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Slimbideb:
Starving All distractions is important too

Points 2,3 and 6 addresses that.

taiwonism:
That is fact. oooooooooo My People

Absolutely.

taiwonism:
That is fact. oooooooooo My People

Absolutely.

Awesome feat! She must have done something similar to the below
Writing that eye popping CGPA

killercute16:
claps......you tried sha........rare kind of human if true.

Eating the humble pie was enough punishment for him.
We are however still best of pals at present.

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Bump

Possible.

Read this
Writing that eye popping CGPA

It is commonplace to see friends, colleagues, and even enemies compete with each other. You know that desire to have the bragging rights and all that stuff.
Among coursemates, competition, particularly academic, is a common sight. This thread has been created for nairalanders to share those stories.

Idrismusty97:
You probably just looking for attention.

I got yours.

You probably don't do assignments.
You probably miss classes and lectures.
You probably don't take down notes.
You probably don't read your notes.
You probably move with the wrong group of friends.
You probably don't read other materials aside your notes.
You probably don't have a set study time and plan.
You probably don't use past questions in preparing for tests and examinations.
You probably don't know your lecturers and their style.
You probably chose the wrong electives.
You probably don't have any reading strategy.
You probably don't push yourself enough to succeed.

see more here

Wow wow wow. We've come a long way...
Lalasticlala

sketcherJ:
Will you call every student that graduates with a low GPA mediocres? For your information, it is not every students that graduated with a low GPA that weren't serious when they were in school, some combined different activities with their education and since getting a very good GPA requires your optimal time and undivided attention..they couldn't meet up

I agree with what you've stated above. My grouse however is your use of the word advantage...





www.nairaland.com/3708909/fergusens-7-steps-understand-lecturer

Advantages use a different title/word abeg. No advantage in mediocrity.

Writing that eye popping CGPA

Lordkylie:
It's not acrime to graduate with a third class neither is it a thing of pride. I believe every one has the capacity to graduate with something better all things being equal. If peradventure something happens and you graduate with a poor result(because a 3rd class is) ,it's not the end of the world but puhlease don't flaunt it in our faces like it's a great achievement. You are encouraging others to be lazy and not give their best and I have a problem with that. Just because some third class graduates were able to turn their lives around doesn't mean we should encourage others to tow that line. For every third class holder out there making it,there are tons who are biting their fingers for wasting their potential.

Endorsed!

pantless:
I always seek to offer assistance, sacrifice my silence to make pple happy n most of d times find myself unhappy n downgraded by very same pple. I no fit bone, quarrel I no fit. the way out I have been using is relocating n leaving them missing me n calling me Good Guy.

You can be very caring and gentle and at thesame time be assertive and firm. This will ensure people don't take you for granted.






www.nairaland.com/3708909/fergusens-7-steps-understand-lecturer

Do the above and watch your cgpa literally jump.

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It is one thing to attend classes,
but getting the best from the lecture
session is a different ball game
entirely. I have outlined the following
as steps to take if you desire to get
maximum benefits from your
lectures.

1. Come before the lectures
begin: endeavor to be at the
lecture venue (class) not later
than 30 minutes to
commencement of the lectures.
The benefits of this cannot be
over emphasized. It puts the
mind in a relaxed mood, ready
for learning. You also get the
chance to make brief revisions
before the lecture commences.
Do this a few times and you'll see
it becoming a part of you.

2. Sit in the front: O' yes! The back
seat they say is meant for late
comers and noise makers
(*chuckles*). Sit in front where
the chances of you being
distracted are minimal. You also
get to hear the lecturer clearly.

3. Come prepared: just like a farmer
goes to the farm with farming
implements, go to the class with
whatever is required of you or
things needed for convenience
such as calculator, mathematical
sets, pencils, booklet, pen, bottled
water and the likes. Remember,
your aim for attending the
lecture is to get knowledge/ideas
from the tutor. All of these
materials at your disposal will see
to this goal being achieved.

4. Write, write and write intelligible:
An old Chinese proverb says that
“the faintest ink is more
powerful than the
strongest memory”. Endeavor to
write during lectures. Put down
important points, employ the use
mnemonics, retrieval cues, and
whatever will aid retention and
recall of what has been taught.

5. Ask questions: no lecturer who
knows his/her onions
will penalize you for
being inquisitive. When an aspect
of your course content is not well
understood, do ask questions!
This is to ensure that learning
objectives are achieved and no
grey area is left unattended to.

6. Stay away from that noisy friend
during lectures: Loquacious,
hyperactive, playful... You know
them. You also risk being sent
out of the class for being a
nuisance along with them. Avoid
them, it'll benefit you and that
also sends a message to them
that such actions are
unacceptable.

7. Open you mind: go to class/
lectures with the mind-set of
learning something new. Be open
to new ideas/knowledge.
Appreciate the fact that the
instructor has spent considerable
amount of time putting together
the learning content.

This steps aren't exhaustive, however they sure will help you get the best during lecture sessions as a student.


When you adhere to this few
steps, be sure of getting the best from
that lecture and ultimately getting
that eye-popping CGPA!

