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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by TheStoriesOfMan: 10:13am On Apr 16

Stephen0mozzy:
It was okay... Made friends with people who were interested in actually getting a good degree and not just a pass. I studied Computer Science, I already was exposed to programming and stuff, so it was quite pleasant especially for CBT exams and portal management.

The Staff have the same lackadaisical attitude of all Federal Government workers in Nigeria - but the good thing is that you can do everything remotely except exams that you'll have to be physically present for clearance and writing.

They introduced Virtual exams one time (write remotely) - but any pim for background you're flagged for malpractice (proctored exam) - so most people just did physical.

Thing is, just like the HND debate, many people still have sentiments towards NOUN degrees. So, if you're looking for a school with Big Name and NYSC Allawee means something to you, NOUN is not for you.

As a CIT student, what was your favourite and dreaded course?

Favorite was Operations Research, dreaded was Introduction to OOP.

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by illicit(m): 10:13am On Apr 16

shortgun:
You lie, Noun students are not lectured

😂

Study centres

Have you heard that before?

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by cyberbro: 10:18am On Apr 16

illicit:
I lectured NOUN students....

Average students

Definitely, only average and below average students would come to you for lectures cos I don't see any reason why an above average student would need extra help. It's terrible, however, that you mention the lecturing of certain students as a yardstick for all NOUN students.

Arguably, NOUN is the only university in Nigeria where you CANNOT BRIBE a lecturer for grades, unlike most of the glorified full-time schools.

I have several degrees both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and I was fortunate to have passed through NOUN and I can attest to the level of academic independence the school nurtures in their students.

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by illicit(m): 10:20am On Apr 16

cyberbro:
Definitely, only average and below average students would come to you for lectures cos I don't see any reason why an above average student would need extra help. It's terrible, however, that you mention the lecturing of certain students as a yardstick for all NOUN students.

Arguably, NOUN is the only university in Nigeria where you CANNOT BRIBE a lecturer for grades, unlike most of the glorified full-time schools.

I have several degrees both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and I was fortunate to have passed through NOUN and I can attest to the level of academic independence the school nurtures in their students.

Average and below average students from NOUN did come to me

That's what I did

I coached them

I don't know about you

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Stephen0mozzy: 10:21am On Apr 16

TheStoriesOfMan:
As a CIT student, what was your favourite and dreaded course?

Favorite was Operations Research, dreaded was Introduction to OOP.

I hated (with dread 😅) most of the maths and physics courses from 300lvl. Especially PHY 308 or something about Electronics - wrote it twice man.

Your favourite was Operations Research? That particular course had a lot of myths in my time, it was said to be a course with the highest carry over rate in the department, I guess I passed because of fear and panic study🤣.

Generally, all CIT courses were up my alley.

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by mimilogistics: 10:23am On Apr 16

illicit:
I lectured NOUN students....

Average students

I doubt this

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by illicit(m): 10:25am On Apr 16

mimilogistics:
I doubt this

🥵

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by TheStoriesOfMan: 10:37am On Apr 16

Stephen0mozzy:
I hated (with dread 😅) most of the maths and physics courses from 300lvl. Especially PHY 308 or something about Electronics - wrote it twice man.

Your favourite was Operations Research? That particular course had a lot of myths in my time, it was said to be a course with the highest carry over rate in the department, I guess I passed because of fear and panic study🤣.

Generally, all CIT courses were up my alley.

Yeah. Surprisingly, I got it B. YouTube really helped me that time. Even the electronics course was a nightmare.

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by SmartPolician: 10:41am On Apr 16

AdolfHitlerxXx:
My Olodo Girlfriend Nkeshi got 3rd Class in Philosophy

She said it's because she's supporting a Presidential Candidate so she chose to identify with him

She must be supporting Escobar whose certificates remain questionable till this day

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by cyberbro: 10:56am On Apr 16

illicit:
Average and below average students from NOUN did come to me

That's what I did

I coached them

I don't know about you

LOL sorry, Mourinho... If we ask you what you graduated with now, probably a 2:2 or 3rd class, while bragging about coaching unknown students...

