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^^ What about the law students who graduated January...what's their fate with regards to law school and accreditation issue? |
ferdimako: No official classes. It is not all-electronic as u think. U basically study ur materials....d electronic parts of it are course and exam registrations, pulling in online materials and chatting with others. Non-law courses are e-exam (Intranet I believe) while any course that starts with LAW is written with a pen on an answer booklet (POP). Both are done under supervisions at ur study center but u can do ur assignments (TMAs) anywhere anytime.A heap of thanks boss! it's really more serious than other courses. when will next admission round start? guess ASUU strikers don't play them ![]() |
Obinoscopy: It is very easy to get admission to NOUN as long as you meet the requirements. There's nothing like JAMB or catchment area or VCs list or Post UME, etc.tnx! |
4reigningqueen: something!!! ![]() |
ferdimako: U can only b grateful to any comments. There is no admission list... meaning ur application is successful once u meet up with d requirements. Do u think u can cope with ur Unilag major?yes boss! perhaps I don't need to be attending classes @study centres unless I have the time or is attendance compulsory ![]() Besides, I wanna dedicate my huge e-time to it! |
Kazrem: Sometimes, its nature of how you ask a question that determine if it will be answered or not. Asking "my chance of ...." may not be a good way, because in my own opinion, we are not admission officer who can tell you "your chance" of getting admitted. Now my advice, visit www.nou.edu.ng and see the requirements for law. Thereafter, you can ask question of what you don't understand.Oga my question remains my question. Besides, I have been to the site...you don't expect someone of my level doing research to omit that. If you have no answer for it ...then let it rest. I actually want to know if there is a high competition in getting the course there just the way it's in ordinary universities ![]() |
Below is a brief description of the profession. What does a radiographer do?Radiographers are at the heart of modern medicine. There are two sorts of radiographer:diagnosticandtherapeutic.Diagnostic radiographersemploy a range of different imaging techniquesand sophisticated equipment to produce high quality images of an injury or disease. Diagnostic radiographers will take the images and very often report on them so thatthe correct treatment can be given. They use a range of techniques including:• X-rays•Ultrasound •Fluoroscopy •CT (computed tomography) •MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)•Nuclear medicine •AngiographyTherapeutic radiographersplay a vital role in the delivery of radiotherapy services. They are the only healthcare professionals qualified to plan and deliver radiotherapy. They constitute over 50% of the radiotherapy workforce, working with clinical oncologists, medical physicists and engineers.Therapeutic radiographers are responsible for the planning and delivery of accurate radiotherapy treatments using a wide range of technical equipment. The accuracy of these are critical to treat the tumour and destroy the diseased tissue, while minimising the amount of exposure to surrounding healthy tissue. Their degree qualified training solely in oncology and the care of cancer patients makes them uniquelyqualified to undertake this role.Why should I want to be a radiographer? Both diagnostic and therapeutic radiographers provide essential services every year to millions of people. Radiography is the fulcrum around which the rest of medicine revolves.For example, without detailed, high quality images of what is happening inside the body, diagnosis would be significantly more difficult, treatmentswould not be as effective and valuable time may be lost. The skills of a diagnostic radiographer are usedto identify a broad range of injuries and diseases, including cancer.Radiotherapy for cancer has also become increasingly important with six out of ten patients who receive treatment being cured. The therapeutic radiographer is closely involved in the planning of the courseof treatment, as well as the delivery. S/he gets to know the patient, explains to them what is involved andanswers any concerns. Day-by-day, they monitor progress and provide support.Radiographers are responsible for equipment that would not be out of place in an episode of Star Trek. Departments in larger hospitals can have huge capital expenditure budgets. The top of the range machines cost more than a million pounds.Promotion opportunities are excellent, with a grading structure that sees the radiographer's salary increase as s/he moves up the profession. British radiographers are recognised as being among the best in the world. |
Are there no radiographers and student radiographers on Nairaland ![]() Please if you're on or an aspirant come in let's rub minds. |
Obinoscopy: If you have the minimum SSCE requirements (5 credits Maths, English, Lit in English included) then your chances of getting admission are high irrespective of whether you are an undergraduate or not. But it will be very stressful for you, don't you think?Thanks for your attention. I really wanted to know if it would be hard getting it just like in non open schools ![]() Besides, I will cope...all my e-time would be channeled to the course. |
JustCare: Hello peeps! I want to know the chances of one getting into 100 level law program in NOUN. I have checked the site for relevant information but I still need contribution from experienced fellas here.Is there no one here to answer me ![]() someone should say something please!!! |
