ERUWA School Fees For Students (2024/2025)
Eruwa, known for its commitment to quality education and holistic development, has announced the school fees for the 2024/2025 academic session. Understanding the fee structure is essential for students and parents to plan their finances effectively. This article provides a comprehensive breakdown of the fees for various programs, additional costs, payment options, and frequently asked questions.
Undergraduate Programs at ERUWA
1. Faculty of Arts and Humanities
- Tuition Fee: NGN 150,000 per session
- Library Fee: NGN 5,000
- Development Levy: NGN 10,000
- ICT Fee: NGN 7,500
- Total: NGN 172,500
2. Faculty of Science and Technology
- Tuition Fee: NGN 200,000 per session
- Laboratory Fee: NGN 15,000
- Library Fee: NGN 5,000
- Development Levy: NGN 10,000
- ICT Fee: NGN 7,500
- Total: NGN 237,500
3. Faculty of Social Sciences
- Tuition Fee: NGN 180,000 per session
- Library Fee: NGN 5,000
- Development Levy: NGN 10,000
- ICT Fee: NGN 7,500
- Total: NGN 202,500
Postgraduate Programs
1. Master’s Degree Programs
- Tuition Fee: NGN 250,000 per session
- Library Fee: NGN 10,000
- Development Levy: NGN 15,000
- ICT Fee: NGN 10,000
- Research Fee: NGN 20,000
- Total: NGN 305,000
2. PhD Programs
- Tuition Fee: NGN 300,000 per session
- Library Fee: NGN 10,000
- Development Levy: NGN 15,000
- ICT Fee: NGN 10,000
- Research Fee: NGN 30,000
- Total: NGN 365,000
Additional Costs
1. Accommodation
- On-campus Housing: NGN 50,000 per session
- Off-campus Housing: Variable (NGN 30,000 – NGN 80,000 per session, depending on the location and facilities)
2. Other Fees
- Matriculation Fee: NGN 5,000 (for new students)
- Examination Fee: NGN 7,500 per semester
- Medical Fee: NGN 5,000 per session
- Student Union Dues: NGN 2,500 per session
Payment Options
ERUWA offers flexible payment options to accommodate the financial capabilities of students and their families. Fees can be paid in full or in instalments, with the following structure:
- First Installment: 60% of total fees, payable before the start of the first semester
- Second Installment: 40% of total fees, payable before the start of the second semester
Payments can be made through bank transfers, online payment platforms, or directly at the university’s finance office. Scholarships and financial aid are also available for eligible students to help reduce the financial burden.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can I pay my school fees in instalments?
Yes, ERUWA allows students to pay their fees in two instalments: 60% before the first semester and 40% before the second semester.
Are there any additional costs beyond the tuition fees?
Yes, students are required to pay additional fees such as library fees, development levies, ICT fees, examination fees, and medical fees. Accommodation and other personal expenses are also not included in the tuition fees.
Is financial aid available for students?
Yes, ERUWA offers various scholarships and financial aid programs for eligible students. Information on how to apply can be obtained from the university’s financial aid office.
Are the fees the same for all undergraduate programs?
No, the fees vary depending on the faculty. For example, science and technology programs generally have higher fees due to additional laboratory costs.
How can I make payments for my school fees?
Payments can be made via bank transfers, online payment platforms, or directly at the university’s finance office. Ensure to keep all receipts as proof of payment.
Conclusion
Understanding the fee structure at ERUWA for the 2024/2025 academic session is crucial for proper financial planning. With clear information on the costs associated with each program, additional expenses, and flexible payment options, students and their families can make informed decisions and ensure a smooth academic journey. For more details or specific inquiries, contacting the university’s finance office is recommended.