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In this age where many workers and students are social media driven, one may wonder if there is still a place in the university campus, where one is challenged to make progress and thrive both intellectually and financially like some of us were taught is possible? Is there really a place/campus activity which inspires you as an individual to think it’s possible?

New academic beginnings can be momentous, exciting, and frightening at the same time. This year, Skyline University Nigeria is proud to welcome new and returning students into the spring 2019 session.

These days, the ability to stay competitive depends largely on how constant you learn new things.

The university community is said to be a stimulating ground full of wonderful opportunities for both learning and social activities. Shuffling between courses and social life can be difficult especially for first year students.

Building relationship with people we share the same work or study environment with may sometimes look difficult, giving that every individual we find in the workplace might have come from a different background and share different temperament than we have.

Skyline University Nigeria (SUN), the first international private university in Kano, has some exciting times ahead, with the university set to launch its SUN Sports Academy

The Vice Chancellor, Hajia Fatima Batul Usman, the Registrar Alh. Buka Usman, and the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Abdul Kanam Sabo Mohammed, all management of The Federal University of Dutse, Jigawa State, gathered in Skyline University Nigeria’s office for this important moment.

Success, in any field, is impossible without commitment to some things that contribute to success. For example, having a first class university degree takes hard work. If you can conceive of a life without commitments then you are going nowhere fast.

The Honorable treasurer and Chairman of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), Chief Oye Akinsulire, making his remarks at a workshop hosted by the Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) and encouraging the institution of higher learning to place a priority on collaboration for mutual benefit that will help fast track varsity entrepreneurship goals.

Returning to school after an extended break can leave you filled with dread and anxiety. Finding your way stone is having the ability to begin from where one has left off, to re-connect, re-establish, restore, re-open and every other word that suites the description.