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Thursday 29 March 2018

List of the Cheapest federal university in Nigeria


Higher education is becoming more and more expensive and some faculties in Nigerian universities cost so much that Nigerians have to study abroad to save their money and get the desired education. However, not all families can afford traveling to foreign countries to study. Thus, a selection of the cheapest federal university in Nigeria could be handy to all candidates who are seeking to get higher education in their motherland.

Affordable federal universities in Nigeria

The list of institutions you will find below contains only alma mater with ‘federal university’ status. All selected universities are included in a selection with a particular order. The cheapest federal university in Nigeria is number one; it is followed by other institutions in ‘low to high’ school fees order.

The prices are average for the university, but it is important to note that different faculties and departments within the same institution can be priced differently. In addition, we take into consideration only school fees for first-year students, and there can be differences in the school fee for level 100 (1st year), 200 (2nd year), 300 (3rd year) etc.

In other words, the choices below are estimates, and you are highly advised to double check the admission fees for the faculty you are interested to attend.

Which is the cheapest federal university in Nigeria?

Here comes our choice of the most affordable federal universities you can attend in Nigeria if you like the price, meet their requirements, and is admitted as a student.

1. ABU

Citizens who live in Kaduna area or wish to study in Zaria or Samaru can look at ABU institution (full title is Ahmadu Bello University). It has an impressive history (ABU exists since 1962) and high rankings among students and graduates.

This might not be the cheapest place to get an education, but it still an affordable federal university. Its fees are around 25,000-45,000 Naira.

Here you can become an engineer, scientist, teacher, artist etc.

2. BUK

Are you a citizen of Kano State? You can study at local Bayero University that exists since 1977. There are many interesting faculties here. Students are welcome to gain professional knowledge in management, modern technologies, law and such popular spheres as engineering, computer science, and medicine.

Their admission fees are 29,000-40,000 Naira.

3. UNICAL

Pupils from Cross River State can get higher education in their area by choosing the University of Calabar as their alma mater.

This institution was founded over 40 years ago. It can be a nice choice for studying agricultural disciplines, marketing, technical courses, science, and many other interesting and valuable courses.

The fees are around 30,000-42,000 Naira.

4. UDUSOK

Existing since 1975, this higher educational institution keeps attracting Nigerians. Candidates can select Usmanu Danfodiyo University as their alma mater because of the big selection of departments and courses.

For example, you can become a specialist in nursing, accounting, education, biochemistry, and other sciences, economics and many other spheres.

The school fees are 30,000-53,000 Naira.

5. FUNAAB

Is your dream to work in the agricultural sector? You can study this sphere professionally in Ogun State. Here you can attend the Federal University of Agriculture that exists since 1988.

FUNAAB is one of the 3 agricultural institutions in Nigeria. This is where you can focus on agriculture and its specific disciplines.

Their school fees are 32,000-42,000 Naira.

6. NOUN

This is probably the biggest institution in Nigeria based on how many students study here. The National Open University of Nigeria has so many disciplines (over 700) that you can definitely find something to your taste. It has several educational centers and interesting programs for all candidates.

Since all the disciplines are officially allowed by NUC commission, you are safe to choose your future profession based on your dreams and desires.

The school fees are 33,000-41,000 Naira.

7. UI

Those who dream to study in Ibadan should consider UI (University of Ibadan) as their main choice of studies. This is a great place (founded back in 1948) to study medicine and related sciences, art, agriculture, and other disciplines.

The school fee is around 34,000-46,000 Naira.

8. FUDMA

Fans of the newest schools and institutions can choose Federal University Dutsin-Ma that exists since 2011. It offers 8 departments and opportunity to study modern technology, sciences, engineering, management, art, and other popular courses.

School fees are 37,000-47,000 Naira.

9. ANIABUJA

Studying in the capital of the country is prestigious and attractive. Who doesn’t want to go to Abuja and attend local institutions? For example, the federal University of Abuja is a great place to attend ever since 1988.

You can proudly study law, veterinary medicine, sciences, engineering, management, and other disciplines.

The fees range from 39,000 to 42,000 Naira.

10. UNIPORT

Existing since 1975, the University of Port-Harcourt is more expensive than other federal institutions we have listed above. It is expensive for freshmen but becomes more affordable for students who continue their education through second, third year etc.

Nigerians can choose one of the 10 departments here and study management, dentistry, agriculture, humanities, and other sciences along with engineering here.

School fees for new students range from 92,000 Naira to 127,000 Naira while returning students can only pay 45,000 Naira.

Have you already decided where to be educated after the graduation? Would it be a federal university or would you choose a state or private institution? We hope that the information above would be helpful in your choice.

Source: Naija.ng

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