Naija Cgpa Blog

I just have to do this.
Thumbs up to an astute business man!
Ordered a Romoss sense 6 20000 MAh power bank from Mayorall on Feb 16th after reading reviews on nairaland. ... sent it via Nipost.
The power bank make sense.
Good customer support service. Keep it up bro.

pickabeau1:
He gave a detailed break down

In his email to me

He mentioned the school fees was 27,000 with a late fee penalty of 5,000
There is a 4,000 for EDS - Enterpreneurial Development Studies


I guess if there was a delay beyond a certain date, there was an additional penalty

Ikani... do you now see the problem with lies
Everyone doubts you even when you are saying the truth

wow

nannymcphee:
Maybe my Math is rusty, 26,000+5000=31,000

Where
26,000=actual school fees
5,000=alleged delay payment fee

Q3. How come u ended up paying 35k?



Remember you told me that the course reg was not part of the 35k but suddenly, from ur above quote you have registered your courses!! How come

Instruction 1: upload a copy of the teller u used in paying in the bank (this was what u uploaded in ur 100l)

Instruction2:upload the official school receipt for
a. School fee
b. late payment fee

I asked for this because both items will have a receipt, either separately or together and it will be stated on it what it was meant for

The things u uploaded they are printouts!!

Even if you choose not to answer my questions, kindly upload what I asked for, cos that will show whether you have repented or a scam!!

Pls don't give me any "Molue jam plane" stories

Make it concise

lol
He inflated his fees!
The fees for 300 level is 26,600.
If he payed it through Online transaction, it attracts a charge 399 naira.
Total=27,000

There has been nothing like late reg this semester (I know pesin for KSU wey pay on tuesday, Feb 3rd)

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The only dues he has to pay is
1) Departmental.
2) faculty.
Both shouldn't be more than 2000 naira.

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4000 naira for EDS
Also, I was made to understand that EDS is a second semester course.

Ikanium:
ma'am Dominique am so sorry but right now i don't have anything on ground, the bursary thing we later found out it was 3,500 which is to be paid to you when you are in 200lv, that of last year didn't even come at all. The most important thing i need to do right now is to pay the fees 35k as for the accommodation i can squart with a friend in the hostel for now..... Yes am still using the GTB account thank you ma'am

Ikani.....
According to the website below, your fees should be 26600.

http://www.madeinksu.com/2015/01/find-below-amended-schedule-of-fees-for.html

Wetin Happen

1) Freshers (100 Level/200 Level DE)
a) Indigene - 57,500
b) Non-indigene - 100,000
2) Returning students (200 Level only)
a) Indigene - 46,500
b) Non-indigene - 89,000
3) Returning Students (300 & 400 Levels)
a) Indigene - 26,600
b) Non-indigene - 44,250
4) Returning students (500 Level)
b) Non-indigene - 20,200
a) Indigene - 15,550
Ikanium

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AFCON 2013: CAF dismiss Referee Of Nigeria Zambia Match
Egyptian referee, Ghead Grisha, who officiated the Group C match between Super Eagles of Nigeria and Cup holders Zambia in Nelspruit on Friday, has been sacked from the on-going 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.
A top official of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) confirmed on Sunday that the 36-year old referee, who became an international referee in 2008, will take no longer take part in the on-going championship in South Africa.
“He has been sent home. He will have nofurther action at this Cup of Nations. His decisions did not tally with best practices of the refereeing profession and we would not allow anyone to start re-writing the rules of the game here,” said the official.
The dismissal was confirmed in a statement signed by the Assistant MediaDirector, for the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Mr Ademola Olajire.
CAF’s decision came as the Super Eagles settled down at their Hunters’ Rest abode in Rustenburg, ahead of Tuesday’s must-win final Group C clash with the Walya Antelopes of Ethiopia at the Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace.
http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/01/27/afcon-2013-caf-dismiss-referee-of-nigeria-zambia-match/

Godwin Enakhena @ genakhena 14m
A top official of CAF confirmed that Egyptian ref, Ghead Grisha will take no further part in the on-going Nations Cup in South Africa

BREAKING NEWS: Egyptian referee Grisha Ghead to be expelled from Afcon
The official has come under intense scrutiny for his penalty call against Nigeria in Friday’s game against Zambia which ended in a draw

By Sam Ade Oguns, in Nelspruit
Jan 27, 2013 7:20:00 PM

Zambia vs Nigeria: Referee Grisha Ghead
Egyptian referee Grisha Ghead, who officiated the controversial second Group C match between defending champions Zambia and Nigeria on Friday, may be dismissed from the Africa Nations Cup by the Confederation of Africa Football (Caf) as a result of poor officiating, Goal.com has learnt.
Ghead gave Zambia a controversial penalty late in the game which ensured that the match ended 1-1. The Nigeria Football Federation lodged a complaint with Caf after the match.
Goal.com learnt that Caf president Issa Hayatou assured Nigeria’s minister of sport Bolaji Abdullahi that prompt action has been taken against the referee and that the official will be sent home.
Caf is yet to react officially.
The last Group C matches are now expected to generate great concern to Caf as they have prepared to monitor the two matches alongside the other groups to forestall a repeat of such scandalous mistakes and biasesas alleged by the NFF.
http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/3705382

Disgusting