit this result, de wan chop ur money

fweshh:
MASS COMMUNICATION, I just dont want her to sit for another examination

. For mass comm. & any other Arts/Humanities courses. She must score a good grade in Lit-in-English cos this is 1 of the core subject that qualify her to study those courses. I would have suggest any management science course or social science course but she need to score a good grade in Economics as well, except some university that may accept commerce in lieu of Economics. If u ask me, I would advice she re-write the exams even if this year's GCE, this time her concentration should be on those subject she had low grade or she put in a good overall performance, better still she can combine O'Level results of not more than 2sitting though by striking a balance.

saintkeppy:
. For mass comm. & any other Arts/Humanities courses. She must score a good grade in Lit-in-English cos this is 1 of the core subject that qualify her to study those courses. I would have suggest any management science course or social science course but she need to score a good grade in Economics as well, except some university that may accept commerce in lieu of Economics. If u ask me, I would advice she re-write the exams even if this year's GCE, this time her concentration should be on those subject she had low grade or she put in a good overall performance to avoid combining O'Level results.

and is it a bad thing to combine result

reforms22:

she should go and learn a trade. u can thank me later

why are you so heartless?

TastyTuoyo:
How old is your younger sister? Her passion is to study Mass Communication, why not enrol her for the for the forthcoming coming WAEC GCE? Passion is what triggers accomplishment, education has no age limit.Don't just pick any course for her to study, let her follow her passion.

how much is the gce form cos my sister also want to enroll

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

with a credit on biology and commerce, I think she will succeed as a 'commercial herbalist'

olamixx:
how much is the gce form cos my sister also want to enroll

It will be in the neighbourhood of 12000-13000

Library and information Science or office technology management

olamixx:
and is it a bad thing to combine result

. Sorry Its not bad to combine o'level result of different years atleast not more than 2sitting.

IVORY2009:


chochoo

my sweet Ivory2009.

What is her aspiration in life?

Pls, she should sit for GCE to augment the priceless Credit grade in English, Maths and Biology in order to land a good course going forward.