Hello peeps! I want to know the chances of one getting into 100 level law program in NOUN. I have checked the site for relevant information but I still need contribution from experienced fellas here. I'm currently an undergraduate student in Lagos. Thanks in advance! |
^^ below is the concept of sleep paralysis. mine was somehow different ...I knew the meaning before asking though! Sleep paralysisis a phenomenon in which people, either when fallingasleepor wakening, temporarily experience an inability to move. It is a transition state between wakefulness and rest characterized by complete muscleatonia(muscle weakness). It can occur at sleep onset or upon awakening, and it is often associated with terrifying visions, such as an intruder in the room, to which one is unable to react due to paralysis. It is believed to be a result of disruptedREM sleep, which is normally characterized by complete muscle atonia that prevents individuals from acting out theirdreams. Sleep paralysis has been linked to disorders such asnarcolepsy,migraines,anxiety disorders, andobstructive sleep apnea; however, it can also occur in isolation.[1][2]When linked to another disorder, sleep paralysis commonly occurs in association with the neurological sleep disordernarcolepsy.[2 culled from Wikipedia. |
Some minutes ago I was enjoying the luxury of a siesta because we have finished our exams and my roomies has gone home, so I was the only one in the room! What I'm gonna narrate now is neither a lucid dream nor an ordinary dream. Having slept for about 40mins, I started struggling to wake up. First, I was seeing the current state of my room in a blurred vision, I couldn't help in opening my eyes completely...after a short struggle I was carried back to sleep again. This happened several times but the next stage which surprised me me...and was stamped in my memory is the stage where I struggled to sit up in my bed with the same blurred vision ...though this time around 'external' forces now played a major role in seeing me half awake, this alleged external force was characterised by an almost fruitless urge to join in whatever my roomies were discussing...I was now seeing them despite the fact they weren't present there. So when I was finally seated on the bed in that half sleep, half dream and almost half awake state, I contributed few sentences to the discussion while making sure my statement was sound...while doing this I also told them that they shouldn't mind my dizzy state because i was trying to wake up. I quickly felled into another round of sleep. Again, I started struggling to wake after sleeping for like 10mins and finally this time I woke up! That's my short weird sleeping experience ...what do I call this my people ![]() matured comments please. |
guiddoti: where did you read it? Abi na you waka talk am. The truth is: Brazil economy as at now, is far better than Ghana and Nigeria.hmmm. I read read it from the wall! ...and where does what you read now place Brasil in world ...perhaps you're planning to move, plan well ooo with all of una wey won waka go |
Annais: Not everywhere. I have seen it written backwards many times in Abuja.That's a rare occurrence |
But Brasil ain't that comfortable! |
Good to know! My physio classes would start soon! |
chidyhels: Am not sure its written that way here o, I will check next time I come across one, you know those things are like father christmas here.IT IS WRITTEN NORMALLY HERE |
Upaka: oya i don send am now.you have got it, though it came late. don't mind all d typos oo |
Upaka: plz wia can i download enyas songsjust reply hi' through this mail address browmbest@gmail.com I will sent you a playlists details in my draft for your download. |
craziebone: dept of philosophyI know him! he's huge |
This is a case of Don Jon #lol well, he needs help...not really more of psychiatry. You have to teach him love making ...that's if you're competent enough. |
AVVS: enya's too sad! Cant hear the fu(k shes sayin! Tho i like her music, Dont tell me u re a sad person too!hmmm |
My roommate soaks garri with coffee! |
Rock and classical #Enya all the way! |
kattyagbagidi: U are correct. The answer of d question is in reincarnation believe it or not. Its not a force to believe d spiritual laws but they are d laws and dey exist and bind us too. knowingly or unknowingly we are rule by it.hmmmm...serious? oh..."spiritual laws" I love that! ...perhaps you could feed me more of the spiritual laws? You're on point dear! |
fairheven: If u reincarnate,gor how long do u go on reincarnating?Till you balance the debts that keeps you reincarnating! That's if you have the lifeline. |
LaRoyalHighness: I believe in hell and heaven... but they are both here on earth. To me, hell is a state of loss rather than as fiery torture underground.oh... |
LaRoyalHighness: ...they die... and the soul reincarnates.... *Das all. They don't go to any hell as 'they were already in hell on earth when they were alive'.yes they do reincarnate...that's if they're provided with the opportunity! Beside, your definition of hell is rather incomplete |
freecocoa: The noise is much indeedalright. mine is down too. |
freecocoa: Where can I get the book?The book of Enoch and other apocryphal books are online but you have got to get the comprehensive ones. However, all these books would only leave you with more questions! which will be a nice development |
freecocoa: My biblical beliefs are already being subjected to...(Even as a child( else I won't be asking questions, conviction which will lead me to believing is what I'm looking for, isn't it obvious?Then do the needful as I pointed out earlier. But if you need guidance towards answering most of the questions that religious books hardly dealth with ...let me know...the noise on nairaland is much. However, grasping the answers more depends on how earnest you're in your seeking. |

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