Healthy Eating FG to provide milk for millions of students

Worried about the state of malnutrition of Nigerian students, TheFederal Governmenthas made plans to provide a litre of milk a day to over 30,000,000 children in secondary and primary schools under the school feedingprogramme.
According toUNESCOinvestigations, 24 per cent of Nigerian children under the age of five are under weight while 37 per cent are malnourished.
Vanguardreports that the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, disclosed that the Federal Government is determined to tackle the case of malnutrition in the country. The case of unhealthy eating, he said, will result in low intelligent quotient of children.

n a meeting in with West African Milk Company (WAMCO) in Abuja, Ogbeh also disclosed that next year, the government will embark on a programmeto develop massive grazing grounds for cattle to improve the quality of beef and milk in Nigeria, while also making things a little more comfortable for cattle rearers.

He also explained that his ministry will acquire 10 deep water rigs from the Borno State Government and build windmills to operate wells that will provide water for the planned grazing grounds.

Responding, Managing Director of the company, Mr. Rahul Colaco, explained that WAMCO, producer of Peak milk brand which has been in operation in Nigeria for about 60 years, was committed to creating the most professional and attractive dairy production in the country.

In Enugu Undergraduate earn PhD scholarship through text message

Leader, Enugu State House of Assembly,Mr. Ikechukwu Ezugwu, every year, awards scholarshipsto indigents students in various tertiary institution in the country
This year, an undergraduate of Geology, University of Port-Harcourt, Rivers State, Paul Chidozie, 26 was one of those who got the honors.
Paul Chidoziealso impressed the House of Assembly leader when he wished Ezugwu well on his birthday and expressed his appreciation for the scholarship through a text message.
South East Voice watched as tears of joy rolled down freely on the House Leader’s chicks with nostalgia, that out of 20 persons who benefited from the yearly scholarship scheme, only Chiedozie deemed it fit to come back to show appreciation and wish him many happy returns on his birthday.
Ezugwu told South-East Voice that in the last three years, he had marked his birthday by reaching out to the less privileged.

I decided to celebrate my birthday annually by selecting two undergraduates from 10 wards in Udenu Local Government Area on merit for the award of scholarships. This is the third year into this scheme and I am bent on expanding, so that more people would benefit.
“Usually, November 24 is my birthday which I have decided to be marking with giving of awards. Out of the undergraduates that have been receiving this, Chiedozie was the only one who remembered to wish me well on my birthday. I was so touched emotionally and that singular gesture has earned him a full scholarship to PhD level.

“Even if am not alive (God forbid) the machinery to ensure that he studied to PhD level has been put in place. My prayer is that at some point in life, the beneficiaries will do unto others, that which has been done unto them. I urge them to prudently utilize the funds to advance the course of their academic pursuit. Shun vices that will detract them from giving their career utmost attention.

WAEC New National Office Head appointed

The West African Examination Council ( WAEC), has appointed new Head of National Officer,Mr Isaac Adenipekun.
Vanguardreports that Adenipekun’s appointment is coming on the heels of the retirement of Mr Charles Eguridu, the immediate past head of national office.
Public Affairs Officer of the council,Mr Demianus Ojijeogudisclosed this new appointment in a statement on Thursday in Lagos.
Mr Charles Eguridu, the immediate past head of national office retired from the service of the council on Tuesday.
According to the statement, Adenipekun, hails from Osun State and graduated from the then University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife) in 1983.

University Ranking 28 Nigerian varsities among the best in the world

Executive Secretary, Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND),Prof. Suleiman Bogoro, has said that 28 Nigerian universities were ranked among the best tertiary institutions in Africa,Vanguardreports.
Bogoro said this during an interactive session with members of theCivil Society Organisations(CSOs) and the media, organised by Partners for Electoral Reforms (PER) in Abuja.
While explaining thatTETFUND made huge investment over the last four years in tertiary institutionsacross the country, he said, “four to five years ago, no Nigerian university was ranked among the top 100 in Africa, but today, we have 28 Nigerian universities among the best in the continent.
“I thank God that even the National Universities Commission (NUC) credit TETFUND for that progression.’’ According to him, TETFUND has established Department of Research and Development with a view to encouraging partnership in research and industries in the country,"he added.
Bogoro also appreciated everyone that made this possible.“I am happy to work with staff that believe that education is the best avenue through which we can make Nigeria rise to more competitive level in the international community.’’ He, however, urged CSOs to continue to push for electoral reform, noting that “if we get the electoral process correct, it is likely to move Nigeria forward and deepen our democracy.’’
He commended the convener of the interactive session for providing a platform that would assist in deepening democracy and the electoral process in the country.

