by The Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUTMinna), is one of Nigeria’s leading institutions of higher learning, renowned for its commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and research. As a student or prospective student of FUTMinna, understanding the school fees structure is crucial for proper financial planning. Whether you’re a new student (fresher) or a returning student, this post provides a detailed breakdown of the school fees for the 2023/2024 academic session, including additional costs, payment procedures, and tips for managing your finances as a student.
Overview of FUTMinna School Fees Structure
FUTMinna’s school fees are relatively affordable compared to many other federal universities in Nigeria. However, the fees vary depending on the student’s level (new or returning), faculty, and course of study. The university management reviews the fees periodically, so it’s essential to stay updated with the latest information.
For the 2023/2024 academic session, the school fees for new and returning students have been announced, and they cover tuition, registration, and other mandatory charges. Below is a detailed breakdown of the fees.
School Fees for New Students (Freshers)
New students, also known as freshers, are required to pay higher fees than returning students because of additional charges such as acceptance fees, matriculation fees, and other one-time payments. Here’s a breakdown of the fees for new students:
- Acceptance Fee:
- All newly admitted students are required to pay a non-refundable acceptance fee. For the 2023/2024 session, the acceptance fee is ₦30,000. This fee confirms your admission and must be paid before proceeding to other payments.
- Tuition Fee:
- The tuition fee for new students varies by faculty. On average, new students are expected to pay between ₦40,000 to ₦60,000 depending on their course of study.
- Science-based courses tend to attract higher fees due to the cost of laboratory equipment and materials.
- Registration Fee:
- This covers the cost of course registration and administrative processes. It is usually around ₦10,000.
- Matriculation Fee:
- New students are required to pay a matriculation fee, which is typically ₦5,000. This fee covers the cost of the matriculation ceremony and the issuance of matriculation numbers.
- Other Charges:
- ICT Fee: ₦5,000 (for access to the university’s ICT facilities).
- Library Fee: ₦3,000 (for access to the university library).
- Medical Fee: ₦5,000 (for access to the university health center).
- Sports Fee: ₦2,000 (for sports and recreational activities).
- Development Levy: ₦5,000 (for infrastructural development).
- Student Union Fee: ₦1,500 (mandatory for all students).
Total Estimated Fees for New Students:
The total school fees for new students range between ₦100,000 to ₦130,000, depending on the faculty and course of study.
