The management of the university has officially released the approved school fees schedule for all fresh students admitted for the 2025/2026 academic session. This schedule applies to newly admitted 100-level students across all faculties. Returning students from 200 level and above will, however, pay a flat rate of ₦78,000 per session irrespective of their faculty.

The breakdown of the fees per faculty is as follows:

Faculty-Wise Breakdown of Fees

1. Agriculture – ₦250,650
   Students admitted into the Faculty of Agriculture will pay a total of ₦250,650 for their first session.

2. Allied Health Sciences – ₦248,600
   Freshers in this faculty are to pay ₦248,600, covering all charges required for the session.

3. Basic Medical Sciences – ₦238,750
   For this faculty, new students are expected to pay ₦238,750.

4. Communication and Media Studies – ₦244,950
   Fresh students in this faculty will pay a total of ₦244,950.

5. Computing – ₦239,000
   Students admitted into computing-related programmes are required to pay ₦239,000.

6. Dentistry – ₦258,750
   The Faculty of Dentistry has one of the highest fees, with fresh students expected to pay ₦258,750.

7. Education – ₦238,950
   Students in the Faculty of Education will pay ₦238,950 for the session.

8. Engineering – ₦238,100
   New students admitted into Engineering programmes are to pay ₦238,100.

9. Humanities – ₦235,450
   This is one of the lowest among the faculties, with a sessional fee of ₦235,450.

10. Law – ₦245,950
    Freshers in the Faculty of Law are expected to pay ₦245,950.

11. Management – ₦235,650
    Students in the Faculty of Management Sciences will pay ₦235,650.

12. School of Science Laboratory Technology – ₦239,100
    New entrants here will pay ₦239,100.

13. Science – ₦239,000
    Students admitted into the Faculty of Science will pay ₦239,000.

14. Social Sciences – ₦235,650
    Freshers in Social Sciences are expected to pay ₦235,650.

15. Clinical Sciences (Nursing) – ₦243,750
    Students in the Faculty of Clinical Sciences (Nursing) will pay ₦243,750.

Important Notes

• All freshers (100-level students) are required to pay the fees applicable to their faculty as listed above.

• From 200-level and above, students will pay a flat sessional fee of ₦78,000 only, regardless of their faculty.

• The fees are inclusive of tuition, registration, development levy, library access, ICT, and other mandatory charges.

Why Fees Differ Across Faculties

It is important to note that fees vary by faculty due to the nature of facilities, resources, and practical requirements needed for training students. For example:

• Medical-related faculties (Dentistry, Allied Health, Clinical Sciences, etc.) attract higher fees because of their intensive laboratory, clinical, and hospital training components.

• Humanities and Social Sciences, on the other hand, tend to have lower fees as they require fewer specialized facilities.

• Faculties such as Engineering and Computing fall in between, as they combine both theory and extensive practical work.

Payment Guidelines

To ensure a smooth registration process, students are advised to follow these steps for payment:

1. Log in to the Student Portal – Use your admission details to access your personalized dashboard.

2. Generate Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) – This is the unique code that enables payment through banks or online.

3. Make Payment – Payments can be made either:

   • Online (via debit card, USSD, or internet banking), or

   • At any commercial bank branch nationwide.

4. Print Payment Receipt – After successful payment, students should print their receipts for record-keeping and clearance.

Advice to Freshers

• Pay Early: Avoid last-minute payments to prevent network hitches and bank queues.

• Keep Records: Always keep copies of your receipts and confirmation slips.

• Beware of Fraudsters: All payments should be made only through the official school channels. Do not give money to individuals promising to “help.”

• Budget Wisely: Apart from school fees, students should also prepare for accommodation, feeding, textbooks, and other personal expenses.

Conclusion

The release of the 2025/2026 school fees schedule serves as an official guide to both freshers and returning students on what to expect financially for the session. While the fees may differ across faculties, they reflect the facilities and resources required for the proper training of students in each discipline.

Freshers are encouraged to pay their fees promptly to secure full registration, while returning students can also take advantage of the flat-rate fee structure from 200-level upward.

This information ensures transparency and helps students and parents plan adequately ahead of the new academic year