Omg! is This the Shortest Female Corper in Nigeria? (See Photo)

A picture of a National Youth Corp Member is trending online with many people noticing her very unique stature.
The picture making rounds on the internet

The picture above surfaced online recently and has caused caused ripples online as people have begun talking about the height of the lady in the middle.

While the location of the picture is uncertain, the very unique stature of the lady in question has been the source of amazement to netizens as many say they have not seen a corp member that short before.

The lady is simply identified as Tade, and she is said to be the shortest among her mates.

FUPRE UTME 2nd Supplementary Admission List For 2015/2016 Release

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Authorities of the Federal University of Petroleum Resources Effurun has release the UTME 2nd supplementary admission list of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into various degree programmes of the Federal University of Petroleum Resources Effurun for the 2015/2016 academic session.
Candidates who duly registered and participated in the 2015/2016 Post-UTME screening exercise of the Federal University of Petroleum Resources Effurun can now check their admission status.
Candidates can predetermined their admission status by following the procedure as enumerated below;
i. To check your admission status, visit http://www.fupre.edu.ng/utme/
ii. Enter your JAMB Reg Number and Password in the spaces provided.
iii. Click on “Login” to predetermined your admission status.

OOU Lecturers Embark On An Indefinite Strike Over Unpaid Salaries

Members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Olabisi Onabanjo University(OOU), Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, on Wednesday, began indefinite strike over unpaid salaries.

9jaschoolgist recalls that the university teachers, last Monday, protested against the alleged underfunding of the institution established some 33 years ago.

The decision to embark on strike was rea‎ched at the end of the union’s meeting, on Wednesday.
Speaking with newsmen, the ASUU chairman of the institution, Deji Agboola, alleged that the visitor to the school and the governor of the state, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, the Governing Council ‎and the institution’s authorities refused to take action of their demands.

He noted that the demands of the lecturers were genuine considering the state of the school in maintaining enviable positions among other institutions in the country.

UNILORIN Supplementary Admission List 2015/2016 Out On JAMB Portal

This is to inform all intending students of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), that the 2015/2016 supplementary Admission List of successful candidates is now available on JAMB’S website.

Candidates who participated in its 2015/2016 Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), can now check their admission status on jamb website by clicking on the following link; 

http://www:jamb.org.ng /postregistrationefacility /CheckAdmissionStatus.aspx?i

On the landing page, Enter your Jamb registration number in the space provided.

Click on the title“CHECK admission status”.

Note that the lists are been uploaded regularly so candidates are advised to keep on checking their admission status on JAMB website if you are yet to see your name. Also any admitted candidate that his/her admission details differs from the one yet to be uploaded or already uploaded on the preferred institution’s website should immediately report such to the admission office of his or her preferred institution for further instruction.

Congratulations in advance.

UNN Postgraduate Admission List 2015/2016 Release

This is to inform members of the public that the authorities of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka has officially release its 2015/2016 Postgraduate admission list of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into the Postgraduate programmes of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka for the 2015/2016 academic session.
Successful candidates are hereby informed that Postgraduate Studies for the 2015/2016 Session will resume on11 January, 2016. The detailed information on payment of acceptance/school fees and other registration procedures will be communicated to you in due course. The attached time-table of events for the 2015/2016 Postgraduate programme of the University is also for your guidance.
The UNN 2015/2016 Postgraduate admission list can be access via the PDF file below;

Click link to download PG Admission - Primary List


 http://www.unn.edu.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/2015-2016-PG-Admission-1st-Batch.pdf

