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Advice by Oluwadrey44(m): 2:19pm On Jul 01 |
I am a 27yr old boy,can I still go to school? cause right now I feel like school is not a scam and I’m an orphan. please advise if it’s worth it. Cause I’m getting depressed lately feeling like I’ve missed out on a bright future😭 |
Re: Advice by Namaster: 2:19pm On Jul 01 |
Go to school and study a professional course. 27 is still young. |
Re: Advice by Oluwadrey44(m): 2:32pm On Jul 01 |
Namaster: Namaster: Namaster: Namaster:please like what course do you suggest?I’m blurred and totally confused right now, and I feel like I’ve waste away my golden years 😭😭 |
Re: Advice by AdeCityzen(m): 2:33pm On Jul 01 |
Namaster:Boss studying at 27 na waste of time, Op learn crafts or join content creators |
Re: Advice by Namaster: 3:01pm On Jul 01 |
Oluwadrey44: Your golden years have not been wasted. Going back to school for a better future is NEVER late even if you are 44. On courses: If you were a science student in SS, go for a course like Medicine and Surgery, Veterinary Medicine, Pharmacy, Computer Science or Mathematics. Avoid courses like Biochemistry, Microbiology and all these questionable engineering courses in Nigerian universities. If you were an Art student in SS, study Law. If there's option for specialisation, go for Property Law. Whatever you do, AVOID courses like Mass communication, Theatre Arts, Sociology, Psychology, etc. If you were a Commercial student in SS, go for Accounting. Avoid courses like Marketing, Insurance, IRPM, etc. You will notice that most of the courses I recommend are highly COMPETITIVE and not so easy to navigate. That's because it's completely POINTLESS to go to university, especially when you'll be sponsoring yourself, for a useless course without a DEFINITE path into the workforce. Good luck. Remember that it's NEVER too late to do something that'll IMPROVE your life. |
Re: Advice by Oluwadrey44(m): 3:28pm On Jul 01 |
Namaster:I really wish I can dm you. I was a commercial student and also you think part time is best at this point in time? |
Re: Advice by Namaster: 3:52pm On Jul 01 |
Oluwadrey44: Go for accounting and START writing ICAN exams (ATS) in the second semester of your first year. Don't dawdle on this. Research ICAN-accredited universities and apply there. Also be on the lookout for bursary and scholarships. Also, doing it part-time would NOT be ideal. You want to save time as much as possible. You can still hustle while studying FULL-TIME. But it wouldn't be easy. That's where the scholarships and bursary would come in handy. If they cover your tuition and some other expenses, you'll not need to hustle TOO hard to make up.the shortfall. ANOTHER reason full-time is the best is that it'd give you the option to mingle with a LOT more students. That provides you with business opportunities like assignment writing, printing and photocopying, tutorials, etc. That'll be difficult to do as a part-time student. |
Re: Advice by Oluwadrey44(m): 4:01pm On Jul 01 |
Namaster:bro I don’t know if it’s right to just ask for your WhatsApp,but here is mine please I need more of your advice please please😭 |
Re: Advice by Namaster: 4:18pm On Jul 01 |
Oluwadrey44: Remove your digits. I will NOT be calling you or reaching out on WhatsApp. Ask your questions here and I'll answer. Other people will also chip in with better ideas. Good luck. |
Re: Advice by Oluwadrey44(m): 5:55pm On Jul 01 |
Namaster:ok bro I’ll ask you from here anytime there’s a confusion thanks |
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