Adamawa State University (Adsu) School Fees And Acceptance Fee

Choosing the right university is one of the most important decisions any student can make, and understanding the financial requirements of your institution is just as crucial. If you’ve gained admission into Adamawa State University (ADSU), Mubi, or you’re planning to apply, this guide gives you an in-depth look at the school fees and acceptance fees for the 2024/2025 academic session.

Whether you are an indigene of Adamawa State, a non-indigene from another part of Nigeria, or an international student, this post breaks down everything you need to know — from how much you’ll pay and what it covers, to how to pay, and frequently asked questions.

📍 About Adamawa State University (ADSU)

Located in Mubi, a commercial and academic town in Adamawa State, ADSU was established in 2001 to provide affordable higher education to citizens of the state and beyond. The university currently offers undergraduate programs in the arts, sciences, social sciences, and management.

With its growing reputation, ADSU attracts students from all over Nigeria and abroad, especially because of its relatively affordable fee structure compared to many other state-owned universities.

🧾 Acceptance Fee for New Students

The acceptance fee is a one-time, non-refundable payment made by newly admitted students to confirm and secure their admission into the university.

• Amount: ₦1,500 (One Thousand, Five Hundred Naira)

• Who Pays: All freshers (100-level students and Direct Entry students)

• Deadline: Must be paid as soon as the admission offer is received

This fee grants students access to the registration portal, facilitates record creation in the school database, and reserves their admission space.

🔔 Tip: Failure to pay your acceptance fee within the stipulated time could lead to the forfeiture of your admission. Always act promptly.

🎓 ADSU School Fees for 2024/2025

The school fees at Adamawa State University vary based on several factors:

• Level of study (100 level, 200 level, 300 level, etc.)

• Student status (Indigene, Non-indigene, or Foreign)

• Faculty or department (in some cases)

💡 Categories of Students

1. Indigene Students – Students from Adamawa State

2. Non-Indigene Students – Students from other Nigerian states

3. Foreign Students – Students from outside Nigeria

Let’s now look at the fee breakdown for each category.

1️⃣ Indigene Students

The fees include charges for tuition, registration, examination, ICT, library, ID card, SUG dues, bed space (if applicable), and more.

2️⃣ Non-Indigene Students

Non-indigenes pay higher tuition fees than indigenes but are subject to the same miscellaneous charges.

3️⃣ Foreign Students

Foreign students pay a premium, which includes international tuition and administrative charges.

💰 Detailed Fee Components

Let’s break down the fee structure for a 100-level indigene student. Non-indigenes and foreign students have similar structures with slightly higher tuition.

Note: Laptop levy applies only to new students and is optional depending on the student's needs.

🧾 How to Pay ADSU Acceptance and School Fees

Payments are made through the ADSU school fees portal using Remita.

📍 Steps to Pay:

1. Visit https://adsu.edu.ng

2. Click on the Student Portal

3. Log in with your JAMB registration number

4. Select “Generate Invoice” and choose the type of fee (Acceptance or School Fees)

5. An RRR (Remita Retrieval Reference) will be generated

6. Proceed to any bank or pay online via Remita

7. Return to the portal and confirm your payment

8. Print out your payment receipt for record and clearance purposes

✅ Keep all payment receipts safe — they are required during clearance, exams, and graduation.

📅 Important Dates and Deadlines

• Acceptance Fee Deadline: Within 2 weeks of admission offer

• School Fee Payment Deadline: Before the start of lectures

• Late Registration Fee: ADSU charges a penalty fee for students who fail to pay their school fees before the deadline

📚 Tips for New Students

• Budget wisely: In addition to fees, you’ll need money for textbooks, handouts, feeding, transportation, and personal expenses.

• Accommodation: If you plan to stay in the school hostel, apply early as spaces are limited.

• Don’t delay: All fees should be paid promptly to avoid losing your admission or being denied access to classes and exams.

• Use official channels: Only use the school’s official website and Remita for all payments.

❓Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Can I pay ADSU school fees in installments?
A: No. ADSU requires that students pay their full fees before registration can be completed.

Q2: Is the acceptance fee refundable?
A: No, the acceptance fee is non-refundable, even if the student later decides not to attend.

Q3: Do Direct Entry students pay the same as UTME students?
A: Yes, Direct Entry students pay the same fees as 100-level UTME students.

Q4: What happens if I don’t pay on time?
A: Late payment can attract penalties, denial of access to the portal, and even revocation of admission.

Q5: Is hostel accommodation included in the fees?
A: Hostel fees are part of the school fees for students who apply for accommodation. However, not all students are guaranteed a spot.

✅ Final Thoughts

Adamawa State University (ADSU) offers quality education at relatively affordable rates. With an acceptance fee of just ₦1,500 and school fees ranging from ₦55,000 to ₦98,000 depending on your status, ADSU remains one of the most budget-friendly universities in Nigeria.

Whether you’re a fresh undergraduate, Direct Entry candidate, or an international student, this guide provides the full financial picture to help you plan your academic journey effectively.