Here's why you may end up not practising the course you studied in school

http://realmindfactory.com/2016/05/09/why-you-may-not-end-up-practising-the-course-you-studied-in-school/

Lalasticlala and Mukina to the front page tins.

On point ..

After listening to people saying you can't get a high paid job in Nigeria without connection, and you have no CON talk less of connection.

You will be like.

So so true, too many factors to consider when choosing a course to study, jamb on d other hand, has a way of changing everything

the plain truth is because of the
1. Low education standards
2. Insufficient employment slots.

take engineering for electrical engineering & mechanical engineering as example.
Here in Nigerian federal universities,many of these courses in the above stated disciplines need to be re-updated.
Imagine using theories,machines and equipment of over 50 years ago to learn at this present point in time.You will so so be irrelevant,

even the lecturers themselves are not standard enough. in many ivy-league schools e.g MIT,Harvard,Oxford.
Many of their lecturers are professionals in the discipline they lecture. for example,their engineering lecturers are indeed professional and certified engineers. they practice the course as they lecture,peradventure there are upgrades or advancements,they quickly include that in the course content.

that is why many graduates take several skill based and practical hands on course after graduation e.g website development,photography,make-up etc.

only God will save us in this country.

maybe a change of interest or discovery of passion may make somebody not practice the course they did in school.but this is like 1.8%.

This life, it is not all about what you study but how God bless you in what you study.

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it's all about the pay.