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Why Secondary School Leavers Shun Admission Into Polytechnics by eliboy92(m): 8:21am On May 02, 2016 |
The dichotomy between university and polytechnic graduates calls for government attention, as it appears to be one of the reasons many students are not willing to accept admission into Nigerian polytechnics. Over the years, students seeking tertiary education always wanted to attend universities. Few who are in polytechnics or have graduated from polytechnics did so as a last resort. The reason why student don’t want polytechnics is that (1) UTME cutoff mark: university needs minimum of 180 while polytechnic accept 150 (2) In the polytechnic system, the Cumulative Grade Point Average CGPA, is 4.0, while that of the university is 5.0. (3) polytechnic spend a minimum of five years on any course to obtain HND, while the university undergraduate spends four years, while some specialized courses, like engineering take five years, while architecture and medicine, take six and seven years respectively. (4) If you get to most polytechnics in Nigeria, it is the university graduates that are employed as lecturers. The authorities seldom employ polytechnic graduates as lecturers. (5) While universities require five credits, including English and Mathematics, polytechnics are satisfied with four credits, to include Mathematics and English. Some polytechnics even accept a pass in English. (6) There is great difference in their salary, where B. Sc start from a higher level and HND starts from a lower level of minimal wage. Because of this, there are over one million admission spaces in the polytechnics and colleges of education, students are not willing to accept the offers. It is difficult to persuade prospective students that university and polytechnic certificates carry the same weight. They really have to equalise HND and B.Sc … I went to poly which I am proud of and don’t want to be underestimated by any university student…. ONE LOVE MY NAIJA PIPO ABEG PUT YOUR MOUTH FOR THIS TOPIC IF WATIN I BRING COME STILL DEY BOTHER YOU… |
Re: Why Secondary School Leavers Shun Admission Into Polytechnics by Emu4life(m): 9:56am On May 02, 2016 |
gud talk |
Re: Why Secondary School Leavers Shun Admission Into Polytechnics by MrScript(m): 11:18am On May 02, 2016 |
HND in Telecommunication and B.sc in computer science via Direct entry, which would you go for? |
Re: Why Secondary School Leavers Shun Admission Into Polytechnics by eliboy92(m): 2:19pm On May 30, 2016 |
I'll go for the Bsc just because it is hype |
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