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Education › Re: FG Ends Bsc And HND Dichotomy, Approves Equal Salaries For HND & Degree Holders by fergusen: 8:40am On Jul 14, 2017
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Education › Re: The Two Main Types Of First Class Graduates by fergusen(op): 6:29am On Jul 14, 2017
fumiswtpusy:
Anyway you want to put it.to get first class no b beans.but in my second degree I am going for I must get it either by hook or crook
grin Don't struggle to get a First Class degree. Seek to get a First Class intellect instead. That's better. With that, you become useful to yourself and the society.
Education › Re: The Two Main Types Of First Class Graduates by fergusen(op):
fatymore:
Uhm... What about those that are good in writing but not so good in public speaking... Speaks fluently but stage fright is a setback to their speaking... And are first class.. Are they also half baked?
This can easily be fixed. It doesn't diminish your intellect, but might/will give a wrong impression... If such a person read/studied a course that would require extensive communication (journalism, education, mass communication, etc), it is expected that the student should have become accustomed to public speaking (because you would have been involved in several practicals).
Of what benefit is a graduate of education who has a sound knowledge of teaching approaches and comportment required of a teacher but can't put that to practice in the class?
That can be categorised as being half-baked...
Education › Re: The Two Main Types Of First Class Graduates by fergusen(op): 9:31pm On Jul 13, 2017
modextus:
Come to the North and see crammers... You'll amazed. Most can't even read what they write properly.
shocked cry
Education › Re: The Two Main Types Of First Class Graduates by fergusen(op): 8:35pm On Jul 13, 2017
Desyner:
you made sense until you tried turning the table around to favour public grad who are mostly guilty of the bold part.
Are you telling me covenant allows bribing, cheating, phones, blackmail to pass 50% of workload? That sounds like uniben, unilag, or lautech.
As a matter of fact the average public uni grad has about 6 years to study 4years course (lesser workload) unlike private uni.
Corrupt tendencies happen in both private and public institutions.
Lets be realistic here. It is easier to get a flawed First Class degree from a private university than a public one. What you get at best in a public University (when you compromise the system) is a second class upper in most cases.
Also, I didn't insinuate that all private universities are culpable. So the issue of you citing CU is unnecessary.
Education › Re: The Two Main Types Of First Class Graduates by fergusen(op):
TheManofTomorrow:
Being first class doesn't mean u re able to apply ur knowledge to real life situations.
Seriously huh undecided I believe thoroughbred graduates, particularly those in STEM, should be able to put to practice what has been learnt.
What is the use of a First Class degree or any other degree when all you know is theory? How about knowing how they (theories) work in reality?
Education › Re: 6 Common Mistakes Students Make During Examination by fergusen: 4:57pm On Jul 13, 2017
Nice
Education › Re: The Two Main Types Of First Class Graduates by fergusen(op): 1:37pm On Jul 13, 2017
Lalasticlala what's your take grin
Education › The Two Main Types Of First Class Graduates by fergusen(op): 1:34pm On Jul 13, 2017
From extensive research, I discovered there are two broad categories of First Class students.

The thoroughly baked First Class: students in this category are thoroughbred. They've waded through the rigours of the academics masterfully.

They earned their First Class the right way- no use of 'orijo', giving of bribe, or compromising the system. They've undergone countless hours of personal research and study.
They attended institutions reputed for high standards.

They can also apply their knowledge to solve real human problems. All of these attributes put together, and more, have earned them a place at the top.

They can sit, dine and converse with graduates of similar discipline as theirs anywhere in the world.

The poorly baked First Class. No doubt, they are bright. However, many in this category got their First Class by any of the following: sheer luck, schooling in institutions with poor standards (many private universities are culpable here) undecided, use of 'orijo', giving of bribes, advanced cramming, garbage in garbage out and cheating the system.
Many students in this category have glaring moral failings.
They also will have difficulties defending their grade when called into question.
They are the reason why First Class degree has received a lot of bashing from poor students who often claim they can outperform First Class students in professional career responsibilities.

