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Business Education Academic Records

The document contains the academic records of Omoarebun Betty Ejehiokhin, a student in the Business Education (Accounting Education) program at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, from 100 to 400 level. It details her courses, scores, grades, and GPA for each academic session from 2001/2002 to 2004/2005, culminating in a CGPA of 2.55. The records reflect a mix of grades across various subjects, with notable performance in courses like Use of English and Library and Nigeria People and Culture.

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Business Education Academic Records

The document contains the academic records of Omoarebun Betty Ejehiokhin, a student in the Business Education (Accounting Education) program at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, from 100 to 400 level. It details her courses, scores, grades, and GPA for each academic session from 2001/2002 to 2004/2005, culminating in a CGPA of 2.55. The records reflect a mix of grades across various subjects, with notable performance in courses like Use of English and Library and Nigeria People and Culture.

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DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION

FACULTY OF EDUCATION
AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY, EKPOMA

STUDENT DETAILS
FULL NAME: OMOAREBUN BETTY EJEHIOKHIN 100LEVEL
MATRIC NO: EDU/VAT/01/00418
COURSE OF STUDY: BUSINESS EDUCATION (ACCOUNTING EDUCATION)
SESSION REGISTERED: 2001/2002

FIRST SEMESTER
COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE UNIT SCORE GRADE
EDU 100 Introductions to Teaching Profession 2 46 D
EDU 101 History of Education 2 36 F
EDU 102 Developmental Psychology 2 50 C
ACC 101 Principles of Accounting 4 54 C
ECO 103 Introduction to Mathematics for
Economist 1 3 60 B
ECO 101 Economic Principles I 3 51 C
CSC 101 Introduction to Computer Science 2 50 C
GST 101 Use of English and Library 4 74 A
GST 102 Philosophy and Logic 2 60 B
SECOND SEMESTER
Course Code Course Title Unit Score Grade
EDU 111 Introduction to Social Studies Education 2 42 E
ECO 111 Economics Principles II 3 18 F
ACC 111 Principles of Accounting II 4 35 F
BED 111 Office Practice 2 40 E
BED 114 Fundamentals of Business 2 45 D
GST 111 Nigeria People and Culture 2 70 A
ECO 113 Introduction to Mathematics for
Economist 1 3 54 C
EDU 115 Introduction to Special Education 2 54 C
GST 112 history and Philosophy of Science 2 73 A
G.P.A = 2.39
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY, EKPOMA

STUDENT DETAILS
FULL NAME: OMOAREBUN BETTY EJEHIOKHIN 200LEVEL
MATRIC NO: EDU/VAT/01/00418
COURSE OF STUDY: BUSINESS EDUCATION (ACCOUNTING EDUCATION)
SESSION REGISTERED: 2002/2003
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Code Course Title Unit Score Grade
EDU 101 History of Education 2 55 C
EDU 201 Philosophy of Education 2 40 E
EDU 202 Curriculum and Instruction 2 46 D
ACC 201 Financial Accounting I 4 50 C
ACC 204 Introduction to Finance I 3 58 C
ACC 208 Business Law I 3 26 F
ECO 201 Micro-economics I 3 45 D
VTE 201 Introduction to Vocational &
Technical Education 3 45 D
SECOND SEMESTER
Course Code Course Title Unit Score Grade
ACC 111 Principles of Accounting II 4 - -
ECO 111 Economics Principles II 3 40 E
EDU 111 Introduction to Social Studies
Education 2 65 B
EDU 211 Subject Methodology 3 54 C
EDU 212 Measurement and Evaluation 3 55 C
ACC 211 Financial Accounting II 4 48 D
ACC 213 Cost Accounting II 3 48 D
ACC 214 Introduction to Finance 2 68 B

G.P.A = 2.128
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY, EKPOMA

STUDENT DETAILS
FULL NAME: OMOAREBUN BETTY EJEHIOKHIN 300LEVEL
MATRIC NO: EDU/VAT/01/00418
COURSE OF STUDY: BUSINESS EDUCATION (ACCOUNTING EDUCATION)
SESSION REGISTERED: 2003/2004
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Code Course Title Unit Score Grade
EDU 300 Teaching Practice 3 63 B
EDU 301 Educational Administration
& Planning 2 50 C
EDU 302 Educational Technology 2 50 C
ACC 306 Company Law 3 50 C
ACC 303 Elements of Management 3 60 B
ACC 304 Public Finance 3 54 C
VTE 301 Industrial Experience 3 40 E
ACC 301 Intermediate Financing Accounting 1 4 46 D
SECOND SEMESTER
Course Code Course Title Unit Score Grade
EDU 311 Education of Psychology 2 44 E
EDU 312 Research Methods and Data
Processing 3 45 D
ACC 311 Intermediate Financial Accounting 4 52 C
ACC 312 Auditing I 3 46 D
ACC 313 Taxation I 3 50 C
ACC 314 Banking and Finance 3 57 C
ACC 317 Quantitative Analysis for Business
Decision 3 71 A
TED 338 Computer Technology 2 68 B
EDU 213 Sociology of Education 2 40 E

G.P.A = 2.563
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY, EKPOMA

STUDENT DETAILS
FULL NAME: OMOAREBUN BETTY EJEHIOKHIN 400LEVEL
MATRIC NO: EDU/VAT/01/00418
COURSE OF STUDY: BUSINESS EDUCATION (ACCOUNTING EDUCATION)
SESSION REGISTERED: 2004/2005
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Code Course Title Unit Score Grade
ACC 208 Business Law I 3 52 C
ACC 404 Public Sector Accounting 3 45 D
ACC 402 Auditing and Investigation 3 55 C
EDU 401 Practical Teaching 3 50 C
EDU 400 Student Project 6 62 B
EDU 402 Guidance & Counselling 2 61 B
EDU 403 Continuous Assessment 2 40 E
SECOND SEMESTER
Course Code Course Title Unit Score Grade
ACC 414 Financial Management 3 47 D
EDU 413 Comparative Education 2 68 B
ACC 412 Management Accounting 3 52 C
BED 415 Business Communication 3 51 C
BED 413 Human Relations and Personnel
Management 3 53 C
VTE 411 Professional Seminar 3 46 D
EDU 411 Organization of Primary and
Secondary School 2 62 B
ACC 111 Principles of Accounting II 4 53 C

