Abia State University Opens Applications for Programme Change and Inter-University Transfer for 2024/2025 Session
Abia State University (ABSU) is now accepting applications from students seeking to change their degree programmes or transfer from other universities for the 2024/2025 academic session. This is an excellent opportunity for students looking to switch fields of study or join ABSU from other institutions.
Here’s What You Need to Know:
Who Can Apply for a Change of Programme?
- Current ABSU students: You must have completed at least one academic session at ABSU.
- Entry requirements: You need to meet the minimum qualifications for the new programme.
- Special consideration: If you are changing due to academic challenges, a lower CGPA may be accepted for a less demanding programme.
- One-time change: Note that you can only change your degree programme once during your undergraduate studies at ABSU.
Eligibility for Inter-University Transfer
- Recognized institutions: Applicants must come from universities recognized by the National Universities Commission (NUC) or the Federal Ministry of Education.
- Academic records: A transcript from your previous institution, showing results from the first and second semesters, must be submitted.
- CGPA requirement: Your Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) should be at least 3.50, and the transcript must be certified by the Registrar of your previous university.
How to Apply:
- Submit your application to the Vice-Chancellor through the Dean and Head of Department.
- Pay the required fees before processing your application.
- Official approval: Once your application is accepted, you will receive an official letter endorsed by the Registrar.
Stay Informed:
For further details and to ensure your application meets all the guidelines, visit ABSU’s official website or contact the appropriate offices.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to advance your academic journey at Abia State University!
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