[size=40pt] LAW

SO MANY BROKE LAWYERS OUT THERE [/size]

as for engineers they keep dreaming of chevron

while they trek their shoes out

O what?

I'm sure you are just playing the devil's advocate. I have a colleague like you.

Forever overhyped!!!

As long as LAW makes the list, op you're 100% correct.

NonFarmPayrol:
[size=40pt] LAW



SO MANY BROKE LAWYERS OUT THERE [/size]

We have yeared you!

I was a lil' bit hasty typing this.Forgive any grammatical blunder or contextual error.[/quote]
if you can be hasty in typing it - means not much thought was put into it

Overhyped and over subscribed...
#Proudly Statistican

Everybody wants to be an engineer, The rest who doesn't want to be engineers want to be doctors. Engineering Faculties in universities all over Nigeria are churning out thousands of engineering graduates every year, Competition is tough even with a good result. They are thousands of engineers now working in banks . They are many underestimated courses out there that can give you a great job even outside the oil industry and your grades really don't matter much(Unless you want to be in the academic Field). Most of such courses are in the environmental faculty like Quantity surveying, Land surveying, Estate management, Urban and regional planning etc. Most people won't even think of studying this courses unless they are forced, but when they do they won't regret it. They are few professionals in these fields so competition isn't much even with lower grades.

Not to say that what you study determine your success tho but if you don't have the zeal or capital to be entrepreneurs then some courses have a higher rate of employment.

Well, I'm an engineering graduate but I'd have to agree with you on the inclusion there. Most of our Engineering graduates have abandoned site jobs for white collar jobs. Just like the accountants, they want to sit in front of the computer, inside fully airconditioned offices, while artisans takes over their field. It's quite sad and also disheartening is the fact that COREN and NSE aren't doing anything to help (like the medical bodies do).

What you studied cannot make you, but what you make out of that which you studied will make you. By the way, money still remains a means to an end, its never an end itself. So, it baffles me that you indirectly pegged fulfillment to financial earning ability from one's occupation . . . too bad.

Citing your analogy, I put it to you that the first step towards earning much/building wealth is, foremost through mastery of an art (become the best in whatever you find yourself studying/learning), then after that commercialize your service - once you can chose your team wisely, believe you me, you are as good as made.

Idrismusty97:
Everybody wants to be an engineer, The rest who doesn't want to be engineers want to be doctors. Engineering Faculties in universities all over Nigeria are churning out thousands or engineering graduates every year, Competition is tough even with a good result.

thanks for being sincere. gone are the days a 2.1 in engineering was news.


without God on your side and some luck you might end up a teller or in the matketing dept

Accounting shouldn't be on the bro,you said some engineering students are fast changing their carriers like writing professional exams like ICAN,ACCA,ANAN and the rest that means the profession rocks and you're still contradicting yourself my mentioning accounting in your list

Accounting shouldn't be on the list bro,you said some engineering students are fast changing their carriers by writing professional exams like ICAN,ACCA,ANAN and the rest that means the profession rocks and you're still contradicting yourself my mentioning accounting in your list

CosmeticChemist:
A “career path” ruled by time, populated by crooks, cons, and corporate manipulators with your life wagered as the
gamble is a dirty, rotten alley.

You my friend deserve a can of orijin zero cos I'm sure efikos like you dnt take alcohol

Let them know it's not something to rejoice about.. It's a bad omen for Nigeria & Africa as a whole

Kaycee625:

So what do you suggest people read? French huh!
Just shut dafuq, whatever you read just pray for God's blessings, i know a lady whoose a medical consultant and she is less than 40, she gets more than a million per month from different hospitals . I know civil engineers who aren't working in the oil industry or even with multinationals but they are millionaires, so you don't castigate someones profession cos its not an easy feat to graduate from uni with a good result regardless of whatever you face thereafter

same old tales. i know this . i know that?

french is not bad. cause my dad read that and became the diplomat he was and we had the opportunity to criss cross the globe

pulsa:
computer science is the best for now.

Have you heard of CyberSecurity Science in futminna....

simonjassy:
I agree with the op on all her points except for geology......geology is a better paying course if you don't look at it from the "I want to work in an oil company" perspective. The op's statement on geology is only made valid because of our youths crave oil company jobs..........

I am aspiring to study geology in UI this year and I pray DAT Jehovah in his infinite mercy grant me success....

The genesis of your problem. You just discredit the OP simply because you want to study geology, en it? Because I can't see any other reason why you think OP is wrong. At least not from you.

Well, let's suppose you're not looking to work in oil company. So na where you want work? Water company? Better take advice and think twice. If you like the course, then, good riddance. But don't fault the OP. If na for job, then, leave Jehovah out of it and think of something else.

