Quote from: Rruchi man on Today at 08:40:34 AM

Quote from: Wiwo on June 02, 2022, 10:01:25 PM

The tin be say how many of our university curriculum/courses get real life meaning, infact Nigeria academic curriculum don expire, most of them without real world meaning.

Not all university courses are a waste of time, there are still some gainful university courses you can study that can give you an edge in society and have practical applications. Wetin just dey sup most times for naija na say we dey choose to study things wey nor revolve around our passion, sometimes it is not our fault really but traditional crude thinking of everyone wanting to become a doctor, an engineer, a lawyer etc (environmental factor) and also the fact that our government has neglected the educational sector and constantly frustrated it's program through incessant strikes and poor funding.

Say for instance you like to draw & sketch normally, why not delve into Architecture, Fine and applied arts, wetin you dey follow your friends and opinions of people dey go apply for Medicine? If you really love acting for instance, wetin you dey find for Pharmacy? Or you really like business, why you apply for engineering?

Also, everyone must not go to the university, there are schools that offer professional courses and certification in some courses not traditionally in the university curriculum... If you like journalism for instance, after secondary school education, go straight to obtain a degree in a specialised Journalism school, likewise photography, computer programming etc you don't need to waste time going through the university when you know that what you are studying has no relationship with your passion.

What i mean in short be say, nor talk say our all our university courses nor get meaning, na mostly sake of say we choose to follow the one wey society talk dey okay based on money than our real passion.