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HigherEd:
I would suggest you do that if NECO is not going to come out before August ending.. However, before you do that call the admission office and ask if you could still change.

Lastly, you should also attempt Landmark's post utme just in case CU doesn't walk out the way you intend. You still have an high chance of getting your computer science in landmark. This is because lmu would wait till NECO comes out before closing off their admissions. Wishing you the best!
Cc Sammiejayh

thanks. Very helpful.

HigherEd:
It is because of the chemistry. What course did you choose?

Computer science and MIS. physics was outstanding. Thinking about changing to mathematics.

Dranoid:
Yeah, you?



SpoiltVirgin

not admitted, waiting for second batch

Looks like comedians are making money. This is his second child that is finishing from Covenant

I attended the screening and it wasn't as deep as this. Nothing like virgin, condom, etc. But boyfriend, hugging, alcohol questions are regular. I think it depends on the panel.

Highered

HigherEd:
Yeah I think it is better for you to be on the safe side. What was your second choice university? And
What course did you change to in CU?

chose babcock, but did not follow up their admission, and honestly prefer the covenant system.

Dranoid:

Wow, how was your CUSAS though?

35. Jamb was excellent too. Made English and Maths in WAEC but didn't make Chemistry. Waiting for NECO. Already changed my course tho. But why do I even need chemistry for computer engineering? I've changed it tho.

Dranoid:
Bro, how far

I'm fine bro. Waec results wasn't too nice.

Haterz are coming

Good one but 100k cannot even feed a covenant university student, not to talk of school fees.

izzou:
We are talking about Falz and his opinion. You should know Falz was talking our Nigerian pastors and not Harvard or Yale. I don't know why you keep bringing Harvard into this. Or you want to compare Harvard to mediocre universities like Madonna or Redeemers that still charge millions of naira for nothing?

And you guys feel it's not the church's responsibility to create jobs. I totally agree. But it's the church's responsibility to take almost a million from me a session, because they want to impact godly principles into me? Wonderful.

I wish I had time to reply your mentions. I want to hit the road soon. Falz is wrong because it's not his business, just as it isn't mine. But the springing up of universities everywhere by churches shows its not longer an issue of godly principles. It's about the money

Oga keep quiet. You have no point.

HigherEd:
35/60 and 250 in jamb is quite good. Comp Sci is way more competitive than ice though. Once I am chanced I would send you a screenshot of the number of applications each received last year so you can make informed choices.

thanks. The thing is I chose ice and comp eng in jamb and application form but now want comp sci, is it still possible after d interview?

SammieJayh:
That's cool...

What funny questions?

questions on hard drugs, if I had taken alcohol, being with opposite sex, going to church regularly, etc

HigherEd:
Have you written yours?

yes, scored 35/60 and 252/400 in jamb.

HigherEd:
Yeah a lot of people write on Saturday. Just be calm at the CBT center and take along relevant documents you need to submit at the interview. Which course did you choose?

all my documents were complete. Applied for ICE, but want to change to Comp science

SammieJayh:
Hey bro... How was your CUSAS?

aside d funny questions asked, fine, 35.

HigherEd:
Have you written yours?

I chose Saturday, which is tommorow. Any advice?

HigherEd:
I heard the admission website is now fully available. Whenever u get wind of the school fees for either Landmark and Covenant pls let me know. A cousin of mine would like to know thanks.


Cc Spoiltvirgin

cu have started writing post ume, started this week. I think they are d first in nigeria to start for this session.

SammieJayh:
Ok Sir...I don't think they will increase the fees this year though.
All that is left for me now is to book a Cusas date.

i have booked for Saturday

HigherEd:
I heard the admission website is now fully available. Whenever u get wind of the school fees for either Landmark and Covenant pls let me know. A cousin of mine would like to know thanks.


Cc Spoiltvirgin

I am almost at the last stage, waiting for principal and pastor to send their letters

SammieJayh:
Sorry for the delay.
Mine worked that was why I shared it.

Start here:
https://admportal.covenantuniversity.edu.ng/undergraduate/index.php

thanks.

SammieJayh:
It works fine here.

Have you been able to register?

yeah working, but the first time you said it was working, it wasn't. But i don't know where to click to start the admission process, all I am seeing are info on it and requirements.

SammieJayh:
http://admission.covenantuniversity.edu.ng

not working

HigherEd:
really! checked their website sometime ago and it was still under construction. Paste the link here

checked too. Not working

SammieJayh:
spoiltvirgin, dranoid the form is finally out...

thanks so much. Will check it out.

Good news. We have alot of phd holders in Nigeria

HigherEd:
Ok thank God. Wishing you success! I did graduate from CU, so If you need any assistance whatsoever or need to know something about CU let me or the.victorious know. We might just be of help...

I have been checking the site daily, for about a week now. Still under construction. I don't want to miss d admission window also

Quality education is not cheap

HigherEd:
The reduction showed that “returning students in the Faculty of Law would now pay N100,000; Faculty of Science, N100,000; Faculty of Social and Management Science, N100,000; Faculty of Education, N80,000; Faculty of Arts, N80,000 with an option to pay twice, that is N50,000 and N40,000 per semester respectively. Final Year students across all faculties are to pay N70,000 with an opinion of paying twice, that is N35,000 per semester.


NANS kicks However, National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, has rejected the 50 percent tuition fees reduction on returning students to the institution. Its National Public Relations Officer, Idowu Odebunmi, said: “The new arrangement by the state government indicates that the students would still have to pay 200 per cent increase in their tuition fees.”


He urged the state government to consider the plights of the students and their parents by announcing pocket-friendly fees. Also, President of Student Union Government, SUG, of AAUA, Olawale Ijanusi, who announced the new tuition fees, said: “This is the lowest he can go and he urged every individual that they should abide by this.”


In addition, Ijanusi said: “Sequel to this, the union is willing and ready to seek the opinion of students, the final decision of the union lies with the students.” Meanwhile, Vanguard gathered that the leaders of the students have called for a congress to discuss the governor’s proposal and the way forward. The meeting is to hold this week and its resolution would be communicated to the government this week.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/04/aaua-crisis-akeredolu-slashes-tuition-fees-nans-kicks/

Lalasticlala

Please who is the youngest ever phd in nigeria?

I will like to beat her record. Congratulations to her, please did covenant offer her a lecturing job?

This is not going anywhere. They did not force you to apply to Covenant University