EBSU School Fees for New and Returning Students: Are you a student of Ebonyi State University (EBSU)? Or maybe you just got admission or applied recently and you’re now asking: “How much is EBSU school fees?” Don’t worry you’re in the right place.
In this post, I’ll break down everything you need to know about EBSU school fees how much freshers are paying, how much returning students are paying, how much the acceptance fee is, and even how to pay the fees step by step. Whether you’re an indigene of Ebonyi State or you’re from another state, this guide will show you what to expect and how to go about it.
Let’s get started.
How Much Is EBSU School Fees for Freshers?
If you’re just gaining admission into EBSU, you should know that school fees are not the same for everybody. It depends on the course you’re studying and whether you are from Ebonyi State (indigene) or not (non-indigene). Professional courses like Medicine, Law, Nursing, and Medical Lab pay higher than other departments.
Medicine, Surgery, and Law
- Indigene: ₦388,400
- Non-indigene: ₦452,400
Nursing and Medical Lab Science
- Indigene: ₦343,400
- Non-indigene: ₦407,400
Education (Economics & Accounting)
- Indigene: ₦136,400
- Non-indigene: ₦181,400
Other Education and Agriculture Courses
- Indigene: ₦127,400
- Non-indigene: ₦172,400
English, Literature, Linguistics, Religion & Philosophy
- Indigene: ₦154,400
- Non-indigene: ₦199,400
Industrial Maths and Industrial Physics
- Indigene: ₦154,400
- Non-indigene: ₦199,400
Other Faculties not mentioned above
- Indigene: ₦163,400
- Non-indigene: ₦208,400
And here’s the good part: you don’t have to pay all the fees at once. EBSU allows students to pay in two parts half in the first semester and the remaining half in second semester. So if your school fee is ₦343,400, you can pay ₦171,700 first, and complete the rest later.
EBSU School Fees for Returning Students (200 Level and Above)
Once you enter 200 level or higher, your school fees reduce. EBSU gives returning students a fair rate, depending on the course and your indigene status.
Here’s the breakdown:
Medicine, Surgery, Law, Nursing, Med Lab
- Indigene: ₦117,000
- Non-indigene: ₦171,000
- Education (Economics & Accounting)
- Indigene: ₦81,000
- Non-indigene: ₦117,000
Other Education and Agriculture Courses
- Indigene: ₦72,000
- Non-indigene: ₦108,000
English, Literature, Religion, Philosophy, Linguistics
- Indigene: ₦72,000
- Non-indigene: ₦108,000
Industrial Maths and Physics
- Both indigene and non-indigene: ₦108,000
- Other Courses not mentioned above
- Indigene: ₦81,000
- Non-indigene: ₦117,000
EBSU Acceptance Fee for Freshers
This is the first payment you must make once you’re offered admission. If you don’t pay your acceptance fee, your admission may be withdrawn.
Professional courses (like Medicine, Law, Nursing, etc): ₦50,050
Non-professional courses: ₦30,050
So once your name is out on the admission list, go ahead and pay this before you start your clearance.
How to Pay EBSU School Fees Step by Step
If you’re wondering how to pay the school fees, don’t stress. Whether you’re using a phone, laptop, or even going to a café, just follow the steps below.
What you need:
- A phone or laptop with internet
- Your EBSU portal login details
- Your ATM card or access to a bank
Steps to pay:
1. Go to the official EBSU portal: https://ebsu.edu.ng/portal
2. If you’re new, register and create your student account. If you’re already a student, just log in.
3. Click on “Get School Fee Invoice” under the school fees section.
4. Fill in the form with your correct details and generate the invoice.
5. Take the RRR on the invoice and go to any commercial bank to pay (₦300 bank charge may apply).
6. Or better still, use your ATM card and pay online instantly through Remita.
7. After payment, go back to the EBSU portal.
8. Click “Get School Fee Receipt”
9. Input your RRR, choose Remita as the payment option, and print your receipt.
10. Submit your receipt to the Admission or ICT office for record and documentation.
That’s all! You’ve successfully paid your EBSU school fees.
Important Tip: Don’t wait till deadline. Pay early to avoid late charges or missing registration deadlines.
Final Thoughts
Now you’ve seen everything you need to know about EBSU school fees how much freshers pay, how much returning students pay, the acceptance fee, and even how to make payment online or at the bank. Whether you’re an indigene or not, this breakdown helps you plan ahead and stay on track.
Note: It’s important to always check the Ebonyi State University’s (EBSU) official website for current school fees as time goes on. Thanks
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If you still have any questions or run into issues while paying your fees, just visit the ICT or Admissions unit in school they’ll guide you.
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FAQs About EBSU School Fees
1. Can I pay my EBSU fees in parts?
Yes, EBSU allows students to pay half in first semester and the rest in second semester.
2. How much is the EBSU acceptance fee?
₦50,050 for professional courses and ₦30,050 for non-professional courses.
3. Can I pay EBSU fees online?
Yes. You can pay using your ATM card through Remita on the EBSU portal.
4. What if I make a mistake while paying?
Visit the ICT or Admission office immediately with your RRR and they will help you out.
5. How do I confirm that my school fees payment was successful?
Once you input your RRR on the portal and your receipt comes out, that’s your confirmation.
