Nigerian Content: Tips for University Students

After University Education, What Next? The question of what next after university education is often asked by guardians, fresh university graduates, friends, well-wishers, and even University graduates themselves. While some have it all figured out, the vast majority of students that graduate from the University do not have the slightest idea of what they want …

Getting admission into a Nigerian Tertiary Institution can be difficult. We all know that, but after getting the admission, preparing for your new life into school, accommodation and how you adapt to your new environment is sure going to be more complicated than you can ever imagine.

On a train back to London from Oxford at the weekend break, I sat alongside a very pleasant 15-year-old, who in spite of not having also finished her GCSE training courses, currently had a pretty excellent idea of what she wished to study at university, as well as where. (If you’re 15 and have no …

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) has released the primary admission list of successful students who have been offered admission into the institution and the Nigerian Scholars team wishes to congratulate all successful students so far on their admission into the university.

Every serious student who gains admission into a tertiary institution has the aim of graduating with a first class distinction or degree. However, the reality is that the number of first class students who graduate each year is less than the number of students who aimed to graduate with first class from the first day. …

Maybe you were class prefect in secondary school. You may have graduated in the top percentile of your graduating class; maybe you were even valedictorian. Possibly you were in a class or group of high scorers. On the other hand, maybe you didn’t do so well in secondary school. Really, it doesn’t generally make a …

Here are 23 Quick Tips and Pieces of Advice for Newly Admitted Students: You have checked your school’s admission list or checked your admission status and have turned out successful. First of all, you deserve to be congratulated. Getting admission into school is no easy feat.

Maybe you have failed JAMB, WAEC or GCE so many times and now you’re wondering whether it is even worth it at all. Perhaps, you are already in school and you are having a frustrating experience. Maybe, the economic climate in the country is discouraging you. Perhaps, you know some of your enviable mates who …