UNN Revised Time Table Of Events For 2015/2016 Session

The management of University of Nigeria, Nsukka has release the Revised Time Table Of Events for the 2015/2016 academic session
REVISED TIME TABLE OF EVENTS FOR 2015/2016 ACADEMIC SESSION
FIRST SEMESTER, 2015/2016
JANUARY 2016 Monday, 11
–Arrival/Registration begins for all students
–Monday, 18 Lectures begin for all students
FEBRUARY 2016
–Monday 08Registration ends for all students.
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–Tuesday 09Friday 12 – Saturday 13
Monday 15 – Sunday 21
Monday 22
Tuesday 23Late registration begins for all students.Orientation lecture/matriculation.
Convocation Ceremonies
Sale of application forms for 2016/2017 admissions.
Board meeting of SPGS holds.
MARCH 2016
–Easter break.Monday 14 – Sunday 20
–Monday, 21Lectures resume.
APRIL 2015
–Friday 08Lectures end.
–Monday 11Revision begins.
–Monday 18Revision ends.
Tuesday 19First Semester examination begins
–Friday 29End of sale and submission of application forms.
MAY 2016
–Monday 16First Semester examination ends/end of First Semester
–Monday 23Submission of First Semester results begins.
Second Semester
–Monday 23Second Semester lectures begin
JUNE 2016
–Monday 06Submission of First Semester results end.
–Tuesday 07Board meeting of SPGS holds
–Saturday 18SPGS screening examination holds.
JULY 2016 Tuesday 19
–Meeting of Admission Committee holds
AUGUST 2016
–Monday 22Second semester lecture ends
–Tuesday 23Revision begins.
–Tuesday 30Revision endsend
– Wednesday 31Second Semester Examinations begin
SEPTEMBER 2016
–Wednesday 28Second Semester examinations end
OCTOBER 2016
–Wednesday 05Submission of results begin
–Tuesday 11Board meeting
–Wednesday 26Submission of results end.
–Wednesday 05 – Friday 28SPGS Workshop/Synopsis/Research grant writing/methodology
Monday 31End of 2015/2016 session.
SUMMARY FOR THE SESSION
First Semester: Lecture 12 Weeks
Revision 1 Week
Examinations 4 Weeks
Total 17 Weeks
Second Semester: Lecture 13 Weeks
Revision 1 Week
Examinations 4 Weeks
Total 18 Weeks
Grand Total for the
Session 35 Weeks

Rector Of Maritime Academy Of Nigeria Is Dead

Credible information reaching us confirmed that the Rector of Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron, Joshua Okpo, is dead.
liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine gathered that, Mr. Okpo died Tuesday in Abuja, where he had travelled to for an official business of the academy.
A source at the academy told our correspondent that Mr. Okpo was expected to be at the National Assembly on Tuesday morning to discuss the academy’s budget with lawmakers.
The source said when staff of the academy waited at the National Assembly complex for the rector and did not see or hear from him for several hours, they drove to his residence in Abuja, where they found him dead in his room.
The cause of death was not yet known as at the time of filing this report.
Mr. Okpo’s body was said to have been deposited in the mortuary at the National Hospital, Abuja.

"Stop Giving Offerings In Redeemed Churches If....." - Pastor Adeboye

The annual congress of the Redeemed Christian Church Of God(RCCG) commenced yesterday at the Redemption Camp with General Overseer, Pastor Enoch Adeboye kicking it off with the sermon topic The Flood Of Love.
This congress themed The Floodgates of Heaven has brought together hundreds of thousands of people from all walks of life to the Camp. Speaking yesterday, Pastor Adeboye revealed why the church, which is one of the wealthiest in the world, still takes offerings.
According to the highly-revered man of God,”Let me tell you the truth;the only reason we still take offerings is to get you out of poverty.
From today if you’re not sure of your salvation don’t “ever” give when it’s time for offerings in RCCG. When you give offerings you’re sending money to heaven.”

