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BlueRayDick:
Yes I do.

I believe the IT being offered in Covenant and UNIVEN are the same because they use the same curriculum as approved by NUC .

I also believe the Covenant student has access to well equipped Library where he can carry out personal research after class. The UNIBEN student can also carry out his own personal research albeit under a different condition entirely.

In the long run I believe if both students pass their exams and graduate in good grades they can offer the same knowledge to their would-be employers .

I believe I’ve answered ur question.

larride:
Bro my school was run like a private uni, we have 6 different campuses so that each campus is not overcrowded.

Like I said in that post, the difference is in infrastructure and having more lecturers than we do.

As for knowledge acquired in the University, you dey whine yourself.

BlueRayDick:
He doesn’t process information like most graduates would; basic processes need to be explained to him over and over again . Sometimes he will make u wonder if he indeed attended a university where he was expected to be independent and learn to apply well thought-out solution to problems .

It’s difficult to explain , but he left much to be desired about him as a graduate

BlueRayDick:
The question is; is the accountancy being offered at OAU different from Accountancy being offered at Babcock ?

Do u believe the curriculum approved by NUC for OAU is different from that of Babcock ?

Please answer on a postcard

BlueRayDick:
Even the exposure sef is relative .

During NYSC where I served , the less exposed guy in our midst was a graduate of Novena University , a private in Delta state . A lady who studied Yoruba education for TASUED in our midst was more exposed and knowledgeable than him.

larride:
The experience and quality of education defer. You went to a private university, you surely cannot comprehend some of the things those that attended federal or some state universities face.

Thankfully the state uni I went to dont usually admit alot of students yearly, for example in my faculty management science, Accounting (my set) had the highest intake and we were around 110 or so, banking and finance was 40+, I'm not even sure if Business administration was up to 40. So I cant really relate with alot of those that went to public uni and attend class in a crowded hall because for 90% of the time I was in Uni, my experience wasn't so except for the GNS and French lectures that we have combined class.

We had lecturers that were teaching 3 or more departments which most times make some of them miss classes due to exhaustion. Our own department lecturer were not even up to 5, we share the rest with Banking n Finance.

When I was President of my department and went to Redeemers Uni to talk to their own Accounting department President, I realise that we are lagging behind a lot. While their own association chapter was recognized by ICAN, ACCA and the likes and they attend their conferences and all, we have no such privileges. Infact the seminar that I held while I was President and invited the then ICAN President, he didnt come and sent Osun State Chapter Chairman for the event.

They (Redeemers) also had many lecturers compared to us, they also have relaxation areas, sporting complex, a big library that makes ours (That we usually use to make mouth) looks like a joke.

All these are part of what differentiate the experiences that those that attended my school and Redeemers uni will get.

BlueRayDick:
They both learnt based on the same curriculum as approved by NUC . Excerpt u are saying Lecturers in private universities go out of the approved curriculum and teach something extra .

Is that what u are alluding ?

BlueRayDick:
🤣🤣🤣

Funny guy . U made a bold claim and u were asked to show workings u no fit .

End of discussion .

BlueRayDick:
Do U think the curriculum of private universities is different from public universities ?

U know it’s the same NUC that approves the curriculum of all universities in Nigeria right ?

BlueRayDick:
My argument ? I was faulting ur false claim . U made a claim with no leg to stand on.

More like ur personal thoughts I are presenting as facts

BlueRayDick:
I will recruit the one that demonstrates he possesses the skills and experience required for the job. I will not base my judgement on what school the candidate attended .

It’s only a foooolish HR that will first consider the school a candidate attended instead of the skills he demonstrated at the interview/assessment center .

Go to big 4’s like KPMG, PWC, EY and Delloite …. U will meet a mix of private and public university graduates working in different capacities . Everybody had equal chance of getting in irrespective of their educational background.

As for me requesting for data , I knew u won’t find any; just a case of “ Trust me bro, I no fit lie give u “

BlueRayDick:
I will recruit the one that demonstrates he possesses the skills and experience required for the job. I will not base my judgement on what school the candidate attended .

It’s only a foooolish HR that will first consider the school a candidate attended instead of the skills he demonstrated at the interview/assessment center .

Go to big 4’s like KPMG, PWC, EY and Delloite …. U will meet a mix of private and public university graduates working in different capacities . Everybody had equal chance of getting in irrespective of their educational background.

As for me requesting for data , I knew u won’t find any; just a case of “ Trust me bro, I no fit lie give u “

GrammarNazi1:
In many private secondary schools, teachers are told that students MUST get a good mark from the possible 30 marks of assessment tests though teachers should not influence the 70 marks of the real examinations.

