Arthur Jarvis University School Fees for 2025 Academic Session
FAQs
What is the tuition fee for freshers (new students) at AJU for the 2025 session?
For the 2025/2026 session, AJU lists fees for fresh students as being N 250,000 for indigenes and N 300,000 for non-indigenes in many faculties. Note: many sources indicate that fees vary significantly by faculty, especially for specialised programmes (e.g., law, medical sciences).
Do fees differ by faculty or programme at AJU?
Yes—they vary considerably by faculty and by programme. For example, past published schedules show programmes such as law or nursing having much higher fees than others. It is therefore essential to check the specific faculty or department you are applying to for the exact figure.
Are there other charges besides tuition that students should budget for?
Yes. Besides tuition, AJU lists additional compulsory charges such as an acceptance fee for new students (for example N 50,000 in one schedule), as well as sundry charges like technology fees, medical deposit, library levy, departmental dues, etc. Students are advised to consult the official fee schedule for all levies to avoid surprises.
Can students pay their fees in instalments at AJU for the 2025 session?
Yes—previously AJU indicated that tuition fees could be paid in two instalments: 60% in the first semester and 40% in the second semester. It’s advisable for prospective students to confirm the current instalment policy for the 2025 session directly with the university’s bursary or admissions office.