Second semester commences at BUK

The semester seems to be stressful and hectic for both lecturers and students as already three weeks out of the 12 weeks of the semester have lapsed.It was observed that both students and lecturers have to buckle up before they could achieve their academic objectives.The semester started immediately after the first semester, thereby many students […]

The semester seems to be stressful and hectic for both lecturers and students as already three weeks out of the 12 weeks of the semester have lapsed.
It was observed that both students and lecturers have to buckle up before they could achieve their academic objectives.
The semester started immediately after the first semester, thereby many students particularly those living outside Kano State did not even go home to meet their families after the first semester examinations.
Since the semester will last for only 12 weeks the challenge is that the programme will be a ‘crash programme’ as lecturers must complete their syllable before the end of the semester.
Students on their part have to go the extra mile in their academic pursuits in order to pass their exams; they have to be regular in attending classes, in handling their assignments and reading as well.
Ikaraoha Mercy Ijeoma is a final year student of Mass Communication at BUK