Coming from an Engineer (I agree that Engineering is overrated). Check this post for some advice
https://orjichidi./2014/01/13/g-p-must-not-fall/

I wouldn't say you are right or wrong but i do like to know what you studied if you see everything wrong with these courses .

sammyomal:
Have you heard of CyberSecurity Science in futminna....

no, but it seems interesting.

ubcandid:
I think the OP is MYPOPIC IN THINKING, YOU DONT KNOW WHAT ENGINEERING IS ALL ABOUT!!!

Please enlighten him about engineering.

It shows you don't get his argument. He is not claiming that these courses are not useful. He is just talking about their market value after graduation (which is the reason many people opt for it).

Proffdada:
6. Political science

Lol. Na course be that

NonFarmPayrol:
[size=40pt] LAW

SO MANY BROKE LAWYERS OUT THERE [/size]

as for engineers they keep dreaming of chevron

while they trek their shoes out

Dude how take know ....... Me don tire to dey waka dey submit CV.

sammyomal:

Have you heard of CyberSecurity Science in futminna....

. my friend is doing his master in CyberSecurity Science in Malaysia and he studied computer science at Futminna.

fawaz050:
[b]Hmm,These days people no Longer chase their dreams we flow with Time.Thus,the major reasons why those courses are oversubscribed

Today,we forget the most sucessful people are the Ones who venture into what they Like.

Those Courses aren't Overhyped Infact No course is Inferior.The Problem is when most graduates of the course studied it not for Love But for how Lucrative it Is

Even a street tailor could be richer than a doctor.If he Loves his Job, Creativity would flow naturally and with creativity comes Patronage


In Essence,One should Look Inward and not Pretend a Particular course is one's dream course when Infact One is Actually flowing with the tide

I asked someone recently about her desired course and she almost immediately said Biz Admin.I could sense her response was Passionless.She clearly said it without a major Ambition,thats the main problem

We all wanna become Lawyers,Acc,engs,docs but not everyone gat the dream.do u get it.

If u have that Ambition,You shall suceed no matter what,cos the fire will keep on burning in U



Forgive my grammatical frailties,as long as u grab my view,ba Laipi

My 2cents


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how i wish i could ship you 3 crates of any drink you want right away.

It was not their fault....If the system was how it should be, those are great course and profession any parent would like their kids to go into...

Underdeveloped country will always be one... where any one can venture into anything just to survive....where an engineer can be a bank manager...

Topic should be... Top courses to study in Nigeria. This op eh, e be like say them use your brain cook soup.

on this note.... 'l advice u 2 get a particular handwork doing. LOBATAN

na lie,...

Sociology
Mass Comm

These courses are like Toyota Camry in Nigeria!

fawaz050:
[b]Hmm,These days people no Longer chase their dreams we flow with Time.Thus,the major reasons why those courses are oversubscribed

Today,we forget the most sucessful people are the Ones who venture into what they Like.

Those Courses aren't Overhyped Infact No course is Inferior.The Problem is when most graduates of the course studied it not for Love But for how Lucrative it Is

Even a street tailor could be richer than a doctor.If he Loves his Job, Creativity would flow naturally and with creativity comes Patronage


In Essence,One should Look Inward and not Pretend a Particular course is one's dream course when Infact One is Actually flowing with the tide

I asked someone recently about her desired course and she almost immediately said Biz Admin.I could sense her response was Passionless.She clearly said it without a major Ambition,thats the main problem

We all wanna become Lawyers,Acc,engs,docs but not everyone gat the dream.do u get it.

If u have that Ambition,You shall suceed no matter what,cos the fire will keep on burning in U



Forgive my grammatical frailties,as long as u grab my view,ba Laipi

My 2cents


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CC:Lalasticlala come chi chom chin
this one day hot o

Guy, even if ur grammar is disjointed, which it isn't, u killed the issue. U make sense die

the reason why our lawyers barely get good paying jobs is simply because Nigeria is a lawless country...no law no work for the teeming lawyers...

I still don't understand your reasons for them being over hyped.

Is it because the pay isn't so fantastic by government standards? It's not always about money though.

These courses all provide a platform for those who study it. E.g medicine is one of the professions that's very fluid. You can practice in any other country in the world if you so wish. You already have a platform here in Nigeria where you've been opportuned to study at little or no costs with no debts post graduate, you're able to see diverse cases, you're equally able to diagnose patients with limited resources here in Naija.
It makes a lot of financial sense to study here in Naija, and go abroad for your post graduate training.
What of engineering? Its equally a profession where they can practice anywhere, and their services are genuinely needed.
Even accountancy provides a background to build on for those who decide to tow that line.
All these courses you mentioned are not just for every tom dick and harry. You really have to be intelligent to study them. The requirements to study them are stringent.
They are also professional courses. They are respected worldwide.
IMO, when its about financial benefits, the accountants/financial analysts are the fat cats. Engineering has a lot of perks too, and even medicine provided you're a master in your field.