hausadreturn:
I doubt o.
Wouldnt be bad if he rewrites though.

Most of the courses you read under agric faculty does not need physics so go for it

Manueleee:
that is nice. my younger brother could not secure a good grade in physics. so is their any science course that can go without physics?

Most of the courses you read under agric faculty does not need physics so go for it

Humm.In most Nigerian university you need Mathematics to study law.

Humm.In most Nigerian university you need Mathematics to study law. The information is not accurate .

unwanaabasi:

Most of the courses you read under agric faculty does not need physics so go for it

I think it'll need, especially for 100 level.
or do u have an idea of any course in particular?

There is maths in political science, except statistics is not part of maths, you will do at least 2 core courses that are statistics based.
....chi-square, confidence ratio, all that.. political science is a science because of the math in a combination of history, sociology, economics, psychology and philosophy..... all these put together with maths is political science!

ogbonti:
There is maths in political science, except statistics is not part of maths, you will do at least 2 core courses that are statistics based.
....chi-square, confidence ratio, all that.. political science is a science because of the math in a combination of history, sociology, economics, psychology and philosophy..... all these put together with maths is political science!

political science is social science... Not science

HIScraziness:
Lol... Zoology, really? Zoology students do mats 101/102 and also offer statistics in 200 level.

Oh....i always thought it was mth 105 rather than 101

No think am o. There is plenty mathematics in Agriculture, from maths 101, to further maths, statistics, survey , even some engineering aspects too.

Op come u can't study mass communication without doing a little bit of maths in form of statistics.

in unijos we do statistics in political science in yur 100 level 1st and 2nd semester also 200 level 1st and 2nd semester. I swear this OP na sunday school yu attend

samyomz:
political science is social science... Not science

science is broad now. social science is just an aspect of it

galaciousbabe:
Are u people sure? I thought maths 101 is compulsory.

Only English 101 is compulsory

dajan03:
science is broad now. social science is just an aspect of it

political system is too broad and subjective to be a science.. Political science is more of humanities than science

MyMouth:
Maths is needed in pol. Sci. You do statistics in pol. Sci from ur 100 level to 300 level.

Thank you jare'
I even did Politimetrics in my second year with annoying mathematics

Well I studied Agricultural science I did pure maths in 100l and biostatistics from 200L to 500L

social studies and psychology have statistics. in social studies, it is called social statistics.

Bt u will do maths in most of the courses listed wen u eventually enter UNI

Manueleee:
that is nice. my younger brother could not secure a good grade in physics. so is their any science course that can go without physics?

Archaeology and Anthropology in UI do not require physics

In LASU, if u are in 100 level, u must pass maths in ur first semester and 2nd semester.

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you will do maths and Econs in pol sci.
I did Econs and accounting in Unizik as a law student in my yr 1 and yrv3 respectively.

Nigerians have been studying useless courses making majority of Nigerian graduates nothing more than educated-illiterates!

Follow the global trend, what the hell is mass comm and where in the world is this competitive?

giftedheart1:
what is philosophy doing on that list?

philosophy is life

Those behind the post are misleading the public. I graduated from UI where Mathematics was needed for me to peruse a career in Social studies.
It has always been 5 credits including English and Mathematics plus 3 others that are relevant to your area of discipline.

I pity anyone who runs to Uni to study Nursing because of OP self fabricated write up. please bear in mind that you will definitely study math 101 in year one, Statistics in 3rd, 4th and 5th year and non is less than 3 credit units

are u sure dis OP attended a university?? wat hapens to MAths 101?

Is there any course by chance with f9 or d7 in English in this Nigeria that university will admit you to me is only some private school any idea please

Na lai u talk

Manueleee:
that is nice. my younger brother could not secure a good grade in physics. so is their any science course that can go without physics?

Geology

Manueleee:
that is nice. my younger brother could not secure a good grade in physics. so is their any science course that can go without physics?

Geology
Geography

tochivitus:
why would some one wanna skip mathematics? for me it's the best thing that has ever happened to education, technical when you understand mathematics other subject becomes walk over. It still remains my favourite, no much grammar no much note copying just write the formula and solve simply

it is easier said than done