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Higher studies are becoming crucial and selecting where to study is perhaps one of the most important decisions you’ll ever take in your life. We bring to you the list of top 10 Engineering Colleges which will help you get an idea of what these universities have to offer. By the way, if you do get in, check out  CopyCrafter  to make your homework easier! 10. Imperial College London We start our Top 10 engineering colleges list with Imperial College London. The university falls under the category of public and has 13,500 students as full-time students. The university has a student to faculty ratio of 12:1 with an admission rate of 15-20%. The University offers the following courses in Engineering; Aeronautics Bioengineering Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Computing Electrical and Electronic Engineering Earth Science and Engineering Materials Mechanical Engineering The University provides scholarships to its students and has contributed...

Covid-19 News: Nigeria No Longer Have Coronavirus But Corona-noise to loot money...Bishop Oyedepo Of Winners Chapel Speaks On Covid-19 Upsurge ''You know why Corona Virus is lingering on? “It is Corona noise, it is not Corona virus. “People are milking the system. I tell you the truth. You know I’m a prophet. “I don’t have any natural spy in my life. “You are cooking it in your room, I know. “Praise God! But judgement is around the corner.'' “There is no upsurge in Tanzania up till now and they never locked down once. “This upsurge is a game & nothing else, Tell any devil I (Bishop Oyedepo) said it’s a game. “All churches are operating, all schools are operating in Tanzania. Is Tanzania in another world, or in space? “The future of our children is being sold off, while Market places are open, the most vulnerable place on earth, decent schools are shut down, all In the name of Corona virus ''This is economic virus. Not only leaders hav...

As a parent and investor in the education sector, I wish to register the fact that the Nigerian government’s policy of unilaterally cancelling the West African Senior School Certificate Examination, held annually by the West African Examinations Council, is not in Nigeria’s best interest. At a time of the global COVID19 pandemic, it is understandable that an abundance of caution be put in place to save lives. However, caution, without consultation, and thoughtful action, may be counter productive. 1.5 million Nigerian youths write the West African Senior School Certificate Examination annually. To abruptly cancel this examination is to set back our nation’s youth, and place them behind their contemporaries in other West African nations. This is perilous, because Foreign Direct Investments and other economic indicators, are tied to the educational indexes of nations. Already, Nigeria lags behind other African nations in crucial indices, like school enrolment, pass rates, and out...