CBN To Re-Introduce Coins To Halt Inflation

The Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN) has disclosed that it plans to reintroduce coins currency into circulation to reduce high cost of goods and services in the country.
The Head, External Communications, Corporate Communication Department, CBN, Mr Isaac A. Okorafor who stated this in Ilorin on Tuesday during the interactive session with farmer associations, businessmen and women said the apex bank had done that in the past but many Nigerians did not use the currency.
Okorafor, who was responding to the participants’ questions, noted that since the currency was not utilised by citizens, it lost its value.
He observed that the usage of coins currency in advanced countries reduce inflation and make farms and manufactured goods cost less.
Okorafor said coins currency lost value because Nigerians were not producing stressing that most commodities were jerked up.
“In future, CBN may reintroduce coins. If you go abroad, it is very easy to buy with coins and sometimes, you collect coins as a change and it will be accepted by citizens of that country. So, those of you that have coins should keep it, you can become rich one day”.
An Assistant Director, Development Finance Department,Babatunde Ogunlaja while enlightening the participants disclosed that about N250 billion was made available by CBN for various business associations to access stressing that N40 billion has so far been disbursed.
He advised participants to lodge any complaint of cheating and financial malpractices against them by any financial institutions stressing that the apex bank would redress it immediately.
The CBN also counseled prospective farmer associations and businessmen and women at the interactive session to make use of the credit facilities available at the apex bank noting that many State Governments had utilised the opportunity to empower their people.

Police Arrest Katsina Lecturer Over Sexual Harassment

A philandering lecturer of the Katsina State
School of Nursing and Midwifery (names witheld)
has been apprehended by the police for allegedly
attempting to have carnal knowledge with one of
the female students.
liveschoolnews.com.nggrapevine gathered that
the lecturer asked the female student out and
threatened to fail her if she failed to agree to his
demands.
Sources said the female student had severally
rebuffed the advances of the lecturer but
became agitated when the lecturer threatened to
fail her if she refused to succumb.
It was further gathered that following the threat
from the lecturer, the female student reported
the case to her parents.
The student was said to have been instructed by
her parents to play along last weekend when the
said lecturer invited her to a popular hotel
located in Katsina municipal. The lecturer made
the advances again and was apprehended by the
police.
A staff of the institution told our correspondent
on condition of anonymity that the school held
an emergency meeting on the incident but
declined to say what resolutions were reached
on the matter.
When our correspondent contacted the principal,
Muhammad Lawal Danja on phone, he said the
matter was under investigation and, therefore, he
could not make any statement on it.

IMSU Admission Verification And Clearance Schedule For New Students 2015/2016 Announced

This is to inform the newly admitted students of Imo State University that verification of admission status (clearance) for 2015/2016 admission exercise has commence
Below is the schedule for verification and clearance of all newly admitted students of Imo State University for the 2015/2016 academic session.
.AGRIC/ENVIRONMENTAL /ENGINEERING
DATE: Monday 7th Dec 2015
.BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
DATE:Tuesday 8th Dec.2015
.EDUCATION /HEALTH SCIENCES
DATE: Wednesday 9th Dec 2015
.HUMANITIES
DATE:Thursday 10 Dec.2015
.SCIENCES
DATE:Friday 11th Dec 2015
.SOCIAL SCIENCES
DATE: Monday 14th Dec 2015
.MEDICINE/BIOCHEMISTRY/DIRECT ENTRY
DATE:Tuesday 15th Dec 2015
NOTE:
Venue for this Verification is at IMSU ICT BUILDING
TIME: 9am – 4pm daily
ACCEPTANCE FEE:There is no fee for now,If there is we will come up to you with Updates
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE VERIFICATION
.WAEC scratch card/Original WAEC result
.Original JAMB Result
.Post-UTME result
.Jamb Admission Letter
You can also come with the following;
* Birth certificate
* Testimonial(optional)
* L.G.A identification letter
* Community identification letter
* Attestation letter
* Admission status print out.
8.Payment Teller Required;
(i)#1,000 teller for file jacket
(ii)#2,000 teller for student Handbook
(iii)#1,000 teller for students ID Card
(iv)#8,500 for students ICT Access
(v)#5,000 for medicals
(vi)#2,000 teller for sports
TOTAL=#19,500.

