University of Calabar is a great citadel of learning that is passionate about the competence and character of her graduates and undergraduates in the real world. When the wind of average performances blow, university of Calabar is always reading to resist thereby foregrounding her students to be well rooted in the various field of study. I only dislike my University for a reason akin to all Nigerian Universities, STRIKE!!
For the past 20 years, there have always been dissent between the Nigerian government and the academic staff union over a memorandum of understanding. Students have always been the collateral damage and the negative effect of this is evident in our studies and academic calendar. An average Nigerian student stays longer than the year of his programme.
Though the educational system of our country Nigeria is in shambles, you have to keep your head above the water if you don’t want to get drown in anomalies of the system but yet, I will recommend my University for anyone. it is a place of resilience and positive character formation.

Since the institution is in the middle of the city, finding accommodation both on-campus and off-campus students wasn’t exactly a problem. Although I enjoyed my English studies degree, there were some professors who had a careless, carefree attitude toward their work, and there were also quite a few dishonest ones. Another thing I didn’t like about the school was how uninterested and unmotivated the administration was to address the concerns made by the students. I went back to campus a few months ago after around five years since I graduated, and it was so much nicer than it was then.

To be honest, it’s not a poor school; rather, it’s just mediocre and has the potential to be much better. The school is operated by extremely unreliable individuals, and money is frequently misappropriated and embezzled by these individuals, with occasionally negative effects on the students, programs, building structures, and amenities. However, it’s a well-liked school that attracts students from the neighborhood. Student life is always active in Calabar since it is a beautiful city with wonderful residents and a vibrant environment. Since linguists are required in some occupations and walks of life, the job prospects for my field of study are currently quite good.

If I’m not mistaken, it’s one of the top 20 schools in the nation. It has a number of flaws like majority of universities in the country, which keep it from receiving a higher ranking. There are considerable concerns regarding the school’s capacity to continue operating as a learning institution due to its frequently negligent financial management and very inconsistent leadership. Outside of school, life is great, especially when you consider how beautiful Calabar and its people are. I may sound biased as I am from the area but I’d recommend to people.

If I’m not mistaken, it’s one of the top 20 schools in the nation. It has a number of flaws like majority of universities in the country, which keep it from receiving a higher ranking. There are considerable concerns regarding the school’s capacity to continue operating as a learning institution due to its frequently negligent financial management and very inconsistent leadership. Outside of school, life is great, especially when you consider how beautiful Calabar and its people are. I may sound biased as I am from the area but I’d recommend to people.

We have seasoned leturers. Its environment is safe and it has adequate buildings with a big and spacious campus. It has very good education, Law and Art programmes, but just like every other Federal University in Nigeria, the university goes on strike sometimes.

It is just like every other basic federal University not too special and nothing less. If there is anything I dislike it is definitely the slow movement of things and how hard it is to pay for the school requirements. And on the other hand, I think I appreciate how open and free the school environment is.
And yes definitely will recommend it that’s if you cannot necessarily afford a private school then you are welcome to unical the choice is all yours.

My program was quite good, however some of the professors lacked the motivation to teach the students. That was really upsetting. Accommodations were generally not a problem because campus is conveniently located in the middle of town, making it accessible to both on-campus and off-campus students. The caliber and standard of the buildings and classrooms, in my opinion, could’ve been raised. According to the carrying capacity and number of students in a particular class, there should be enough seats available. Aside from that, college was a blast but Due to the amount of schoolwork, it got little boring at times, but I still liked it. In my opinion, UNICAL is not really international. only a small number of students from border countries go there.

It’s a good school, if I’m not mistaken one of the best in the nation. Like most colleges, it has several shortcomings that prevent it from ranking among the top 3. Because of the school’s highly unreliable leadership and frequent financial mismanagement, there are some questions about its viability as a learning institution. Life is excellent outside of school, especially when you consider how lovely Calabar and its residents are. Of course, I would love for more people to come here.

My years here were worth every dime. However, there is one thing I regret; I was not interested in Enactus until I graduated. Now I see Enactus, and Unical on social media and I wish I submitted to it. Enactus is an organisation that engages its students in National and International competitions, empowering and creating global opportunities for them. Enactus, Unical is the best Enactus program in all of Nigeria Campuses. Brilliant students, tactical faculty advisor and a supportive school. I envy that. If you are a student or intending, do not sleep on it.