Threedoorsdown:


No it's not. Thanks to banks and their graduate trainee programs. They admit any course so far you meet their requirements.

Blitzking:

Reading this I could picture wat I passed through one of the first 3 medical school in the country and I forever grateful I took that step..wasn't easy.

hakym619:
Sadly, you left out the field of occupational therapy. We are barely 2, 000 practictios serving the country presently. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupational_therapist

oyeb15:
If you don't graduate from Street University, u are nobody in Nigeria.

I learned commercial driving, car repairs, solar installation on d street after my graduation.


That's my survival today. I don't even know where I kept my certificate again.

Blitzking:
U are not serious I swear

ChybuzzDD:


Quacks mean people who are not trained and licensed as doctors, unless you don't know the meaning of quacks.

How does that make the course itself useless??

christejames:
If I mention them, you will think I'm going haywire but I'm somewhat correct


The courses are...

Medicine and Surgery

Pharmacy

Law

Engineering (especially Mechanical)

Computer Science

Note: the question said in Nigeria



And some others that I can't remember now. Those courses eh, you will think after graduation, money will be flowing because to many studying those course they think they are always sought after , the labour market is entirely a different story especially here in Nigeria, without connection or enough capital to start up for yourself, you will just be seeing yourself jumping from one office to the other looking for the firm or company that will at least top even 2k to your current salary so that you will move 😂

christejames:
If I mention them, you will think I'm going haywire but I'm somewhat correct


The courses are...

Medicine and Surgery

Pharmacy

Law

Engineering (especially Mechanical)

Computer Science

Note: the question said in Nigeria



And some others that I can't remember now. Those courses eh, you will think after graduation, money will be flowing because to many studying those course they think they are always sought after , the labour market is entirely a different story especially here in Nigeria, without connection or enough capital to start up for yourself, you will just be seeing yourself jumping from one office to the other looking for the firm or company that will at least top even 2k to your current salary so that you will move 😂

franchasofficia:
If you are a young person reading this, forget what anybody is telling you, please to increase your chances of finding a job or surviving even in the street after graduation from the university or polytechnic, focus on studying any of the below courses:


For science students
Civil engineering
Architecture
Information Technology
Medicine
Nursing
Pharmacy
Laboratory science
Electrical electronics engineering
Mechatronics Engineering
Software engineering
Welding Technology
Mechanical engineering
Radiography


For Art students
Accounting
English linguistics
English and French
Financial Management
Early Child Developmental studies
Supply Chain Management

christejames:
If I mention them, you will think I'm going haywire but I'm somewhat correct


The courses are...

Medicine and Surgery

Pharmacy

Law

Engineering (especially Mechanical)

Computer Science

Note: the question said in Nigeria



And some others that I can't remember now. Those courses eh, you will think after graduation, money will be flowing because to many studying those course they think they are always sought after , the labour market is entirely a different story especially here in Nigeria, without connection or enough capital to start up for yourself, you will just be seeing yourself jumping from one office to the other looking for the firm or company that will at least top even 2k to your current salary so that you will move 😂

christejames:
If I mention them, you will think I'm going haywire but I'm somewhat correct


The courses are...

Medicine and Surgery

Pharmacy

Law

Engineering (especially Mechanical)

Computer Science

Note: the question said in Nigeria



😂

bolu96:


Wow! Thank you for this. I know about some of this before anyway, I just wanted your opinion because I was shocked when I got that comment.

Anyway, I'm currently studying psychology in Unilag, in my 2nd year. What advice do you have for me?

Thank you.

Matheusmartin:
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Apart from law,the other courses on your list can actually put good food on your table if you know what ya doing...

Airlord2030:
They would have been licensed if the course wasn't useless.

Mindlog:


Make effort and graduate with at least Second Class upper, then you can apply and likely be eligible to be granted the Graduate Membership of the British Psychological Society (GMBPsS), I already have it

With it , you can use it to also get the graduate membership of Psychological Society of Ireland. With these graduate memberships, you will be qualified to apply to work as an Assistant Psychologists in the UK and Ireland

Know the pathway you have preference for... Clinical, Counselling, Sports, Education, Health, Forensic, Military etc then hone your interest around it. From my undergrad level, I had interest in how the minds of children work, reason I did my Msc. In Clinical Child Psychology

gr8dom:

Lol.....I studied Soil Science.

I don't know how I got myself there

You supposed don enter farming,they test the soil weh go good for farm

Sprinklepee:
especially Religious studies and philosophy, i graduated from dept of religion uniben, na generator i dey repair, very useless.

KingLennon:
No course is useless, it is just the way you see it. Botany graduates dey follow work for bank these days o

christejames:
If I mention them, you will think I'm going haywire but I'm somewhat correct


The courses are...

Medicine and Surgery

Pharmacy

You see that mechanical engineering own no be lie.
Students graduate without any meaningful skills.
Not properly regulated
It makes most of them unemployable

Law

Engineering (especially Mechanical)

Computer Science

Note: the question said in Nigeria



And some others that I can't remember now. Those courses eh, you will think after graduation, money will be flowing because to many studying those course they think they are always sought after , the labour market is entirely a different story especially here in Nigeria, without connection or enough capital to start up for yourself, you will just be seeing yourself jumping from one office to the other looking for the firm or company that will at least top even 2k to your current salary so that you will move 😂

haybhi1:
To buttress the points of Frsnchasofficia, my Yoruba people, if you're in the Art/Commercial departments, don't slack on language courses like German, Spanish, Mandarin, and Hindi. Study diploma in them, understand them well using Duolingo or so, be fluent and become relevant. The first two can take you overseas easily and but the last two! Oluwa o! Those Asian expatriates will be flocking around you like flies, with good pay like some I know.
Note: I believe you understand English well enough to be able to serve duly as a translator.

Igbo people, I know say una go still come here tomorrow con abuse and bash us. Make una sha take advantage too o... God go judge una bad mouth and behaviour, because I no know why una go just hate people wey no get your time or hate you, in fact, their land dey bless you.

Gwhizzy:
I am studying Early childhood education. I like the course because I have been a teacher. After studying computer science in ND about 10 years ago. I like this my new course because I am eying owning a school. But what other advice can someone else give me here. Thank you

Trueprophet91:

Some of you just sound like the whole world started and ended in Lagos. Like everyone is either Igbo or Yoruba.
Even if it's not true, your comments here say otherwise and it makes you look so dumb!

arinzos:

Are botanists meant to work in banks?

gr8dom:

Lol.....I studied Soil Science.

I don't know how I got myself there