OOU Lecturer Threaten To Embark On An Indefinite Strike Over Unpaid Salaries

Report reaching us has it that lecturers of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) might embark on an indefinite strike over the deplorable condition of the institution and the non-payment of their 16 months salaries by Ogun State Government.
liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine gathered that Scores of lecturers of the instituion, yesterday trooped to the streets of the university town to protest the non-payment of their 16-month arrears, the poor funding of the instituiton, infrastructural decay, empty laboratories and libraries.
Protesting under the aegis of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), OOU Branch, the lecturers said they had written to Governor Ibikunle Amosun, the Governing Council and the management.
They carried placards, some of which read: “Governor Amosun should properly fund OOU. It is a statutory responsibility”; “Funding OOU should be made a first line charge. It is the first among equals”; “Depending on IGR to fund OOU is an act of gross irresponsibility on the part of state government”; “Education is not a commercial venture, it is a social investment” and “Amosun, don’t destroy the little consolidation Saburi has achieved through TETFUND”, among others.
ASUU Chairman Dr. Deji Agboola said the lecturers might embark on an indefinite strike since the government would not reason with them.
Agboola said the strike would be “total, comprehensive and indefinite”.
He said their demands included reversal of the precarious funding situation at OOU and taking over of the payment of full staff salary to free the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) for academic and infrastructural development.
The ASUU chairman also said the lecturers wanted an end to the quality decline at OOU by instituting a reliable funding structure and release of fund for Earned Academic Allowances.
His words: “One prominent way in which the government has been cutting back on funding is the non-payment of full salary of staff and removal from subvention head.
“We have written several letters to the council and the Visitor to this effect. Public education is a social good.
“Government currently pays about half of the full salary of staff at OOU. To make matters worse, the so-called salaries are placed under the subvention heading; a misleading heading which could be misinterpreted as grant meant for research and development of the university.
“Government also pretends that it does not know that this half of full salaries of staff is the subvention sent to the university. In short, the government has failed to send the supposed subvention to the university for 16 months. What a shame,” Agboola said.
The Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Mrs. Modupe Mujota, could not be reached for comments.
But Governor Ibikunle Amosun had said there was no magic his administration could do now about the funding challenges of the state-owned tertiary institutions.
At the stakeholders’ meeting in Abeokuta, the state capital, in respect of the 2016 budget, Amosun said when the state’s financial fortunes improves, he would address the needs of tertiary education.

ABSU Supplementary Admission List 2015/2016 Is Out

This is to inform members of the public that the Abia state university Uturu (ABSU) has released its supplementary admission list of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into various degree programmes of the Abia state university Uturu (ABSU) for 2015/2016 academic session.

As at the time of filing this report, the The list has not been uploaded on the school portal. Liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine gathered that the list has been pasted on the school notice board.

candidates who participated in the supplementary screening are advised to visit the school notice board to predetermine their admission status.

UNN Release 2015/2016 JUPEB Final Supplementary Admission List

Authorities of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka has officially release the final supplementary admission list of successful candidates admitted into the Joint University Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB-) programme for 2015/2016 academic session..

The list can be viewed via this link below
http://www.unn.edu.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/JUPEB-Final-Supplementary-List1.pdf.   

NYSC DG advises corps members on self employment after service

Brig.-Gen. Johnson Olawumi, the Director General , National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), advised corps members deployed to Kwara to take the issue of entrepreneurship seriously in order to be self reliant after service.
He gave the advice while performing the official foundation laying ceremony for a new NYSC office complex in Ilorin.
Represented at the occasion by the scheme’s Director of Human Resource Management, Rhoda Kwaki, Olawumi described the move as commendable.
He said that the new office complex, when completed, would not only save cost, but would also reduce the lingering accommodation problem NYSC was facing in Ilorin.
He then commended the Kwara NYSC Coordinator,Henry Enyenihi, for his initiative in commencing the building of a befitting secretariat in Ilorin.
Olawumi advised corps members to always look inward and engage in one skill or the other so that they could be self employed and employers of labour after their service year.
Earlier, the state coordinator had told the director general that he was compelled to embark on the project when on assumption of office in September he met two quit notices on his table.
These, the coordinator said, were the NYSC annex in Fate, as well as his official residence which rent was due.
Enyenihi said that the building project was being financed by a consortium of banks such as Ecobank, Access Bank, UBA, First Bank, Bank of Agric, Sterling Bank and Zenith Bank.
He commended the management of the banks for their cooperation with NYSC in the state and called on other partners to come to the aid of NYSC to complete the building.
The coordinator said the building was scheduled for inauguration on or before May 2016.
He added that the architectural drawings and designs, structural engineering drawing, as well as Bill of Quantity were produced by serving corps members.
Reports furthered that NYSC was sharing office premises with Public Complain Commission, Quality Assurance Bureau on Ahmadu Bello Ave, GRA Ilorin.
In his goodwill message, the state’s Commissioner for Youths and Sports Development, Alhaji Bolakale Ayo, commended NYSC and the banks for the project.
He urged youths and corp members to key into the change agenda of the Buhari administration and engage in entrepreneurship ventures.
He said “you should always look inward for what you can do to be employers of labour, think of what you can do to contribute to Nigerian economy.’’

