Hi guys, so let's have a conversation, what do you think is your take on the topic, someone at the age of 14 becoming a student in the higher institution, is it good or bad? Should it be encouraged or discouraged? What are the pros and cons, do you think it's too early? What experiences have you seen someone in that position face or what personal experience would you like to share in respect to the topic....
#lets talk and share our thoughts....

I think it should be discouraged.

Our education system should work in a way that when you're 17, that's when you should finish secondary school so that by 18, you're an adult and can be responsible for your choices while going into the university.

15, 16, 17 normal age.

14 or 15 years is rather too early.The law says 16yrs anyway.

That's the best age to enter education captivity.



You are the sb.

Don't let small kids into university. They will still be who they are meant to be without rushing them through life. Unless they want to, stop forcing them through classes.

They can't live out all your fantasies.

I think 16 Above is cool but you know ASUU and other factors involved

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By the time u finish school at 30 and prospective employers demand 10years of experience, you'd understand why parents try to rush their kids..

Uyi168:
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By the time u finish school at 30 and prospective employers demand 10years of experience, you'd understand why parents try to rush their kids..

This ur statement cannot justify the question...... Lol

Surviving in higher institutions is beyond academic brilliance and more of mental resilience, maturity, emotional maturity and psychological development. Such age s gap should however be discouraged. This is one of the key reasons most kids are rapidly influenced early in school...most of them usually lose focus when the fun fair and euphoria of being admitted to school is final eroded like 'ox bow lake'. Less than average rarely come out strong with a well achieved goal.

@Chiomafavy