Mirabel2034:
Ok am studying pharmacy in one of the federal universities in east Nigeria,my year 1 cgpa was 4.37 now first semester yr2 is 3.76,I have cried my heart out.i need someone to talk to.please help, is a first class still possible. Please I don't need comments like cgpa doesn't matter, school is overrated etc. I need realistic comments on if a first class is still possible and how I can achieve it preferably from a pharmacy graduate ,pharmacy is a 5 yr course.

Pharmacy is Unclassified, nothing like first class, second class...

However, you still need to sit up to avoid resits

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OMG! I'm loving this student for her passion to achieve her set goal. But take it easy on yourself: do your best and pray.

Mirabel2034:
Ok am studying pharmacy in one of the federal universities in east Nigeria,my year 1 cgpa was 4.37 now first semester yr2 is 3.76,I have cried my heart out.i need someone to talk to.please help, is a first class still possible. Please I don't need comments like cgpa doesn't matter, school is overrated etc. I need realistic comments on if a first class is still possible and how I can achieve it preferably from a pharmacy graduate ,pharmacy is a 5 yr course.

All the best

You've got to see how fast I jumped into this thread, thinking it was a serious issue. My dear, you need to face reality and know that LIFE is much more than your CGPA.

Get something else to be depressed about, something that really worth being depressed about.

#GodWrites

You really wanna talk to some one ? You can always reach me

You are still a child. The main thing is not first class. The main things are a deep understanding of your field of study and a good result(not necessarily first class but if you can get it, no problem). That's how you are useful in the real world. A second class student that has a good understanding of his/her field is far more better and useful than a first class graduate who did la cram la pour to get the first class, that's why some 2nd class graduates get jobs ahead of first class graduates. That's why interviews are conducted — to know if you really have the stuff(the expertise which comes from a sound understanding of your field).

Many of you little children will just cram and memorise to get first class and afterwards, the courses you read are forgotten and were not properly understood because you crammed and memorised for first class. Just keep reading.

Mirabel2034:
Ok am studying pharmacy in one of the federal universities in east Nigeria,my year 1 cgpa was 4.37 now first semester yr2 is 3.76,I have cried my heart out.i need someone to talk to.please help, is a first class still possible. Please I don't need comments like cgpa doesn't matter, school is overrated etc. I need realistic comments on if a first class is still possible and how I can achieve it preferably from a pharmacy graduate ,pharmacy is a 5 yr course.

First examine the motive behind your pursuit of first class.
Truth is no body can struggle to excel in a field that is either wired in their DNA or have been pursuing from a very early age. Something that passion follows so deeply. In such a field, you wouldn't even care about the scores, it'll only naturally follow you. And in cases where it doesn't, you'd care less. Why? Because by that time, you'll have been recognized by those that the competence matters to.

There is something everyone can do better than 20,000 around them, a research project found out. That's your place and you can't struggle to hard to be noticed and celebrated in such field - academic or vocational.

Most of us in Nigeria pretty studied courses that are alien to our calling, that's why it has been difficult for most people to cope especially academically. No need to blame the poor standard of our educational system that fails to ensure that every child ia assisted to follow his/her passion; our parents that place us on unrealistic condis with expectations that would satisfy only them; poor parenting which damages mamy children so bad that they struggle to impress their parents just to receive their affirmation amd love.; sadistic lecturers and other players in the tertiary institutions who are hellbent on putting their students through all sorts of unimaginably harsh conditions that some of them had experienced before achieving their current statuses.

I urge you to embrace the fact that you are very unique, special, brilliant, intelligent, precious, worthy, fruitful, and particularly that the school's assessment apparatuses is not capable of unravelling the miracle of whom you truly are and what great wonders you are capable of.

If you truly love that field of pharmacy you can still become the best, not necessarily in terms of your CGPA, but in the number of lives that will be touched by your practice and also the quality of your research projects which could attract international attention.

Whatever you decide, remain strong. You are here for a great reason beyond your imagination.

I'm convinced that you're already a first-class in something else. You might want to conduct a thorough introspection while asking God for a direction for your life that aligns with His purpose for you.

We love you and wish you all the best.

WaleRock:



First examine the motive behind your pursuit of first class.
Truth is no body can struggle to excel in a field that is either wired in their DNA or have been pursuing from a very early age. Something that passion follows so deeply. In such a field, you wouldn't even care about the scores, it'll only naturally follow you. And in cases where it doesn't, you'd care less. Why? Because by that time, you'll have been recognized by those that the competence matters to.

There is something everyone can do better than 20,000 around them, a research project found out. That's your place and you can't struggle to hard to be noticed and celebrated in such field - academic or vocational.

Most of us in Nigeria pretty studied courses that are alien to our calling, that's why it has been difficult for most people to cope especially academically. No need to blame the poor standard of our educational system that fails to ensure that every child ia assisted to follow his/her passion; our parents that place us on unrealistic condis with expectations that would satisfy only them; poor parenting which damages mamy children so bad that they struggle to impress their parents just to receive their affirmation amd love.; sadistic lecturers and other players in the tertiary institutions who are hellbent on putting their students through all sorts of unimaginably harsh conditions that some of them had experienced before achieving their current statuses.

