Breaking Down University Fees: What You Need to Know for 2025!
As students prepare for the new academic year, one key concern is understanding the fee structure for various faculties. Whether you’re a fresh student or a returning one, it’s important to know what your fees will look like. Here’s a detailed guide to the fees for different faculties and student categories: indigene, non-indigene, and foreign students.
Faculty of Social & Management Sciences / Arts & Education – Fees for Returning Students
For students returning to the Faculty of Social & Management Sciences or Arts & Education, the fees vary based on several components, with total costs depending on whether you’re an indigene, non-indigene, or foreign student. Here’s a quick breakdown:
- Registration Fees:
- Indigene: ₦125,200
- Non-Indigene: ₦205,200
- Foreign Students: ₦205,200
- Examination Fees: ₦1,000 (all categories)
- Library Fees: ₦600 (all categories)
- Sports & Utility Fees: ₦1,500 and ₦2,500 respectively (all categories)
- Tuition Fees:
- Indigene: ₦0
- Non-Indigene: ₦20,000
- Foreign Students: ₦100,000
For MBBS fresh students in the Faculty of Basic Medical and Allied Health Sciences, the fees differ:
Fees for Faculty of Basic Medical and Allied Health Sciences
For new students pursuing courses like Medicine (MBBS), Nursing, Physiotherapy, Radiography, and others in the Faculty of Basic Medical and Allied Health Sciences, here’s what you can expect:
- Registration Fees:
- Indigene: ₦125,200
- Non-Indigene: ₦205,200
- Foreign Students: ₦205,200
- Tuition Fees:
- Indigene: ₦0
- Non-Indigene: ₦20,000
- Foreign Students: ₦100,000
- Total Fees for MBBS Fresh Students:
- Indigene: ₦150,000
- Non-Indigene: ₦250,000
- Foreign Students: ₦330,000
Additional Fees for Fresh Students:
- Accommodation (on-campus): ₦25,000
- Late Registration: ₦5,000 (for defaulting students)
Fresh Students in Faculty of Science / Agricultural Science
For fresh students in the Faculty of Science or Agricultural Science, the breakdown is as follows:
- Registration Fees: ₦15,000 (all categories)
- Tuition Fees:
- Indigene: ₦0
- Non-Indigene: ₦20,000
- Foreign Students: ₦100,000
- Total Fees for Science/AGRI Fresh Students:
- Indigene: ₦39,800
- Non-Indigene: ₦59,800
- Foreign Students: ₦139,800
What’s New for Returning Students?
Returning students in most faculties will pay slightly less than fresh students, but there are still some essential fees:
- Total Fees for MBBS Returning Students:
- Indigene: ₦146,500
- Non-Indigene: ₦246,500
- Foreign Students: ₦326,500
- Total Fees for Nursing Science, Physiotherapy, and Others:
- Indigene: ₦96,500
- Non-Indigene: ₦196,500
- Foreign Students: ₦276,500
For Science/AGRISC Returning Students:
- Total Fees for Returning Students:
- Indigene: ₦36,300
- Non-Indigene: ₦56,300
- Foreign Students: ₦136,300
Key Takeaways
- Indigenes generally pay the lowest fees, especially for tuition.
- Non-Indigenes and Foreign Students have higher tuition costs, with foreign students facing the highest fees across all faculties.
- Additional Fees such as accommodation and late registration may apply, so be prepared to pay extra if you’re staying on campus or registering late.
Stay Prepared!
Now that you have a clearer understanding of the fees for your faculty, ensure you prepare your finances well in advance for a smooth academic year. Keep an eye on deadlines to avoid additional costs, and always check for any updates on fee schedules from your university.
The journey to a successful academic year begins with proper planning – so stay informed and budget wisely!
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