BOSU School Fees for 2025 Academic Session
In a recent communique released by Borno State University, Maiduguri, students have been informed about the publication of school fees for the upcoming 2025/2026 academic session on the school’s official portal. It is crucial for both returning students and freshers to be aware of the fees and adhere to the payment deadline, which is set on or before the resumption date.
BOSU School Fees for 2025/2026
The management of Borno State University, Maiduguri, has disclosed the school fees for the 2025/2026 academic session. For returning students, the tuition fee is set at N45,000, while new students (freshers) are required to pay N115,750. It is essential for all students to promptly settle their fees to avoid any inconveniences.
Breakdown for Some Faculties
Understanding the specific fees for different faculties is vital for students planning their academic budget. Here is a breakdown of the school fees for various faculties:
- Clinical Science (Medicine and Surgery) – N45,000
- Science – N45,000
- Engineering – N45,000
- Social Science – N45,000
- Pharmacy – N45,000
- Law – N45,000
- Nursing – N45,000
- Business Administration – N45,000
Special Considerations
It’s worth noting that the published fees are applicable to undergraduate programs. For information on school fees for Part-time, Postgraduates, and Direct Entry students, kindly refer to the official school website or contact the university administration directly.
Conclusion
As the new academic session approaches, Borno State University, Maiduguri, emphasizes the importance of timely payment of school fees. Students are encouraged to visit the official school website for further details and ensure that they meet the payment deadline to secure their place for the upcoming academic year.
FAQs
What are the school fees for BOSU students in the 2025 academic session?
The school fees for the 2025 academic session at Borno State University (BOSU) vary depending on the program of study and level. Generally, fresh students pay higher fees due to acceptance fees and other one-time charges, while returning students pay lesser amounts since they are not required to pay these additional charges.
Do indigenes and non-indigenes of Borno State pay the same school fees at BOSU?
No, indigenes and non-indigenes do not pay the same school fees. Indigenes of Borno State enjoy subsidized fees compared to non-indigenes, who are required to pay higher tuition and related charges for the same programs.
Are there additional charges apart from tuition fees at BOSU for 2025?
Yes, apart from tuition fees, students are expected to pay other compulsory charges such as acceptance fees (for freshers), registration fees, ICT fees, library fees, medical fees, and departmental or faculty dues. These charges are clearly stated during the registration process.
Can BOSU school fees be paid in installments for the 2025 academic session?
The management of Borno State University usually requires full payment of school fees before the registration deadline. However, in some cases, students may be allowed to pay in installments depending on official approval or special arrangements announced by the university.