RE: RE: Sam’s Hangout #97 - “DOUBLE ADMISSIONS”
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RE: Sam’s Hangout #97 - “DOUBLE ADMISSIONS”

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This is a beautiful topic to discuss, about if students should be allowed to hold multiple admissions at the same time. Personally I would say it's not good. I know such a person would as well have their reasons, but then they should also think about some other qualified students who are left stranded at home and are praying for one, while they hoard two or more.

I think that was yesterday, I saw a tweet where someone talked about this multiple admission of a thing and jamb replied the individual, asking him how one person would hold two admissions at a time and denying somebody else of the opportunity. Most students today see such as a backup plan, like just in case.....

Also, about if a student can commit to two institutions at a time and still come out good, I would say it depends and the capability of such a student. Any student who would decide to do such must know if he's mentally, physically and all ...cally* able to carry both. Because it will drain them if energy, money and all. I have about two friends of mine while I was still in school who were also students of another institution. The first had to drop out of my school to be focused on the other, while the second guy did both till he graduated, and at the end, he came out with good grades, just that one was better than one. He's intelligent, but then it goes beyond that, he was even doing different courses in both. Even though his parents are rich, still it tells on him, on his health and all.

We wey dey run one program self they get time wey be say we go fit like to just stop, as it is tiring and draining, not to talk of somebody with two. Two different calendars, two different exam schedules, different lecturers, different schools and all.

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