The management of the Kwara State University (KWASU) has announced the deadline for payment of school fees and registration for the 2026/2027 Academic Session.
Newly admitted and returning students are advised to pay up all the fees required by the school before the deadline.
KWASU School Fees and Registration Deadline
Kwara State University has announced the deadline for payment of fees. The deadline for fees is March 2026.
It is not considered valid if you pay your school fees after the deadline, and you may go through many filing processes to get your money.
The penalty for defaulting is a loss of studentship for the 2026/2027 Academic Session. Also, note that the lost session shall form part of the total duration allowed for the Programme.
However, a student who has a genuine reason to apply for Temporary Withdrawal from Studies for the session must follow the due process before the end of the First Semester.
How Much Is KWASU School Fees?
KWASU school fees vary depending on the programme you are enrolled in and, most importantly, whether you are a Kwara State indigene. We could not locate a working official fee schedule page on kwasu.edu.ng, so the figures below come from cross-checked third-party reporting and should be confirmed on the student portal before you pay.
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KWASU School Fees For New Students (Freshers)
Kwara State University (KWASU) school fees for freshers who are Kwara State indigenes work out to roughly N99,500 to N120,000 for tuition and standard charges combined, depending on which source’s category breakdown you compare.
Non-indigene freshers pay considerably more, with reported figures ranging from around N200,000 up to N290,000 once accommodation and other charges are bundled in.
The wide range exists because sources differ on what counts as “school fees” versus separate acceptance, accommodation, and miscellaneous charges, and because we found no single official KWASU bursary circular to settle it precisely.
Budget on the higher end to be safe, and confirm your exact total on the student portal once you have been admitted.
Here is a breakdown of the standard miscellaneous charges that apply on top of tuition for freshers:
- Student ID card – 1,000 naira.
- Sports fee – 1,000 naira.
- Information Technology – 2,000 naira.
- Lab fee (science students only) – 10,000 naira.
- Examination fee – 2,500 naira.
- Matric gown – 1,000 naira.
- Result verification – 5,000 naira.
- Faculty journal – 2,000 naira.
- Students handbook – 1,000 naira.
- TISHIP (health insurance) – 5,000 naira.
- Faculty and departmental dues – 5,000 naira.
- Endowment fund – 5,000 naira.
- Library fee – 3,000 naira.
KWASU School Fees For Returning Students 2026/2027
It is easier for returning students to pay their school fees online. The last confirmed figure for returning KWASU students was around N109,500, though this is from an older schedule and has likely moved up in line with the increases seen for freshers. Check the portal for your exact level’s current figure.
KWASU School Fees For Part-Time Students
KWASU part-time students’ tuition fees have historically ranged between N210,000 and N320,000 depending on the course, with part-time postgraduate study going up to around N450,000. These figures have not been independently reconfirmed for 2026/2027.
How Much Is KWASU Acceptance Fee?
How much is KWASU acceptance fee for 2026/2027? KWASU’s acceptance fee has gone up from the older N20,000 plus N3,000 processing fee figure.
Current cross-checked reports put it at N30,000 for indigenes and N50,000 for non-indigenes, though we recommend confirming the exact current figure for acceptance fee for KWASU on the admission portal, since this is non-refundable once paid.
New intakes must pay their acceptance fees to be considered students.
How Much Is KWASU Hostel Fee?
Students who want to stay in the hostel accommodations made available by the school authorities would have to apply before time.
KWASU’s hostel accommodation fee is reported around N35,000 to N45,000 for an academic session. Considering the price of housing around Malete, that’s still fairly affordable, though rooms are often shared with several students and public bathrooms and toilets, so don’t expect hostel life to be as comfortable as living off-campus.
Treating Every KWASU Figure as an Estimate Until Confirmed
Because KWASU has no single published fee circular we could verify for 2026/2027, every naira figure on this page is cross-checked third-party reporting rather than an official bursary number. Use the higher end of each range when budgeting, and generate your actual invoice on the student portal before paying anything.
We will update these figures the moment KWASU publishes a dated, verifiable fee schedule for the session.