G.P.A = 2.978
CGPA= 2.55
Dr. Mrs. Imeokparia, P.O
Ag. Head of Department

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Omoarebun's ability to balance courses in Accounting, Education, and Economics over her academic career is showcased through her gradual improvement and engagement across these areas. Initially, she seemed to struggle with foundational courses, but over time she showed versatility by achieving a balance. Her grades like A in Use of English and Library, and B in Philosophy and Logic in 100 level, show her capabilities in softer skills . Further, higher grades in courses like Auditing and Investigation (C) and Financial Management (D) during her 400 level suggest a developed competence in more specialized areas, demonstrating successful curricular balancing .

Omoarebun Betty Ejehiokhin showed varying levels of effectiveness in handling practical-style versus theoretical coursework. In practical-oriented courses, such as Teaching Practice and Student Project, she performed well, obtaining grades of B, indicating a strong grasp of applied skills . However, her performance in theoretical courses like History of Education (F) and Developmental Psychology (C) during her earlier years shows initial challenges in grasping theoretical knowledge . Over time, she improved in theoretical courses too, achieving better grades such as C in Auditing I and Banking and Finance, reflecting an overall improvement in both practical and theoretical aspects .

Omoarebun Betty Ejehiokhin's grades showed improvement over her academic years at Ambrose Alli University. In her 100 level, she had a GPA of 2.39 with several courses graded as D and F, such as History of Education (F) and Economics Principles II (F). By her 200 level, she had improved some grades to C, such as History of Education and Financial Accounting I, although the cumulative GPA decreased slightly to 2.128 . Her grades in 300 level showed more C grades, reflecting in an increased GPA of 2.563 . Finally, in her 400 level, her GPA rose to 2.978, aided by successful completion of her Student Project (B) and higher grades in Comparative Education (B).

Omoarebun's academic focus appears to have evolved towards stronger engagement in practical, specialized courses as she progressed through her education program. Early academic years showed a broader engagement with foundational courses across various fields, with some challenges noted in Economics and basic Education courses . Her later years reflected a shift towards specialization in Business Education, particularly with improvements in coursework relevant to her major, like Cost Accounting II and Financial Management, where she achieved improved scores, indicating a reinforcement of core accounting principles . The improved focus on specialization may have contributed to higher GPAs in the latter years of her program.

In her foundational courses, Omoarebun faced challenges as evidenced by multiple grades of D and F, particularly in her 100 level, such as History of Education (F) and Economics Principles II (F). As she progressed to more advanced coursework, her performance improved, as shown by her receiving grades like B in Teaching Practice in 300 level and B in Student Project during her final year. This suggests that while she struggled initially, she developed stronger academic skills and better understanding in more advanced, focused studies .

Omoarebun's cumulative GPA variations over the years were significantly influenced by specific course performances. In her 100 level, lower grades such as F in courses like History of Education and Economics Principles II largely contributed to the moderate GPA of 2.39 . Better grades in second-level courses, like a C in Financial Accounting I and an E in Economics Principles II, leveled her GPA to 2.128 in 200 level despite some lingering setbacks . By 300 level, achieving better grades like a B in Office Practice and higher C grades improved her GPA to 2.563. Her GPA further increased to 2.978 by 400 level, buoyed by better performances, such as a B in Comparative Education and Student Project .

While the sources do not explicitly mention remedial strategies, the pattern of Omoarebun's academic transcripts suggests possible underlying compensatory mechanisms. The noticeable improvement in her grades over time, such as replacing early failing grades with better performance in subsequent, similar courses (e.g., Financial Accounting I rising to C after initial struggles), suggests probable utilization of academic support services or personal study adjustments. Her success in more practical and project-based courses later on indicates a strategic focus on enhancing applied skills and conceptual understanding, potentially through self-remediation or institutional academic support .

Omoarebun's initial academic performance likely had a significant influence on her later academic efforts. Early struggles may have pushed her to adapt or change study strategies, contribute to resilience, and motivate improvement in her later years. Initially receiving low grades, such as several Ds and Fs in core subjects, might have affected her confidence and opportunities, necessitating extra efforts to improve in higher-level courses. Her eventual improvement in grades, like earning a B in her 400-level Student Project, indicates that she overcame early deficiencies to achieve a better understanding of more complex topics and refine her study habits .

Omoarebun Betty Ejehiokhin faced challenges in her academic performance at Ambrose Alli University, particularly in her 100 level, where she received multiple failing grades (F) in courses like History of Education and Economics Principles II, which could indicate difficulties in adapting to university-level studies or weaknesses in these foundational subjects . The variety and scope of courses spanning different disciplines, such as Education, Accounting, and Economics, might have also contributed to an overwhelmed initial performance, impacting her overall GPA .

Omoarebun Betty Ejehiokhin's performance improved over her academic tenure, particularly in higher-level courses. She started achieving better grades such as a B in courses like Teaching Practice and Office Practice during her 300 level . Her work on a Student Project, with a grade of B during her 400 level, demonstrated improved academic skills and a higher level of engagement in complex tasks . This trend indicates an improvement in her grasp of subject material as she progressed to more specialized modules.

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