coogar:

i am sure the school must have produced enough professors & senators. if not, something is wrong with the parents sending their kids there.

Promhize:

Don't mind that illiterate, Oduduwa University Ife is a private school.

Abdgafarplenty: Federal university of Agriculture
fresher 249050
200level 14550
300-500 level 13550

crystalballs: Oduduwa university ife is 250k per semester.

I repeat per semester.
500k per session.

ngozievergreen:

what kind of nonsense is that?
indigene and non indigene for sch fees?
the indigenes no like school?
.
@OP, I rep my alma mater unizik: I still feel its the cheapest.
Paid 23,100(over all school fees) from year 1-6.

greenek001:

if u cant answer his question, jus ignore it, ur intro was very rude and unnecessary...



unilag= 53500 for nonscience courses and 55000 for sciences, acptance fee inclusive

Soyedele1: Lautech

Acceptance fee -- N20000
Indegene --- N65,000
Non indegene -- N72,500 or so (not sure)

I'm paying N40,000. My set is the last set that paid N40000

greenek001:

if u cant answer his question, jus ignore it, ur intro was very rude and unnecessary...



unilag= 53500 for nonscience courses and 55000 for sciences, acptance fee inclusive

Promhize:

N249050 ke, I'm sure a graduate from that university isn't better than the average OAU graduate.

Chomzy19: when I said looking for admission I wasn't referring to u, I was refering to any so-called person your post is going to help cos I thought it was going in that direction, now I see the direction u are going, I'll let u know that Education In Nigeria is Cheap, wch country exactly are you comparing it to to call it Expensive? is it Ghana, or Malaysia or Education-giant countries like US, Canada, d Uk, Australia, Germany even France where the Government subsidizes Education, D public universities are still 10 times higher than Nigerian public Universities, Education Is Never Cheap, for now it is still VERY CHEAP in Nigeria becus most Nigerian universities are still substandard, D government cannot do Everything for us, Be4 our Universities get to the level we are clamouring for then u'll see d meaning of Education being Expensive, Half of d federal universities don't Even take up to 50k as their tuition fees, n most states is between 100-200k while d schools u are aiming to be like people spend up to 500-1mil in a years tuition fee. Nigerians want it all, CHEAP SOUND EDUCATION is an OXYMORON

Chomzy19: when I said looking for admission I wasn't referring to u, I was refering to any so-called person your post is going to help cos I thought it was going in that direction, now I see the direction u are going, I'll let u know that Education In Nigeria is Cheap, wch country exactly are you comparing it to to call it Expensive? is it Ghana, or Malaysia or Education-giant countries like US, Canada, d Uk, Australia, Germany even France where the Government subsidizes Education, D public universities are still 10 times higher than Nigerian public Universities, Education Is Never Cheap, for now it is still VERY CHEAP in Nigeria becus most Nigerian universities are still substandard, D government cannot do Everything for us, Be4 our Universities get to the level we are clamouring for then u'll see d meaning of Education being Expensive, Half of d federal universities don't Even take up to 50k as their tuition fees, n most states is between 100-200k while d schools u are aiming to be like people spend up to 500-1mil in a years tuition fee. Nigerians want it all, CHEAP SOUND EDUCATION is an OXYMORON

Abdgafarplenty: Federal university of Agriculture
fresher 249050
200level 14550
300-500 level 13550

Licensed-2-Kill:
Dont compare Nigeria to other countries. i dnt know the minimum wage established over there buh i'm sure as hell it aint as low as 18k bn given here. Goddamn it, some ppl are even takin up jobs of 5k per month just to make ends meet and tell me how the heck they are gonna be able to afford a tertiary education for their wards. The govt are not givin us anythin yet they are askin for too much in return, too way fuckin much.
A lecturer of mine once said if every workers were to be living solely on their income there would have been a revolution.

am_jf:

75k not 72.5K.... plus no hostel, prepare at least 40k for that.

rudedough:

[b]No you are very wrong my friend. There was never a time Finland had free tertiary education for all. They had Free University scholarship for their top high school graduates and free international scholarship for foreign top high school graduates, which my friend Olatunde was a beneficiary.