I learnt that this will enable the promotion to the next class of most students since I learnt if the students failed despite the huge schools fees, parents would take away their children to another school.

I don't know if a thing like this happens in private universities, but if it does I won't be surprised at the pseudo quality service of these private universities.

BlueRayDick:
My friend, u will need to back this assertion up with verifiable data.

larride:
At least 200k

akwesenana:
Well, value of education varies with each school.


There is subsidy in Federal secondary schools sha. I can't remember paying anything close to what my friends in private sec. schools but there was no gulf in education between us, whether in facilities or quality of teachers.

akwesenana:
I think what he means is if your tertiary education was subsidized, it should be at the same level as that of Redeemers at a lower cost.


Personally, I feel Federal Varsities offer value for the fees paid. Atleast Uniuyo.

larride:
It is subsidized because it's still the govt funding the schools which is why the tuition is low and can't give us what we deserve. The standard of education in the public uni is not the same with private uni.

In the breakdown of our fees, tuition is 45k, it was all other fees that add up to make it 95k.

All the money I paid for my 4yrs to study Accounting is not up to the money someone in Redeemers University pay in a year to study the same Accounting.

nihilistjnr:
Then why don't you wait for the school to update their site before you start arguing?

How can you be arguing about school fees that the school has not published?

Is there no expectation that the discussion has to be fact-based at the very least?

larride:
The experience and quality of education defer. You went to a private university, you surely cannot comprehend some of the things those that attended federal or some state universities face.

Thankfully the state uni I went to dont usually admit alot of students yearly, for example in my faculty management science, Accounting (my set) had the highest intake and we were around 110 or so, banking and finance was 40+, I'm not even sure if Business administration was up to 40. So I cant really relate with alot of those that went to public uni and attend class in a crowded hall because for 90% of the time I was in Uni, my experience wasn't so except for the GNS and French lectures that we have combined class.

We had lecturers that were teaching 3 or more departments which most times make some of them miss classes due to exhaustion. Our own department lecturer were not even up to 5, we share the rest with Banking n Finance.

When I was President of my department and went to Redeemers Uni to talk to their own Accounting department President, I realise that we are lagging behind a lot. While their own association chapter was recognized by ICAN, ACCA and the likes and they attend their conferences and all, we have no such privileges. Infact the seminar that I held while I was President and invited the then ICAN President, he didnt come and sent Osun State Chapter Chairman for the event.

They (Redeemers) also had many lecturers compared to us, they also have relaxation areas, sporting complex, a big library that makes ours (That we usually use to make mouth) looks like a joke.

All these are part of what differentiate the experiences that those that attended my school and Redeemers uni will get.

larride:
This is for 200 level.

And yes, it's still subsidized.

Go and check how much Private Uni are charging and then compare.

Funny enough. From 300-600l pays lower than 200 level students which means they have different fees for 100l, 200l and from 300l upwards.

nihilistjnr:
If they check the AAU website, they will see that the tuition fees for 100l nursing students for 2022/23 is actually not listed.

There's an acceptance fee of 70k listed for 100l nursing students, but no tuition fees.

nihilistjnr:
Prosper try dey validate things before you post am here. It's a lot harder to have a reasoned discussion when the subject matter appears to be distorted, misrepresented, or false.

I'm not saying you post false information here o. I'm just saying maybe undertaking some due diligence before you post might be in order.

larride:
Then they should take it up with the NJC. No be career lawyers full there?

larride:
2022/2023 is there, check for yourself.

larride:
https://aauekpoma.edu.ng/study-at-aau/tuition-fees/

That's their tuition fees from their website.

Make una dey try confirm news first.

larride:
https://aauekpoma.edu.ng/study-at-aau/tuition-fees/

That's their tuition fees from their website.

Make una dey try confirm news first.

larride:
Again, state uni charge far higher than federal uni but I refuse to believe a state uni will charge 790k for Medicine unless they have facilities that rival private universities.

And yes, state govt subsidies tertiary education also but not on the level of the federal ones.

I was paying 95k to study Accounting in a State Uni while a friend that went to Redeemers University Ede was paying around 750k to study the same Accounting.

larride:
They were fast tracked by the parents, how? Is it by telling the Governor to make her a judge or by influencing the NJC to recommend her?

Most times the President/Governor approves and appoint whoever the NJC recommends.

larride:
You do know theres a difference between Fed and State University right?

Moreover I don't believe this sha unless theres a way to confirm it. I doubt state uni charge this much.