Bvesan:

Mericine and forgery..hahaha

i wan die oooooo...rotflmfao....hey! Mericine and forgery....

Bvesan:

see unilag rejects

u wey accept am

Lujan: Money...I was a promising science student & wanted to study medicine bt my sweet parents aren't bouyant enough to bear d "expenses" & upon their candid advise, I switched to arts class in my SS2 with d hope of studying Law. When I bought my JAMB form, I filled Law as first choice & Eng. Lit as 2nd choice with EBSU as my 1st & 2nd choice of institution (because my parents cant "pay" if I study outside my town). Fortunately my name came out on the merit list of both Law & English, but because "money no dey" my parents advised me to go for d latter. I'm now a learned final yr student of English Lang. & Lit., courtesy of Jah's grace.

You sure would make it with God on your side. Just be focused and believe in yourself and I see you becoming great.

ayobase:

Common, I wasnt referring to u brother.
Na that handle, bearing Olodo......

lolz....hw fa man?

Danka7777:

I don't need to argue with you on this; I repeat: Engineers have solid math background than economist. I have a minor in economics. I have seen their degree curriculum and know their math background, which no where close to what engineers take. Other engineers can comment on this. Please do your research!

I know a lot of high school classmates who couldn't get a " C " in math in SSCE, couldn't even get into engineering program but went ahead to study economics.

Firstly, you need at least a C6 in Maths to study Economics which is the same requirement to study Engineering so that doesn't make you any better. I know the Nigerian Economics program do not emphasize the maths aspect so well however, in the US, it is a must particularly if you are doing the BS Economics to take a minimum of 6 math classes while BBA Economics only take the Pre Calc and Calc 1. I know what I am talking about and would appreciate you do your research well. Anyways, like I said earlier, anyone can make it in any field provided they put their mind at what they are doing.

warrior101:

Bad choice... Telsa died a very poor man at old age (more like money dey work baboon dey chop victim type)... He got something going up stirs but a whimp when it comes to using it to make a fortune ...

disagree

GboyegaD:

Yes oooo. I still dey Denton gidigba.

Sent you an email

Any course was okay wt me back then so long it didnt have maths attached as a pre requsite,studied mass comm shaa

Followed my dear cousin step and studied mechanical engineering.

Used as escape thing from nigeria studied business information technology.

My first choice was to become Grand Ayatollah.

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bluejeff: No regret though. Only wondering if i would practice it. I have a passion for other things.

Okay then!
U r not the first lawyer saying this!
Most of us dont work with certificate though!

Mbuko91: lolz....hw fa man?

We are good 2go then.
Im fine here!

ayobase:

We are good 2go then.
Im fine here!

owkay.wher u at man?

Prestige all the way. And I was confident I could muscle Jamb (pre post-UME days). However I had a bit of self doubt when I was abt to fill jamb form. I was 16. But staying at home for even 1mth while my peers proceeded was not an option so I tot engr would be a good compromise as it would be easier to get into.

My elder sis caught me in this moment of indecision and said without even thinking abt it- 'go and do whatever pleases you, u always pass'.

Anyway Jamb came and I blasted even beyond my wildest dream. The rest like they say is history.

It has always been either microbiology or medicine 4 me..buh i figured d former was easier to get dan d latter..so i went der n am so lovin MICROBIOLOGY

GboyegaD:

Firstly, you need at least a C6 in Maths to study Economics which is the same requirement to study Engineering so that doesn't make you any better. I know the Nigerian Economics program do not emphasize the maths aspect so well however, in the US, it is a must particularly if you are doing the BS Economics to take a minimum of 6 math classes while BBA Economics only take the Pre Calc and Calc 1. I know what I am talking about and would appreciate you do your research well. Anyways, like I said earlier, anyone can make it in any field provided they put their mind at what they are doing.

My friend you argue very foolishly,blindly,and unconciously.
Apart from agric engineering,engineering is everything 'application of mathematics",it s totally d application of advance or futher maths to solve human problem"
Pls stop arguing n learn
I m a graduate of electrical engrn unn,I know wat I m saying,my sister s an econom
ist.

.

desperatem:

Pls can you gimme your email address? I want to ask you some question concerning applied art course

my email is mikethrone@yahoo.com

What is with tpia and her sinister '.'

dayokanu:

Sent you an email

I never got it. I will PM you now.

AK 48:

My friend you argue very foolishly,blindly,and unconciously.
Apart from agric engineering,engineering is everything 'application of mathematics",it s totally d application of advance or futher maths to solve human problem"
Pls stop arguing n learn
I m a graduate of electrical engrn unn,I know wat I m saying,my sister s an econom
ist.

You are the most stupid person I have ever come across jumping into conclusion without reading through the various comments and arguments we had. The bone of contention still remains you can do whatever you want to if you put your mind at it and besides, whoever that has the understanding of the major classes in maths can as well do its application. If I may repeat for your clarification, all top economics program require those who intend graduating with a BS to take a minimum of 6 math classes which include: Calculus I, II and 3, Ordinary Differential Equation, Linear Algebra.

for me its a child hood thing and just love it

Money & my backgrd(i come 4rm an active oil producing area) hence Petroleum Engr. @ d University of Ibadan

Mbuko91: owkay.wher u at man?

Naija!
U?

AK 48:

My friend you argue very foolishly,blindly,and unconciously.
Apart from agric engineering,engineering is everything 'application of mathematics",it s totally d application of advance or futher maths to solve human problem"
Pls stop arguing n learn
I m a graduate of electrical engrn unn,I know wat I m saying,my sister s an econom
ist.

Of course....
Mathematics, applied, further.....we should know that which is which.
Never wanted saying a word.
How will an Economist challenge my Elect/Elect Engr mathematical intelligence!

GboyegaD:

You are the most stupid person I have ever come across jumping into conclusion without reading through the various comments and arguments we had. The bone of contention still remains you can do whatever you want to if you put your mind at it and besides, whoever that has the understanding of the major classes in maths can as well do its application. If I may repeat for your clarification, all top economics program require those who intend graduating with a BS to take a minimum of 6 math classes which include: Calculus I, II and 3, Ordinary Differential Equation, Linear Algebra.

Bros, there is difference btw calculation and application.
Yeah, you can do it if u put ur mind to it.
So, what happened to ''if I don't do it''?
Engineering mathematics is no way to be compared...I respect every discipline pls!
Lets stop beating this!

My love for electronics and the future. So i gave a shot at computer science. I am glad i made that choice today.

My own ability.

It's my background. I'd wanted to study Architecture but later changed my course to Mathematics/Statistics. Now, I'm in 500 level in FUTMINNA. Thanks be unto God.

Geology... Plz i nid sum1 2 englighten my hop e nd convince me abt it positive future...

ayobase:

Naija!
U?

lolz...france in jos

[quote author=olawalebabs]There are many factors that influence one choice of course in the higher institution, to some it is their parent. others may be peers. So, what influenced your own choice?what influence me on my choice of course is dat l actually av passion of being an engineer since my secondary school