Sule Lamido University School Fees 2025/2026 Session

Are you wondering about the amount to pay as school fees at Sule Lamido University for 2025/2026? You don’t have to worry about knowing the SLU school fees amount because the management of Sule Lamido University has just released the school fees schedule for 2025/2026 and the information is right here on this page.

Releasing the SLU school fees schedule for 2025/2026 is an indication that the Sule Lamido University portal is open for the payment of fees, and to this effect, it is expected that students should visit the University portal and make their school fees payment before the closure of the portal.

It is pertinent that you pay your school fees on time so that you will be allowed to register for your courses. Guidelines on how to pay the Sule Lamido University school fees have been provided below but first, we would like you to see the Sule Lamido University school fees breakdown for 2025/2026 for both freshmen and returning students.

Sule Lamido University School Fees for Undergraduates

Science-Based Programs

• Jigawa State Indigenes (Male) ₦8,750 
• Jigawa State Indigenes (Female and Physically Challenged): Exempted from payment.
• Non-Indigenes: ₦70,000

Arts-Based Programs

• Jigawa State Indigenes (Male) ₦7,500
• Jigawa State Indigenes (Female and Physically Challenged): Exempted from payment.
• Non-Indigenes: ₦60,000.

Note: All new students are required to pay an acceptance fee of ₦2,000 via the Remita platform.

How to Pay Sule Lamido University School Fees

To pay for Sule Lamido University school fees follow the guidelines below:

• Navigate to the SLU official website at www.slu.edu.ng
• Click on the ‘Student Portal’ link and enter your username and password to access your account.
• Within the portal, locate the ‘Fees Payment’ section and generate an invoice for your school fees. This will include a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) number, which is essential for the payment process.
• With the RRR number, you can pay your fees through the Remita platform. Payments can be made online using debit cards or at any bank branch by presenting the RRR number.
• Obtain Payment Receipt: After completing the payment, return to the student portal to confirm the transaction. Print the payment receipt for your records.
• Present the printed payment receipt to the Bursary Department to finalize the process and ensure your payment is officially recorded.
• Make photocopies of the school fees receipt for security reasons.

How to Pay Sule Lamido University Acceptance Fee

• Visit the SLU student portal at https://myslu.slu.edu.ng/ug/.
• Authenticate your details using your Registration Number, JAMB Number, State of Origin, and Gender.
• After successful authentication, log in with the provided username and password.
• Update your profile, ensuring your phone number and email are accurate, as they will appear on your payment invoice.
• Generate, download, and print your SLU Personalised Payment Form (SLUPPF), which includes the payment amount and other necessary details
• Use the Remita platform to pay the non-refundable acceptance fee of Two Thousand Naira (₦2,000).
• You can pay online using a debit card or visit a bank branch with the SLUPPF to make the payment.
• Ensure all payment details are entered correctly to avoid issues.
• After the payment is processed and validated, log back into the SLU student portal.
• Generate, download, and print your Student Payment Receipt (SPR) as proof of payment.
• After a successful payment, you can now print your admission notification letter and other related documents.

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