I urge you to embrace the fact that you are very unique, special, brilliant, intelligent, precious, worthy, fruitful, and particularly that the school's assessment apparatuses is not capable of unravelling the miracle of whom you truly are and what great wonders you are capable of.

If you truly love that field of pharmacy you can still become the best, not necessarily in terms of your CGPA, but in the number of lives that will be touched by your practice and also the quality of your research projects which could attract international attention.

Whatever you decide, remain strong. You are here for a great reason beyond your imagination.

I'm convinced that you're already a first-class in something else. You might want to conduct a thorough introspection while asking God for a direction for your life that aligns with His purpose for you.

We love you and wish you all the best.

thanks so much I really appreciate this, thanks.

Martinez39:
You are still a child. The main thing is not first class. The main things are a deep understanding of your field of study and a good result(not necessarily first class but if you can get it, no problem). That's how you are useful in the real world. A second class student that has a good understanding of his/her field is far more better and useful than a first class graduate who did la cram la pour to get the first class, that's why some 2nd class graduates get jobs ahead of first class graduates. That's why interviews are conducted — to know if you really have the stuff(the expertise which comes from a sound understanding of your field).

Many of you little children will just cram and memorise to get first class and afterwards, the courses you read are forgotten and were not properly understood because you crammed and memorised for first class. Just keep reading.

yeah thanks a lot,I sincerely appreciate this.

Kingrexyl:
Where are you so I can deliver it to u

Sorry, she won't be needing it. She has found something far more beneficial.

WaleRock:



First examine the motive behind your pursuit of first class.
Truth is no body can struggle to excel in a field that is either wired in their DNA or have been pursuing from a very early age. Something that passion follows so deeply. In such a field, you wouldn't even care about the scores, it'll only naturally follow you. And in cases where it doesn't, you'd care less. Why? Because by that time, you'll have been recognized by those that the competence matters to.

There is something everyone can do better than 20,000 around them, a research project found out. That's your place and you can't struggle to hard to be noticed and celebrated in such field - academic or vocational.

Most of us in Nigeria pretty studied courses that are alien to our calling, that's why it has been difficult for most people to cope especially academically. No need to blame the poor standard of our educational system that fails to ensure that every child ia assisted to follow his/her passion; our parents that place us on unrealistic condis with expectations that would satisfy only them; poor parenting which damages mamy children so bad that they struggle to impress their parents just to receive their affirmation amd love.; sadistic lecturers and other players in the tertiary institutions who are hellbent on putting their students through all sorts of unimaginably harsh conditions that some of them had experienced before achieving their current statuses.

I urge you to embrace the fact that you are very unique, special, brilliant, intelligent, precious, worthy, fruitful, and particularly that the school's assessment apparatuses is not capable of unravelling the miracle of whom you truly are and what great wonders you are capable of.

If you truly love that field of pharmacy you can still become the best, not necessarily in terms of your CGPA, but in the number of lives that will be touched by your practice and also the quality of your research projects which could attract international attention.

Whatever you decide, remain strong. You are here for a great reason beyond your imagination.

I'm convinced that you're already a first-class in something else. You might want to conduct a thorough introspection while asking God for a direction for your life that aligns with His purpose for you.

We love you and wish you all the best.

am into research on HIV virus but I just felt having a good cgpa will give me an edge when I require funds for my project,thanks sir.

arinzos:
If you are studying Pharmacy I don't think you should be bothered about graduating with a First Class.

Pharmacy is Unclassified.
There is Nothing like i graduated with a First Class in Pharmacy.


You should be talking about graduating with distinction in pharmacology,Cognosy,Pharmaceutical Chemistry,Technology,Clincal etal.

Stop that tears and Situp.

ok thanks I did not know this,thanks

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Mirabel2034:
Ok am studying pharmacy in one of the federal universities in east Nigeria,my year 1 cgpa was 4.37 now first semester yr2 is 3.76,I have cried my heart out.i need someone to talk to.please help, is a first class still possible. Please I don't need comments like cgpa doesn't matter, school is overrated etc. I need realistic comments on if a first class is still possible and how I can achieve it preferably from a pharmacy graduate ,pharmacy is a 5 yr course.

u could get it if the lecturers allow u. My Friend was shouting thank you Jesus for 3.50 yesterday and ur depressed when u have a chance to get what u want. Go and study and pray for favour from lecturers

Mirabel2034:
Ok am studying pharmacy in one of the federal universities in east Nigeria,my year 1 cgpa was 4.37 now first semester yr2 is 3.76,I have cried my heart out.i need someone to talk to.please help, is a first class still possible. Please I don't need comments like cgpa doesn't matter, school is overrated etc. I need realistic comments on if a first class is still possible and how I can achieve it preferably from a pharmacy graduate ,pharmacy is a 5 yr course.

