Aspiring legal eagles, set your sights on UNILAG’s renowned Law program! But before donning your legal robes, understanding the financial terrain is crucial. This blog post guides you through UNILAG Law fees and frequently asked questions, equipping you to strategize for academic success.
Unveiling the Cost Structure:
The Law program, unlike some others, does not incur additional lab fees. Your fee structure boils down to student status (new or returning) and hostel requirements:
- New Students: ₦126,325
- Returning Students: ₦80,750
Dissecting the Charges:
These fees encompass mandatory components like:
- Registration: ₦25,000 (new) / ₦15,000 (returning)
- Examinations: ₦15,000 (new) / ₦10,000 (returning)
- Library Services: ₦15,000 (new) / ₦10,000 (returning)
- Information Tech & Entrepreneurship: ₦15,000
- Medical Services: ₦10,000 (new) / ₦5,000 (returning)
- Sports: ₦10,000
Beyond the Base Costs:
Remember to factor in:
- Hostel Fees: Varying between ₦75,000 and ₦80,000 per session depending on room type and facilities.
- Textbooks and Materials: Law textbooks and case studies can add up, so budget accordingly.
- Feeding and Personal Expenses: Consider the living costs in Lagos.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: When are fees due?
A: Typically at the beginning of each semester. Check the UNILAG website for exact deadlines.
Q: Are there financial aid options?
A: Yes! Explore scholarships, grants, and loans offered by UNILAG and external organizations. Consult the financial aid office for details.
Q: Can I pay in installments?
A: UNILAG sometimes offers installment plans. Contact the Bursary Department for the latest information.
Q: What about international students?
A: Fees for international students are slightly higher. Refer to the UNILAG website for specific figures.