Thoroughbred students with second class upper are well ahead of these group of individuals when it comes to intellectual work.


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Phones › Re: Mancity Camon CX Limited Edition Rumored Specs And Spy Images by fergusen: 12:09pm On Jul 11, 2017
See Tecno agents (@op and the four subsequent posters) conversing with themselves.
Keep hyping crap. grin
Business › Re: Can You Write Very Good Articles? by fergusen: 9:56pm On Jul 10, 2017
silvoice:
you are right, and he even ask you to check plagiarism. I prefer to write free articles for newspaper website than his slavery articles.
shocked grin
Education › Re: 5 Things That Happen When You Graduate With A Poor CGPA by fergusen: 9:01am On Jul 10, 2017
Education › Re: 5 Things That Happen When You Graduate With A Poor CGPA by fergusen: 9:43pm On Jul 09, 2017
Hdanny come here! angry
Education › Re: 5 Things That Happen When You Graduate With A Poor CGPA by fergusen(op): 2:12pm On Jul 09, 2017
grin
Education › Re: 5 Things That Happen When You Graduate With A Poor CGPA by fergusen: 2:06pm On Jul 09, 2017
Hdanny:
hmmn
I can feel your pain bro, u really worked hard to earn ur grades even tho u are not satisfied with it buh @least u tried ur best, nd may God reward ur sweat
back to the topic, graduating with third class or pass doesn't mean u won't have a good earning buh the most important tin is that is good to work hard for a good grade incase you want to further more even if @all help will still fall on u
everybody knows the truth, we are just trying so hard to hide from it.
Guy why you plagiarise my article without due acknowledgement huh Lalasticlala you dey see this guy ba?
Education › Re: 5 Things That Happen When You Graduate With A Poor CGPA by fergusen:
This topic already made front page sometimes ago. I, Fergusen wrote it via http://naijacgpa..com
This guy just plagiarised my article. grin angry
https://www.nairaland.com/3808359/5-things-happen-when-graduate/4#up
Lalasticlala I own the copyright of this article. cool
Education › Re: 5 Things That Happen When You Graduate With A Poor CGPA by fergusen(op): 1:52pm On Jul 09, 2017
angry lalasticlala
Celebrities › Re: Sauce Kid Sentenced To Two Years In Prison For Stealing $15,000 by fergusen: 11:05pm On Jun 25, 2017
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Crime › Re: Family House Where Evans’ Wife Lived Before She Got Married (photo) by fergusen: 7:30am On Jun 25, 2017
shocked
Christianity Etc › Re: 5000 Cultists Give Their Lives To Christ At Kumuyi's Crusade In Ogoni Rivers by fergusen: 7:21am On Jun 25, 2017
Wow
Crime › Re: A Robber Was Caught Stealing In A Church In Warri & He Was Prayed For (Pics) by fergusen: 1:55pm On Jun 20, 2017
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Education › Re: 5 Things That Happen When You Graduate With A Poor CGPA by fergusen(op): 8:16pm On Jun 17, 2017
lipsrsealed
Sports › Re: Blind Femi Opabunmi Duped By Fake Pastors And Imams by fergusen: 8:12pm On Jun 17, 2017
Religion... the masses opium.
Politics › Re: Is Buhari Nigeria’s Last President? - By Fredrick Nwabufo (The Cable) by fergusen: 8:03pm On Jun 17, 2017
What a country...
Sports › Re: Throwback: When Pele And Arthur Ashe Were Caught Up In A Nigerian Coup. by fergusen:
I just knew naptu2 must be the Op. Oga naptu2 I hail o. Nairaland's resident encyclopedia.
Education › Re: Not Available by fergusen(op): 7:11am On Jun 09, 2017
free2ryhme:
Expose your mumu for the whole word