Success And Academics How to graduate with a first class degree

So, you finally got admitted into a University to study hard for the next few years. You are determined to make the best our of your time there. You want to be bestowed the highest honors. And you wonder if there are any tips/tricks you should be aware of.
Below, we take a look at the things you need to graduate with a first class degree in the course of your choice.
Your Attitude: It is easy to dream about graduating with a first class degree, but most people do not have the right attitude for it. Students do not just accidentally graduate with top honors. You have to really want it. You have to desire it and you have to stand firm in your belief that this is what you want. This means planning, organisation and not leaving your assignment until the day before. You need this conviction because, there will be times you will want to deviate from plansin the course of your time in school, so you need to be sure that you have absolutely no other option than to graduate with a first class. Think about the reasons you want to get a first, write them down and stick them on your wall. Whenever you feel like crumbling they’ll stare at you.
Research: If you have the attitude of ‘I’ve been to my lectures and seminars, I’m done’, then you may as well quit now. You have to make an effort and you do that by digging out books, searching for journals and articles and searching the famed world wide web. To get a first class degree you have to read around your topic (outside of the reading list) and interpret the ideas for yourself – always be critical as while your lecturer may not agree it shows you are driven by the subject. The majority of students who achieve firsts will spend hours and hours researching and pooling together critical opinions with their own thoughts.
READ: 5 ways to ensure you get a job after graduation
Library: Don’t just rely on the internet as a source of all wisdom; the best students will use a range of different sources from ancient textbooks to online journals. First-class assignments use critical sources wisely. Understanding the critics and making a decision whether you support or oppose their views is extremely important.
Your Presentation:A large proportion of students miss out on a first class degree simply because of their presentation skills. Correct spelling, punctuation and grammar are vital as they act as the cement which glue together a well-written sentence or paragraph. Don’t forget that writing style is worth an extremely large chunk of your degree mark.
Your Teacher: Arrange a meeting by email or after a seminar and be prompt. If you have had results back from previous assignments marked by them, take them along and ask them to go through any improvements you can make to your writing or ideas. Make sure you question them about any single query, no matter how trivial it may seem to you. Now, you do not have to literally badger your tutor as it might get you into trouble but you should always ask questions and spend a lot of time with your tutor during the whole semester. Even if you are not a hard workerthey’ll probably assume you are if you’re constantly getting in touch.
Attend Lecture:Turning up to all – yes all – of your timetabled hours is the very least you should be doing to get the most out of your degree. While it may not seem the most inviting prospect at 8am on a rainy Wednesday morning, it’s the very minimum you need to be doing.
Study:So, studying at university is a bit of a given, but we mean this in a literal sense. Lying at home in your bed, or even just sitting at home in your PJs, is not conducive to a good work ethic. Even if you don’t know it yourself, your brain connects certain environments with certain scenarios. Bed = sleep, library = study. Get up, get dressed and get down to the library right now. Yes. Now.
Your Passion:The whole point of doing a degree should be your passion for the subject, so this shouldn’t be too tricky While not every assignment is going to thrill you, try and choose a topic you have a connection with. You’ll definitely be more inclined to spend time writing the aforementioned essay and the best assignments ooze a level of enjoyment on the part of the writer. You’re also much more likely to impress prospective employers if you’ve spent several years honing a specialism that you have a passion for.
Your buddies:No matter how good your motivation, there will always be days when you need a kick up the backside Socialising with people on your course will not only make hard work significantly more enjoyable, but also help you come across new ideas and approaches. No matter how hard you study, people will always have a different take on stuff to you and can offer help with any tricky problems.
Take a break: If you don’t make space in your study diary for a little down time, you’ll burn up or just procrastinate even more. Make sure to schedule some time in for things you enjoy.
People who take the time to read and follow these tips should end up being much more engaged and committed to their studies, so you’ve made a good start.