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Pastorsarynzay: 11:00am On Apr 16

AntiChristian:
What's the status of NOUN academically?

Are they sound?

Globally recognise in fact more than others

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Pastorsarynzay: 11:01am On Apr 16

TheStoriesOfMan:
The only university where you don't know who to give money to sort.

Read and pass your exams. Add it with experience elsewhere and you'll be better than most conventional universities graduates.

If you think I am lying, do a competition between law students of NOUN and UNILAG, I want to check something.

Their certificate beat others globally

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Sircharacter: 11:31am On Apr 16

NOUN is the best university in Nigeria cos no lecturer to sort out. If you no read, you go fail woefully. Beautiful girls when no read books dey fail anyhow. If you see the sitting arrangements during exam, your mind go dey. Although I did only my MSC there at Benin study centre

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by AngelicBeing: 11:48am On Apr 16

Shellsploit:
Kindergarten university

l disagree with you ooooooooo, NOUN is actually a good University and well recognized in the Western world.

As a matter of fact, most Universities abroad also operate Open Universities like NOUN

I live in the West and l have taken different programs in other Western countries as well

My friends and colleagues are doing the same thing

One of my colleagues in Canada was doing a Phd program in the USA, another one in Canada did a program in the UK , and all the degrees/ PhD or Master's degree done outside of your current country of residence is recognized by your host country

NOUN Degrees are globally recognized ooooooooo 😂

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Abdul4trust1(m): 11:55am On Apr 16

Very poor question. An institution established by NUC

Orathird:
Is the certificate accepable?

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Abdul4trust1(m): 11:57am On Apr 16

That you are not good at teaching if you lecture NOUN students and they're average

shortgun:
The most credible university in Nigeria.
Yes..Noun certificates are recognized all over Europe and America.

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Abdul4trust1(m): 11:59am On Apr 16

And you went to conventional university sorting lecturers

Shellsploit:
Kindergarten university

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by DemightyPrince: 12:34pm On Apr 16

Stephen0mozzy:
It was okay... Made friends with people who were interested in actually getting a good degree and not just a pass. I studied Computer Science, I already was exposed to programming and stuff, so it was quite pleasant especially for CBT exams and portal management.

The Staff have the same lackadaisical attitude of all Federal Government workers in Nigeria - but the good thing is that you can do everything remotely except exams that you'll have to be physically present for clearance and writing.

They introduced Virtual exams one time (write remotely) - but any pim for background you're flagged for malpractice (proctored exam) - so most people just did physical.

Thing is, just like the HND debate, many people still have sentiments towards NOUN degrees. So, if you're looking for a school with Big Name and NYSC Allawee means something to you, NOUN is not for you.

Sir pls can we talk, I want to enroll into this School and I want to study computer sciences. Please can you guide me with some informations?
Here is my Whatsapp no: 08168582524
Thank you.

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by DemightyPrince: 12:39pm On Apr 16

cyberbro:
Definitely, only average and below average students would come to you for lectures cos I don't see any reason why an above average student would need extra help. It's terrible, however, that you mention the lecturing of certain students as a yardstick for all NOUN students.

Arguably, NOUN is the only university in Nigeria where you CANNOT BRIBE a lecturer for grades, unlike most of the glorified full-time schools.

I have several degrees both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and I was fortunate to have passed through NOUN and I can attest to the level of academic independence the school nurtures in their students.

Please Sir I want to enroll into the school I need your guidance please.
Here is my Whatsapp 08168582524 thank you Sir.

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by shortgun(m): 12:39pm On Apr 16

illicit:
😂

Study centres

Have you heard that before?

This again shows you clearly know nothing about NOUN.
Study centres are not lecture venues.
NOUN students do not receive lectures anywhere.

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by WilsonGideon1: 1:05pm On Apr 16

This statistics might not be correct, there are so many students whose names are not on the graduating list, without having any outstanding course, including someone close to me. She was told to send message to the administrative office in Abuja for inclusion but she is yet to get response from them.

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by cyberbro: 1:05pm On Apr 16

DemightyPrince:
Please Sir I want to enroll into the school I need your guidance please.
Here is my Whatsapp 08168582524 thank you Sir.