They still have those scholarships if you wish to apply but note that it has become more rigorous as you have to pass their entrance exam first before your application goes to the next level for screening.

We cannot afford that system now with the rate of corruption in our WAEC and NECO. Until we fix the decay in our education system from the grassroots and learn to support the Govt as patriotic Nigerians, our education system will continue to decline.

For Nigeria tertiary education to improve, the Universities must increase the tuition fee to a flexible standard that benefits both the students and the university. To run a University cost a lot of money, and the Govt cannot afford it, hence our Universities are in a state of ruin.

Govt must also take their hands off school business and allow it run on its own IGR.

The only part i'll hold the Govt. responsible is if they fail to provide access to educational loans for students who are entitled to it and wish to get a university degree. That is what you should be fighting for, access to educational loans and not free education. That doesn't happen anywhere in the world.

Nigerians must understand that you get what you pay for and education is not free anywhere in the world.[/b]

Promhize:

100k is even too much. I remember how we rioted and closed OAU for 2months when freshers acceptance fee was increased from N2,000 to N20,000.

Can you imagine, N2,000 and N20,000 and after school, you luckily get job na to just dey jaiye-jaiye dey go.

No College loan, No bank loan, No School housing Loan, No Papa/Mama debt. Men Nigerians got it better i won't lie.

Yosef doesn't take his father's call anymore. The guy dey owe him Papa money wey him borrow for college and him papa need the money back. It doesn't happen in Nigeria now Haba!! How your papa go borrow you money to go school?

rudedough:

[b]I think you're letting your emotions cloud your judgement.

I don't think what you earn in Nigeria should be compared to what you earn abroad because the cost of living isn't the same. Let's take for example.

A star and flat screw-driver here cost N200, in Nigeria its N50 - Increase by 300%

A Bunch of banana that would cost N100 in Nigeria cost about N600 here - An increase of 500%

Titus Fish that i usually buy in Lagos for N80-N100 sells for N550 here - Increase of over 400%.

I could get a room self contain on the mainland in Lagos for about 200k a year meanwhile 200k can only rent me a studio apartment for only 3 months. And I have not compared Utility.

Bottom line is the cost of living abroad is almost proportional to the cost of living in Nigeria. If you earn N1,000 abroad and i earn N200 in Nigeria, we will be affording the same livelihood.

I think Nigerians should be recommending an increase in our University tuition fee and the Govt help in accessing educational loans, that way, everyone benefits and everyone is happy.[/b]

Reyspin:
OGA WHAT CAN GOVERNMENT AFFORD?

Soyedele1:
2009 set

jesutofunmi13: Uniben school fees
#9,700 for all science based courses like medicine, pharmacy, engineering etc
#7,700 for all non science based like accounting, law, mass comm etc
Acceptance varies each year for freshers but school is fixed&d same from yr2 to final..

Elnino4ladies: Federal uni. Of Agriculture makurdi..42k 4 freshers....

rudedough:

[b]I think you're letting your emotions cloud your judgement.

I don't think what you earn in Nigeria should be compared to what you earn abroad because the cost of living isn't the same. Let's take for example.

A star and flat screw-driver here cost N200, in Nigeria its N50 - Increase by 300%

A Bunch of banana that would cost N100 in Nigeria cost about N600 here - An increase of 500%

Titus Fish that i usually buy in Lagos for N80-N100 sells for N550 here - Increase of over 400%.

I could get a room self contain on the mainland in Lagos for about 200k a year meanwhile 200k can only rent me a studio apartment for only 3 months. And I have not compared Utility.

Bottom line is the cost of living abroad is almost proportional to the cost of living in Nigeria. If you earn N1,000 abroad and i earn N200 in Nigeria, we will be affording the same livelihood.

I think Nigerians should be recommending an increase in our University tuition fee and the Govt help in accessing educational loans, that way, everyone benefits and everyone is happy.[/b]

Tobbie9: OAU MEDICINE IS 14500(excluding acceptance fee of around 20k for freshers)