University

If you have just been admitted to Lagos State University (LASU), one of the first things you will need to understand is how to use the university’s online services. From checking admission information and making payments to completing course registration and accessing results, a large part of the student administration process now happens online.

This guide brings the main LASU portal processes together in one place. I have also included links to LASU’s official platforms so that you can verify important information directly with the university before making a payment or submitting any document.

If you are planning to apply to the Federal University, Lokoja (FUL), one of the first things you should check is the JAMB brochure for your intended course. It is easy to look at a list of courses and assume that meeting the general admission requirements is enough, but that is not always the case. The required O’Level subjects, UTME combination and Direct Entry qualifications can differ from one programme to another.

This guide explains what prospective FULOKOJA students should check before applying, where to find the current admission requirements, and how to avoid relying on old course lists or admission information that may no longer apply.

Transfer and Less Competitive Courses

If you do not meet the cut-off for a highly competitive course (like Medicine), but you have the right subject combination (English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics), the Admission Office may transfer you to a less competitive course with the same requirements.

This is at the discretion of the university, but having these documents helps you see which “50-point” courses might be available as alternatives.

Congratulations! You’ve seen your name on the admission list. But getting admitted is only the first step. To secure your spot, you must navigate the acceptance fee payment and the online screening (clearance) process.

This guide breaks down exactly what you need to do to avoid common mistakes that cost candidates their admission every year.

Thinking about getting a degree from the prestigious University of Ibadan (UI) but can’t commit to full-time, on-campus study? The UI Distance Learning Centre (UIDLC) is your best alternative.

This guide provides a comprehensive breakdown of the admission process, requirements, fees, and mode of learning. Whether you are an O’Level applicant or a professional looking for Fast Track entry, here is everything you need to know.