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AngelicBeing:

Olami90:
Amen! #laughs.

Bro, I find you come here again.
I know you mean business and I have been challenged by your determination.

We are together. lol

Please you may let me know the one you considered out of those three places.
Mention me on another thread if you don't mind. Thanks

femi4:
there was LOST somewhere sha

femi4:
there was LOST somewhere sha

Crunchyd2018:
easy bro,your mom looks the same

Bluntguy:
THE END TIME IS GRADUALLY CREEPING UP ON US. IT WAS OBAMACARE IN USA, NOW IT'S NIN IN NIGERIA. I HOPE THIS IS NOT WHAT I AM THINKING.

Olami90:
Good! You are very smart with the Northern University choices of yours.
They seem to accommodate with no stringent conditions unlike our southern parts.

Will look into other options. Only Unilorin that proves stubborn/dubious with their unclear admission processes is my exception.


Also, I like your determination (starting from scratch, we will get there when we get there). You seem to be so ready to give it all to get that MBBS you desire irrespective of the cost (time especially)

massmedia:
Excuse me,, how does medicine and computer science correlate abi na UTME things?

bantudra:
what is going on here....??...shey prison don reset his brain ni.....??

better he learns kissing police boots....

Olami90:
Please which of the schools are you considering and also you are sure they give room for graduates that wants to cross over?


I once made enquiry about Unilag but I heard they want only 1st class graduates and it isn't even so sure as they hardly take graduates into Medicine at 200l

Aremson14:
Good day everyone. I am a final yr biochemistry student. And i have been wondering what to do after school. Ive always dreamt of studying medicine but the situation here in Nigeria has discouraged me(due to how difficult it is to get the admission even after scoring good enough scores in Jamb and p.utme).

I'm speculating if i should take a direct entry form or i shld just head for my masters as soon as im done. Im quite young so i think if i go for my masters and phd as soon as im done i shall be a phd holder by 26 provided everything goes as planned. But then there is this medicine i also love.

Your advice would be appreciated especially those that have been in this situation before and have already passed through this, any regrets.

TheGenius001:
Sorry about posting this in the weong section.


Hi nairalanders...I'm a 500 level student of a very prestigious federal University in the eastern part of the country..



Currently I possess a strong 2.1 which is actually the highest in my department. This grade makes me their best student as it stands,and by God's grace I will likely emerge as the best graduating student of the department.

But the problem here is that I am not in any way happy with myself considering the fact that I won't make a first class.It really hurts badly whenever I think about it.

Come to think of it,I was the top student in my secondary school(a government school).I attended almost all the competitions (cowbell, Maths Olympiad,Stan exam,Man exam,NNPC and other local competitions).I was awarded a merit award at a point in time by the state government.I came out top on merit list with the highest cutoff mark in my department.Graduating with a first class could have been the best way to crown all of this achievements.


And the simplest reason why I failed on that quest of making a first-class started right from my first year in school down to my fourth year(first semester)..I realised in my fourth year( second semester )that I have been making errors in my answer sheets when it comes to school courses.
For instance,I could give answers to about two or three questions on a section that should only have one answer(specifically for one lecturer to mark and record the score).In essence,I will end up answering all questions in just two or three pages(and this is very wrong). The consequence is that the different lecturers that are to mark my script will surely find it difficult and frustrating to mark and record my answer script fairly.

Secondly,I don't specify the Question numbers I answered. For instance,there's usually a column(in the front page of the answer booklet) where the student writes out the question numbers he gave answers to.So you're expected to write out the question numbers you gave answers to before submitting your answer booklet.You will make it easy for the lecturers to mark your script.


Those are just the two costly mistakes I made as student asides the fact that I started out poorly tho in my first year (2.1 CGPA in my first year).It was during my 400 level second semester I thought about my predicament. I found out that I usually have all A's in my departmentals(few answer booklets to mark by the lecturers involved in those courses offered in my department).But the school courses/faculty courses usually comes with B OR C and sometimes D(This is because there are about thousands of script to be marked by a lecturer, So that particular lecturer will surely find my script so annoying and frustrating).
Alas,this realisation came in a sad note.

Mind you I got the conviction about the errors I made after speaking with my class adviser.He told me I had all A's I.e 5.0 in my last semester's result.(This sentences added here are modified)

I feel so bad about the fact that I will tell someone that I am the best graduating student but not with a first class grade.It really hurt me deeply.

You may want to know my CGPA but believe me there's no gain saying it cos there is no miracle that can take it to first-class.
To the freshmen out there,make sure to learn from my mistake.


I feel like pouring out my heart cos I feel frustrated each time I think of it.
To any graduate out there who is in this shoe am about to be in,should please tell me how it feels to be the best graduating student but not with a first-class??

lalabrother:
Who is this one

AntiWailer:
One prophet claimed she will not give birth

PotatoSalad:

PotatoSalad:
Don't forget the doctors