Dm me, I will tell u how to achieve your goal. It has worked for many

In Life Make sure you know about something before dishing out Advice.
Some of you are Calculating her GP, some are even Speculating what she has to get in order to graduate with First Class.
Forgetting that some courses in Pharmacy need atleast 60% before you go to the next level.
Pharmacy is not your conventional Courses that you could calculate the CGPA easily.


Like i told her, Pharmacy is UNCLASSIFIED.
I believe she is still in 1st year that is why her CGPA is eating her up.

From her 2nd year (which is the pharmacy School proper),she won't remember her CGPA again.
In Pharmacy it is either Pass,Fail or Distinction.

My dear,Just situp and read your books. Avoid RESIT,REPEAT or even to Leave Pharmacy School.

sloo1:


Dm me, I will tell u how to achieve your goal. It has worked for many

Can I dm u too.....
I wanna work harder n I need motivation

My advice, work hard and smart, as much as you can. Even if you don't get a first class, you can beat your chest and say you tried. This is not Mr saying you should settle for less but it e have to be realistic. I attended uniben and I saw people who never dated, attended social events, did religious stuffs, their routine was class, library, night class (reading all night) and still ended up with what we call "a weak 2.1".. These things happen. Been depressed is even a distraction sef. Cheer up and be focussed

michlins:
So what if you don't graduate with first class.

You want facts abi, there's a difference between dreams!! [/color]and reality. Your dream is to hit first class, your reality is that you aren't on point of doing that. How you want to react to this reality is your choice. You either keep crying or to start burning extra night candles. But why do you need the first class exactly, maybe you dream you will secure a job faster. Reality check is that lots of first class graduates are still unemployed.

GBAGAUN!! GBAGAUN [color=#770077]GBAGAUN!!!!!!!!

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Pls go and have sense and forget all these memorising work you guys are doing there in the name of reading books cos it doesn't benefit the ones that did it before u. How many first class people are really making the impacts u are seeing in the world today? Even Buhari can attest to that....

chikason68:
Its very much possible if you re willing and determined. Read a 5yr course but entered as DE student so i started at year 2. 200l result was a nightmare (cgpa 3.40). For me to make a first class i need to hit the 5.00 as many semester as possible. Look how i did it:
1. Take all assignment serious even if it is half mark.
2. Have a personal time table 4 ya daily activities with allocated time(learnt dis from my over serious friend even though i made mockery of him at 1st).E.g 5am-6am(quiet time), 6-7am breakfast and bath, etc.
3. Shun unnecessary meetings, dept/sch politics and even some friends
4.Study hard and make sure u test yourself with possible exam question on each topic covered.
5.Set a semester goal/target (i once targeted 5.00 in my 300l and got 4.90. Subsequently i got 5.00 in 2semesters).
6.Make sure you goto exam with a watch. Allocate 20mins/more to each question (theory) depending on the total time given 4 da course and make sure u work with it.
7. Score yasef right there b4 u submit. Goodluck

This is a great admonition especially no.4. I used to set exam questions back in those days and attempt them personally with time frame like any exam. As an average student, my final First Degree CGPA was 4.44 over 5.00. You can make it

Mirabel2034:
Ok am studying pharmacy in one of the federal universities in east Nigeria,my year 1 cgpa was 4.37 now first semester yr2 is 3.76,I have cried my heart out.i need someone to talk to.please help, is a first class still possible. Please I don't need comments like cgpa doesn't matter, school is overrated etc. I need realistic comments on if a first class is still possible and how I can achieve it preferably from a pharmacy graduate ,pharmacy is a 5 yr course.

Since you need a realistic answer, I will be blunt with you: suicide is the only answer! Get sniper, I can waybill a pack to you for free because how can a super intelligent, pretty girl lie you graduate with 2nd class, its unheard of, pls don't take it, take the easy route, drink some sniper





For your info, anybody telling you that school is overrated is right, especially in Nigeria now.

Just try and graduate with at least 2.1.

I am almost a first class graduate, leaped by 0.04, so u can see, but my good result didn't take me far, my skill and personal development did t

Mirabel2034:
Ok am studying pharmacy in one of the federal universities in east Nigeria,my year 1 cgpa was 4.37 now first semester yr2 is 3.76,I have cried my heart out.i need someone to talk to.please help, is a first class still possible. Please I don't need comments like cgpa doesn't matter, school is overrated etc. I need realistic comments on if a first class is still possible and how I can achieve it preferably from a pharmacy graduate ,pharmacy is a 5 yr course.

For the academics: Yes it will be very hard, but possible. Don't pressure yourself too much just diligently do the best you can. It tends to get better as you go up,. Find someone in the higher class to mentor you to your best scores.

For the depression: Sorry you feel this way. I hope you get better, now and later. DM Mentally aware Nigeria on twitter if you need professional help near you.

Stargurl20:

Can I dm u too.....
I wanna work harder n I need motivation

You are welcome

Stargurl20:

Can I dm u too.....
I wanna work harder n I need motivation

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PHARMACY IS UNCLASSIFIED FOR HEAVENS SAKE go and read your faculty handbook.

People should help me check up on this girl and see if she's still alive