Am a final year student of chemical engineering in one of the country's federal university, entering the uni 5 years ago i thought am going to find it easy when graduating with at least a minimum of 2.1 because i have never been far away from the best students. But along the line i got too comfortable with that benchmark i gave myself and somehow somewhere found myself graduating with 2.2 now which i have been so disappointed with myself knowing that the minimum requirement in seeking for jobs now is mostly 2.1 and am also feeling that i have disappointed my family because there were expecting a much better result from me due to the fact that they know am not a bad student. I currently do not know what to do after graduation with this result and it has really be making me depressed and worried. I don't know what to do next in as much that i really wants to continue in my line of profession as a process engineer

You are yet to graduate, even the 2.2 never dey sure for you, what if you finally graduate with third class? Forget about class of degree & know what you went there for.

Donkalio:
You are yet to graduate, even the 2.2 never dey sure for you, what if you finally graduate with third class? Forget about class of degree & know what you went there for.

lol....final year with 3.2 and u say 2.2 nor sure ke

Highzik20:


lol....final year with 3.2 and u say 2.2 nor sure ke

You never see wia 4.8 finally come out with Third class? If you see fustration, you go fear fear, university na type by type, pray you enter the better type.

Bros pls don't give yourself unnecessary depression or hypertension about your grade. Always believe in yourself not what people says about you.

If you ask me you have done well for yourself. Certificate is just a means to an ends not ends to means.

Be focus with diligence you will surely succeed

Aside a few companies like KPMG, pwc and co. Most jobs don't require any grade. If you doubt me, check vacancies online. I also had the same fears. Your fear should be how to get a job. There's almost no jobs in that course you read.