The University of Calabar is enriched in its ability to make sure students are academically wise. They teach their students to be on top in all they do. Having the necessary facilities to put their students through their academic experience and engaging in excursions to boost their work experience, is why I like my school and I advise anyone looking for admission to come to my school.

The college’s infrastructure is limited, but they have made the best use of the available space. There is an auditorium with a seating capacity of approximately 500 students. The course curriculum is very well structured, and the faculty is excellent. They understand and excel at what they teach.

The school is in shambles. It seems as though the professors go beyond to annoy the students. Lesson halls are overwhelmed by lecturer offices.
Due to a lack of spaces, students are crammed into common areas during class.

We pay practical dues each semester and have a finite stock of practical equipment, but there isn’t any new equipment supplied.

First of all, I must applaud the school for being able to include a course like Genetics and Biotechnology in the school learning curriculum, and also fighting for its accreditation. However, that’s not enough, we ought to have an applied understanding of what this course is about. That’s where the school is missing it, atleast narrowing down to my field of study. We’re lacking equipment to practice the theory we’ve learnt so far from our amiable lecturers and professors.

The environment in the school is beautiful and pleasant. Although It has poor sports facilities, small lecture halls that make it uncomfortable, sometimes bully lecturers (there are nice ones), poor result handling system and some lecturers are very poor at showing up for classes. Also there are sometimes classes by 7am and sometimes classes up till 6pm.

I love the fact that our lectures are orderly and some of the lecturers love their jobs. I like the students relation with each other. I don’t like the unfair grading and foul play attimes. They should improve on their staffs and teaching methods. I would loosely recommend it to anyone. They’re not quite international but one step at a time. My chances of career prospects are at a low due to the rarity of my course and the country’s present situation

I like that the classes are coordinated mostly and some of the lecturers are solely dedicated to teaching us. I like the student’s relations and coordination. I don’t like the unfair grading and foul play at times. They should improve on their staff and teaching methods. I would loosely recommend it to anyone. They’re not quite international but one step at a time. My chances of career prospects are at a low due to the rarity of my course and the country’s present situation

It’s a it’s good school, Top 15 in the country if I’m not mistaken. Just like most schools, it has certain flaws that hinder it from being a top 3 institution. The School is run by highly untrustworthy people and funds are often misused thereby leaving certain grey areas in the school as an institution of learning. Life outside of school is amazing, considering calabar is a beautiful city with wonderful people in it.I would definitely love for more people to attend.

I truly began to enjoy the program in my final year, because I was finally allowed to carry out research in the lab and finally put to use all the theoretical knowledge pounded into me since first year