A total of 256 students have graduated with first-class degrees from the Federal University of Technology, Akure, Ondo State, out of the 3,039 students expected to receive first degrees at the institution’s 37th convocation ceremony.
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Adenike Oladiji, disclosed this on Friday at a press conference ahead of the convocation ceremony scheduled to hold next week.
She said 2,152 of the graduating students were male, while 887 were female.
Giving a breakdown of the graduates’ degree classifications, Oladiji said, “Out of 3,039 that would graduate from this university, 256 students finished with first class, second class (upper division) – 1,717, while a total of 964 finished with second class (lower division) and 102 with third class.”
She said the graduates were products of sustained academic engagement, practical learning, research and personal development.
“These graduates represent the outcome of sustained academic engagement, practical learning, research and personal development. Our
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