Gender has been found not to influence the determinants of undergraduates’ study habit. The finding is in agreement with earlier studies which considered gender has a non-moderating factor for undergraduate study habit. This seems to the fact that both male and female undergraduates have equal tendencies (Onyechere; 2004; Ossai; 2004).The reason for this is not far-fetched because these undergraduates live in the same world that is, the same experiences and environment. This findings is not consistent with general opinions that male tend to have different disposition towards studying as opined by Morahan(1999), he found that female college students in United States of America get internet access less often, spend less time online and don’t surf for different purposes as often as men. Furthermore, male students prefer to study courses that require computer use more than female students and show interest in programming and games playing. They are also more experienced at I C T use than girls, apart from e-mail where no significant differences were reported. In addition to this, faculty is also said to be a determinant of study habit.