This is the school fees for each academic year.

Tuition fee+housing+meal plan+other fees, at least a student pay not less than 4.1 million each academic year.

Source: AUN website - https://www.aun.edu.ng/index.php/admissions/fees-undergraduate

Nlfpmod

very good

Advanced secondary school

Queb12:
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Scammer, oloshi

Spamming everywhere

No wonder they call it American University

If every man start fending for himself. Blaming the government will reduce when people start knowing the true cost of what they want.

Rhodes Scholarship for international students is on too. Don't waste time, join the winning train.
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And am here paying 800k as school fees

Very cheap o

This is expensive

eteebanky1:
Advanced secondary school

A bitter comment to console yourself, you will be fine.

Sebi na you wan go American university inside Nigeria na.

Do you know that in some countries university and polytechnic education are free.
Government finance it from tax money.

juman:
Do you know that in some countries university and polytechnic education are free.
Government finance it from tax money.

Nothing is free in the white mans land, they take it back via high tax rate..

Please stop misinforming Nigerians...

I will not waste my money sending my children to any P uni.... na waste of funds.

This is one reason why poverty is so high in the country. Nigerian parents are spending too much on education..

Many broke Nigerian parents are sending thier kids to private unis, they will pay terribly with poverty for it.

We have our problems in Nigeria, we the masses ar very bad managers.

Instead of me to send my kids to this P uni, I will send them to publics uni, then use the remaining fees to bank roll my kids very well.

They will be the big boys and girls in uni..

If you know, you know.

Quite cheap, compared to the primary and secondary schools in Abuja and Lagos.

Biglittlelois:



A bitter comment to console yourself, you will be fine.

He is correct..

LikeAking:


He is correct..

He's not, you can also console yourself with bitterness.

Biglittlelois:



He's not, you also console yourself with bitterness.

See who get money no dey send pikin go P uni..

We can't be envious..

What will we say about those schooling in first world contries..

Some of us even schooled there, some of us are legit citizens..

No every body they for the Nigerian quee.

Sending kids to P uni is a waste...

Average Nigerian parents are just waiting their money....

A reason poverty remains high in Nigeria..

LikeAking:


See who get money no dey send pikin go P uni..

We can't be envious..

What will we say about those schooling in first work contries..

Some of us even schooled there, some of us are legit citizens..

No every body they for the Nigerian quee.

Yes people that have money don't send their kids to private universities, the less privileged are the ones sending their kids there, we have heard you, bitter people like you will try and justify their bitterness, it's a free world.

Biglittlelois:



A bitter comment to console yourself, you will be fine.

Keep shut there

Na dis kind skol I go send all my children...

just4fun:
Na dis kind skol I go send all my children...

Think big.

If you can't afford over seas school, then forget it..

Save this millions on something reasonable.


Majority not the parents and hats sent their kids to tis schools will be broke in the future..

Paid 500k for my school fees each semester
I later graduate no work

Thank God for keyboarding


Anyways So e get school fees wey pass my own sef?! Chai

Now that the Naira has been devalued, many of those students planning on going overseas can attend private unis here instead.

I think private universities here should make sustained efforts in making them their enrolees.

Is it possible for unis to engage in students transfers?

eteebanky1:
Advanced secondary school

many of the lectures in private universities were gotten from public universities. So how can it be advanced secondary schools

One thing I know for sure is that quality education is always very expensive!

LikeAking:
I will not waste my money sending my children to any P uni.... na waste of funds.

This is one reason why poverty is so high in the country. Nigerian parents are spending too much on education..

Many broke Nigerian parents are sending thier kids to private unis, they will pay terribly with poverty for it.

We have our problems in Nigeria, we the masses ar very bad managers.

Instead of me to send my kids to this P uni, I will send them to publics uni, then use the remaining fees to bank roll my kids very well.

They will be the big boys and girls in uni..

If you know, you know.

You don't have the money. Stop talking like a foolish mad man. All this I will not do this even if I have the money. You just don't have it!

So, those who are spending it don't have sense, abi? It is you that has one? If so, why have you not made money as well? BTW, tertiary education in most parts of the world is very expensive. The places where the fees are affordable have high taxes to fund the system, small populations and specialist universities with high academic standards. For instance, tuition fees in Swiss universities are low, but many drop out in the first year due to how tough the academic programs are.

Lastly, there is nothing wrong with spending good money on quality education, especially during secondary school. The number of foolish posts and comments I read from many young Nigerians tell me they were poorly educated or malnourished when they were young. They reason so stoopidly!

grandstar:
Now that the Naira has been devalued, many of those students planning on going overseas can attend private unis here instead.

I think private universities here should make sustained efforts in making them their enrolees.

Is it possible for unis to engage in students transfers?

Actually, over the past seven years, private universities have improved in quality. This is especially so with Covenant University, Babcock, ABUAD etc. I want to believe there is a transfer program in those aforementioned universities since a significant proportion of their students are children of Nigerian diasporans. I recalled a girl who finished with a first class from CU has her family based in Germany. For parents who want to ensure their children live amongst people who look like them after spending their teenage years in the abroad, sending them to reputable private universities in Nigeria makes sense. In fact, with the foolish LGTV nonsense, better sending a child to Loyola Jesuit College over a public school in the West.

Also, sending a child abroad to study depends on the country and the university's ranking. In my opinion, it is totally pointless to send a child to Fisk University or Hull University. Universities in Eastern Europe can be understood due to the affordability of their medical programs. But with the war in Ukraine, not all countries are worth it. Way better to send a child to a Chilean university, work in the country and obtain a superior passport than to Bradford University. As for the US, anything outside R1 university or the top HBCUs na money miss road.