i was granted admission into the polytechnic ibadanbut i don't know anything about them for now,pls let know when they will be resuming and every other info i will be needing.thankx dammiac

nothing much for now cos the ful time finished their exams last week and pt are still on campus. as for now nothing much in skool. if u want to know more u can get intouch with me on my line fataiiyo @ yahoo . com
safe!!!

i graduated from that school , the school is very good but, companies don't recon with HND certificates again infact there are enough discrimmination about this please try university God will help u

fatiiyo, it tosin the guy in civil. i lent dt the hnd interview list is out (full-time) when is the date for d interview and do we get a new scrach card or we make use of d former one dt was purchased for d form

hi pls i apply too for ibadan poly hndfull time programme.pls how much is the new scratch card .lakefist

hello!!! the card is N1,200

angie boy:

i graduated from that school , the school is very good but, companies don't recon with HND certificates again infact there are enough discrimmination about this please try university God will help u

Please listen to this advice and save yourselves from "had i known". Look for the nearest university in your locality, go there and get a Bsc.

hello ishmael,how many university is in ur locality that u can get admmision as easy as u have said, if u dont know wat to say wit ur mouth,go and blow whistle wit ur mouth if u dnt know wat 2 do ur time online,

thanx for that info.

KEMITE:

hello ishmael,how many university is in your locality that u can get admmision as easy as u have said, if u don't know what to say wit your mouth,go and blow whistle wit your mouth if u dnt know what 2 do your time online,

i have two universities in my locality.

There are too many universities now in nigeria (state, private and federal), unlike before when we had like say 40 universities in the country.

polytechnics and their certificates are looked down at in nigeria, so why waste your time going there when your HND certificate would be classified as a certificate slightly above O'levels?

and lastly i use my mouth to talk, eat, kiss etc.

hello ishmael,
am kemite friend, i read ur views on the poly issue. i left secondary schl in 2002 and am now in HND2 and attemptin UME 2 times without success. not that i neva wish 2 go 2 a uni but i dnt want 2 stay at home. my friends dt we finished 2gether are still @ home tryin 2 find uni in their area. think of this

Tosin wole:

hello ishmael,
am kemite friend, i read your views on the poly issue. i left secondary schl in 2002 and am now in HND2 and attemptin UME 2 times without success. not that i never wish 2 go 2 a uni but i dnt want 2 stay at home. my friends dt we finished 2gether are still @ home tryin 2 find uni in their area. think of this

Have you tried getting admission in any of the private universities?? polytechnics are good but the society and labour market looks down at the HND certificate, that is the problem. I passed thru poly too and have HND too, but i still don't encourage people to go there especially the young ones.

alright ishmael, private university is not 4 civil servants' children. were do u xpect me to get over N150,000 for my fees per section when am still struggling to pay the meagre fee in public schls. now resumin 4 HND 2, i av to pick up a job as a data operator so as to meet up with d challenges of fees, project, txts books and other things dt u know. ishmeal, funds has been the major deterrent from private schl. and the few universities keeps reducing their intakes every year and increasin their requirements

Tosin, don't worry it is well whether you have a Bsc or HND. But we still need to educate the society, make dem believe that polytechnics are as good as the universities in terms of theory and better than them in terms of practical; and the HND certificate is just an equivalent of the BTech and BSc. Private universities really are for the rich at the moment, but i believe soon the poor too would be able to afford the fees.