Without wasting much time, let's go straight to the reasons:
1) Amazing Network & Cult like Alumni: Whether you hope to
look for a job post graduation or establish a company, private
universities offer you a rich resource in your classmates, friends as
the first point of call. Most alumni networks deliberately perpetuate
and facilitate the growth of their school mates in various industries.
2) Preparedness For The Work
Place: most private universities are well known to groom graduates for
an easy transition to corporate Nigeria. It's no news that young private
universities with relatively lesser number of graduates are dominating
the corporate sector. From PwC, KPMG to Access bank it's clear that
graduates of private are favoured for these jobs.
3) A place of Incubation:
while public universities are trailed with tales of adolescents who
miss it at young age - Internet fraud(yahoo yahoo), Abortions, Partying.
Many private universities offers you a place where peer pressure has
been silenced to a large degree to allow you discover yourself and grow
out your impressionable years. At graduation you would be more matured
to make informed decisions about your life. There is nothing remarkable
about living a reckless life in the name of enjoying life only to bear
bitter consequences later on life. Some might point out to certain
events where private university students equally behaved immoral.
However, this is rather exceptions than the norm.
4) Comfort-ability & Safety:
Who would pass over quality on-campus residency with electrical,
transport, medical and security services for a leaky room in Unilag?
A
lot of people from public varsities wrongly pride In stressful
education. But you know, with all the stressful education they had
they've failed to make Nigeria a better place for many decades they
exclusively produced graduates. You also know that the founders of
Facebook, Google, Microsoft where all product of an elite private
education system US. Therefore there is obviously no correlation between
stress and creativity or progress.
5) Diversity: While
public university grads continue to make snarky unintelligible
correlation between private universities and secondary schools - It
would be important to note that the private higher education sector is
more diverse than the public ones.
For deep seated Christians, Church Universities are available to cater for their academic and spiritual needs.
Islamic universities cater for Muslims academically and spiritually.
For
socially active kids universities such as Igbinedion, Baze, Nile, AUN,
PAU etc offer awesome social activities in addition to top notch
education.
6) Better Scholarship Opportunities Post Graduation
As
an implication of aforementioned points, Graduates of private varsities
are likely to graduate with better grades because of a suitable system
that encourages excellence. This becomes crucially important when
jostling for scholarship opportunities when applying to schools outside
Nigeria.
Feel free to add your reasons too...
Thursday, 21 March 2019
Education: Six Reasons Why You Should Attend Private Universities
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