RudyNerdy:
a deeper life girl in 100 level came in as a virgin, she stayed in Hall 2 in 100 and 200 level, she's currently in 300 level, if you check her Facebook profile now you'll weep

Collinsemegreat:


as in eh �

I remember when I was applying 2016 to the college of Medicine... People were like go and register another Jamb you can't be admitted, suprisingly my name was in the first batch!

Lazykulture:
I swear die. When i saw my last year result i asked myself whether na me write that exam. People that i know that dont read, their result make sense pass my own. I hope that this year result will boost my gp

micflo28:
Uniabuja made me feel worst than this. I worked so hard yet lecturers frustrated this efforts and aided the privileged. Seeking redress was no go area. Graduating with a 3rd class became a privilege.

Haykins2115:
if you don't mind bro,I'm currently a chemistry education student in OAU too,I would like to discuss some things with you about this department. Regards.

Grateful02:
this OAU I dey kinda reason for masters sef

Wendywilson:


Should we tell them??

Grateful02:
why the story short na? you no tell us weather you later change course go education

tete7000:
@amajato, this is not from me o!

Horlaryinkha:
when it comes to standard OAU Is a better place...but you have to do extrawork to succeed in OAU you 're always welcome but I can assure you if it head dey dere you will neva regret it bro

Grateful02:
As you don dey house for 4months+ you still dey hope on to boost GP
you sure say you no be motivational speaker?

Maduawuchukwu:


Cool stuff man. So you wan run leave Naija? . In which Which field did you get the job?

Nowenuse:


Business Management/Admin.

Maduawuchukwu:


Uniabuja was mad too. I read law there. That school showed me pepper

Nowenuse:


I am the one who made the comment you are quoting.
You are getting everything all wrong.
Did you attend a public Nigerian school and have a sibling who attended a private one? Maybe if you did, then I can take you serious.

Not everyone you see making a comment here was just lazy or stupid. Rushing in to make a comment here without understanding where people are coming from reeks of shallowness.

I carefully compared the system of learning in my brother's school with mine and I clearly knew that I was not meant for a public Nigerian school.
In my brother's school, they have online access to all the materials for all the courses at the beginning of the semester. This gives the students flexibility to study at their own pace. Meanwhile in Uniben, uncountable times, we have gotten materials an evening to the examination, meanwhile a huge chunk of the questions in the exam were from that material.

I won't even talk about the conduciveness of the learning environment in his school and mine. The biggest student community in Uniben (Ekosodin) can go for months without power supply. We are regularly harrassed by cultists and sometimes we had to flee for our lives and face the trauma. These stories were like fairy tales to my brother.
In my brother's school, they get to see their results a few weeks after the end of the semester, meanwhile in Uniben, we did not see our 100lvl first semester results until almost halfway into our 200lvl first semester. We didn't even know where to stand.
In Uniben, it was like every lecturer wanted something different and without understanding that lecturer and what he wants, you stand to fail.
Some lecturers want a copy and paste of their materials, others wanted you to surprise them and expansiate with the knowledge you get from other sources outside the materials. Some lecturers will set questions outside the syllabus while others will adhere to the syllabus e.t.c.
Isn't this madness? In private schools, it is a one-way street.

If I want to outline all the terrible and unfortunate discrepancies I noticed by the juxtaposition of my brother's learning experience and mine, I could write a whole book.

Anyway, there was something very true you highlighted in your comment about learning new skills for new levels. That is very valid. If I had understood the system of Uniben and especially my department, before I was part of it, I would have done better.

Fast forward today, my brother still comes to me for more enlightenment on more neutral and basic topics of life and I enlighten him. Whenever he wants to write an online aptitude test for a job application, he beckons on my assistance and knowledge. It is very clear like daylight between both of us, who possesses a higher IQ.
I went into business and have made profits in the millions. I joined a line of business and within a few months, I became a mentor to people who have been in the line of business for over a decade.

I took this time to put down this lengthy writing in order to correct your wrong thinking.
I hope you can see where I am coming from.
The public Nigerian education system is just too rigid, un-innovative, un-straightforward and terrible for lots of Nigerians. Little wonder we do far far better when we go to school abroad where the system is more sane and proportionally rewarding of commensurate effort and hardwork.

RTSC:

They don't switch to the same level.
They step down aleast a year and work harder.

That is enough advantage.

PTI graduates come to Uniben, start from 200level and dust us in engineering.

It's not strange.

Padofcolly1:
Pls im a graduate and i studied agric economics and extension, but want to study online course like psychology, pls frnds who know how i can go about it. Pls i need modest answer,and i will definitely be grateful. Thanks in anticipation

RTSC:

Chemical Engineering

Daum:



Lemme talk to you
See I feel you bro
In my time, I held political position from 200l till I graduated. And I was always at the top in the political strata in my niche in Uniben.

Politics will affect your CGPA trust me. You can never balance the two. One will suffer for the other for a while. In my department, CGPA was calculated using this formula
40%----400l
30%%-----300l
20%------200l
10%------100l

So find out what % they use in your department. If you look at my department %, you can see that even if you are 2.2 in 200l, you can make first class from just your 300l and 400l result.

Find out what works best for you
You have to motivate yourself. I remember one time I was in my office and a senior colleague who had graduated came to school to see me. He told me, he said just try and get a 2.1. Life out there is crazy, but just get a 2.1

I had to up my game. I already had strings of carry over's to write. Be careful with some lecturers. They still fail people in Uniben for no reason. When I was in final year I was in 2.2

But I graduated with a 2.1
I never blocked any course in school
No spill over or extra year.

If I could do it bros
You can do it too....na only you fit motivate yourself

unibenakpos:

Guy, if you have these GP's in statistics uniben, then you are a scholar, if uniben no recognise you guy me I celebrate you

tete7000:


All these allegations against the greatest of the greatest? I studied for both BSc and MSc in UI and I always feel the atmosphere is cool and serene enough for anyone to study. No one can make you feel inferior except yourself.

greypencils:
You suffer for Ugbebor hand!!! Lol...Pele tie

Mindlog:


Google for free online class of introduction to psychology.

Mindlog:

Google for free online class of introduction to psychology.

Houston17:


Lols. Na my mama be that oo. I like that woman die. As a matter of fact, I would want her to be my supervisor but na one of the senior profs dey my admission letter. Though I heard it is open to reshuffling, but the Baba wey dem give me fit no agree.

greypencils:
Who dem give you?Prof Ayoola?

Houston17:


Prof Ekhaguere

Padofcolly1:
thanks for ur response, i will definitely do as u proposed

greypencils:
Prof is still cool. But you gonna work your arse off. If you can, dônt change supervisors. They take offence to it.

Houston17:


Hmmm.. So I heard too. Not planning to change supervisors though. Prof. Ugbebor also advised me to stick with him if at the end he's the one I am placed under..
Thanks bro

greypencils:
You are welcome Bro. Greatest Uite!