Paul University Awka School Fees 2026/2027 (Nursing & All Courses)

Paul University, Awka does not publish a public school fees table on its official website (the old fees page is gone, and fee enquiries are routed to the Bursary). The university confirms it runs a B.NSc Nursing Science degree. To get the exact current Nursing or course fee, request it directly from the Bursary at the official contact page. Pay only through official university channels.

Quick answer

As of July 2026, Paul University, Awka has not published its 2026/2027 school fees schedule online. Any exact naira figure you see for Paul University Nursing on blogs and aggregator sites is unverified — the university itself does not display one. The reliable amount is the one your admission letter and the Bursary give you after you are offered admission.

What we can confirm from the official site: Nursing Science (B.NSc) is a real, running programme; the JAMB cut-off is 150 and above; and fees are paid through the university’s online portal after you accept an admission offer.

Does Paul University offer Nursing?

Yes. Paul University, Awka runs a Bachelor of Nursing Science (B.NSc) in the Department of Nursing Science, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences. This is confirmed on the university’s own department page. The faculty also offers Medical Laboratory Science, Medical Rehabilitation (Physiotherapy), Radiography, Health Information Management and Public Health.

Before you pay for any Nursing programme, confirm the programme’s current accreditation status directly with the university. Nursing degrees in Nigeria are regulated by the National Universities Commission (NUC) and the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN); ask the university to confirm both for the B.NSc before committing.

Paul University Nursing school fees — what is actually confirmed

The honest position: Paul University does not currently publish a Nursing fee figure or a general fees schedule on its website. We will not repeat the specific naira amounts circulating on other blogs, because they are not backed by any official Paul University source and figures like these are frequently invented or out of date.

Here is what the official website does tell you about how fees work:

Item What the university says
Application / processing fee Non-refundable, paid online through the Paul University admissions portal when you apply
School fees (tuition + charges) Paid online after you accept an admission offer, before registration; amount is set per programme
Nursing (B.NSc) specific fee Not published online — request from the Bursary
Acceptance / hostel / other charges Not published online — confirm with the Bursary or on your admission letter

Professional and laboratory-based programmes such as Nursing usually cost more than arts or management courses at the same university, so expect Nursing to sit at the higher end of Paul University’s fee range. But treat any exact figure as unconfirmed until you have it in writing from the Bursary.

How to get the exact current fees (the reliable way)

Follow the university’s own process rather than trusting third-party figures:

  1. Contact the Bursary directly. Email bursary@pauluniversity.edu.ng and ask for the 2026/2027 fee for your specific programme (for example, B.NSc Nursing Science).
  2. Ask Admissions. Email admissions@pauluniversity.edu.ng or use the “Fees & Payments” subject on the official contact page.
  3. Check your admission letter. Once you are offered admission and log in to the portal to accept, the payable school fees are shown there. This is the figure that actually applies to you.

Verified official contacts (from the university’s contact page, July 2026):

Purpose Official channel
Fees & payments bursary@pauluniversity.edu.ng
Admission enquiries admissions@pauluniversity.edu.ng
General enquiries info@pauluniversity.edu.ng
Website pauluniversity.edu.ng

Entry requirements for Nursing and other courses

From the official undergraduate admission page:

  • JAMB (UTME) score: 150 and above.
  • O’Level: at least five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, at not more than two sittings. For Nursing, science subjects (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) are required — confirm the exact combination with the department.
  • Direct Entry (200 level): A’Level passes, OND (Upper Credit), NCE (Merit), HND or JUPEB (minimum 3 points).
  • Choose Paul University, Awka as your institution on JAMB, then buy and complete the university’s own application form on its portal.

The 2026 undergraduate application window runs to 31 August 2026 (deadline stated on the official admissions page — always reconfirm, as dates can be extended).

Warning: avoid Paul University fee scams

Paul University has published a public scam notice. In its own words: the university does NOT offer admission through agents, and never asks anyone to pay to “secure a slot”. All admission is processed through official channels only.

To protect yourself:

  • Never pay school fees, “acceptance” or “admission” money to any individual, agent, or personal bank account. Legitimate fees are paid through the university’s online portal or official university accounts only.
  • Ignore any WhatsApp or phone contact promising guaranteed admission or a “discount” on fees.
  • If anyone demands payment to guarantee admission, report it through the university’s Scam Alerts page.
  • Verify every fee and account number directly with the Bursary before sending money.

About Paul University, Awka

Paul University is a private university in Awka, Anambra State, owned by the Anglican Church (Church of Nigeria) and operating since 2009. It offers undergraduate degrees across seven faculties, including the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences that houses Nursing Science. As a faith-based institution, it combines academic study with a compulsory mid-week chapel service and a corporate dress code for students.

Last verified: July 2026. Fees at Nigerian private universities change from session to session and Paul University does not publish them online, so always confirm the current amount with the Bursary before making any payment.

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