The eagerly awaited announcement of Havilla University’s school fees for the 2025/2026 academic session has finally been made available on the official university website. In this blog post, we aim to provide both returning students and freshers with a detailed breakdown of the tuition fees and a step-by-step guide on how to make online payments seamlessly.
Havilla University School Fees for 2025/2026 Academic Session:
For the upcoming academic session, Havilla University has set the following school fees:
- Returning Students: N2,000,000
- Freshers (New Students): N2,500,000
Breakdown by Faculties:
The school fees for various faculties at Havilla University are uniform, with each faculty requiring a payment of N2,000,000. These faculties include:
- Clinical Science (Medicine and Surgery)
- Science
- Engineering
- Social Science
- Pharmacy
- Law
- Nursing
- Business Administration
It’s important to note that there may be different fee structures for Part-time, Postgraduates, and Direct Entry students. For detailed information, students are advised to visit the official school website.
How to Pay Havilla University School Fees Online:
Paying your school fees online at Havilla University is a straightforward process. Follow these simple steps:
- Visit the official school website.
- Generate your student ID and complete the verification process.
- Log in to the student portal.
- Select the “School Fees Payment” option.
- Fill in the required details after making the payment.
- Submit the form and remember to print out the receipt for your records.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
- How much is Havilla University school fees for freshers? The school fees for freshers (new students) for the 2025/2026 academic session is N2,500,000, inclusive of acceptance fees, departmental fees, and faculty fees.
- How much is Havilla University acceptance fee? The acceptance fee for the 2025/2026 academic session is N20,000 and is mandatory for all newly admitted students. This fee is nonrefundable.
- How much is Havilla University school fees for indigenes and non-indigenes? Both indigenes and non-indigenes of Havilla University will pay N2,000,000 as school fees for the 2025/2026 academic session.
(FAQs) Regarding Havilla University’s 2025/2026 Academic Session school fees:
What is the total school fee per session for new undergraduate students (freshers) in 2025/2026?
For new Nigerian undergraduate students (both UTME and Direct Entry), the total school fee per session is ₦400,000, which covers:
- Tuition: ₦100,000
- Development levy: ₦10,000
- Accommodation: ₦29,500
- Medical: ₦10,000
- ICT fee: ₦10,000
- Security: ₦5,000
- Sports: ₦5,000
- Caution fee: ₦5,000
- Laboratory fee (for science students): ₦10,000
- Acceptance fee: ₦15,000
- Library fee: ₦5,000
- Smart ID card: ₦3,000
- O’Level verification: ₦3,000
The breakdown across both first and second semesters sums up to ₦400,000 per session Schoolings.
What is the acceptance fee for freshers in the 2025/2026 academic year?
An official post confirms that the acceptance fee for fresh students is ₦20,000, a non-refundable charge payable once Nursing Health.
However, note that the first breakdown (FAQ 1) includes an acceptance fee of ₦15,000, indicating a possible discrepancy between sources (₦15,000 vs. ₦20,000). It’s advisable to confirm the exact figure via the official Havilla University admissions office or website.
What school fees apply for returning students in 2025/2026?
The breakdown posted appears to apply uniformly to both new and returning undergraduate students—i.e., ₦400,000 per session, including the various levies and charges Schoolings. There’s no specific differentiation for returning students in the provided breakdown.
Are there separate fee structures for foreign students?
Yes. For 2025/2026:
- African foreign students: pay CFA 732,958 per session, inclusive of accommodation and security; installment options are available.
- International students (from the USA, Canada, Europe, Asia & others): pay $1,500 per session, also inclusive of accommodation and security; installments are allowed Schoolings.
Can students pay their fees in installments?
For Nigerian students (as per the detailed breakdown), fees must be paid in one lump-sum, unless the management grants special exceptions Schoolings. However, for foreign students (both African and other international categories), installment payment is permitted
Conclusion
Being informed about the school fees for the upcoming academic session is crucial for students of Havilla University, Nde-Ikom. Timely payment of fees is essential to ensure a smooth academic experience. For more details on the fee structure for Part-time, Postgraduates, and Direct Entry students, kindly refer to the official website. We extend our best wishes to all students for a successful and fulfilling experience on campus. Stay tuned to our blog for the latest school news and updates.