fullofgrace:
I advised parents to avoid sending their children to such schools rather they should look for cheap university abroad and send them. Where they can be exposed to opportunities and most likely employment.
Spending such amount of money in Nigeria university is not encouraging. Nigerian need more of skills acquisition than certificate.

Iblad0994:


I don't want to sound like I'm bragging but you are being direspectful for even trying to bring my parents into this.

For your info, I did my masters in USA and currently working here and I can boldly say I'm doing good for my age.

I have my reason for asking that question, it does not imply that I'm wretched or poor.

Get that bro!

officialfysh:
I disagree; even college of education sef pass 300k.. you never add transportation n project. Reason am na

ajebuter:


You be ajebo with that payment all through.
My first year payment in LASU was N1,570 including GNS textbook and that was just in 1996 oh..

From 200-400 Level,,my school fee was N270 ( for Arts, Languages and Humanities in LASU..

That's 1996-2000..

I wonder now oh

Emmaculate77:

I think that depends on the school you attended. Abịa state university will cost a 100L student about 600k plus... But the worst of it all is that you won't see what you paid for - terrible laboratory with no equipment, fake x-ray result that is used used repeatedly for all the students even after paying the medical dues. Acceptance fee alone is 100k not to talk of the school fees, to check post utme result is 3k... Please if you can enjoy standard education in Covenant University with that amount, I think it's worth it.

officialfysh:
I disagree; even college of education sef pass 300k.. you never add transportation n project. Reason am na

Tarzan253:


You can’t find cheap universities giving good opportunities to immigrants with these amounts abroad, evaluating the fees based on the current Nigeria’s economy is like comparing an ant to a whale. Covenant University provides better opportunities, compared to other Nigerian universities. Quality education ain’t cheap.

dhareh:
How many scolarship do they give to church members each season based on their performance in Jamb ?

osazsky:
look for one almajiri sch in the north were u can be trained on how to become a terrorist, that's what they do over there, we dont have such sch over here

fullofgrace:
I advised parents to avoid sending their children to such schools rather they should look for cheap university abroad and send them. Where they can be exposed to opportunities and most likely employment.
Spending such amount of money in Nigeria university is not encouraging. Nigerian need more of skills acquisition than certificate.

xyz123456:
Using 1 million naira per year to study bio chemistry or microbiology abi!! Una munu never teach

fullofgrace:
I advised parents to avoid sending their children to such schools rather they should look for cheap university abroad and send them. Where they can be exposed to opportunities and most likely employment.
Spending such amount of money in Nigeria university is not encouraging. Nigerian need more of skills acquisition than certificate.

Thecreativemind:
There are no schools abroad that you will pay 1Million naira as fees. Mind you a dollar to naira is 365. That’s not even up to accommodation fees in any schoool in USA, UK, CANADA. If you know private schools in Nigeria, you will know that covenant is among one of the cheapest that you can get quality education. Quality education isn’t cheap, if you think at lying try applying to any schooo abroad be it USA, Canada, UK etc and you will see for yourself.

Frezhkid10:
..covenant university is not just anyhow university... it's better than those cheap universities u mentioned above...

Gerrard59:


For two consecutive years, CU came first as Nigeria's in the league of institutions with employable graduates.

https://www./blog/stutern-nigerian-graduate-report/

The bishop is doing a good job. That is Nigeria's Harvard few years from now.

valyzubxx:
When German Universities are Tuition Free? Nonsense...

InansBobo:
you can't say he's lieing. And cost of an institution doesn't depend on whether uni or poly or coe.
In NY school year ones fee is 61k, the rest years is 28k (all paid annually). For a five years course, it would total 173k. Hostel accommodation is 12k (times five years is 60k). Bringing the total to 233k for the school throughout the school year. Pocket money and transportation is not part of tuition and is personal

Damod88:


It is not employment that really matters for anybody can be employed. What universities are set up to do is to solve problems. What one should be asking is the amount of their research output.

asuustrike1:

You think it is like your school where there are inadequate facilities, lecturers oppressing students and overcrowded classroom?

t2luv1:



What !!!! $61K for a school in NY per yr, In state or Out of state fees. I paid in state within Georgia University System of $9K including lodging Tuition and meal plan per semester for my son. First year student has to live on campus but by year two I paid $1850 in tuition per semester depending on the number of credit hours you are taking. People you have to do your homework. I figure total outlay for the whole 4 yrs will run about $60k. Once you child is over 20 let your child do the registration remove yourself that way he can qualify for Pell Grant of $2500 free per year. That is $10K right there.

sleekman:
I used to think so but look at the breakdown and let me know if that's still the case

Damod88:

I thought someone asked about the employment rate on this forum and was provided?












It is not employment that really matters for anybody can be employed. What universities are set up to do is to solve problems. What one should be asking is the amount of their research output.

fullofgrace:

University been set up by the tithes and offerings of the poor church members but depriving their children study benefits and setting up standards that will only benefits the rich.
Any Church without a mercy is fraud.

UgoManchester:
Church-owned Schools are always expensive. This is school for the rich. After graduation, they will still be carrying files upandan searching for job. las las las..... educational system in Nigeria Na Big scam

Gerrard59:
For two consecutive years, CU came first as Nigeria's in the league of institutions with employable graduates.

https://www./blog/stutern-nigerian-graduate-report/

The bishop is doing a good job. That is Nigeria's Harvard few years from now.

CeterisXVII:

But some of those charges are ridiculous. How can tools and lab coat be going for 25k? Haba!

What kind of tools are these? And lab coats can be bought or down for less than 3k per unit. At the back of LASUTH medical school, lab coats are sold for 3k to 3.5k depending on size.

ID card should not cost more than 2k. How much are they charging for it?

flourishing247:
Have you bothered to ask how much private secondary schools pay? Even primary schools. Bottom line go for scholarship. Covenant has two scholarship programs.

CeterisXVII:

Employable graduates, is totally different from employed graduates. How many of their graduates are fully employed, (that is the real question), not under-employed or unemployed, o!

Is it 50% or 70% of their total graduate pool, within the first 2 years of graduation? Those are the salient questions. "Employable," doesn't cut it.

CeterisXVII:

Yes, we know how much private secondary schools pay. Do they pay up to 1 million per session?

As for the scholarship schemes, how many of the students are accepted on scholarship? Is it up to 50% of the student body?

flourishing247:
Hahahahahah. Did you say 1million Per session or per term? I know many schools that pay 1 million per term. 3.2 per session. So many others pay between 1.5 - 2m per session.
Did you 50% of students body? Hahahahahah. They will use urine to pay lecturers salaries Abi? Please let's try and be reasonable

Gerrard59:
The surveys (CU came top consecutively) noted that majority of CU's graduates were employed within three months. So it's employed not employable.

My bad.

CeterisXVII:

Hello, post the names and locations of such private schools here, so we can verify your claims. And then tell us what proportion those schools constitute out of the total number of private schools in the nation.



Hello Oga, please post a link to your surveys so we can read and verify. Tall claims will not fly....