No reason for us to contact each other sir. Do this instead 👇🏽 👇🏽 👇🏽

Visit their official website (nou.edu.ng), locate your nearest study center and begin your application. It's as easy as ABC.

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by cyberbro: 1:07pm On Apr 16

shortgun:
This again shows you clearly know nothing about NOUN.
Study centres are not lecture venues.
NOUN students do not receive lectures anywhere.

Don't mind the guy. He's just a troll trying to make himself feel better about his own academic condition. He claimed to have lectured NOUN students but doesn't even know how study centers work.

This is how liars are caught. 😂😂😂

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by TyroneP(m): 1:56pm On Apr 16

illicit:
I lectured NOUN students....

Average students

You lied. You may have facilitated a specific group privately (maybe personal consultation with you). That doesn't mean you have a statistics of the academic performance of over 600,000 NOUN students in the world.

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by LagosSeller2026(m): 2:40pm On Apr 16

School fees don high pass salary. How students wan survive?

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by DemightyPrince: 3:22pm On Apr 16

cyberbro:
No reason for us to contact each other sir. Do this instead 👇🏽 👇🏽 👇🏽

Visit their official website (nou.edu.ng), locate your nearest study center and begin your application. It's as easy as ABC.

No problem, thank you.

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by AbidoyeAyobami(m): 6:25pm On Apr 16

Nothing is sound about NOUN, just to read materials and pass, that's all 😄😄😄😄

AntiChristian:
What's the status of NOUN academically?

Are they sound?

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by dettolgel: 7:42pm On Apr 16

Stephen0mozzy:
It was okay... Made friends with people who were interested in actually getting a good degree and not just a pass. I studied Computer Science, I already was exposed to programming and stuff, so it was quite pleasant especially for CBT exams and portal management.

The Staff have the same lackadaisical attitude of all Federal Government workers in Nigeria - but the good thing is that you can do everything remotely except exams that you'll have to be physically present for clearance and writing.

They introduced Virtual exams one time (write remotely) - but any pim for background you're flagged for malpractice (proctored exam) - so most people just did physical.

Thing is, just like the HND debate, many people still have sentiments towards NOUN degrees. So, if you're looking for a school with Big Name and NYSC Allawee means something to you, NOUN is not for you.

Thank you for the detailed explanation.

I am looking at the idea of asking my cousin to apply for ML/AI program, online ML/AI program abroad is damn too expensive.

Though, he is abroad working but I thought of maybe he can combine it with his job.

With the clause that he has to be physically present for the exam, that might be a tough one.

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Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Stephen0mozzy: 8:03pm On Apr 16

dettolgel:
Thank you for the detailed explanation.

I am looking at the idea of asking my cousin to apply for ML/AI program, online ML/AI program abroad is damn too expensive.

Though, he is abroad working but I thought of maybe he can combine it with his job.

With the clause that he has to be physically present for the exam, that might be a tough one.

Last I checked, NOUN did virtual exams, so physical presence while not completely necessary for exams might be necessary for some other things.

Hmm for a course like AI/ML I wouldn't advise for such a course in any distance learning institution - unless you're already practicing and just want to have an institutional credential.

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by dettolgel: 8:35pm On Apr 16

Stephen0mozzy:
Last I checked, NOUN did virtual exams, so physical presence while not completely necessary for exams might be necessary for some other things.

Hmm for a course like AI/ML I wouldn't advise for such a course in any distance learning institution - unless you're already practicing and just want to have an institutional credential.

It is more of the credential than the skill. I think the credential should be more useful than a bootcamp. Most bootcamps are online these days

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Love800(m): 6:33am On Apr 17

Your alma mater!

As what did you graduate there?
Undergraduate degree, or masters?

Stephen0mozzy:
My Alma Mater.
Congratulations to the new Graduates.

Cheers to upward progression.

Re: 57 Make First Class As NOUN Graduates 24,575 Students by Love800(m): 6:37am On Apr 17

Where did you use to lecture dem!

I thought they don't attend classes!

illicit:
I lectured NOUN students....

Average students

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