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Education › Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by simplefella: 9:46pm On Apr 30, 2018

Kazrem:
It is on now. You can obtain it now.

Thank you very much for the info. Please is there a place on the site or a brochure I could get and also how do I get to know the list of school fees for the different courses. I wish to apply for BSc Economics and I have no idea the school fees.

Education › Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by simplefella: 1:01pm On Apr 30, 2018

Please I am entirely new. So when is the form for NOUN going to be out for new intake. Hoping it has not closed though

Education › Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by simplefella: 9:04pm On Feb 04, 2018

Hello. Please does anyone have any news on the law accreditation? Has it been around yet?

Education › Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by simplefella: 3:51pm On Nov 28, 2017

Please where is the office of the Ibadan center for NOUN. I need to make enquiries. Thanx

Family › Re: My Wife Is Adulterous: Advice Needed-long Post by simplefella: 4:28pm On Nov 26, 2017

@OP
sorry about the incidence. Cheating from a person you genuinely love is a terrible thing. I have been there And foolishly forgave her 7times for cheating. Looking back I smile about it. Love makes a man do the most foolish things.
Here's what I can say tho, since this is a first time, you ought to forgive her. You once cheated and the only reason you decided to become a new leaf is because life came at you and disciplined you. If you still had everything rosy you might as well still be a flirt up until now. Life humbled you i guess and made you put things more into perspective.
So having experienced that and not being a saint yourself, I'd say forgive her. To say the least she is even remorseful. Try catching someone that is not even remorseful. You would begin to question your own rationality as you want things to still work out.
Sir forgive and try hard to let it go. Both of you should see a counselor if need be but DONT discuss is with any family member.
I wish u all the best sir

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Education › Re: 2017/2018 Lasu Admission Guide Thread by simplefella: 11:13am On Oct 12, 2017

highheybee:
And pls what's una screening score

He had 83. From his previous posts I think I've seen that.

Education › Re: 2017/2018 Lasu Admission Guide Thread by simplefella: 7:59pm On Oct 07, 2017

harbjar:
Heard this too from a quite reliable source

Won't be too surprised tbvh. People really spanked both Jamb and waec this year and they have to favour indigenes first before others. That 79 would apply to only non indigenes

Education › Re: 2017/2018 Lasu Admission Guide Thread by simplefella: 6:21pm On Oct 06, 2017

Ifey131:
merit list for most courses is pegged at 65...is it true?

The real question should be what's the source of your info because nothing asides from what we see on the school site is genuine

Education › Re: If You Need Any Information About Lasu-ask Now by simplefella: 1:25am On Sep 28, 2017

stevani:
if you did not score from 50% above forget it

I know that. What I'm asking is if departmental cutoffs are out?

Education › Re: If You Need Any Information About Lasu-ask Now by simplefella: 10:21pm On Sep 27, 2017

Is the cutoff points for the UTME screening out? cause a cut off points has been circulating . Is it official?

Education › Re: 2017/2018 Lasu Admission Guide Thread by simplefella: 1:07pm On Sep 27, 2017

I guess the die is cast. All the best to everyone if this is true

lukfame:
The authorities of Lagos state university have announce the department cutoff mark for each course
A release by the Public Relations Officer of the University, Abiodun Olarewaju, stated that the new departmental cutoff published was necessitated by the aspirants desire of the University management to make the pre students knows the actual benched cutoff for each department, so if you're not up to the cutoff mark your chance of getting admitted is slim, the management is showing out a transparent admission procedure.
The cutoff for each department are as follow

Agricultural science 70
Accounting 72
Accounting education 62
Banking and finance 68
Business administration 70
Biochemistry 65
Biology education 60
Botany 60
Chemistry 65
Chemistry education 61
Chemical and polymer engineering 75
Computer science 67
Computer education 60
Dentistry 70
Economics 67
English language 69
Economics education 60
English education 60
Education management 60
Fishery 64
Health education 55
History and international studies 69
History education 60
Insurance 65
International relationship and personnel management 69
Marketing 69
Medicine and surgery 80
Mass communication 72
Mechanical engineering 70
Nursing 72
Psychology 63
Physics 63
Physics education 60
Political science 68
Political science education 61
Transport management and technology 65
Sociology 65
Zoology 62

The management advice all aspirants to be calm, the merit list will be out October 6th.
Thanks
Management

#copied

Education › Re: 2017/2018 Lasu Admission Guide Thread by simplefella: 12:19pm On Sep 16, 2017

dayo20002002:
What is the chance of someone that chose medicine with aggregate screening score of 76.63. He's also an indigene of Lagos state who has done his indigeneship verification

Th
This ones name would be on first list now.

Education › Re: 2017/2018 Lasu Admission Guide Thread by simplefella: 7:26pm On Sep 12, 2017

rotimi9:
wow Di's is serious o.me wey con get 77% how my chances?

Na prayer ��

Education › Re: 2017/2018 Lasu Admission Guide Thread by simplefella: 12:13pm On Sep 12, 2017

Just know that if you are a lagosian and you did your iivc then your chances of getting in is EXTREMELY high. Just got of the phone with an important personell who said the Lagos state govt personally said they should admit 70% lagosians. I had 76% applying for mbbs and the man felt a little pity for me being that I am not lagosian. Cause in his words even people with far lower scores that are lagosians will get mbbs on merit list but that I should just pray and hope.
So to people applying for competitive courses and are non lagosians, pray oh. Nothing is impossible sha. For the lagosians I envy you guys, but all the best to all of us. May we all see our dreams so fulfilled

Education › Re: 2016/2017 Lasu Admission Process Thread by simplefella: 9:41am On Jun 02, 2017

EbenMA:
Another question please.
Someone just told me the cut-off for non-indigene MBBS last year was 74%. Is this so?

I doubt this may be correct because I am aware that the highest grade point that got admitted for Mbbs last year was 78. Besides lasu never released any official cutoff point last year. Just hope for the best and have at the back of your mind that many smashed jamb this year. I am also an applicant with an aggregate of 75.6% and also non indigene. We can only hope for the best.

Education › Re: Let's Help You Check Your Jamb Result (all results released) by simplefella: 5:21pm On May 22, 2017

IamArbdool:
Msworld2280@naij.com
Please

Education › Re: Let's Help You Check Your Jamb Result (all results released) by simplefella: 5:19pm On May 22, 2017

vecman22:
Pls help check...

Victoroche8@gmail.com

Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by simplefella: 4:44pm On May 22, 2017

I'm a bit worried. So I had 285 in jamb and have five B3's in my five core subjects. Applied for Mbbs, lasu first choice and not an indigene of Lagos. What are the odds please?
I'd like to know the statistics of lasu applicants this year. Does anyone have that information. I'm curious as to know how many candidates applied for Mbbs in lasu. Thanks for any response from anyone.

Going by 50-50 calculations my aggregate will be 75.63%.
Going by 60-40 calculations it would be 68.96%
I don't know which method lasu uses.

Education › Re: 2017/2018 Lasu Admission Guide Thread by simplefella: 2:51pm On May 22, 2017

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Education › Re: 2016/2017 Lasu Admission Process Thread by simplefella: 2:47pm On May 22, 2017

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