Kaduna State University School Fees For Non-Indigene Students
FAQs
What is the school fee range for non-indigene students at Kaduna State University?
The school fees for non-indigene students at Kaduna State University (KASU) typically range from ₦60,000 to ₦150,000 per session, depending on the faculty and course of study. Professional courses such as Medicine, Law, and Pharmacy tend to attract higher fees compared to courses in the Arts or Social Sciences.
Do non-indigene students pay higher fees than indigene students at KASU?
Yes, non-indigene students pay higher fees than indigene students at KASU. The difference is due to the state government’s policy, which subsidizes education costs for indigenes of Kaduna State. Non-indigenes are required to pay the full tuition without the subsidy.
Are there additional charges apart from the main school fees for non-indigene students?
Yes, non-indigene students are expected to pay additional charges such as acceptance fees, development levies, ICT charges, and faculty or departmental dues. These charges may vary slightly depending on the student’s faculty or level of study.
Can non-indigene students pay their KASU school fees in installments?
Kaduna State University sometimes allows students, including non-indigenes, to pay school fees in installments, especially for financial convenience. However, this option must be approved by the university’s management, and students are advised to confirm the current payment policy each academic session.