The Vice Chancellor of NOUN, had said the university leadership has sealed an agreement with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to henceforth issue admission letters to every NOUN graduate eligible for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Scheme after the payment of prescribed fees by NOUN.
The implication is that with effect from the next academic session, NOUN graduates below age 30 would partake in the NYSC programme.
However, Prof Vincent Tenebe, the Vice Chancellor, National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), said now is the time for admission seekers to embrace Open and Distance Learning (ODL) education offered by NOUN.
Unlike conventional universities, Tenebe said NOUN is not encumbered by space and can admit much more than others.
He said: “Since we cannot admit everybody in the conventional university, the Open University provides the only option for us to get all those who are qualified and are willing to acquire university education to get admission and it is a thing of joy to know that we can produce graduates who are part of the conventional system.

Source: http://www.elitesplanetblog.com/2015/12/noun-graduates-below-30-years-would.html#ixzz3vdQ0V500

This NOUN program is more like a Part Time stuff, I don't know why they are just over zealous of serving. Do they take JAMB examination like evry other accredited school. Do they have a permanent site in each state?

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