Adamawa State University (2025/2026 Session) Acceptance Fee And School Fees

So, You Got Admitted to ADSU? Welcome to Mubi Life!

First of all, congratulations! If you're reading this, then there’s a solid chance that either you, your sibling, your friend, or someone you know has just been offered admission into Adamawa State University, Mubi—fondly called ADSU. Whether it’s for a B.Sc. in Computer Science or a B.A. in History, trust me, the joy of seeing your name on that admission list is unbeatable.

But hold up—before you start shopping for new clothes and prepping your “campus slay” wardrobe, there's something more pressing: money talk. Yes, my friend, before you can start flexing in lectures and taking selfies by the Senate building, you need to know how much it’ll cost you to accept the admission and how much you’ll pay per session.

Let’s dive into it.

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First Things First: What Is an Acceptance Fee?

If you’re hearing about “acceptance fee” for the first time, don’t worry—nobody came out of the womb knowing this. The acceptance fee is the money you pay to officially say, “Yes, I accept this admission!” It’s basically like saying "count me in” to the university.

And without paying it, your admission might vanish like puff puff on a hungry man’s plate. In short: pay it, and pay it early.

Adamawa State University Acceptance Fee (2025)

As of the 2025 academic session, the ADSU acceptance fee for newly admitted students is approximately ₦10,000 (Ten Thousand Naira only).

Sounds affordable, right? Compared to many other universities that charge double or even triple that amount, ADSU is relatively student-friendly. But don’t take the affordability for granted. If you don’t pay within the stipulated time (usually within a few weeks of admission), your slot may be given to someone else.

How to Pay Your Acceptance Fee at ADSU

Alright, now that you know how much, the next question is how to pay. ADSU typically allows payment via the student portal. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Visit the ADSU student portal – usually something like www.adsu.edu.ng (confirm the link from your admission letter).

2. Login using your JAMB Registration Number and other required details.

3. Navigate to “Acceptance Fee Payment.”

4. Generate your Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR).

5. Take the RRR to any commercial bank or use an online payment platform (like Remita or Paystack) to complete your payment.

6. After payment, return to the portal to confirm and print your payment receipt.

Keep that receipt like gold—it’s your proof of acceptance.

What Comes After Acceptance?

Great, you’ve paid the acceptance fee. Now what? Next up is school fees, or what I call “the real deal.”

This is where many students (and parents) start breathing heavily. But don’t worry—ADSU is not here to swallow your life savings. Let’s break it down.

ADSU School Fees Structure (2025)

The school fees in Adamawa State University differ depending on:

• Faculty or department

• Level (100L, 200L, etc.)

• Indigene vs Non-Indigene

Let’s take a closer look.

For Indigene Students (2025 Session)

Students who are indigenes of Adamawa State enjoy subsidized fees. Here’s a general estimate:

• 100 Level & Direct Entry: ₦35,000 – ₦45,000

• 200L – 400L: ₦30,000 – ₦40,000

For Non-Indigene Students

If you’re from another state (say Lagos or Anambra), then here’s what to expect:

• 100 Level & Direct Entry: ₦50,000 – ₦60,000

• 200L – 400L: ₦45,000 – ₦55,000

Postgraduate Students

PG students pay a little more (of course). Depending on your program, you may be charged between ₦70,000 – ₦120,000 per session.

Additional Charges You Should Know About

You thought that was all? No be so o. There are some additional but necessary fees. These include:

• Medical Fee: ₦2,500 – ₦5,000

• ICT Fee: ₦3,000

• Library Fee: ₦1,500

• Sports/Games Fee: ₦2,000

• ID Card Fee: ₦1,000

• Examination Fee: ₦5,000

• Development Levy (one-time): ₦10,000 for new students

Add it all up, and you might be paying an average of ₦50,000 to ₦70,000 in total as a new student, depending on your department and whether you're an indigene.

Hostel Accommodation: Do You Plan to Stay on Campus?

If you’re not commuting from home, then yes—you need hostel space. Good news: ADSU provides decent hostel accommodation for both male and female students.

• Hostel Fee: ₦15,000 – ₦25,000 per session (depending on room size and type)

But space is limited. So if you're gunning for a bed space, move fast like you’re registering for JAMB.

Tips to Make Payment Stress-Free

1. Start saving early: If you’re a parent reading this, you already know the deal. Start small, save regularly.

2. Don’t wait till deadline: Deadlines come fast, and network issues love to strike when you're about to click “Pay Now.”

3. Keep all receipts: Print and photocopy everything. You never know when that “evidence” will save your academic life.

4. Use the school’s verified portal: Avoid third-party sites that promise to help you “process your payment faster.” Na lie. Use only official platforms.

What Happens If You Don’t Pay On Time?

Let’s be real—some students always believe they can “sort it out later.” But universities don’t play with deadlines these days.

• Late Payment Penalty: ADSU sometimes adds a ₦5,000 penalty if you delay.

• Admission Withdrawal: In extreme cases, your admission could be revoked.

• Missed Exams: You can’t sit for semester exams without proof of full payment. That’s a hard L.

Why ADSU is Still a Great Choice

Yes, you’ll pay fees—every school demands that. But what makes ADSU shine is the value you get for your money.

• Accredited Programs across Sciences, Humanities, and Social Sciences.

• Calm, peaceful learning environment in Mubi.

• Supportive staff and lecturers who are passionate about student success.

• Modern ICT and library facilities, improving year after year.

Conclusion

So there you have it—everything you need to know about the acceptance fee and school fees for Adamawa State University, Mubi. From ₦10,000 acceptance to total payments hovering around ₦50,000–₦70,000, you now have a clear picture of what it’ll take financially.

Remember, education is an investment—and every Kobo you pay today is building a future degree that could change your life.

So go ahead, pay that fee, print that receipt, and start preparing for the beautiful journey ahead at ADSU.

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Let me know in the comments: what course are you studying at ADSU, and what’s the biggest challenge you’re facing right now?