If you have passed a particular semester before some new courses were introduced to it, you are not mandated to write such courses, the HoD of mass-communication department, Dr Onwubere Chidinma has said.
According to her, if you are below or in a particular semester when a new course is introduced into it, it's compulsory you write the course, but if the reverse is the case, '' you have already passed it '' and do not need to write the course.
For example, she said, 400Level mass-communication students are not expected to write the newly introduced 100Level courses such as INR 112 and MAC132, but 100level students are expected to write only INR 112 because MAC 132 is not in the list of updated registrable courses for mass-communication students.
Recall that over the weekend, some documents made available to Impact-TrustINFO and inversely forwarded to Repota Atlarge clarified that for any mass-communication student (B.Sc) to be qualified for graduation, he/she must have attained a minimum of 120 credits, 1.5CGPA, while Direct Entry students must attain 90 credits as well as a minimum of 1.5CGPA.
The HoD noted that students must simultaneously pass all GST courses, CIT101, CIT102, Research Proposal (Mac418), SIWES (MAC318), all carry-overs, all compulsory courses on the registrable course list and a minimum of 16 credit units of elective courses.
Wishing all our scientists happy graduation.
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