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| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by micxwell(m): 6:35pm On May 16, 2015 |
U don kill am.............. "Capital" I can bet on it that everyone on this thread has got a very good business idea but the capital to execute it is the challenge we all have zicoy6k: |
| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by golddeejay(m): 6:39pm On May 16, 2015 |
cowleg:wow...bn in ur situation. I also think d system of calculatin cgpa is not fair. The distance btw 2.5 and 3.49 (also 3.5 and 4.49) is too much, it is not fair to students with 3.4 to put together in the same class with students with 2.5 or thereabout, considering it is an uphill task to climb from a cgpa of even 3.0 to 3.5. I prefer UI system of grading |
| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by chemister96(m): 6:59pm On May 16, 2015 |
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| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by chemister96(m): 7:03pm On May 16, 2015 |
[quote author=ewizard1 post=33793818]Ok...I learnt from a very reliable source recently that even companies (probably owned by entrepreneurs) use profile of their staff (possibly including the first class guys) to improve their company's image. My point = we live in a world where symbiosis is indispensable. So, without the 'brainies', businesses of the not too brilliant but excellent biz people may not do well. And without the biz moguls, the brainies may not have food on their table. Just to add, we had a similar discussion to this thread's topic in a group not too long ago and a comment made by a guy who I had just became friends with really registered in my 'hard drive'. He said "it's not really about getting the high GPA that matters afterall, but who we become in the process". That 'who we become in the process', I believe describes determination & adaptation to new systems etc. These, I believe are indispensable 'raw materials' to help make a biz succeed. *anything worth doing at all, is worth doing well* Conflict of interest I had a first class. |
| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by Profeme: 7:48pm On May 16, 2015*. Modified: 8:04pm On May 16, 2015 |
cowleg:You cannot have a 3.51 CGPA and somebody tells you that your CGPA is 3.41 and you just accept it though you said all avenues to correct them proved abortive. Dont you have evidence to support your claims? Don't you have all the records of your result from your 100 level to your final year?If you do then nobody should deny you your rightful result. You could have even applied to Exams and Records unit to make the necessary corrections. |
| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by Danny4show(m): 7:58pm On May 16, 2015 |
Profeme:I wonder oooo...you can t be deprive of your right and keep your mouth sealed..you worked for it bro..follow up |
| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by Nobody: 8:27pm On May 16, 2015 |
Profeme:Bros after graduation there was huge delay then we protested, our department hurriedly did our result reconcillatiin without calling us to proof read our result, they quickly moved the results to exams n record were the cgpa was calculated and class graduating list made. That was when i spotted the error, many of my colleagues had same issue. We reported to our academic adviser she said we should accept what we were given that department doesnt make mistakes. Fact is my dept has poor record keeping and fighting for miscalculation is like taking a walk on the moon. |
| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by femi4: 10:40pm On May 16, 2015 |
hertheytheydgee:That's where we have challenge in our education system |
| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by AlfyTheBlogger: 7:06am On May 17, 2015 |
Hmmmmmm.... someworth true? |
| Re: 2 Reasons Why Your GPA Matters In Nigeria And 1 Reason Why It Doesn’t by calcal: 3:20am On May 18, 2015 |
High GPA shows your level of commitment, in a develop country its not needed to secure a job. depend on the job, most engineering jobs one still need to be trained on the job, with high or low one can't just do the job from day one. |
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