you wey sabi read and comprehend
grin grin grin
Education › Re: Not Available by fergusen(op): 10:15pm On Jun 08, 2017
free2ryhme:
Stop wasting your time NUC is not on nairaland

if you cant have a media print or broadcast media air your case just forget it


make una cry una cry
You sure say you sabi read and comprehend so?
Those addresses are for people to contact NUC.
Education › Re: Not Available by fergusen(op): 1:03pm On Jun 08, 2017
Juanthenairague:
a good step
Education › Re: Madonna University As A Ponzi Scheme In Nigeria by fergusen: 11:42am On Jun 08, 2017
TrendyP:
OP the school has rules before you were admitted. You signed an undertaking to abide by the rules and regulations governing the university, it was not forced on you.


I was in Madonna for five years and i cannot collaborate your story.

OP this is a big fat lie. I still dont know what you stand to gain with this. As at 2010 when i graduated, transcript was 15k. last year when i got transcript for my masters, i paid 20k for local and 25k for international. So there has never been a time transcript was 40k.


Now this is the biggest lies you have told in your write up. OP i didn't have a carry over throughout my stay. The courses you are mentioning are not offered by every department. And the ones that do, there are credit units attached to them. If you fail a course, you write it again. Its the same rules everywhere in the world. Stop spreading falsehood. Please which one is excess credit load? You don't know how weighting system works? And how did you arrive at your statistics? NBS?

Finally, Madonna University like any other institution has its own challenges and peculiarities and they are actually not contained in your write up. Private schools have rules which is expected that you adhere to because you signed and agreed to obey. No one stops you from leaving the school if you are fed up.
Please i want to advise the OP to stop spreading falsehood and smearing the name of an institution that has thousands of graduates out there.
And yes, I graduated from the school and i am doing just fine in my Career.
You might want to check this out

https://www.nairaland.com/3847045/madonna-university-ponzi-scheme-nigeria/
https://www.nairaland.com/156750/madonna-university-truth
https://www.nairaland.com/724521/madonna-university-accredited-medical-studies
https://www.nairaland.com/805270/scam-center-called-madonna-university
https://www.nairaland.com/3213286/madonna-university-increases-tuition-fees
https://www.nairaland.com/1207197/agony-students-madonna-university
https://www.nairaland.com/3182658/video-madonna-university-illegally-put
https://www.nairaland.com/2923091/madonna-university-wants-ruin-future
https://www.nairaland.com/26599/madonna-university-okija-alumni-calling/1
https://www.nairaland.com/3848042/madonna-university-enough-enough#up
Education › Re: Madonna University As A Ponzi Scheme In Nigeria by fergusen: 11:34am On Jun 08, 2017
TheVictorious:
No sir. I don't believe you on this.

Even though I promote private universities and believe in the potential they hold in redefining the nation's academic sector, Madonna is one university that doesn't really go down well with me.

I think the running administration and overall standard of that school is one that begs a lot of questions.

1. The accreditation of their courses. Many have been questioned over time, without any statement of the school to dismiss that.
2. Their website: who are their principal officers (at least, if not all lecturers) and what is their academic qualification, how about courses?
3. Lack of transparency: where are the school's structures, academic works??, so many other things (mind you they're one of the first private institutions in Nigeria).
Many other things I can't continue to itemize
Now, just search the school on google, you hardly find any information about their ongoing academic activities, conferences, etc. Mostly admission advert.

Also here on Nairaland, we've debated about a lot of issues over time that have always made a sizable number of the students want to leave, just conduct a search here with the key word "Madonna University" and read down to 2006 and tell me what you think.
https://www.nairaland.com/3848042/madonna-university-enough-enough
Education › Re: Madonna University As A Ponzi Scheme In Nigeria by fergusen: 11:30am On Jun 08, 2017
Visit the link below to see how to contact NUC

https://www.nairaland.com/3848042/madonna-university-enough-enough
Education › Re: Not Available by fergusen(op):
angry

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