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Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by Nchara: 6:54am On Dec 18, 2009 |
So you really think its the school that matter? If so why would you have different sets of students from the same school, say from U.I.? My friend, U.I, Ife, UniLag, UNN are all 5000th grade, not even among the first 1000 in the world. |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by SEFAGO(m): 6:56am On Dec 18, 2009 |
Doesn't really matter- you yourself know that some people at UI and Unilag would hands down beat some of the best Europe and America could offer. I am talking about you |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by Nchara: 6:59am On Dec 18, 2009 |
What do you know? Do you know the meaning of Magna cumlaude? It is never a second class degree. If you do not know, look it up. I scored 85% in my final exams and public defense. Ode! Magna cumlaude is a Latin phrase meaning “with great honor.” It is a distinction awarded to students who have displayed remarkable academic distinction. As a general rule, Latin honors are used for undergraduate college degrees only, although they sometimes appear in high schools and at the graduate level. There is no universal standard for Latin honors. That means that a magna cum laude degree can mean different things, depending on the institution which awarded it. http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-magna-come-laude.htm 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by SEFAGO(m): 7:03am On Dec 18, 2009 |
Yeah I know what a Magna means, but its called second honors, I didnt call it second class. First honors is summa c.u.m. aude. Both are roughly equal to a first class degree at the undergraduate level. Summa c.u.m laude is the highest honors and that is how the big boys roll- do u want me to link you to my Yoruba friend who graduated Summa cumlaude from Harvard? abeg I want to sleep anyways goodnite. |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by Nchara: 7:09am On Dec 18, 2009 |
The gap between SCL and MCL is very marginal; you should know that. And obtaining any of these grades at the PhD level, especially for a foreigner, is no mean feat. Talking about your friends again (funny that this time you tried to emphasize Yoruba ), I have a few friends too with SCL. But I prefer to pride in myself than in a friend. Sefago who are you and what do you have in terms of qualifications? The last time you boasted of a Yoruba who obtained a PhD in Particle Physics when Zik was obtaining an MS in politics (and stuff like that) in the 1930; till today, you are still unable to show this person. You don come again abi? |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by Nchara: 7:16am On Dec 18, 2009 |
You are just catching on straw; even the man for whom the post was created probably did not study in Harvard, yet he has achieved this. Underachievers like you hide under the cloak of so-called big universities while their mates are garnering all the laurels. |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by SEFAGO(m): 7:31am On Dec 18, 2009 |
The gap between SCL and MCL is very marginal. I doubt it. The problem is that the difficulty in getting SCL and MCL vary from school to school. There are countless Nigerians with SCL and MCL degrees here in the US- you know we are all good at excelling in school except of course for aboki. However, the number who get these degrees at top schools are very low. I am not a liar and would freely admit that i dont have either of these levels. I am not telling you abt my qualifications- you are not employing me and two, I admit they are not all that yet. |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by Nchara: 7:38am On Dec 18, 2009 |
Indeed the gap is marginal and depends on Uni. Where I studied SCL= 90% and above while MCL is 80% to 90%. I got 85% and that is very marginal compared to 90% |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by SEFAGO(m): 7:47am On Dec 18, 2009 |
I studied at LMU Munich and that is the best in Germany and among the first 50 in the world. Note that the ranking vary yearly. LMU was 30 something globally a few years back Its one of the old glory schools, I suppose like ETH Zurich and company. We are now in the 21st century. |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by Nchara: 7:51am On Dec 18, 2009 |
My friend, keep spewing rubbish. ETH is as strong as Harvard. It is just a matter of every thing English being the leader of the world. I missed out an opportunity to work there because I had to travel to Nigeria after my defense. Been to ETH twice. Excellent facilities they got there. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by SEFAGO(m): 7:55am On Dec 18, 2009 |
ETH is as strong as Harvard. It is just a matter of every thing English being the leader of the world. I missed out an opportunity to work there because I had to travel to Nigeria after my defense. Been to ETH twice. Excellent facilities they got there. , anyways dont have time, I would have had you for breakfast. I need to sleep |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by edoyad(m): 8:50am On Dec 18, 2009 |
SEFAGO chill on the brother abeg, he got a Phd. and a little award. Yes, might not be anything to you but you don't know his back ground and what he had to overcome. Nano tech is being tipped as the probable next big thing in tech so i personally admire his achievements and am delighted at what he does. Dr. Nchara , may be the way in which you supplied the info gave the guy the impression you were trying to brag. What you have done is admirable cos i know There're countries in the world as we speak who don't have specialists in this area. So just keep doing what you're doing and hopefully threads like this one will one day carry your name on NL in the not too distant future. |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by citizenY(m): 9:11am On Dec 18, 2009 |
quote from edoyad yesterday chara what a coincidence, i specialize in molecular disintegration in [b]green and brown bottle consumption Imagine these Nigerians, keep quiet jo! Instead of going back to your labs, you are wasting time arguing on degree classifications. If na green and brown bottle consumption, e get people wey don beat una since. HOW MANY BEER PARLOURS DO WE HAVE IN NIGERIA? Not to talk about white bottles and calabash for palmy and brukutu? Not to talk about kai kai ? Abeg make we hear word[/b] Just jiving, more grease my brothers |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by ifyalways(f): 2:59pm On Dec 18, 2009 |
. . .what was this thread all abt again |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by edoyad(m): 4:12pm On Dec 18, 2009 |
Citizen Y don't try me. If you try me i will just order and two of us go just dey down till one collapse. That will be you |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by citizenY(m): 6:06pm On Dec 18, 2009 |
Which one you wan order, green, brown or white bottle? But there should be no doping oH. You know say taking alabukun na doping? Peppersoup is allowed. |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by Sagamite(m): 10:39am On Dec 21, 2009 |
Nchara: Really? Nchara: Hahahahahahaha Bloody liar!!! You want to claim you attended LMU Munich, the best university in Germany? LWKMD Foooooooooooool, your university is not even in the top 30 in [size=16pt]Germany[/size], talkless of top 50 in the world. Backwater university product, dem dey humiliate you with people with better qualifications from esteemed institutions you are now coming online to claim you went to LMU and topped your class , call me a liar, let me prove it. Top of the class my arse. Or do you want me to get Erika or Klaus to come and confirm? Fraud! |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by Nobody: 12:12am On May 01, 2012 |
Peachy!! |
Re: Nigerian Named Applied Research Chemist Of The Year by PhysicsMHD(m): 12:23am On May 01, 2012 |
Sagamite: LMU Munich is actually one of the better/best universities in Germany, though. Gottingen and Heidelberg are probably considered more prestigious, but I'm pretty sure it's inaccurate to call LMU Munich a "backwater university". |
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