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Hello, bosses.
I'm willing to write JAMB this year and funnily (or sadly) enough, I don't know what course to study!
***A bit of my ordeal***
I once did JAMB in 2017, but wasn't admitted into university to study Agricultural Engineering (my father's choice). So, I went to a college of education.
I graduated late 2020.

Since then, I kind of lost interest in everything and was just depressed and tired.

I later sprung back, but my retentiveness and studying ability greatly reduced....
I got into a teaching job, and it has been really helpful in healing (tho, I miss my old self).

Now, what I just want is a course of probably 4 years or 5 max; a course that is lucrative and has higher chance of getting someone out of this country (if I'm not being myopic).

Kindly try and understand my plight and help me.

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What do you have passion for?

Medical courses are the best when it comes to being lucrative and the ability to carry someone out of the country.

MufasaLion:
What do you have passion for?

I have passion for tech related stuffs and I have passion for helping people (like rendering help with or teaching what I know), but I have a feeling that studying education course is not the way.....

BlaqFaze:
Medical courses are the best when it comes to being lucrative and the ability to carry someone out of the country.

Thanks for your response.
I think medical courses take up to 7 years; and I don't really have affinity for them. If I want to, I might not do well in JAMB as it'll require me to do Biology. And there's not really much time to study as I'm working to save money..

OlodoGraduate:
I have passion for tech related stuffs and I have passion for helping people (like rendering help with or teaching what I know), but I have a feeling that studying education course is not the way.....

Go for psychology la!

The course psychology is hot cake outside nigeria